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Pigeon Forge started out as part of North Carolina in 1788 and was the site of an iron forge constructed in 1820 and named after passenger pigeons which are now extinct. Today, Pigeon Forge lies with Tennessee state lines and is the center for fun in the Smokey Mountains with over 70 attractions down the parkway alone. Some of the top attractions at this vacation hotspot include Dollywood, Titanic Museum Attraction, Wonderworks, and several museums.

Adventure seekers will enjoy skydiving, Alpine Mountain Amusement Park, and zorbing along with all the outdoor recreation at Great Smoky Mountain National Park.

There are cabin, inns, hotels, bed and breakfasts, and campground available in Pigeon Forge along with dozens of choices for fine or casual dining.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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