Welcome to Gatlinburg

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Welcome to Gatlinburg – there's no place in the world
quite like it. Offering exciting adventures at every turn, our mountain
village has a special attraction for everyone . . . and all within easy
walking distance.With so much to do, why not stay awhile and see it
all. There are hundreds of hotels, motels, chalets and restaurants
available. Have the time of your life in Gatlinburg.
Refer to the map of Gatlinburg on page 26 & 27 for the location of each attraction.
Amazing Mirror
Maze
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You won’t
believe your eyes when you
experience the exhilarating
state-of-the-art light and
sound show.. 919 Parkway (Light #8).
(865) 436-4415. Map #28
Arcadia – Planet Fun
A 25,000
square foot
Fun Center
for the whole family
with the area's biggest
redemption center.
Prizes, Prizes, Prizes!
115 Historic Nature Trail (Airport
Road). (865) 436-5650. Map #22
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Christ in the Smokies
An inspiring
portrayal of the
life of Christ.
Over 100 life-sized wax figures
and a collection of priceless
coins & gems. 510 River
Road. (865) 436-5155
Map #19
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Circus Golf
In Blacklight
3D - the full
18-hole course
is 1/2 Circus Funhouse and
1/2 Mini-Golf which equals
100% fun! 919 Parkway (Light #8).
(865) 436-4415. Map #28
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Cooter's Place
Cooter's
"Dukes of
Hazzard"
Museum plus indoor slick
track and 18 hole mini-golf. Regular appearances by Ben "Cooter" Jones and other
"Dukes" cast members. 542 Parkway
(between lights #3 & #5).
(865) 430-9909. Map #6
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Earthquake The Ride
A real live-action ride aboard
an out-of-control subway car,
complete
with sights, sounds,
motion and live
action destruction.
653 Parkway.
(865) 436-9765. Map #11
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Fort Fun
It’s all new
fun . . . at
Fort Fun!
The area’s hottest
attraction with Laser Maze
Challenge, Laser Tag, Electric
Bumper Cars, 3-D Movie Theater, Gem
Mining and cool Video Arcade. Great Family
Value! Reagan Terrace Mall on the
Parkway. (865) 436-BEAM.
Map #15
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Gatlinburg Sky Lift
Chairlift ride in
the center of
town for a spectacular view of Gatlinburg
and the Great Smoky
Mountains. On the
Parkway at Maple
Lane (between traffic
lights #6 and #8).
(865) 436-4307. Map #17
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Gatlinburg Space Needle
407 foot observation tower plus
Arcadia, a
25,000 square
foot Fun Center for the
whole family. Prizes, Prizes,
Prizes! 115 Historic
Nature Trail.
(865) 436-4629.
Map #21
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Play the
Arcade and
Redemption
games. Clean restrooms,
helpful service. Browse
through the wide selection of prizes and taste
the famous Ogle Dog and other fine food.
656 Parkway. (865) 436-4057.
Map #12
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Exhibits of astounding
achievements and events from the
famous pages of the Guinness
Book of World Records.
Baskins Square Mall
on the Parkway.
(865) 430-7800.
Map #9
Hillbilly Golf
Ride the
incline rail
car ride to
mountaintop with two
18-hole miniature golf courses
filled with unusual mountaineer hazards.
On the Parkway at traffic light #2.
(865) 436-7470. Map #2
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Hollywood Star Cars Museum
Featuring the best of
Hollywood
movies,
TV and music superstars. View the world’s
best star car collection up close!
914 Parkway. (865) 430-2200.
Map #26
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Iris Theater
Bill Gladwell The Mentalist
stars in "Head
Case" an amazing live
stage show. Also playing is "Hypnotized" the
Comedy Hypnosis Show. 115 Historic
Nature Trail at the Space Needle Light #8. (888) 482-3330.
Map #22
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Gatlinburg Ziplines
Soar through the
tree tops for the
adventure of a
lifetime - ziplines, sky bridges and more - fun
for all ages. 125 Historic Nature Trail.
(light #8). (865) 325-1515.
Map #23
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Fannie Farkle’s
Guinness World of Records
Museum
Contents continued on page 4.
Motion Ride Theater
Simulation at
its best, where
you ride the
movies and your wildest
dreams and night-mares
come true. Eleven great
movies to experience, if you dare.
