The Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster is the longest mountain coaster in the Southeast and provided the two RV Gypsies with an ride for just over 8 minutes. While there, the two RV Gipsies also explored SkyLand Ranch. Then of course, they rode The Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster during the day for scenic views of Sevierville and the Smoky Mountains.

(Note; The Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster is open 7 days a week for visitors to enjoy! One ticket for The Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster includes a one-time ride on the coaster. You must be at least 3 years old and 38” tall to ride. All riders under 54” tall must ride with an adult.)

Below: Views of The Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster and chair lift before boarding.

Below: Then it was time for the two RV Gypsies to hop on the chair lift. This gave Karen Duquette time to photograph the roller coaster ride, as the chair lift slowly made its way upwards.

Below: After reaching the top and exiting the chairlift, the two RV Gypsies walked around a bit and took some photographs. There was a show, but they did not have the time to see the show because they had to get back down to ride the roller coaster.

Below: Some pumpkins and scarecrow photos.

Below: Two horses ready to ride, but Karen Duquette was not.

Below: Karen Duquette photographed her feet as she waited for the ride to begin. Then she twisted her body a bit and angled the camera through the opening of her back seat, hoping to get a photo of Lee Duquette in the coaster behind her. She could not angle herself enough to know if she succeeded or not, but she did pretty good.

Below: Up! Up! and Away - Going up was always at a slow speed, which gave Karen Duquette time to take a quick photo.

Below: Selfie time.

Below: After Karen Duquette reached the end of the roller coaster ride and exited from her seat, she stood by to photograph Lee Duquette as he pulled in.

Smoky Mountains Jeep Tour - and a couple of bears

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