Wintertime in the Smokies looks just like a picture postcard with the beautiful combination of crisp, white snow and majestic mountains. During this time of year there’s a chill in the air and a number of exciting ways to enjoy the winter wonderland. Sometimes, though, freezing fingers and toes bring a longing for warmer weather and fun in the sun. Now you can break out your bathing suit and enjoy the best of summer in the middle of winter when you visit the indoor water park at The Resort at Governor’s Crossing. Located in Pigeon Forge, there are over 50,000 gallons of water that make up this aqua adventure including slides, water sports, hot tubs and saunas.
There's no better way to start your day in the Smokies! Every morning you can participate in a fun and exciting musical show complete with a home-cooked breakfast. The Smoky Mountains are famous for many things including beautiful scenery, fun theme parks, log cabins, home cooking and entertainment. When it comes to meals and entertainment, nobody provides a better combination than the Blackwood Family.
Most of us have a favorite Christmas memory. For some, it's decorating the tree with elaborate ornaments, tinsel and a star on top. For some it's the heartwarming smell of evergreen or cinnamon. Others might reflect on hopeful visits with Santa Claus himself or watching elated little ones open gifts on Christmas morning.
Expert Author: Darryl Payne | Category: Vacations When people think of Dollywood they come to think primarily of rides at an amusement park, but Dollywood is much more than fun-loving rides. It is The E-Pod of the south with exploration, entertainment, and education. As you enter the gates of Dollywood you will begin your exploration through the “Craftsmen’s Valley” that offers a shady walk through a genuine holler past all sorts of working craftspeople, chefs cooking in huge cast iron skillets over open fires, and a winding brook.
Expert Author: Darryl Payne | Category: Vacations We love our modern conveniences. All it takes is an unexpected power outage to remind us just how dependent we are on electricity. And what about communication? Most people wouldn’t know what to do if you took away their computers, cell phones or blackberries. Occasionally, though, we might like to go back in time to a life that moved at a slower pace. While there isn’t a magic time machine, a visit to the Fall Heritage Festival and Old Timer’s Day in Townsend, Tennessee will provide almost the same result.
Mention the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and visions of majestic mountains come to mind. These mountains are filled with incredible color, crystal clear waterfalls, and mountain peaks that seem to reach the sky. Simply put, there’s more beauty than you can possibly imagine. So how does a bird’s eye view of those magnificent mountains sound?
It is called “The Ultimate Battle between Good and Evil.” The Miracle Theater offers a play of Broadway proportions right here in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The Miracle Theater opened on Good Friday in 2006 with a spectacular show that continues to thrill audiences today as it guides you through the life of Jesus Christ. Never before has a musical presentation of this magnitude been presented in this area. This truly is a multimillion dollar production. The show features an enormous cast of singers, dancers, actors, and live animals including camels.
The cheerful sounds of birds singing in the trees. The peacefulness of a flowing stream. The breathtaking sights of the mountains and the wildlife that makes their home there. Do you find enjoyment in the sights and sounds of nature? If so, camping in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is something you have to try. With over 1,000 developed campsites as well as numerous primitive sites along the mountain trails, you’re bound to find one that pleases you. Just take a look at what they have to offer.
An island? In Pigeon Forge? Absolutely! And in fall 2008, all the world will be welcomed to the latest entertainment development in the Smokies: Belle Island Village. You'll feel as though you've stepped back in time to a quaint Old South river town. According to press releases, "The development is situated on an actual island where the Little Pigeon River splits." Soon to be filled with attractions, dining, shopping and accommodations, this 26-acre, $114 million endeavor has enlisted some of the biggest names in show business and sports to ensure it delivers a one-of-a-kind experience.
Did you know that Pigeon Forge, Tennessee was established back in 1830? You will be thrown right back into that time as you visit the historical sites of The Old Mill Square in Pigeon Forge. As you walk through The Old Mill Square you will want to tour the water-powered grist mill that continues to work since the early 1800’s. The Old Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the most photographed historical sites in country.
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