Reagan Terrace Mall on the Parkway.
(865) 430-8985. Map #16
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Mysterious Mansion
A fun-filled maze of excitement,
horror and terror inside
Gatlinburg’s oldest and scariest
haunted house.
424 River Road.
(865) 436-7007.
Map #18
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NOC Gatlinburg
Visit Gatlinburg’s outdoor
adventure
experts!
Book guided whitewater
rafting trips that are fun
for the whole family and
shop outdoor gear and apparel for hiking,
camping, paddling and fishing.
1138 Parkway (Light #10).
(865) 277-8209. Map #27
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Ober Gatlinburg
Year-round
amusement park
and ski resort
with a mountain full of fun.
Take the Tram from the
Parkway or by car via Ski Mountain
Road. (865) 436-5423. Map #30
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Ober Gatlinburg Aerial
Tramway
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Spectacular views aboard
Gatlinburg’s largest, 120 passenger,
aerial tramway ride to the all
seasons mountaintop
recreation and amusement
park. 1001 Parkway.
(865) 436-5423.
Map #29
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Old Gatlinburg Golf & Games
Gatlinburg’s
largest indoor
& outdoor
mini golf attraction with
three amazing courses
to challenge your putting
skills. Reagan Terrace
Mall on the Parkway.
(865) 430-GOLF. Map #14
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Rafting in the Smokies
Ripley’s Davy Crockett
Mini Golf
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Play and
enjoy TWO exciting
interactive miniature
golf courses, but watch
out for the critters!
Free Parking. On
the Parkway at light #1.
(865) 430-8851. Map #1
Ripley’s Penguin
Playhouse
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State-of-the-Art,
Interactive African Blackfooted Penguin Habitat. View
penguins from above & below
the water. On the Parkway.
(at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies).
(865) 430-8808. Map #7
Ripley’s Super Fun Zone
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Ripley’s Haunted
Adventure
Ripley’s Aquarium of
the Smokies
Ripley’s Marvelous Mirror Rope Course Adventures
27 Element Outdoor Rope Course
Maze & Candy Factory
to challenge
Choose wild whitewater rafting
or a mild float
trip plus 6
ziplines in the treetops,
2 sky bridges and a
whole lot more fun!
No experience needed.
Hwy. 321 North. (865) 436-5008.
Map #3
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One of the world’s great aquariums.
Features a moving walkway through a crystalclear tunnel along
the floor of a
750,000 gallon tank,
surrounded by 12 foot
sharks, stingrays, and
thousands of exotic sea creatures.
On the Parkway at traffic light #5.
(865) 430-8808. Map #7
Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
Odditorium
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One of the world’s
most astonishing collections
of curiosities and artifacts
from around the globe.
On the Parkway
just before Light #8.
(865) 436-5096.
Map #20
www.attractions-gatlinburg.com
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Your worst
nightmares come to life at
the ultimate scare in town.
On the Parkway at traffic
light #8. (865) 430-9991.
Map #25
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A fun and tasty
adventure - a totally new
concept in amusement
design, it provides a
different experience every
time you enter. Plus, relive
your childhood in the
spectacular candy store.
On the Parkway (Light
#6). (865) 430-1834.
Map #8
Quality Family Amusement with
the most
popular
video games in the
country. On the
Parkway just
before Light #8.
(865) 436-5096.
Map #20
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your skills.
125 Historic Nature
Trail (light #8).
(865) 325-1515.
Map #23
Contents continued on page 6
Ripley’s Moving Theater
Real D - 5D
technology
puts you in
the adventure. 2 actionpacked films with
dynamic special effects
and surround sound.
904 Parkway.
(865) 436-9763. Map #24
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Smoky Mountain Outdoors
White Water
Rafting at its
finest. Just
bring a change of clothes
and get ready to get wet!
453 Brookside Village
Way (Hwy. 321).
1-877-212-4383
Map #4
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TreasureAnQuest
Golf
ancient
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jungle temple
is the backdrop to this adventurepacked championship
18-hole indoor miniature
golf course filled with
unusual and spectacular
scenes. 653 Parkway.
