Activities

Fishing in the Smoky Mountains: Regulations, Locations, and Guided Tours

The Smoky Mountains are renowned for their native brook and brown trout populations, with Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountains National Park offering more than 900 miles of rivers and streams ideal for fishing enthusiasts. Whether you are a seasoned angler or a beginner, the area presents excellent opportunities to cast your line in some of the most scenic waters in Tennessee.

Scenic Drives and Viewpoints in the Smoky Mountains

The Smoky Mountains of Tennessee offer breathtaking scenery almost anywhere you travel, but several routes stand out for their exceptional views and memorable stops perfect for photography and exploration.

Exploring Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Whether you're in the mood for a classic scoop, a hand-spun shake, a sundae piled high, or a creative frozen treat, the Smoky Mountains region offers an abundance of options to satisfy your sweet tooth. Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville are home to a wide variety of ice cream shops and dessert stops, each with its own unique flair. Below are a few notable places to indulge in something cool and creamy—though this is by no means an exhaustive list. Follow your cravings and explore as you go.

Dining in Pigeon Forge: A Culinary Journey for Every Taste

Pigeon Forge is not only known for its attractions and entertainment but also for its remarkably diverse dining scene. Whether you're in the mood for classic Southern fare, international cuisine, or a themed dining experience, the city offers something to satisfy every craving. From traditional Tennessee comfort food to vibrant global flavors like Cuban, Brazilian, Mexican, and Italian, the options are as varied as they are memorable.