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Ijams Nature Center
2915 Island Home Ave, Knoxville, TN 37920
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Knoxville, TN 37920
Meads Quarry
3526 Island Home Ave, Knoxville, TN 37920
Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area
3140 McClure Ln, Knoxville, TN 37920
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3526 Island Home Ave, Knoxville, TN 37920
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Navitat Knoxville

2915 Island Home Ave, Knoxville, TN 37920
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attractions: Ijams Nature Center, Mead's Quarry Lake, Meads Quarry, Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area, restaurants: , local businesses: Meads Quarry
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(855) 628-4828
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navitatknoxville.com
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Nearby attractions of Navitat Knoxville

Ijams Nature Center

Mead's Quarry Lake

Meads Quarry

Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area

Ijams Nature Center

Ijams Nature Center

4.7

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Mead's Quarry Lake

Mead's Quarry Lake

4.6

(64)

Open 24 hours
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Meads Quarry

Meads Quarry

4.6

(126)

Open until 8:00 PM
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Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area

Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area

4.7

(385)

Open until 8:00 PM
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Meads Quarry

Meads Quarry

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Tarra GrayTarra Gray
This self-guided, zip line / ropes/obstacle course was a lot of fun and challenging. We completed the beginner Fish Trail which had great obstacles as well as zip lines. This trail in particular had a few options for ways to complete it quickly if you realize you want to be on a more advanced trail. We took the long route on this trail and had a great time. The Bird Trail was recommended by the staff as they say that is a popular trail. This trail was a fun and challenging for us and featured a chance to be in the “bird house” which was super cool. While we could give you a few tips on how to navigate some of the most challenging obstacles, what’s the fun in that? We definitely recommend booking for an early morning spot as the cooler weather makes the experience more enjoyable. I would say for the beginner and moderate trails you could finish 3 trails in the 2.5 hour time period. I assume that is the same for the advanced trails, but we did not feel up for an advanced trail. Also 2.5 hours is plenty of time on the course, you will be exhausted. The staff was great, really chill and was attentive to making sure we had a good time. Safety was their #1 concern but did it in a fun manner. At $50 per person, I’m not sure you could find a zip line experience for much cheaper, worth every penny.
Rachel HolstRachel Holst
We did the night time course and it was amazing, however after reading some of the reviews it looks like we missed out on the option of the phone holder to be able to take pictures while up there. I'm a big photo person so this actually disappointed me a lot to not have a single photo of this memory. My friend and I were also in sweatshirts (weather was cloudy and kind of Rainy/cool this day) the crew told us during the training part of this excursion that you sweat during this.... they were not kidding. You sweat so much!!! Do not wear long sleeves! Maybe even consider knee length shorts... its a workout up there so YOU WILL SWEAT I would have appreciated it if the crew gave the heads up down in the building when we were getting the harnesses on the first time next to the lockers so we could have taken the sweatshirts off then and not have wasted 20 minutes getting unharnessed and reharnessed to take off sweatshirts to avoid passing out. The courses were challenging and they test every ounce of strength you have from head to toe. Physically and emotionally. But I would 100% do this again, it is so fun & definitely worth the cost. I recommend the night course over the day course!
Stephanie CotterStephanie Cotter
My family did the night time course. I had children with me ranging from 8 -17 plus my 20 year old son. It cost $65 per person for all participants. For $5 you can get a pouch to hold your phone so you can take pictures in the trees. We were all fitted with a harness and helmet and given gloves as well. Dean was exceptionally helpful and encouraging. Everyone starts off doing a practice climb up a ladder and down a small zip line to get used to the equipment. There are 6 total courses and you can do as many as you want in the 2 hour period. They don’t count the instruction time in the 2 hours which is great. They aren’t kidding about needing to be in decent shape to complete these courses! All of us felt challenged. At no time did I feel unsafe. If going with children 7-9 know that an adult has to be with each child in that age range while up in the trees. I recommend bug spray and longer shorts or pants. Once you are on a course you have to complete it no matter how scared you are. The guides were very encouraging to my 8 year old who froze up on a moderate course. I personally feel this was worth the money and a great family activity.
