CLIMB Works' Smoky Mountains course — its Mountaintop course — is the area's premium zipline build: an ATV/UTV ride up the mountain to a start platform, then a course of six dual racing lines (the longest around 1,300 feet), rope bridges between platforms, and an automatic rappel off the final tower to finish. The operator comparison film puts it head-to-head with Legacy Mountain Ziplines (over in Pigeon Forge's directory) on views, line length and staff — and CLIMB Works' mountaintop setting is its argument.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesThe course
The full-course capture rides everything: the UTV climb, the first dual line over the canopy, the bridges, the long lines at speed, the rappel. The vlogger's complete tour adds the outfitter base and the guides' safety routine; the older 2017 rider films show the course in its earlier layout under the same name and company — the operation has run this mountain for years.
Dual lines
Side-by-side cables mean couples and kids race rather than queue — the design detail every film remarks on. The harnesses and braking are guide-managed; the reviews aim at nervous first-timers and land reassuring on staff professionalism.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesGatlinburg-side location
The course sits on the Gatlinburg side of the park gateway (the outfitter runs from its mountain base outside town), which makes it the natural adventure pairing with a park day rather than a Parkway day — the adventure category of this directory holds the area's other canopy courses for comparison.
Sources: the 9 videos on this page, filmed at CLIMB Works Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesMore Gatlinburg essentials
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