Pigeon Forge Favorites

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Favorite thing: The Old Mill and the bakery are special.. and in winter there is not one single "European" to be seen

Fondest memory: Whatever I expected of the US, not this...I felt in "winterwonderland" more German/Austrian than US. What I miss the most is the green Fun Trolley, dead cheap and making every "move" from A to B an adventure as such If you're not in a hurry of course)

Favorite thing: Just curious, but I encountered a number of blonde bombshell Nordic girls working in restaurants around Pigeon Forge - whats the reason for this? Well by encountered I mean was served by .... no that doesnt sound right - met and was wined a dined by .... no - well hey I saw them and said Hi ok - thats as far as it went ....

Favorite thing: In the morning as the air starts to warm a fog rises all across tthe mountains and hovers in the valleys making it look like the mountain is smoking.

Fondest memory: Our last visit was one of our best and most relaxing. This was the first vacation my wife and I had taken by ourselves. We could come and go at our leisure and the view from our room of the Smokies was awesome.

Favorite thing: Despite the rather negative comments by some of the reviewers Pigeon Forge is a fantastic place to visit. Shows, attractions, shopping and dining place are a plenty here in the Great Smoky Mountains. Alcohol is served in the dining facilities and while the traffic is heavy at times, anyone with a drivers license can navigate quite well through the street. There are several easy to find short cuts one street off the parkway ( east and west sides ) that will allow you to travel through without a hassle

Fondest memory: Autumn in the Great Smoky Mountains with the color of the leaves and the brisk fall air. It just does not get any better than these.

Favorite thing: Smoky Mountain Massage Therapy-licensed by the State of Tennessee Certified in Neuromuscular Therapy.
A must for your travels.....therapeautic massages*

Fondest memory: Conveniently located in Pigeon Forge on Middle Creek Rd, 1/2 mile from Splash Country/Dollywood.
865-908-7705
www.smokymountainmassage.com

Favorite thing: Sightseeing in Pigeon Forge,Gatlinburg,and the Smokey Mountains

Fondest memory: Looking through the stores and shops in the evening after the temperature had cooled a little.There was live entertainment at some of the shops.During the day we drove to Cherokee,N.C. for the day and made frequent stops on the way back to do a little sight-seeing.Other days we hit the pools and shopped in the air conditioned stores.

Favorite thing: Shop-a-holics heaven...... Pigeon forge is a mecca of factory outlet malls and stores. Almost everything is along the one 4 lane road that goes down the middle of town. several country dinner theaters and music museums (after all it is Dolly Partons home).
Dollywood is great for naturalists and crafters but not too good for kids looking for thrill rides (My two teenagers were 13 and 14 at the time and gave it a 'not so hot').
Go cart tracks and helicopter rides aboud and it IS in the Smokiy mountains so is great place to just kick back and enjoy.
Gatlinburg is just 10 mins up the highway and is another nice 'small town' small shops and fantastic restaurants. Any and all restaurants are good and 'southern or Counry cookin' is all around as well as the serving sizes.

Fondest memory: Everyone there felt like old friends, if you needed directions or just want to pass the time everyone has the time and seems to enjoy. Is like going home on your first trip

Favorite thing: Stay at Holiday Inn, indoor pool, bar, resterant close to everything.

Fondest memory: Dixie Stampede.