Pigeon Forge and Smoky Mountain Area Info
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We all travel. Perhaps we don’t all have the luxury of vacationing yearly, but when we do getaway, we want the experience to be worthwhile, memorable and fun. That is the purpose of this blog. We want to bring to you what we know and believe to be the top attractions, shows, restaurants etc for you and your family to enjoy. Here you will find not only the things you must see and do, but also learn some history of the area too.
Family Friendly October Events
Family Friendly October Events Fall is officially underway here in the Smokies, and if you’re anything like me, then you’re extremely excited for this particular time of year. Fall is my favorite season and here in Pigeon Forge and the surrounding areas,...
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Family Gathering in Pigeon Forge
Family Gathering in Pigeon Forge Pigeon Forge is known for its wide variety of family-fun attractions, southern dinner shows, clean comedy, beautiful Great Smoky Mountain views and lots of restaurant choices. It is the perfect place to get together with...
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Pigeon Forge Shows
Pigeon Forge Shows There is absolutely nothing like a good belly laugh. Don’t you agree? Laughter really does do the heart a lot of good and I can tell you from experience that when you visit the Comedy Barn in Pigeon Forge, you will laugh your head off. I am not...
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Curl de la Creme
Curl de la Creme New Ice Cream Shop in Pigeon Forge Rolled Ice Cream has made it to Pigeon Forge! Curl de la Creme is a locally owned ice cream parlor that recently opened beside the Publix in Pigeon Forge, near traffic light #3. They opened at the end of June with a...
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Rainbow Falls Closure
Rainbow Falls Closure Rainbow Falls is getting some work done on it! As one of the National Park's most popular trails, it has seen some wear and is currently undergoing a huge rehabilitation project. The project is expected to last around two years. For those of you...
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New Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg FUN Attractions
New Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg FUN Attractions As if you needed another reason to visit our beautiful area, there are some new attractions opening this Spring/Summer that just cannot be missed! Anakeesta Anakeesta plans to open in central Gatlinburg in the next few...
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Pigeon Forge Vacation Guide
Pigeon Forge Vacation Guide Although I live in this area and have for most of my life, I like to play tourist for a day occasionally and enjoy the many activities there are in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. Not to mention, the amazing restaurants that are off the beaten...
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Smoky Mountain Wineries
Smoky Mountain Wineries Our area is not short when it comes to some amazing wineries. We have listed the best Smoky Mountain Wineries for you to enjoy while on vacation. Hillside Winery Specializing in Italian styles and bubbly wines, Hillside Winery is a must stop...
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6 Pigeon Forge Must See April Events
6 Pigeon Forge Must See April Events No matter the month or season, there is never a shortage of things to do in the Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg area. When April hits though, it is almost like the mountains come alive and I suppose they really do in a way. Flowers are...
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Pigeon Forge Indoor Activities
Pigeon Forge Indoor Activities Let us face it. If you are a first timer to Pigeon Forge, it can be a bit overwhelming with what to do and what to see first. The spring, summer and fall months offer all kinds of fun activities for everyone to enjoy outdoors!...
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Cades Cove History
Cades Cove History Cades Cove is one of the most visited areas in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Some would say it is the most visited. It makes for a unique and memorable experience as visitors can explore historic cabins, churches and even a grist mill....
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Christ in the Smokies Museum and Gardens
Christ in the Smokies Museum and Gardens Christ in the Smokies Museum and Gardens used to be known as Christus Gardens. A young Ronald Ligon, whose dad was a wealthy owner of cemeteries and mausoleums, had a dream of opening it. Ron attended Vanderbilt University and...
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