Pigeon Forge Attractions. Pigeon Forge Tourism and kids attractions

Dillard House Stables: a perfect balance of adventure and relaxation
Adventure seekers can still get their thrills even if they're trying out a little something called relaxation at the same time. The Dillard House Stables has it all fun and excitement - away from it all.

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Aquarium of the Smokies teems with life!
Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies brims with life of 10,000 exotic sea creatures featured in interactive exhibits.

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Mercier Orchards: A family tradition
There is just something about a trip to the mountains that's good for the soul. And a visit to the mountains of Blue Ridge, Georgia just wouldn't be complete without taking a bite of a crisp apple, sipping some fresh cider or nibbling on a warm baked good at family-owned Mercier Orchards.

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Yonah Mountain Vineyards: Carefully crafting award winning wines
Sometimes destinies are stumbled upon, sometimes they take some searching out and sometimes it's a little bit of both; as is the case of how Yonah Mountain Vineyards began.

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ZORB: A (sometimes) wet, rolling adventure!
A great, heart-thumping adventure, ZORB globe riding, the experience of rolling down a hill in a large, inflatable globe, could very well be the ride of your life.

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Hiwassee/Ocoee Scenic River Park: A whitewater rafting adventure awaits!
The Hiwassee/Ocoee Scenic River Park brims with adventure, giving visitors a chance to glide down the popular white-water river.

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Frozen Head State Park and Natural Area: Untouched beauty at your fingertips
Frozen Head State Park and Natural Area features mountainous terrain and untouched natural beauty for nature lovers.

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Roan Mountain State Park: Wildflowers and wildlife en masse
Nestled in the foothills of Roan Mountain, the Roan Mountain State Park offers a great diversity of life and wide range of outdoor activities.

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Red Clay State Historic Park: Enjoy the historic beauty
Located just above the Tennessee-Georgia state line, the park encompasses narrow valleys formerly used as cotton and pasture land. Today, Red Clay State Historical Park serves as a certified interpretive site on the Trail of Tears.

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Everything Mother Nature offers in one place
Great Smoky Mountains National Park has something for everyone to enjoy. Between 8-10 million people visit the park each year, making it the most visited national park in the country.

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