Adventures

Zipline

Disc Golf

Fishing

Hiking & Biking

Birds & Clay

Lawn Games

Zipline

Zipline Adventure

Fly through the trees

When you spend a day at Bigfoot Adventure, you can expect to have a great time! Our highly trained guides will provide you with all of the gear you'll need and show you how to use it, ensuring that everyone has a wonderful zipline experience. Our zipline instructors will make sure you have the knowledge and instruction to safely experience our 8 zipline courses. Soon, you'll be zipping through the tree lines and over the ponds at Baggenstoss Farms. Just bring your excitement!

Zipline season runs April 2 to October 31.

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Disc golf basket on a grassy field with trees in the background and a partly cloudy sky.
Complimentary for Campers

Disc Golf

Our 9-hole disc golf course weaves through our expansive grounds

There's nothing better than spending quality time with those you love, especially when you're all participating in a rousing game of disc golf. You don't need heavy clubs or golf caddies to play this game, just bring a few discs and your competitive spirit! At Bigfoot Adventure, our 9-hole disc golf course weaves through our expansive grounds, providing you with a scenic backdrop and lots of space for creating long-lasting memories.

The disc golf course is complimentary for all our campers. The public may use the disc golf course during business hours with a $5 donation to benefit the conservation easement. Check in at the Clubhouse.

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Campers Only

Hiking & Biking

Trails for our campers only. Be sure to check out the Bigfoot Waterfall

Bigfoot Adventure has hiking and biking trails that suit every interest and experience level. Whether you want an easy stroll, a bike ride, or prefer a challenging hike, we have the perfect trail. With the help of our breathtaking views and diverse paths, you're sure to be one with nature.

Campers Only

Catch-N-Release Fishing Pond

Stress-free fishing for our campers only

With beautiful landscapes and an abundance of fish in the water, it will surely be a fishing trip that you won't forget!

Person fishing by a pond with green trees in the background on a sunny day.
For Our Guests

Lawn Games

Set up your favorite game on the Clubhouse lawn

If you're wanting to get competitive, lawn games are a fun way to pass the time while also bonding with family and friends. We have cornhole and horseshoes available for guests to use! Cornhole is free when played on the Clubhouse lawn, but can also be rented to take back to your campsite, so you can play all night long.

Event Space

The Clubhouse

Rustic indoor space for dining, dancing or meetings

Exposed beams, a long polished floor, string lights across the rafters and big doors that open to the mountain air. We set the room for banquet dinners, an open floor or a dozen round tables, with a bar area at the far end and restrooms nearby. Receptions, birthdays, reunions, corporate retreats and school banquets all fit here, and with camping and RV hookups on the farm, nobody has to drive home after the toast.

Reserve at (931) 592-6834
Event Space

The Pointe

Open-air bluff above Payne's Cove, up to 250 guests

The Pointe is a natural sandstone overlook on the rim of the South Cumberland Plateau, with 180 degrees of valley and nothing between you and the horizon. A pavilion covers you for shade or rain. Bring your own chairs, tables and lanterns and set it up the way you want. Company outings, reunions, church groups and private gatherings all work here, and the campground is a short walk away if your group is staying the night.

Reserve at (931) 592-6834

Family. Fun. Adventure.

Good to Know

Zipline FAQs

What are the hours?

Saturday: 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m.
Sunday: 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m.
Friday (June through August only): 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m.

Reservations required. Book online or call (931) 592-6834.

What are the age and weight restrictions?

Guests must be at least 5 years old and weigh a minimum of 50 lbs and a maximum of 300 lbs.

How much does it cost?

Students with a valid ID: $40.00. Adults: $50.00. All sales are final. Only rain checks will be issued.

Do you cater to groups?

Yes! The zipline and other outdoor amenities at Bigfoot Adventure are perfect for groups of all sizes, including birthday parties, school field trips, church groups, Scout troops, and corporate events.

Call for pricing: (931) 592-6834

Do you offer birthday party packages?

Yes! Bigfoot Adventure and Baggenstoss Farm offer a birthday package. Call (931) 592-6834 to reserve.

Package, $500 plus tax, includes:

  • Up to 12 people to zipline. Additional zipline guests $25 each.
  • Access to cornhole, horseshoes, and disc golf
  • Use of grill, 1 bundle of firewood, and 3 bags of ice
  • Cake and punch at the Clubhouse (provided by us)

What should I wear?

Comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement. Closed-toe shoes are required.

Do I need reservations?

Yes. Book online or call (931) 592-6834.

What if it's raining?

We will take reservations as long as there is no lightning, thunder, or heavy wind.

Good to Know

Disc Golf FAQs

What is disc golf?

Disc golf is very similar to traditional golf with two main differences: you throw discs instead of hitting golf balls with clubs, and you aim for poles with baskets instead of holes in the ground.

How do you play?

Each hole has a designated tee area. Each player starts there, throwing their disc as far as they can toward the basket. After teeing off, the player whose disc is farthest from the basket throws first. Players continue throwing until their discs come to rest inside the chains or basket, which completes the hole. The player with the fewest throws on the previous hole tees off first on the next. The player with the fewest throws after 9 holes wins.

What are the rules?

  1. All tee throws must be completed from within the designated tee areas.
  2. The player whose disc is farthest from the basket after teeing off always throws first.
  3. Never throw until players ahead of you are out of range and the fairway is completely clear of spectators and park guests.
  4. The player with the fewest throws on the previous hole tees off first on the next hole.
  5. Throws after the tee-off must be made within one foot of where the last throw came to rest.
  6. A run-up and normal follow-through after release is allowed when the throw is more than 10 meters (33 feet) from the basket.
  7. No falling or jumping putts within 10 meters (33 feet) of the basket.
  8. To complete a hole, the disc must rest inside the basket or chains. A disc resting on top of or outside the basket is not a completed hole.
  9. If a throw lands out of bounds, the player may restart from the point where the disc was last in bounds, with a 1-throw penalty.
  10. Out of bounds: water, roads, parking lots, and over fences.

