SkyLand Ranch sits in SEVIERVILLE, beside Five Oaks, and it is a mountaintop ranch reached by chairlift: miniature animals, shops and long views at the summit, the Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster — billed as East Tennessee's longest, with two lift hills — for the ride down, and a Wagon Wheel swing. It opened November 10, 2022; the sneak-peek film here, hosted by the ranch's marketing director days earlier, shows it being finished. In February 2026 an overnight fire destroyed two of its buildings; every animal was reported safe, and the ranch stayed open — Tampa Jay's film, days after, rides the coaster past the recovery work.

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SkyLand Ranch - Full Tour - Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster - Wagon Wheel Swing - Sevierville, TN

The Carpetbagger's full tour of SkyLand Ranch in Sevierville rides the chairlift to the mountaintop for the miniature animals, the shops and the views, then descends on the Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster and tries the Wagon Wheel swing — with the three ticket tiers (chairlift; chairlift + coaster; chairlift + coaster + safari hayride) explained at the booth.

Key takeaways
  • Three ticket tiers: chairlift / +coaster / +safari hayride
  • Miniature animals and shops wait at the chairlift summit
  • Wild Stallion coaster and Wagon Wheel swing anchor the thrills

SkyLand Ranch in Sevierville Tennessee Full Tour & Review

Adventure Is Out There's opening-day tour and review: parking strategy by Five Oaks and Dave & Buster's, ticket math with taxes added, the chairlift up, the animals and food at the top, and the Smoky Mountain views the ranch is built around.

Key takeaways
  • Overflow parking tip: the Dave & Buster's side of Five Oaks
  • Most things open at 9; closing times vary by day
  • Combo ticket is the savings play for ranch + coaster

They're Still Open! SkyLand Ranch Fire Damage & Mountain Coaster Ride POV in Sevierville, TN

Tampa Jay visits in February 2026, days after an overnight fire destroyed two buildings at SkyLand Ranch, and documents the damage — and that the ranch stayed open, riding the Wild Stallion coaster past the recovery work. The drive in passes Sevierville's courthouse and its Dolly Parton statue.

Key takeaways
  • A Feb 2026 overnight fire destroyed two buildings at the ranch
  • The ranch stayed open; the coaster ran days after the fire
  • All animals were reported safe after the fire

The summit

The Stables come first off the chairlift — bunnies and pigs — then alpacas and goats you can pet at the fence, a miniature Highland cow, the cafe and bakery, and a live lasso show. Three ticket tiers are explained at the booth in the full tour: chairlift only; chairlift plus coaster; chairlift, coaster and safari hayride. A shuttle serves riders who would rather skip the chairlift.

The coaster

Wild Stallion opened ahead of the ranch itself and anchors every film: full POV and review at the end of the page, and a judging-against-rivals tour that measures SkyLand against Ober Mountain, Gatlinburg SkyPark and Anakeesta for summit value — with downtown Pigeon Forge views straight down the lift line.

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Skyland Ranch Our first Time On A Mountain Coaster Wild Stallion and Sneak Peek Tour 2022

Yankee in the South's 2022 sneak-peek tour, hosted by the ranch's marketing director just before the November 10, 2022 opening: the Wild Stallion coaster (already running), the chairlift finishing touches, and the mountaintop plans as first unveiled.

Key takeaways
  • Filmed pre-opening: the ranch opened November 10, 2022
  • The Wild Stallion coaster opened ahead of the ranch itself
  • Sits beside Five Oaks Farm Kitchen in Sevierville

SkyLand Ranch, Sevierville, TN - Wild Stallion Coaster, Miniature Horses, Highland Cows, Sky Lift

NationsTravels ride the chairlift and the Wild Stallion coaster and meet the miniature horses and Highland cows at the top, combo-ticket prices quoted on camera. Filmed and narrated in English; only a Dutch auto-translated caption track was available, so it is cataloged here as watch content.

Skyland Ranch Tour & Review | The Best Views of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee!

Theme Park Brandon's tour and review judges SkyLand Ranch against Ober Mountain, Gatlinburg SkyPark and Anakeesta: the Wild Stallion (billed as East Tennessee's longest mountain coaster, with two lift hills), the chairlift-or-shuttle choice for the summit, and the downtown Pigeon Forge views from the lift.

Key takeaways
  • Wild Stallion is billed as East Tennessee's longest mountain coaster
  • A shuttle serves riders who'd rather skip the chairlift
  • Summit views look straight down on Pigeon Forge

Practical notes

Overflow parking sits on the Dave & Buster's side of Five Oaks; most things open at 9 with closing times varying by day; the combo ticket is the savings play. The WBIR news report on the fire closes the page as the factual record of February 2026.

Sources: the 9 videos on this page, filmed at SkyLand Ranch in Sevierville between 2022 and 2026.

Watch: the full set

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SkyLand Ranch Review: Is It Really Worth Your Time and Money?

Mountain Life's is-it-worth-it review walks the summit in order: the Stables' bunnies and pigs, alpacas and goats you can pet at the fence, the miniature Highland cow, the cafe and bakery, and the live lasso show.

Key takeaways
  • Petting is allowed for animals that come to the fence
  • Cafe, bakery and live shows round out the summit
  • The Stables (bunnies, pigs) are first off the chairlift

Coaster #12 | Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster | Full POV & Review!

Adventure Is Out There's full rider's-eye POV and review of the Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster at SkyLand Ranch in Sevierville. Watch content only.

Large fire destroys two buildings at SkyLand Ranch in Sevierville, all animals safe

WBIR Channel 10's news report on the February 2026 fire at SkyLand Ranch in Sevierville: two buildings destroyed, and every animal on the ranch reported safe. Watch content only.


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