Pigeon Forge Tours

Relive the tragic sinking of the Titanic at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, a half-scale model of the original ship. Follow the fate of a real passenger as you explore the Titanic’s cabins, suites, and exhibits that include a real iceberg and artifacts from the ship.

Experience Motown legends coming to life during this Soul of Motown performance at the Grand Majestic Theater in Pigeon Forge. Live performers take the stage with dances, songs, and costumes that pay homage to classic acts like Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, and the Temptations.

This fun tour of Roaring Fork will take you on a 4WD tour through the western edge of the Smoky Mountain National Park. Starting in Gatlinburg, twist and turn your way for 6 miles on a loop road made only for smaller vehicles, filled with stunning scenery. In the 1830’s and 1840’s this was the American Frontier. You will start down the mountain following a “roaring” mountain stream, for which this road is named, offering views of a waterfall. Upon arrival back in Pigeon Forge, enjoy a thirty-minute four-wheel drive adventure.

Discover a variety of Tennessee's moonshine and wine distilleries on a half-day tour from Pigeon Forte. Your guide shares the history of moonshine and prohibition, tastings of wine and moonshine, and details about local breweries and distilleries. Visit multiple moonshine distilleries and wineries, that may include Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine, Hillside Winery, Smith Creek Moonshine, Mountain Valley Winery, or Tennessee XXX Moonshine.

The Smoky Mountains are known for their beautiful nature, but the history and culture of the area also runs deep. Learn about the founders of Gatlinburg, the old mill at Pigeon Forge, and head up the mountain to Rockefeller Memorial. Then, enjoy lunch (included) in Wears Valley at Elvira's Cafe, and more on this fully-narrated day-long tour from Pigeon Forge.

Heavy traffic can take away from the fun of driving the 11-mile (17.7 kilometer) Cades Cove loop. This guided bus tour offers a low-stress alternative to taking your own car, plus provides the benefit of guided commentary so you get more out of the trip than just a chance to admire mountain scenery.

You don’t have to be a kid to act like one with this Zorbing experience in Pigeon Forge—though kids as young as five are welcome to participate. Roll down a 1,00 foot (304 meter) hill in a giant, specialty-welded human hamster ball with up to three of your friends or family members. There are no other zorbing tracks in the country quite like it!

NEW! Paula Deens Lumberjack Feud Show & Adventure Park- The Jacks are Back in a new state-of the-art outdoor Arena with the Smoky Mountains as the backdrop! Also, A Lumberjack themed park with ropes courses, speed climbing towers, log rolling, and a simulated free-fall from an 80-foot-tall jump platform. Unveiling the worlds First Ever Cable-to-Rail Zipline Roller Coaster, a thrilling 1,000-foot-long ride, 80 feet in the air where riders wind, drop and soar through the air. The Flying Ox combines the thrill of ziplining with the track features of a roller coaster into one fun attraction.

This tour takes you to the top of the mountains to Newfound Gap where customers can stand in two states (Tennessee and North Carolina) and view the placard for the dedication site for the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. View scenic viewpoints as well as the Sugarlands Visitor Center to take in a bit of park information. As you crest Newfound Gap, your guide will stop at the dedication site for GSMNP. Here, you can take in a short section of the Appalachian Trail and straddle the state line between North Carolina and Tennessee. After that, you will head back down the mountain to Pigeon Forge. Once you get back to town, enjoy a thirty-minute ride on a forested four-wheel drive adventure on private land.

Mini golf gets a sweet twist on this Candyland-themed course in Pigeon Forge. Put your way through locations like Bubblegum Garden and Ice Cream Canyon, each decorated with details like giant gummy bears and cupcake pillars that bring the course to life. When you need a break, swing by the milkshake bar or candy store for a sweet snack.

Travel down Wears Valley Road, through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, through Townsend, and then the newest section of Foothills Parkway. Your first stop is along the Little River Gorge in the GSMNP. Next, you will make your way to the Foothills Parkway (also in the GSMNP) where you will stop at one or two scenic overlooks for panoramic photo opportunities and to see some of the highest mountains in the Smokies. During the tour, your guide will share natural interpretive information about Flora, Fauna, Geology, and the history of the area. The tour then returns to Pigeon Forge.

