Blog posts for category "Pigeon Forge, TN"



5 Best Places for Souvenir Shopping in Pigeon Forge TN

Three Bears General Store in Pigeon ForgeWhen you visit the Smoky Mountains, you're going to want to remember your trip forever. One way to remind yourself of what a great time you had is to take home a special souvenir. The first step to finding the perfect souvenir is choosing the perfect place to look! Check out the 5 best places for souvenir shopping in Pigeon Forge TN:


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What to Do for Families in Pigeon Forge and the Smokies

Whitewater rafting in the Smoky MountainsThe Smoky Mountains is one of the most popular places to visit for family vacations! Bring your family to the Smoky Mountains to explore all that the area has to offer. Not only are there gorgeous sights, but there are a number of activities in and around Pigeon Forge that are both family friendly and fun! We've put together a list of what to do in Pigeon Forge and the Smoky Mountains on your family vacation:


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Fun Family Attractions in Pigeon Forge Everyone Will Love

Some sweet golf play at Crave Golf Club in Pigeon ForgeLooking for something different to do in the Great Smoky Mountains? We've got you covered! Along with all the famed attractions you already know and love, the Pigeon Forge area hosts a wide range of fun-filled adventures sure to please your entire family.


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Smoky Mountain Winter Special Events You Must Attend

Winterfest light displays in the Smoky MountainsThe new year is the traditional time for recharging your batteries. And there's no better place to destress and refresh than the breathtaking Smoky Mountains. Especially from January through May, when the Gatlinburg-Pigeon Forge area hosts an array of events and festivals, culminating in Wilderness Wildlife Week. (More about that in a bit.)


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Best Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg Restaurants to Wet Your Whistle

Family-style, hearty country fare at Hatfield and McCoy Dinner ShowBetween hiking, zip lining, shopping, and all of the other fun activities in the Great Smoky Mountains, you're going to work up quite an appetite. Fortunately, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg have hundreds of amazing restaurants to explore. Food choices in the Smokies run the gamut from traditional southern barbecue to international cuisine and vegetarian-friendly eateries. Whatever sounds good, we've got it.


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What to Expect When Renting Pigeon Forge Cabins

Hilltop Cabin With A ViewIf your idea of heaven is beautiful scenery and plenty of peace and quiet, renting a cabin in Pigeon Forge is for you. Cabins come in all sizes, and each has its own unique personality. There is an abundance of cabin rental agencies, so before choosing your mountain home, it's a good idea to do a little homework.


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Pigeon Forge Attractions the Whole Family Will Love

Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge Tennessee: Fascinating HistoryFrom entertaining shows and breathtaking rides to interactive games to test your skills, Pigeon Forge has something fun for the whole family.


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Top 5 Pigeon Forge Attractions You Shouldn't Miss

Lumberjack log rolling in Pigeon Forge.A couple of weeks ago, we took a quick look at five Gatlinburg attractions that everyone should put on their vacation itinerary at one point or another. This week, we'll be looking at five Pigeon Forge attractions that rank near the top of the scale. Of course, there are so many great attractions in Pigeon Forge that it's really hard to single out just five, but this will at least get you started narrowing down the vast selection.


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5 Reasons You Should Book A Bed And Breakfast In The Smokies

Laurel Falls Suite at Blue Mountain Mist Inn & SpaVisitors to the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee have no shortage of options when it comes to vacation lodgings. There are literally hundreds of choices in hotels and motels, cabins and chalets and even condominiums. However, one type of accommodations that often gets overlooked is the bed and breakfast inn. The Smokies area has some of the finest bed and breakfasts in Tennessee, so here are a few reasons that a B&B might be a good selection for your next trip here:


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Which Pigeon Forge Theaters Serve Dinner During the Show?

Pigeon Forge ShowSometimes you just don't feel like making multiple choices. If you're planning a night out on the town during your Smokies vacation, you may not feel like wading through all the local dining options (especially if you have picky eaters in your group), and also finding a show that everyone wants to see. Several area theaters make things simple for you by offering shows with dinner as part of the evening's entertainment.


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Visitors Get Wrapped Up In the TOMB Attraction, Pigeon Forge

The TOMB Pigeon Forge Escape Game AttractionHave you heard about Pigeon Forge's Egyptian attraction? Located at the Lumberjack Square development, it's called TOMB, a pyramid-themed adventure that lets families and groups team up to battle the curse of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh. The storyline has visitors getting “trapped” in the relics of an archaeological site, and mummies, daddies and kids must work together to overcome a series of ingenious challenges designed to thwart their escape. The interactive experience is designed to last about 45 minutes and along the way features dazzling special effects and excitement for all ages.


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Saddle Up! Annual Cowboy Culture Event In Pigeon Forge

Saddle Up Pigeon Forge chuckwagonHave you always dreamed of being a cowboy or cowgirl? Are you living the western life, but need a range to call your own? Giving closet wranglers and hardcore buckaroos a place to embrace the Wild West is what the annual Saddle Up! event in Pigeon Forge is all about. Mid February, marks the timing of Saddle Up! - which means the coordinators of the festival have some special guests lined up.


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Pigeon Forge Attractions, Shopping and Restaurants Even the Locals Love

Every town in the Smokies has its own unique offerings that make it worthwhile to visit. Let's take a closer look at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, which lies halfway between Sevierville and Gatlinburg when traveling toward Great Smoky Mountains National Park.


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Shopping in Pigeon Forge Like Years Past at Old Mill Square

The Old Mill Gristmill and General Store in Pigeon ForgeDid you know that Pigeon Forge, Tennessee was established back in 1830? Step back into that time as you visit the historical sites of The Old Mill Square in Pigeon Forge. As you walk through The Old Mill Square, tour the water-powered grist mill that has continuously ground meal and flour since the early 1800's. The Old Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the most photographed historical sites in the country!


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Holiday Shopping:The Incredible Christmas Place Pigeon Forge

Most of us have a favorite Christmas memory. For some, it's decorating the tree with elaborate ornaments, tinsel and a star on top. For some it's the heartwarming smell of evergreen or cinnamon. Others might reflect on hopeful visits with Santa Claus himself or watching elated little ones open gifts on Christmas morning. Everyone is sure to look forward to the comforting tastes and smells of homemade Christmas dinners. The best memory, however, is probably one of spending time with loved ones and sharing family traditions that make memories for years to come. Wouldn't it be nice to enjoy the Christmas season anytime you wanted? With a visit to The Inn at Christmas Place in Pigeon Forge, you can do just that.


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