Jump on the converted camouflage school bus and take a redneck tour of the area – it’s a comedy club and a guided tour rolled into one. This is a unique and off-the-wall tour the like of which you’ve never experienced. You’ll have to travel across the state border to Bryston City in North Carolina for this one, but if that doesn’t put you off, it’s well worth considering. Railroad Tourįor something a little more sedate, take a trip on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, a train ride that will transport you back to the days of old as you dine in your first-class carriage and take in the historic landscape from your window. If you want a unique view of the landscape, take to the skies and experience the breathtaking vistas from above in a helicopter tour, something that’s sure to be a highlight of your stay.
Take a 4×4 jeep tour up into the hills to discover the stunning natural beauty of the Smoky Mountains at first hand, taking in some special hidden gems along the way.Īlternatively, if you prefer, you can rent a vehicle and drive yourself – several local companies have jeeps, road-legal UTVs and more available. Here are some of your options: Driving Tour
When you visit Pigeon Forge, perhaps the first thing you’ll want to do is familiarize yourself with the area, in which case, joining one of the many exciting tours is the perfect way to get a taste of the exquisite local scenery. Until not so long ago, Pigeon Forge was nothing but a small, sleepy Southern town mostly isolated from the rest of the world due to the lack of major roads – but over the past few decades, it has transformed itself into a bustling resort town visited by millions each year.įor a town with a population of only around 6,000, it boasts an almost mind-boggling array of attractions, and to help you find the best of them, here’s our comprehensive guide to things to do in Pigeon Forge and the surrounding area.
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