Name:  Katie

Hobbies:  Watersports 

Favorite topic of conversation:  Most anything that will help getting to know new people 

Favorite rapid: Lost Guide

Years on river:  Well over 5 years

As a friendly reminder, we are offering half price photo CDs if you book online by clicking here! 

Come enjoy a family trip rafting in the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee.  Our guides are experienced and your adventure down the Pigeon River will be memorable.  Keep your memories afterwards by purchasing a photo CD at 50% off of the regular price of $30. 

That is $15 instead of $30.

We hope to see you this summer or fall.  We would appreciate your feedback by visiting our feedback page.

Please continue to check back for other offers on our Big Creek Blog.

Raft Guide BIO

Name:  Jordan

Hobbies:  Fishing and listening to good tunes 

Favorite topic of conversation:  Outdoorsmanship

Favorite rapid:  Roller Coaster

Years on river:  Quite a few and still counting

Raft Guide BIO

Name:  Brad

Hobbies:  Watching the latest movies 

Favorite topic of conversation:  All things whitewater rafting with rafting safety being paramount

Favorite rapid:  Big Rock

Years on river: 5

Brad's Approach

There are quite a few hidden treasures in the Smoky Mountains.  Big Creek Expeditions offers family fun with whitewater rafting trips.  At the end of the day you may even be greated with a pleasant rainbow just above the mountain skyline.

Raft Guide BIO

Name:  JoJo

Hobbies:  Skateboarding, Snowboarding, Kayaking 

Favorite topic of conversation:  Philosophy and Travel

Favorite rapid:  Double Reactionary

Favorite music:  Indie Rock

Years on river: 7

Interests: Kung Fu

Pigeon River Science Lesson 

Were you curious about the history of the Pigeon River?  Have you wondered what creates the rapids on the Pigeon River?  Not sure why there is a huge power plant at the Pigeon River put in zone?  Well, here are some informative sites which might answer some of your questions.

Read more about the Pigeon River and Big Creek Confluence.

Learn about Walters Lake and how it feeds the rapids on the Pigeon River.

Investigate the water levels of the Pigeon River in real-time.

What is whitewater rafting and what does it mean for a rapid to be Class I, II, III, IV, V, or VI?

We have finally made up our mind on the way to proceed with a video option for our rafting guests.  After extensive research, we are planning to allow our rafters to rent out Oregon Scientific Helmet Cams.  Feel free to read more about these sweet video gadgets prior to your arrival for your trip.  Check out the Oregon Scientific site for cool videos and such.