(865) 436-3972. Map #10
Sweet Fanny Adams Theatre World of Illusions
38th SEASON - 2 hours
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The world’s largest exhibition
of action-packed Grande
Illusions.
Make a friend
disappear, walk away
from your shadow, see
a superman use x-ray
vision and much,
much more. On the
Parkway next to Reagan Terrace
Mall. (865) 436-9701.
Map #13
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of hilariously original musical fun
at Gatlinburg’s Top Evening
Entertainment Attraction. The oldest
professional theater
in the Smokies. TWO
all-new alternating
shows each season.
461 Parkway at
Traffic Light #3.
(865) 436-4039.
Map #5
OPEN
365 DAYS
xperience the Amazing Aquatic World Up-Close at Ripley’s Aquarium
of the Smokies! Marvel at 12-foot sharks, the giant sea turtle, thousands
of exotic sea creatures and playful penguins swimming as you enjoy the
State-of-the-Art Clear Underwater Tunnels throughout! An Ultimate
Underwater Experience without being wet!
Explore the lush and unique worlds of the Tropical Rainforest and Ocean
Realm, Nature’s Kaleidoscope in Coral Reef, the Best Shark Exhibit in the
Most Spectacular Underwater Tunnel in Shark Lagoon, have fun in a kid’s
paradise in the Discovery Center, see the deadly but beautiful in Gallery of
the Seas. Enjoy entertaining dive and feeding shows in Coral Reef, Stingray
Bay and Penguin Playhouse.
Pet horseshoe crabs and stingrays in
the Discovery Center and TouchA-Ray Bay. See playful penguins in
Penguin Playhouse. Enjoy More
Experiences with Splash With the
Stingrays, Penguin Encounters
and Paintings.
fter you get settled into your home-away-from-home in
the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge/Sevierville area, check
out cable channel 69 and find out what to do next!
From shopping and dining options to attractions and special
events, Gatlinburg’s exclusive Visitor Information Channel
is fast-paced and full of information 24/7.
© Ripley Entertainment Inc.
888-240-1358
On the Parkway
at Traffic Light #5.
www.ripleysaquariumofthesmokies.com
email: aquariumofthesmokies@ripleys.com
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MAP LOCATION – #7
“Bill puts on a show that is truly
entertaining for the whole family.
We are still talking about it. His show is
definitely a must see for anyone planning on spending time in Gatlinburg.”
— RODNEY ATKINS (Country Music Artist)
“Bill revealed things that were impossible to know. ” — TIM from Kentucky
“OMG! You’ve got to experience it for
yourself. I am still in total awe of Bill!”
— JENNI from Virginia
lthough Bill's performance is sometimes
viewed as true psychic ability, he is
really using his knowledge of human
behavior combined with psychology,
suggestion, NLP™, hypnosis, directed
awareness, and showmanship to influence
people’s thoughts and actions. By reading
unconscious signs of what a person is thinking,
Bill is able to manipulate their decision-making
process. He will stand in front of you and
seemingly pull thoughts directly from your mind,
predict what you’ll say before it comes out of your mouth, and read you like an open
book. In short, Bill uses all five senses to create the illusion of a sixth.
Bill has consistently stunned audiences
across the nation with his live stage shows.
He strives to provide family-friendly
entertainment that will exceed
your expectations.
"Hypnotized!" Comedy Hypnosis Show.
Where you are the stars of the show!
Tears of laughter will stream down
your face as you watch your friends
and family do things you NEVER
thought they would do!
(888)
arthquake is a real live
action ride and you
are in it. Subway train
No. 13 is ready for departure.
Get on board for a heartpounding, catastrophic, live
action ride loaded with
gut-wrenching high-tech
special effects. Experience
sensory overload through
sights, sounds, motion, and
live action destruction.
Your train awaits.
Once strapped into your seat,
hold on for the ride of your life. It’s an
earthquake. As the car moves out of the
station, there’s another train on the track
bearing down on you. Sidewalks buckle.
Ceilings cave-in. The track gives-way and
sinks into the ground.
The quake
intensifies. Sirens
scream and walls
collapse. Just as you
think it’s over, you
are surprised by a flood of water.
It’s truly a high-tech Action
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Adventure for all ages.
436-9765
653 Parkway
482-3330
In the center of town,
next to the Gift Warehouse.
