Posts Tagged ‘ Lumberjack Feud ’
11 Halloween Things To Do in The Smokies!
Halloween is just around the corner and you may be thinking of the perfect family costume or even something a little spooky! While planning the right look, be sure to plan the best place to be. You may be surprised to know that there’s some great things to do for Halloween in Sevierville, Pigeon Forge and
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World’s First Cable-to-Rail Zipline Roller Coaster Opens in Pigeon Forge
Flying Ox Zipline Roller Coaster Paula Deen’s Lumberjack Feud Show & Adventure Park, in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains, has officially opened the Flying Ox! This is the world’s first cable-to-rail zipline roller coaster. The one-of-a-kind Flying Ox zipline roller coaster takes riders on a thrilling 1,000-foot-long ride 80 feet in the air.
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Lumberjack Competition Coming to Pigeon Forge!
The competition is really heating up at Lumberjack Feud! They will be hosting the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Series on May 18th from 1-3pm and the first annual Smoky Mountain Lumberjack Competition on May 19th from 1-6pm. Reserve your tickets today to see lumberjacks from around the world compete in this nationally televised (May 18th only) event!
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Top 5 Shows in Pigeon Forge
Top 5 Shows in Pigeon Forge! We’ve all heard or used the expression “dinner and a show” but in Pigeon Forge you can actually enjoy a great dinner and a great show, all at the same place! With the Best Dinner Shows in Pigeon Forge, you won’t have to search high and low for the
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Paula Deen’s Lumberjack Feud is Pigeon Forge’s Newest Adventure!
The newest family friendly adventure is OPEN! The jacks are back and ready for a high energy competition between some of America’s award winning lumberjacks! Take a seat in this 350- person outdoor stadium and settle in for the battle between the Dawson’s and the McGraw’s as they compete in events such as: underhand chop,
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Winter Safety Vehicle Essentials!
This is a beautiful time of year in the Greater Pigeon Forge area and the Great Smoky Mountains. The temperatures are dropping and Pigeon Forge has seen a few snow flurries, as well as measurable snowfall already in high elevations. Typically, downtown Pigeon Forge will see flurries with little to no accumulation of snow throughout
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