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Ober Mountain Adventure Park and Ski Area
Embark on a thrilling adventure at Ober Mountain Adventure Park and Ski Area, where a world of excitement unfolds amidst the picturesque landscapes high above Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The journey begins with an exhilarating 2.1-mile ride from downtown Gatlinburg, ascending 1472 feet in elevation. Surpassing any other cable lift in the region, Ober’s Aerial Tramway, featuring two 120-passenger counter-balanced cars, provides a breathtaking aerial experience. As you ascend to the peak of Mt Harrison, reaching 2813 feet above sea level, enjoy panoramic views and the sense of soaring above the treetops. The Tramway offers an unmatched adventure, with the highest point off the ground reaching approximately 300 feet.
For a unique and family-friendly experience, hop on Ober’s Tennessee Flyer Mountain Coaster, departing near the Snow Tubing Park. The coaster starts with a tranquil 1000-foot tree-covered ride to the top, followed by a thrilling 2750-foot descent filled with turns, dips, zig-zags, and corkscrews. Riders control their speed, allowing for a customizable experience, whether cruising leisurely or accelerating to speeds up to 25 MPH. The coaster, designed for comfort and safety, accommodates two riders and promises G-force adventures suitable for all ages.
As the seasons change, Ober Mountain offers a year-round delight with its indoor ice arena. Spanning 140′ by 75′, the arena is a focal point in Ober Mountain’s enclosed mall. Whether you’re a novice skater or a professional glider, the expansive rink caters to all skill levels. A handrail encircles the perimeter for beginners, while hosting events like the Ice Skating Institute (ISI) Team Competitions, Christmas on Ice, and the Tennessee Special Olympics ice skating competition showcases the local talent and adds a touch of excitement to this frozen wonderland. So, strap on your skates and experience the joy of gliding on ice amidst the enchanting surroundings of Ober Mountain.
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