Posts Tagged ‘ Things to do Smoky Mountains; Sevierville ’
Buddy Bear Loves Making Friends!
Buddy Bear Here: Hey everyone! I just wanted to drop a quick line to let you know how much I love playing with my friends and meeting visitors while I am exploring Pigeon Forge. Look at who I ran in to this week: This is a new friend I met while waiting with Momma Bear.
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Poynor’s Pommes Frites at The Island
If you are looking for an unique food to try while in Pigeon Forge then head over to Poynor’s Pommes Frites at The Island. So what makes Poynor’s Pommes Frites unique? They are remembering the streets of Germany with authentic German foods. Some of their specialties include Pommes Frites, Belgium fries and homemade dipping sauces. They
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Being involved in the National Park
Are you looking for ways to become more involved with the Great Smoky Mountain National Park? There are many choices to choose from depending on what you are interested and how you want to help. Becoming a member of the the Great Smoky Mountain Association is one way to help the National Park. Since 1953, the association
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Being on top of the world
This location is the highest lodge in the eastern United States. It sits at an elevation of 6400 feet. This location is only accessibly by hiking for there are no roads that lead to the top. Have you guessed the mystery location? If you answered LeConte Lodge then you are correct. The lodge sits just below Mt. LeConte,
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Waterfalls in the Smokies
The national park has many unique features that you can not find anywhere else. From the abundance of wildlife and plant life, everywhere you look there is something new to discover. A feature that attracts visitors to the national park are the waterfalls. Each year over 200,000 visitors come to see the waterfalls and with
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Your Guide to the 2017 Shades of the Past Car Show Pigeon Forge
The famous Shades of the Past Rod Run is returning to Pigeon Forge TN for its 35th year September 9-10. This Pigeon Forge car show is one of the biggest car shows the city hosts each year around Labor Day. Spectators will be able to enjoy more than 200 rods, classics, and customs through 1972.
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Experiencing The Island
The Island had its VIP opening last Thursday and opened to the public Friday. The main attraction is the wheel. The wheel stands at 200 feet high and provides amazing views of the area for both new and returning visitors. I had the opportunity to ride the wheel on VIP day and it was an
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Old Mill Historical Marker
The City of Pigeon Forge recently unveiled a historical marker adjacent to the Old Mill commemorating the site of the Pigeon Forge Iron Works location. The marker will provide visitors to the area a brief history of how the city got its name, pictures of the flood and an interpretation on the original iron work.
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