Things to do in Gatlinburg

Titanic Museum Attraction Pigeon Forge tickets

Book your Titanic Museum tickets and discover over 400 Titanic artifacts house in this gigantic museum and explore over 22,000 square feet of educational history.

WonderWorks admission tickets

With over 35,000 square feet of “edu-tainment”, WonderWorks offers fun for all ages.

Gatlinburg ghost walk

Join a night walking guided tour in Gatlingburg , listen to ghost stories and visit an old haunted cemetery and use a real ghost detector.

Country Tonite show tickets

Watch the best show in Pigeon Forge! Book your tickets to Country Tonite today!

Great Smoky Mountains National Park self-driving tour

Book now and awesome self-driving tour and explore Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the most visited national park in the United States.

Upper Pigeon Whitewater rafting in Hartford

Book this exciting Upper Pigeon Whitewater Rafting trip! Splash through big, bouncy wave trains and nearly-continuous Class II-IV rapids!

Moonshine Mountain Coaster Ride

Experience the fastest ride in the Smoky Mountains! Take in the beautiful panoramic views and enjoy a fun and energizing activity.

Blended cocktail tour in Gatlinburg

Explore a famous distillery with a private expert guide, sample award-winning spirits and enjoy two handcrafted cocktails from one of our experts.

Old growth waterfall hike adventure

Enjoy an adventurous hike and reach a scenic waterfall in the Smoky Mountains, admire towering trees along the way and discover mossy groves and hear stories about ancient forests from your professional guide.

Hidden waterfall adventure hiking excursion

Enjoy the peace and beauty of the waterfalls adjacent to a sandstone cave, have fun on a hike that offers both a great balance of adventure and also plenty of quiet and learn about wild foods and medicines used by the Cherokee.

Rocky Top Mountain coaster ride

Take a ride on the longest coaster in East Tennessee! Buy your tickets today!

Smoky mountains history walking tour

Get away from the crowds and enjoy an easywalk in the woods, learn how the settlers lived in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and hear stories about the Cherokee and check out a 19th-century family cemetery.