White Water Rafting in the Great Smoky Mountains!
Treat yourself to an unforgettable experience at Smoky Mountain Outdoors (SMO) with one of our many white water rafting adventures in Tennessee. We've been setting the bar high for whitewater rafting service, safety and fun since 1993.
Experience whitewater rafting in Tennessee and be assured of an exciting adventure as you rm throgh some of our class III and class IV rapids this rafting season!
Make Reservations at the Most Exciting Attraction near Gatlinburg, TN!
During your visit to the Garage Mahal, why not enjoy one of the most exciting attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains?
All Tennessee rafting trips include an experienced guide in every raft to keep your adventure safe and enjoyable.
Smoky Mountain Outdoors is right down the road from us in the cute little town of Hartford.
Water Levels and Rafting Schedule
What you need to know to plan your adventure
When planning a rafting trip, the first question that many ask is "When are rafting trips available here in the Smoky Mountains?" That question is not always easy to answer.
The Pigeon River is dam controlled. What does this mean for you? Well, when water is released from the dam, rafting trips are just what you expect in a whitewater adventure - crashing waves and exciting rapids. When water is not released, the river changes significantly. Rapids decrease in size and there will be more rocks then you can shake a stick at. Understandably, these low water conditions are not what many guests expect when signing up for a rafting adventure.
Fortunately, we have scheduled water release days, between 27 May and 3 September rafting trips are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Water Levels and Rafting Schedule
What you need to know to plan your adventure
When planning a rafting trip, the first question that many ask is "When are rafting trips available here in the Smoky Mountains?" That question is not always easy to answer.
The Pigeon River is dam controlled. What does this mean for you? Well, when water is released from the dam, rafting trips are just what you expect in a whitewater adventure - crashing waves and exciting rapids. When water is not released, the river changes significantly. Rapids decrease in size and there will be more rocks then you can shake a stick at. Understandably, these low water conditions are not what many guests expect when signing up for a rafting adventure.
Fortunately, we have scheduled water release days, between 27 May and 3 September rafting trips are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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