115 Historic Nature Trail
(at traffic light #8)
Open Year Round
MAP LOCATION –#11
www.IrisTheater.com
MAP LOCATION – #22
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njoy this playful colony of
Blackfooted penguins
in their state-of-the-art
indoor / outdoor habitat.
f it's hi-tech family amusements
you're seeking, Ripley's Super
Fun Zone has it right in the heart
of the Great Smoky Mountains.
You'll find a wide selection of
prize games and some of the hottest,
state-of-the-art video games in the
area. Plus, relive your childhood
in the Candy Factory, a colorful
and spectacular candy store
with a wide variety of treats for
everyone’s sweet tooth.
Ripley’s Super Fun Zone
is quality, family-oriented
entertainment you have come
to expect at Ripley’s.
View penguins from above and
below the water in this
unique and interactive exhibit.
Experience being in the water
with penguins, without getting
wet, as you crawl through clear
underwater tunnels. Pop up on
the penguins’ private beach and
get nose-to-beak. Reserve a
Penguin Experience or Penguin
Painting Experience to get up-close with one of the playful penguins!
A Must-See, all at America’s #1 Aquarium!
(865) 436-5096
On the Parkway
(Just before Light #8)
next to Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum
www.ripleysgatlinburg.com
Email: gatlinburg@ripleys.com
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(888) 240-1358
On the Parkway
(at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies - Light #5)
Email: aquariumofthesmokies@ripleys.com
www.ripleysaquariumofthesmokies.com
Open Year Round
MAP LOCATION – #7
ber Gatlinburg is your destination
for fun in the Smokies. From Downtown Gatlinburg, the 120 passenger
Aerial Tramway transports you to the mountain resort where you’ll find
a full day’s excitement with indoor ice skating, 3 water raft rides,
kiddie rides, Carousel,
Wildlife Encounter with
bears, otters and other native animals.
And, of course, there’s the best snow
skiing around in the winter.
Unsurpassed vistas surround you
on all sides as the tram takes you high
atop Mt. Harrison to an elevation of
2700 feet. The 120 passenger tram
departs every 20 minutes reaching a
top speed of 23 mph traveling a
distance of 2.1 miles. The trip from
the downtown station to the mountain
top takes about 10 minutes. It’s a trip
you won’t want to miss.
ome experience Great Food and
Merriment! Experience a uniquely
original concept in food and entertainment at Fannie Farkle’s Family
Fun Parlor! It’s THE fun place to
visit in Gatlinburg. Famous since 1981,
their homemade Ogle Dogs are the ultimate
footlong corn dog. Watch them made
while you wait for yours! They also serve
Hawaiian Shaved Ice and their Famous
Sausage Subs. Your taste buds will water
every time you pass by!
The Amusement Center is full of
games for the whole family – old favorites like Skee Ball and Wheel Deal
plus the latest high-tech, non-violent
Video and Driving Games for all
ages. Select your prizes at the
Redemption Counter which has the
most varied assortment you’ve ever
seen. Not enough points yet? Don’t
Worry. Your points NEVER expire at
Fannie Farkle’s Family Fun Parlor!
Come for the Food!
Stay for the Fun!
(865) 436-5423
1001 Parkway
www.obergatlinburg.com
(865) 436-4057
656 Parkway
(Located between traffic lights #6 & #8)
Open 365 days a year
8 am until late in the evening
www.fanniefarkles.net
reasure Quest Golf is a championship 18-hole indoor miniature
golf course filled with unusual
and spectacular scenes. And NEW this
year – 5 of the holes are in Amazing
Black Light! It’s exciting, challenging
and fun for all ages.
An ancient jungle
temple is the backdrop to
this adventure-packed
game of skill. Enjoy it all
year round, rain or shine,
in the center of downtown
Gatlinburg.
Take proper aim, for you
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know not what may lie ahead
653 Parkway
in your Treasure Quest
In the center of town next to
Golfing Adventure.
Earthquake, The Ride.
436-3972
oar through the treetops on an
aerial adventure of a lifetime with
9 Exciting Ziplines overlooking
the Smoky Mountains National
Park and Downtown Gatlinburg.
It’s fun for the whole family from
5 years old and up (45 lbs. and over).
No experience needed. No handbraking.
