Expansive view of the Gatlinburg SkyBridge at sunset.

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Gatlinburg SkyLift Park

Name: Gatlinburg SkyLift Park
Address: 765 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN, 37738, US
Telephone: 865-436-4307

Gatlinburg SkyLift Park Invites You Above it All.

Experience the iconic Gatlinburg SkyLift and the record-breaking SkyBridge.

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Founded in 1954, Gatlinburg SkyLift Park offers stunning views and unforgettable experiences in East Tennessee. The iconic yellow chairs of the SkyLift bring riders up 500 vertical feet to the top of Crockett Mountain and the record-breaking SkyBridge attraction. The SkyBridge measures 680 feet in length, making it the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America. Walk across at your own pace and enjoy a panoramic view of the city below and Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which includes views of Mount LeConte, Mount Guyot, Sugarland Mountain and other popular scenery. The bridge includes glass-floor panels at its 150-foot-high midpoint – a view you have to see to believe.

The expansive SkyDeck features an impressive observation area and outdoor seating alongside the SkyCenter. The two-story SkyCenter offers a snack shop and bar, gift shop and a space to snag your souvenir photos. Experience the beauty of the Smokies above it all. Adventure awaits at Gatlinburg SkyLift Park!

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Crowds of people walk the Gatlinburg SkyBridge for the first time at its May 2019 grand opening.

Grand opening of the Gatlinburg SkyBridge in May 2019

View of the iconic yellow lift chairs at Gatlinburg SkyLift Park.

Gatlinburg SkyLift brings riders up 500 vertical feet to the top of Crockett Mountain

Stunning view of the iconic yellow Gatlinburg SkyLift chairs in the mountains.

Founded in 1954, Gatlinburg SkyLift is the city's oldest attraction

Couple walks along the decorated Gatlinburg SkyBridge on Valentine's Day.

Gatlinburg SkyBridge on Valentine's Day for the "Love is in the Air" in February 2020

Family celebrating Valentine's Day on the Gatlinburg SkyBridge.

Experience the record-breaking SkyBridge on Valentine's Day

Image of a man walking the record-breaking Gatlinburg SkyBridge just before it opened in May 2019.

Stunning mountain views from the Gatlinburg SkyBridge

Image of a woman walking the record-breaking Gatlinburg SkyBridge just before it opened in May 2019.

North America's Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge on its opening day in May 2019

Greenery atop Crockett Mountain with the iconic Gatlinburg SkyBridge in the background.

Come see Gatlinburg SkyLift Park in bloom

Gatlinburg SkyLift Park

765 Parkway
Gatlinburg, TN 37738

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info@gatlinburgskylift.com

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865-436-4307

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