Travel down Wears Valley Road, through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, through Townsend, and then the newest section of Foothills Parkway. Your first stop is along the Little River Gorge in the GSMNP. You will also stop in Townsend to take in a bit of park information and an opportunity to shop for souvenirs. Next, you will make your way to the Foothills Parkway (also in the GSMNP) where you will stop at one or two scenic overlooks for panoramic photo opportunities and to see some of the highest mountains in the Smokies. During the tour, your guide will share natural interpretive information about Flora, Fauna, Geology, and history of the area. The tour then returns to Pigeon Forge for an exciting and exclusive off-road trail on private land.

Vacationing can be expensive, especially for families. This Smokey Mountains sightseeing flex pass gives you more for your money by letting you choose from three or five attractions and by helping you save up to 30% while you’re at it. Choose from 30-plus attractions such as Anakeesta, Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud, and Gatlinburg Pinball Museum to make your trip your best yet.

Ours is the first mountain coaster with four uplifts and four downhills and the biggest mountain coaster riding experience. For something really unique, visit us after nightfall where our magnificent lights will guide you through a thrill packed excursion: an experience that will stay with you long after the ride is over.

Attend an incredibly unique 2-hour dinner show and three course dinner at the Great Smoky Mountain Murder Mystery Dinner Show for a fun filled night. The show stars. This show will surely get you involved in the action with the opportunity to participate in the mystery, either by becoming an audience actor, or by solving the murder using the clue packet provided at each seat.

Enjoy a performance of ‘Remembering Red – A Tribute to Red Skelton’ at the Red Skelton Tribute Theater in Pigeon Forge. This family-friendly comedy show is performed by Brian Hoffman, who brings to life memories of the Golden Age of television as he re-creates Red Skelton’s characters and jokes. Before the show starts, get into the spirit of the era with a video about celebrities, music and more from the 1950s, ‘60s and ‘70s.

This interactive museum has lots of games, photos and videos. You can check out the "alien egg" ball pit, watch short movies and learn about pop culture through the decades. Investigate different JFK conspiracies, see what the Royals have in their closet and walk the Red Carpet! This is a great indoor activity for all ages in any type of weather.

Plan an evening out in Pigeon Forge with a 2-hour dinner show at the Great Smoky Mountain Murder Mystery Dinner Show. Your admission ticket includes a 3-course dinner accompanied by non-alcoholic drinks. During the show, audience members can opt to participate in solving the murder mystery by helping to solve clues from your seat or by joining the actors.

When you come to The Great Smoky Mountain Murder Mystery Dinner Show, you are right in the middle of the action. The show will happen all around you rather than on a stage and you will live out the show with the actors all while enjoying a 3 course meal.

Travel back to the time of greased back hair and crooning country music during this tribute show to Conway Twitty, one of the world's most-recognized classic country singers. Hear a sample of Twitty's 55 #1 billboard hits such as "Hello Darlin'" and "It's Only Make Believe" as sung by Travis James, who is recognized as the top Conway Twitty tribute artist in the industry.

This tour is given by a true local with intimate knowledge of the area, its history, and its people. We will be seeing sights from high across a great distance with plenty of time for photos and sightseeing. Your guide will provide full commentary during the tour and may show a short video or tow about the area. We will also be having brunch at a local area restaurant where the food is prepared using fresh local and organic ingredients (when in season). This meal is a full sit down experience which includes entree, sides, and a drink of your choice. Tips are not included please tip your server for excellent service.

Unlike other shows in the area, Country Tonite in Pigeon Forge makes a perfect family night out. Not only is the show great for all ages, but all children 12 and under get in free, too. Hear songs from old country favorites to gospel to modern hits and even patriotic anthems. There is also a concession area to purchase food and drinks to make sure the whole family stays happy throughout the show.

Celebrate the King of Rock 'n' Roll with tickets to a flashy performance featuring award-winning tribute artist Doug Thompson. Sing along to the classic songs at the Main Event Theater in Pigeon Forge. You can't help falling in love with this lively show, which lasts nearly 2 hours. Arrive early to see an entertaining, nostalgic video and bring your kids, too. An intimate theater in the heart of the smokies in Pigeon Forge, TN offering "A Salute to Elvis" at 2pm

Audience members will be treated to an unforgettable experience as they journey back in time to the days before the establishment of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park when the logging industry ruled the area. The show features an “end-of-season” feud between two families whose names were synonymous with the timber business – the Dawsons and the McGraws. World-class lumberjacks represent both families in a variety of thrilling, fast-paced tests of skill and prowess ranging from chopping and axe throwing to tree climbing and log rolling. Guests become part of the experience as they join in the competitive spirit, cheering for their Dawson or McGraw lumberjack family. Children and adults alike are invited to try their hand at cross-cutting with a lumberjack during the show’s intermission.