Travels to Pigeon Forge Tennessee

 I love to go to http://www.pigeonforge-tenn.com Pigeon Forge and nearby Gatlinburg is like getting two great vacations for one. Take a slow drive around the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and take in the incredible scenery. Come in the fall for spectacular foliage. Take a walking tour of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Both cities are a great mix of terrific and tacky. Loads of unique little shops and good restaurants. Explore the Great Smoky Art & Crafts Community. Hit the outlet malls. There are over 300 stores! Visit the Apple Barn for everything apple. If you're looking for places to stay while in Pigeon Forge then try out the cabins and chalets.  It's really nice to leave the hustle and bustle of noise and traffic at the end of the day and return to the peace and quiet of nature.  There are also plenty of shows to take in that are really good.  The latest is The Miracle - it's fantastic.  We usually visit twice a year, spring and fall.

If you want  freebies, there are several timeshare tours that offer free show tickets, free meals and sometimes free or cheap accommodations. Just be prepared to sit through the presentation. Sometimes, it's worth it. When it comes to where to stay. There are everything from rustic cabins to chain hotels to cozy bed and breakfasts. Will check out my files and suggest a couple in the next day or so. Hopefully some locals or other frequent visitors will add their two-cents and I'll be back soon.

A  http://www.pigeonforge-tenn.com Pigeon Forge Cabin, Crestview Lodge, is perfect for youth groups! This cabin has 8 bedrooms and sleeps up to 46. In every bedroom, a indescribable scenery is able to be seen. Imagine waking up from a good night’s rest and seeing the stunning Smoky Mountains! Each individual bedroom is provided with it’s own heating and air conditioning. Crestview has three floors with a gas fireplace, a hot tub, and a large kitchen with just about anything you could need.