Attractions & Tours
Things to Do in Pigeon Forge
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13 attractions
Outdoors & Adventure
Pigeon Forge Outdoors & Adventure
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
America's most-visited national park, free to enter, starting where the Parkway ends — Cades Cove's bears and cabins, Clingmans Dome's 360-degree tower, waterfall trails, and the blue haze that named the mountains.
Anakeesta
Gatlinburg's mountaintop village — ride the Chondola 600 feet up to treehouse canopy walks, the AnaVista observation tower, dueling ziplines, a mountain coaster, firepits, and sunset dining over the Smokies.
Gatlinburg SkyLift Park
Home of the SkyBridge — North America's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, with glass panels at the middle of its 680-foot span — reached by a classic 1954 chairlift, with the SkyDeck's firepits and the SkyTrail cliff walk on top.
Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster
A mile of gravity through the forest — you control the brakes on downhill carts that swoop and corkscrew through Wears Valley woods at up to 27 mph, by day or under lights after dark. The original and longest in the area.
Family Fun
Pigeon Forge Family Fun
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The Island in Pigeon Forge
Pigeon Forge's free-entry evening heart — the 200-foot Great Smoky Mountain Wheel, a dancing fountain show set to music, 60+ shops and restaurants (Paula Deen's included), rides, ropes courses, and moonshine tastings.
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies
One of America's top-rated aquariums, improbably in downtown Gatlinburg — a 340-foot glide-through shark tunnel, 10,000+ sea creatures, penguin playhouse with crawl-up domes, touch rays, and mermaid shows.
WonderWorks Pigeon Forge
The upside-down building on the Parkway — 35,000 square feet of hands-on science play: hurricane winds, a 6.0 earthquake, bed of nails, astronaut trainers, laser tag, and a ropes course, all indoors.
Shows & Theatres
Pigeon Forge Shows & Theatres
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Dolly Parton's Stampede Dinner Attraction
The original Stampede — Pigeon Forge's most-attended dinner show, with 32 horses, trick riders, racing ostriches, and a four-course Southern feast eaten by hand while the arena thunders. The town's signature night out.
Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud
America's funniest feud, settled nightly over all-you-can-eat Southern cookin' — hillbilly comedy, stunt divers in the on-stage swimmin' hole, clogging, live bluegrass, and a family audience split into feuding clans.
Museums
Pigeon Forge Museums
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Titanic Museum Attraction
A half-scale Titanic docked on the Parkway — 400 real artifacts across 20 galleries, a boarding pass carrying a real passenger's fate, the grand staircase, 28-degree water you can touch, and a genuinely moving Memorial Room.
Alcatraz East Crime Museum
America's crime museum in a prison-styled fortress on the Parkway — Ted Bundy's VW, O.J.'s white Bronco, John Dillinger artifacts, a lie-detector you can take, and five galleries from Old West outlaws to CSI science.
Theme Parks
Pigeon Forge Theme Parks
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Historic Sites
Pigeon Forge Historic Sites
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