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This self-guided, zip line / ropes/obstacle course was a lot of fun and challenging. We completed the beginner Fish Trail which had great obstacles as well as zip lines. This trail in particular had a few options for ways to complete it quickly if you realize you want to be on a more advanced trail. We took the long route on this trail and had a great time. The Bird Trail was recommended by the staff as they say that is a popular trail. This trail was a fun and challenging for us and featured a chance to be in the “bird house” which was super cool. While we could give you a few tips on how to navigate some of the most challenging obstacles, what’s the fun in that? We definitely recommend booking for an early morning spot as the cooler weather makes the experience more enjoyable. I would say for the beginner and moderate trails you could finish 3 trails in the 2.5 hour time period. I assume that is the same for the advanced trails, but we did not feel up for an advanced trail. Also 2.5 hours is plenty of time on the course, you will be exhausted. The staff was great, really chill and was attentive to making sure we had a good time. Safety was their #1 concern but did it in a fun manner. At $50 per person, I’m not sure you could find a zip line experience for much cheaper, worth every penny.
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We did the night time course and it was amazing, however after reading some of the reviews it looks like we missed out on the option of the phone holder to be able to take pictures while up there. I'm a big photo person so this actually disappointed me a lot to not have a single photo of this memory. My friend and I were also in sweatshirts (weather was cloudy and kind of Rainy/cool this day) the crew told us during the training part of this excursion that you sweat during this.... they were not kidding. You sweat so much!!! Do not wear long sleeves! Maybe even consider knee length shorts... its a workout up there so YOU WILL SWEAT I would have appreciated it if the crew gave the heads up down in the building when we were getting the harnesses on the first time next to the lockers so we could have taken the sweatshirts off then and not have wasted 20 minutes getting unharnessed and reharnessed to take off sweatshirts to avoid passing out. The courses were challenging and they test every ounce of strength you have from head to toe. Physically and emotionally. But I would 100% do this again, it is so fun & definitely worth the cost. I recommend the night course over the day course!
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My family did the night time course. I had children with me ranging from 8 -17 plus my 20 year old son. It cost $65 per person for all participants. For $5 you can get a pouch to hold your phone so you can take pictures in the trees. We were all fitted with a harness and helmet and given gloves as well. Dean was exceptionally helpful and encouraging. Everyone starts off doing a practice climb up a ladder and down a small zip line to get used to the equipment. There are 6 total courses and you can do as many as you want in the 2 hour period. They don’t count the instruction time in the 2 hours which is great. They aren’t kidding about needing to be in decent shape to complete these courses! All of us felt challenged. At no time did I feel unsafe. If going with children 7-9 know that an adult has to be with each child in that age range while up in the trees. I recommend bug spray and longer shorts or pants. Once you are on a course you have to complete it no matter how scared you are. The guides were very encouraging to my 8 year old who froze up on a moderate course. I personally feel this was worth the money and a great family activity.
Stephanie Cotter

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4y

We knew ahead of our visit that there might be a storm coming, but being Tennessee natives, we knew that it's a 50/50 chance that a storm will actually get bad. We prepared to get wet and maybe get hit with some wind, got geared up, and headed out for our adventure. The first thing I want to say is that the staff is knowledgeable and will carefully explain how your equipment works. They'll also go over do's and don't's, along with the expected etiquette on the course that helps to make this a safer, more fun experience for everyone involved.

We were nervous, of course, as it was our first time doing a ropes course like this. But by the time we climbed up into the bird's nest (the central location of all their different rope courses) my confidence had begun to build. I took the lead on the easiest course they offer (beginner, remember?).

I made it through the first part of the course, scared out of my wits! As I moved on to the next part, the rain and wind began to pick up a little and there was a faint sound of thunder, but nothing seemed to dangerous yet. As I was reaching the end of the second course, lightning streaked across the sky, and the crew started reining everyone in for safety (the harnesses rely on metal clips and pieces for safety, which turned us all into lightning rods of a sort). I had to skitter back as quickly as possible to the bird house, where the crew went to work, frenetically removing the metal equipment from each and every person while also doing a headcount to make sure they had everyone.

