Llama Trail Trek and Farm Visit for 2, or Farm Visit for 2 or 4 from Smoky Mountain Llama Treks (Up to 67% Off)
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Good for KidsLet friendly llamas bear backpack weight during hikes through the Smoky Mtn. foothills; feed and pet them during farm visits
Humans often relax by communing with nature: hiking through mountains, paddling down rivers, and eating berries indiscriminately. Get your fill of nature with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $40 for a 90-minute Padgett Mill trail trek and farm visit for two ($120 value)
- $10 for a farm visit for two adults ($20 value) $17 for a farm visit for two adults and two children ($34 value)
During the Padgett Mill trail trek each hiker pairs with a clean, fluffy pack llama who carries backpacks or bags to take the weight off of feet. One or two guides front every 1.25-mile trek, which is rated easy-to-moderate and involves some uphill hiking before leveling off and winding through the pristine Smoky Mountain foothills.
Before or after the trek, or for an adventure all its own, visitors can participate in a farm visit, during which they can pet, feed, and read Shakespearean sonnets to the fuzzy llamas. Children younger than 3 regularly receive free admission to the farm visit.
Let friendly llamas bear backpack weight during hikes through the Smoky Mtn. foothills; feed and pet them during farm visits
Humans often relax by communing with nature: hiking through mountains, paddling down rivers, and eating berries indiscriminately. Get your fill of nature with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $40 for a 90-minute Padgett Mill trail trek and farm visit for two ($120 value)
- $10 for a farm visit for two adults ($20 value) $17 for a farm visit for two adults and two children ($34 value)
During the Padgett Mill trail trek each hiker pairs with a clean, fluffy pack llama who carries backpacks or bags to take the weight off of feet. One or two guides front every 1.25-mile trek, which is rated easy-to-moderate and involves some uphill hiking before leveling off and winding through the pristine Smoky Mountain foothills.
Before or after the trek, or for an adventure all its own, visitors can participate in a farm visit, during which they can pet, feed, and read Shakespearean sonnets to the fuzzy llamas. Children younger than 3 regularly receive free admission to the farm visit.
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About Smoky Mountain Llama Treks
As Steve Garrett hiked the Appalachian Trail in 2008, he felt called to leave the corporate life he led near Grand Rapids, Michigan, and move to the mountains with his family. His wife, Johnna, supported his dream—so they and their children moved to Tennessee to run Smoky Mountain Llama Treks.
Their fluffy, pettable llamas don't spit, kick, or run off—rather, the gentle animals carry loads for hikers on treks through fields and woods.