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Moonshine & Wine Tour: Half Day Tour
Learn about the legendary home brews of the Tennessee hills
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Sights of the Smokies: Full Day Tour
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Smoky Mountain: Self-Guided Driving Tour
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Rocky Top Mountain Coaster
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WonderWorks Pigeon Forge
WonderWorks Pigeon Forge is a quirky interactive and fun science gallery in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The building's facade and interior design are notable for being inverted, and the upside-down theme is used playfully throughout.
Meeting point
220 Apple Valley Rd, 37862, Sevierville- After booking, check your inbox for a confirmation email with important information about your tour
- On the day of your tour, please arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour
- The meeting point is 220 Apple Valley Rd, Sevierville, TN
- Look for your guide near a white tour van located directly in front of the restrooms
- Show your smartphone ticket and a valid photo ID to your driver guide at check-in
Starting in downtown Pigeon Forge, join your guide and head to the city of Gatlinburg for a history lesson on how Gatlinburg got its start. Photograph top landmarks and discover the history of the early, prominent families who lived here, and what makes it all tick today.
Head to the top of the mountain to Rockefeller Memorial, then down to Wears Valley where history abounds, along with cute local shops.
Next up, it's time for Townsend. This beautiful place is referred to by locals as "The quieter side of the Smokies". Explore the former logging town, learn about Little River Railroad and the town's annual events, and visit Dark Island swinging bridge, once used by locals to cross the river to get to work.
Peek inside the Little River company museum and see restored engines, then head to the small community of Walland. Check out amazing views looking back into the park, and if you're lucky, see the three tallest peaks in the Smoky Mountains.
All this and more on one of the Smokie's best days out!