Things to do in Pigeon Forge

The Island in Pigeon Forge dazzles with its 200-foot observation wheel offering panoramic mountain views. Explore shops and restaurants, or catch the mesmerizing choreographed fountain shows set to music after sunset.

Step aboard the Titanic Museum with a boarding pass of an actual passenger, creating a personal connection to history. Touch a real iceberg, explore recreated ship interiors, and feel the chill of 28-degree water.

The LeConte Center brings mountain lodge ambiance to large-scale events in Pigeon Forge. Visitors can enjoy the scenic Riverwalk before attending conventions, trade shows, or gatherings in this expansive facility.

Experience the thrill of equestrian stunts and musical performances while savoring a four-course Southern meal. Arrive early to meet the majestic horses before this legendary Pigeon Forge dinner show begins.

This historic gristmill from 1830 still produces stone-ground flours using traditional methods. Watch millers at work before savoring authentic Southern cuisine made with freshly milled grains at the adjacent restaurant.

This premier baseball complex features six synthetic turf fields modeled after iconic Major League ballparks. Young athletes compete against the stunning backdrop of the Smoky Mountains in tournament play.

This lively dinner theater reimagines the historic Hatfield-McCoy feud with music, comedy, and acrobatic stunts. Savor an all-you-can-eat Southern feast while performers draw you into their high-energy family rivalry.

Step into the South's largest Christmas village, where holiday magic thrives year-round amid Bavarian-inspired architecture. Browse designer trees and create personalized ornaments in this cinnamon-scented wonderland.