Overall, disc golf is a game of etiquette and honor. Please be courteous to other players, stand quietly while they drive, approach, and putt, and stay out of their line of sight while they throw.

How much does it cost?

We do appreciate a minimum $5 donation! All donations benefit the conservation easement.

Are discs available to borrow or rent?

Yes. You're welcome to use your own, or rentals are available for $5 a day per set. There is a $10 charge per disc if not returned.

Explore Nearby

Parks, trails, good food, local history, groceries and gear within a short drive of your Bigfoot Adventure base camp.

Distances from 514 Brawley Rd. Drive times are approximate.

Parks & Attractions

State parks, trails and the big draws

Fiery Gizzard State Park
Foster Falls, Grundy Forest, Denny Cove and one of America's top backpacking trails. Tracy City, 2 to 10 mi
Savage Gulf State Park
Greeter Falls, the Great Stone Door and sixty miles of trail into the gulfs. Altamont / Beersheba Springs, 13 mi
Head of the Crow State Park
Two natural sandstone bridges, Buggytop Cave and the longest overlook view in the region. Sewanee, 14 mi
Mountain Goat Trail
Paved rail-trail for walking and biking along the old Mountain Goat Railroad line. Tracy City to Sewanee, 2 mi to trailhead
The Caverns
Cave tours and live music underground, with the Bigfoot shuttle running round trip. Pelham, 13 mi

History & Local Landmarks

Museums, parks, small-town stops

Grundy Lakes & Lone Rock Coke Ovens
Swimming, picnics and coal history. 2 mi, about 5 min
Grundy County Heritage Center
Coal, railroad and Swiss history. 2 mi, about 5 min
Roundhouse Park
Historic marker, pavilion and playground. Tracy City, 2 mi, about 5 min
Stoker-Stampfli Farm & Museum
Swiss settlers' farmstead. Gruetli-Laager, 7 mi, about 12 min
Miracle on the Mountain Play Park
Inclusive playground and splash pad. Coalmont, 6 mi, about 12 min
University of the South
Sixty-five miles of trail across the Domain, with bluff overlooks you can drive to. Sewanee, 14 mi

Pizza, Bakery & Quick Bites

Grab and go between adventures

Dutch Maid Bakery
Tennessee's oldest family-owned bakery, baking on the mountain since 1902. Tracy City, 2 mi
The Depot Cafe
Cafe. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Papa Ron's
Pizza and Italian, since 1992. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Pizza Hut
Pizza. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Monteagle Nutrition
Smoothies and shakes. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Hardee's
Fast food. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min

Waterfalls & Swimming Holes

Short hikes to big payoffs

Foster Falls
60-foot waterfall with a swimming hole, easy quarter-mile overlook or two-mile round trip to the base. Fiery Gizzard South Trailhead
Sycamore Falls
Summer swimming hole on Big Fiery Gizzard Creek. Fiery Gizzard North Trailhead
Blue Hole Falls
Mountain creek waterfall with a good swimming hole. Fiery Gizzard North Trailhead
Schoolhouse Falls
Easy quarter-mile walk to a small falls with an old moonshine still at its base. Fiery Gizzard North Trailhead
Greeter Falls
One-mile out and back with a spiral staircase, plus the Blue Hole swimming area. Savage Gulf West Trailhead

Restaurants & BBQ

Sit down for a real meal after your adventure

Rosie's Farmhouse Kitchen
Country breakfast and plate lunches. Tracy City, 2 mi, about 5 min
Small Town Junction BBQ
Southern barbecue and burgers. Coalmont, 6 mi, about 12 min
The Smoke House
BBQ, live music, lodge. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
High Point
Fine dining in a 1929 mansion. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Mountain Top Restaurant
Global menu, brunch and catering. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min

More Good Eats

Worth the drive

Bigfoot Mexican Bar & Grill
Mexican. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min. No relation, just a good name.
Lunch
Farm-to-table breakfast and lunch. Sewanee, 14 mi, about 22 min
Shakerag at the Sewanee Inn
Dining with golf-course and valley views. Sewanee, 14 mi, about 22 min
Simply Southern Cafe
Southern comfort food. Pelham, 13 mi, about 20 min

Markets & Groceries

Stock up close to base camp

Flurys (Henry Flury & Sons)
Century-old market and meats. Tracy City, 2 mi, about 5 min
Piggly Wiggly
Grocery. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Mooney's Market & Emporium
Natural foods and shops. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Sam's Travel Center
Fuel and supplies off I-24. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Beersheba Springs Market
Rural market. Beersheba Springs, 14 mi, about 22 min

Gear, Gifts & Services

Everything else you might need

Mountain Outfitters
Outdoor gear and apparel. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Ace Hardware
Hardware and camp supplies. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Monteagle Truck & Tire
RV and tire service. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
All Creatures Veterinary Hospital
Veterinarian. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
The Whimsy Willow
Gifts. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min

Guides, Rentals & Lodging

Outfitters and shuttle pickup points

High Point Climbing
Insured, certified climbing guides at Denny Cove and Foster Falls. Tracy City
ECO E-bikes
E-bike rental, sales and repair right on the Mountain Goat Trail. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
The Smoke House Lodge
Lodge rooms and cabins. Bigfoot shuttle pickup point. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min
Quality Inn Monteagle
Hotel off I-24. Bigfoot shuttle pickup point. Monteagle, 7 mi, about 12 min

A short list of nearby favorites. For the full roster of local businesses, visit the South Cumberland Chamber of Commerce directory.