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Nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is a dynamic town renowned for its family-friendly attractions. It offers a variety of entertainment options, from theme parks to theaters and museums. The bustling Parkway is lined with shops, restaurants, and music venues, creating a lively atmosphere. This town also serves as a gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, offering access to many hiking trails and breathtaking vistas. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities such as fishing and wildlife viewing. Throughout the year, Pigeon Forge hosts festivals and events that showcase the local culture and heritage.
Places to Stay
Pigeon Forge Properties
Places to See
Pigeon Forge Attractions
Old Mill Square
Featuring a large wooden gristmill designed to look as it did in the 18th century, the Old Mill Square is lined with shops and restaurants all situated in colonial buildings with wraparound porches.
Dollywood
Spanning almost 300 acres, this amusement park was created by famous country singer Dolly Parton features shops, museums, music halls, luxury suites with mountain views, a full-size steam train, and tons of rides.
Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster
A low-level coaster ride that will take you a mile down the mountains – you control your speed, so you can be a speedster or take it slow.
Forbidden Caverns
Located beneath the Smoky Mountains, you’ll experience dripping stalagmites and underground streams. Due to their location, the Forbidden Caverns stay a cool 60 degrees, year-round.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Hiking, mountain biking, rafting, camping, cabin lodging, and more! And there’s no park entrance fee!
Goats on the Roof
One part bakery, one part gift shop, one part petting zoo! Feed the goats situated on the roof (yes, really), buy souvenirs, grab some homemade cookies and pastries, and take a ride on the “goat coaster.”
Mountain Valley Winery
Offers tours, wine tasting, vineyard events, and souvenir shopping!