We then hurried back to the nature center. As we removed the rest of the harness and equipment, there was a whisper that we might be able to continue if we wanted to head back down. By that time, everyone was tired and wet, and honestly a little over the weather. In their kindness, Navitat graciously granted certain customers partial or full refunds (depending on how long they spent on the course before it was closed) and issued rain checks for those of us who had just arrived.

Despite the bad weather and the cancellation, I found it to be an exhilarating experience. I also learned that the staff on site are very vigilant and careful, and will take time with you to make sure you understand how to work your harness and equipment. We are planning on using our rain check very soon, and can't wait to get back out...

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25w

Absolutely awesome time! Our crew members Hannah and Katelyn were superb. They made me and my gang feel confident and capable with the harness system despite some of us being a little bit slower to grasp it, they were very patient and informative. At one point while I was on one of the courses, a wild dodo bird swooped down from the trees above me and tried to eat my sweaty arms that smelled of bologna. Luckily I wasn't alone. Hannah heard my cry of terror and whipped out her nerf gun to gracefully and gently shoot the dodo bird off of me. The bird caw cawed off into the sky leaving me in peace to thank Hannah for saving my bologna scented life. Hannah was extremely humble and told me it was nothing. About an hour later while I was on yet another one of the 6 extraordinary and well designed courses, I was peacefully ziplining through the air when a rabid mosquito bit me in the neck. I don't know what kind of Sampson strength this little bug had but boy oh boy it YANKED me back on the zipline causing me to come to a complete stop. Thankfully Katelyn was watching like a hawk in case I needed help. She pulled her trusty boomerang out from her helmet and flung it at my neck. You might think that would've scared me, but you don't know Katelyn. With Katelyn I knew I didn't have to worry about a thing. I truested Hannah and Katelyn with my life and this was no exception. Katelyn's boomerang flung passed my hitting the mosquito off my neck but not even grazing my skin. I heard the mosquito cry out in anger at being forcibly removed from it's snack but it flew off unharmed. Katelyn's boomerang gracefully whipped back to her hand and she deposited back under her helmet. She put her hand up, stopping me as I opened my mouth. "No need to thank me, just doing my job." Gee wiz was I grateful I had such incredible guides. I will definitely recommend this well-managed, safe, exhilarating, shaded, and friendly-staffed ropes course location to friends, family members, dodo enthusiasts, and anyone that is within yelling distance. Thank you Hannah and Katelyn for the adventure...

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3y

My husband and I wanted to try the course out and was told about the night time experience so we decided to give it a try. We had to be there at 7:30 for an 8:00 adventure, to make sure we were registered and to sign our waivers, to get hooked up in our harnesses and get all of our gear on. They then talked to all of us as a group about our safety gear and what to expect up in the trees. From that point we walked to the course. The guides gathered us all together and showed us how to hook and unhook our tethers and use the keys to lock them in and out. Then we were all able to practice doing ourselves until we were comfortable doing it. After that, we were able to go pick which course we wanted to start out with. They have a total of 6 courses (we only did 2). They start with beginner courses and they progressively get harder but you only do the ones you want to do (you don't have to start out on a beginner course either). We did the beginner one first and then went on to beginner 2. We made it to the first zipline part of that one and I was too afraid to go on, so I went back and my husband continued on. We went to leave but when we got back to the Navitat building we talked to Ben and he asked me why we were leaving so early so I told him that I was afraid. He offered to go back with us and go down the zipline with me so I wouldn't be so scared. I agreed and we went back up. He took us up and went down with me, after that I went again by myself. I just needed that little extra comfort to be able to do it on my own. All the guides were very knowledgeable and there to help out if need be. Ben just has that charisma and offers to go the extra mile to make you feel comfortable and get you confident in knowing that you can do it yourself. It was really pretty up in the trees in the dark with all the twinkling lights,...

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