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Area Information
 Dollywood -
Unquestionably the largest and most popular attraction in Pigeon Forge, Dollywood has been entertaining millions of people for 20 years and is always offering new rides and exciting changes with each season. Restaurants, theaters, interactive activities, games and rides, rides, rides! There is literally something for everyone at Dollywood and their attention to detail in all facets of entertainment have won them awards year after year!
Attractions:
 Dolly's Splash Country -
Like Dollywood before it, Dolly's Splash Country is another high-quality family park with very serious attention to detail to provide safe, family fun. Huge slides, a wave pool, plenty of play area and interactive stuff for the younger kids. Every year they add more on to it, so always keep checking back for exciting new changes!
 Dixie Stampede -
Another Dolly Parton property, the Dixie Stampede is one of the top shows in Sevier County offering a full four-course meal of pork loin, rotisserie chicken, vegetable soup, made biscuit, corn on the cob, herb-basted potato and unlimited soft-drink or coffee (with vegetarian meals available on request) plus an exciting show of dancers, animals and a 50 minute opening act.
 Wonderworks -
Upside down is right-side up and nothing is what it seems at Wonderworks in Tennessee. The largest imagination station in Sevier County is the perfect place to take the kids for an entire afternoon or even the whole day! Come to watch gravity defied, virtual reality and 3D sound, a build-it-yourself roller coaster ride and a bike that goes up and around! Only Wonderworks in Pigeon Forge lets you break free from reality to have a real live psychic battle with a friend. Check it out as soon as you get here!
 Titanic -
Pigeon Forge's most unique attraction and historical museum comes alive on the parkway near Wonderworks. This attraction is open year-round and features incredible interactive exhibits as well as special and seasonal events. If you haven't been to the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, make your plans to get there as soon as possible as ticket sales go quickly.
 Zorb -
You've always wanted to try it when you were a kid, and now you can! With Zorb, you get to climb inside a giant inflatable ball and roll down a hill like you mean it - and this is the Smoky Mountains, friend, we got some BIG hills coming down from the mountain! Try something wild and extreme with a trip to the mountains and then right back down the mountains again with Zorb!
 The Old Mill -
Pigeon Forge's heart and soul lies at The Old Mill just a block off the parkway. This superb little village its the Arts and Crafts Community of the city with over a dozen shops for high quality clothing, artwork, pottery, candy, ice cream, dolls, candles, and much more. The Old Mill gives tours and has two restaurants in walking distance. Patriot Park is just across the street and so is the main trolley terminal. No stop through Pigeon Forge is complete without a trip to The Old Mill!
Restaurants:
 Alamo Steakhouse -
Located on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge (next to/above Professor Hacker's Golf), The Alamo Steakhouse Restaurant is the perfect dinner setting, for anything from an intimate dinner for two to a big family dinner, including private seating to accommodate large groups. The atmosphere is perfect for all ages and our large dining room is suitable for groups
up to 50.
 Bennett's BBQ -
Located next to Professor Hacker's on the parkway in downtown Pigeon Forge, Bennett's BBQ will satisfy your hunger at any time of the day! With ribs, steak, and chicken, an extensive salad bar, and an in-season Good Morning! breakfast bar, there is something here for everyone. Dine-in, take-out, child's menu, and catering services available from the award-winning taste of Bennett's.
 Mama's Farmhouse -
Just up the road from Alamo and Bennett's is Mama's Farmhouse, a different style of family dining where you bring the whole family (the WHOLE family) to dinner and you get served EVERYTHING we've got in constant flowing supply. You get the real deal at Mama's Farmhouse, the real southern-cooked food, the real Mama's dining room atmosphere. The real deal at Mama's Farmhouse!
 Little Tokyo -
Pigeon Forge's most well known Japanese grill and restaurant serves up incredible dishes right there at your table. Talented chefs cook your food right in front of you with generous portions of meat, rice, noodles and vegetables, soups and plenty of good stuff. Come check out the Sushi Bar too!
 The Mellow Mushroom -
Only a restaurant like the Mellow Mushroom would feature good times, great pizza, and a 30 seat carousel right there in the restaurant. If you're looking for a different kind of Pizza experience, maybe one with Hummus and Stuffed Portobello munchies, pizzas with sun dried tomatoes, spinach, pesto and all your favorite classic toppings, then the Mellow Mushroom is where you want to be. Located on the parkway near the Christmas Place.
The Old Mill Restaurant -
Sit up top of the great wheel spinning against the mighty Pigeon river and enjoy a farmhouse setting for a dignified southern dinner. Look forward to meals consisting of pot roast and gravy, chicken and dumplings, chicken potpie, sugar cured ham, country-fried steak, generous helpings of fresh vegetables and much more. Located where you see the big wheel turning against the waterfall of the Pigeon River!
 Smoky Mountain Brewery -
Not quite sure what you want? Got a whole group full of people who all want different things? Come to the Smoky Mountain Brewery where just about everything is on the menu. Get burgers and fries, pizza, wings, lobster tail, plenty of drinks and live entertainment plus half-off prices on some nights. Come to the restaurant where everyone can get what they want to eat at Smoky Mountain Brewery!
 The Pottery House Cafe -
Right across the street from The Old Mill Restaurant is another excellent eatery with more of a lunch atmosphere. Few midday meal places are as exquisite and eloquent as the Pottery House Cafe where you can get all kinds of soups, sandwiches, salads and other lighter meals served on the same dishware that comes from the Pigeon Forge Pottery next door.
The Smoky Mountain National Park:
Hosting over 9 million visitors annually, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is America's most visited national park. It is a landscape that combines natural and cultural history beautifully. History unfolds before the eyes, emerging from lush forests and rich lowland valleys.
The Smokies are the gateway to everything natural and fun here in East Tennessee. Gatlinburg and Townsend alone have dozens and dozens of hiking trails within reach to the general public which go to up to waterfalls and some of the most gorgeous scenic views you will ever see. There are also driving opportunities like the Motor Nature Trail in Gatlinburg to be able to tour from your car. Make no mistake, despite the roads and easy access, much of the Smokies 500,000 acres are pure wilderness. More species of plants are found within the park than any other area in North America. Over 1,500 flowering shrubs and plants, 124 species of trees and 30 varieties of orchids and grasses can be
found here.
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Smoky Mountain Angler
Rocky Top Outfitter
Bass Pro Shops
Gatlinburg Golf Course in Pigeon Forge
Sevierville Golf Club
