Board the train from Ozan Winery for a rail ride, vineyard walk, and wine tasting
12:30pm Winery Check-In 1:00pm Event Tour Starts 3:30pm Event Concludes
2, 3, 4, 6 or 8 people
Train ride, wine tasting, cheese
Check in at Ozan Winery & Yella Hound Distillery, get trackside for the train arrival, then depart on a rail excursion before returning for a vineyard walk, wine tasting, and a shared cheese plate.
Reservations are made by table (2, 3, 4, 6, or 8 people); single tickets are not available at this time.
An automatic gratuity of 18% is added for table service reservations. Tables of 6 or 8 may be split for indoor seating during inclement weather but placed near each other.
All sales are final. No refunds for tickets purchased for any train events. Nonrefundable, not transferable to another date, and no credit exchange is given for not attending or cancelling.
You need to reserve a table. Single tickets are not available at this time. Reserve tables for 2, 3, 4, 6, or 8 people.
Coordinate to buy the right table size under one reservation; otherwise, your group may be separated. For odd-number groups, combine a Table for 3 with an even-number table (for example, a table for 2 plus a table for 3 seats 5 people at the same table).
Yes. An automatic gratuity of 18% is added for table service reservations.
Travelers consistently rave about the guides here, particularly Wes, Lydia, Clayton, and Phil, who bring deep local knowledge and genuine enthusiasm to every tour. What stands out is how personalized these experiences feel. Multiple families mention how guides customized hikes and tours to match their group's abilities and interests, whether that meant accommodating limited mobility, keeping young children engaged with salamander hunts, or maintaining a swift pace for experienced hikers. The guides share fascinating historical details, use photos and articles to enhance storytelling, and clearly know these mountains intimately. The flexibility really shines through in these reviews. People appreciate that guides read the group dynamic well and adjust on the fly, from pacing to activity choices. Families with kids repeatedly mention how patient and engaging the guides were across age ranges, while others highlight the professionalism during multi-day backpacking trips. The attention to detail matters too: guides show up with coffee and lunch, help with photos, and even provide shelter assistance during unexpected weather. Whether you book a short three-hour van tour through Cades Cove or a four-day backpacking adventure on the Appalachian Trail, expect knowledgeable guides who genuinely care about creating memorable experiences in the Smokies.
Busy place. Nice, clean restrooms.
Donna Becker
April 1, 2026
Busy place. Nice, clean restrooms.
Donna Becker
April 1, 2026