Trained, certified guides will be with you
every step of the way – it's not too high, too long, or too scary.
Celebrities love Gatlinburg Ziplines - Miami Dolphin’s Tim Dobbins, Dean
Sams of Lonestar and Actor/Singer Ludacris zipped for the first time here.
Come hang out with us for an unforgettable, escorted tour of the treetops.
Be sure to challenge your skills with our self-guided Outdoor Ropes Course with
its 27 elements. TWO great attractions –
one low combo price available!
Night and private tours are
available. Walk-ins welcome but
advanced reservations recommended.
Tours last 1 - 2 hours. Open year
round. Group rates available.
America's most popular
ziplines right here in Gatlinburg!
(865) 325-1515
Toll free: 877-430-9442
at traffic light #8
next to the Space Needle
Email: bookit@zipgatlinburg.com
www.zipgatlinburg.com
9 am - 10 pm
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There’s always
something new at
Ober Gatlinburg.
ld Gatlinburg Golf
and Games, Gatlinburg’s
largest miniature golf
attraction, offers 2 choices
of award-winning, outdoor
golf courses and an amazing
glow-in-the-dark Black Light Golf
indoor course.
Out of the darkness, dolphins,
octopus, sharks, mermaids, and a
sunken pirate ship radiate fantastic
colors as you putt your way through this “Under Seas” adventure with day-glow putters
and flourescent balls. It’s THE latest craze in mini golf.
And, of course, you’ll still find two award-winning, storytelling, 18 hole outdoor
courses, located on a beautifully landscaped hillside in the center of Gatlinburg,
offering the most challenging and tricky mini golf course
holes anywhere.
Offering
UNLIMITED
Golf Packages
www.smokymountainfun.com
(865) 430-GOLF
Group Sales: 877-430-8680
716 Parkway
at Reagan Terrace Mall, adjacent to
Fort Fun
Open 10 am Daily
ber Gatlinburg is a year-round amusement park and ski resort with
something exciting for everyone. Experience the thrill of a lifetime
as you ride down the 1800 foot twin track Alpine Slide or relax as
the Chairlift takes you to awe-inspiring views and spectacular photo
opportunities of the Smoky Mountains.
Ice skate in any season at the massive climate-controlled indoor
arena. Other activities include: Outdoor
Maze, Water Raft Rides, Carousel,
Kiddie Land, Restaurant / Lounge and
much more!
The Wildlife Encounter includes
river otters, birds of prey, a Nocturnal
House with native wildlife, and the
Black Bear Habitat, which offers a closeup view of one of the Smokies' most
revered animals! In the winter, ski and snowboard
on nine fabulous trails designed for
beginners to experts or experience
the exhilaration of tubing down
a snow covered lane in the
400 foot long Tubing Park.
Take the Aerial Tram from
Downtown Gatlinburg to
a mountain of fun!
(865) 436-5423
Tram station located at
1001 Parkway
Ober Gatlinburg reached by Aerial Tram
or via Ski Mountain Road
at Traffic Light #10
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'all come on in and make
yourselves at home in
Hazzard County. Visit
the Dukes of Hazzard
Museum & Shop, free of charge, and
enjoy Cooter's fabulous collection of
Props, Costumes, and Memorabilia
from the "Dukes". Be sure to visit
often so as not to miss regular
appearances by Ben "Cooter" Jones
and other cast members.
There's even more
great family fun at
Cooter's Place.
Race the "General
Lee" at Gatlinburg's only
INDOOR slick track for 40 laps at speeds up to 23 mph in Go-Karts
equipped with the finest safety features. Play 18 holes of miniature golf at the
Hazzard Country Club with a trip
down the "Dukes" memory lane.
"Forget Graceland. The newest
Southern-fried pop cultural mecca?
Cooter's, a shrine to the 80's good ol'
boy hit Dukes of Hazzard. Fans of
the show flock to see such relics as
original scripts, costumes, and, of
course, the 1969 orange Dodge
Charger known as the General Lee."
If You Dare!
n 1999, Ripley’s acquired property once known as the Grimsby & Streaper
Casket Company. Although advised by locals that unnatural things went
on inside, Ripley’s began conducting tours of the former casket factory until
decisions were made on how to better utilize this valuable location.
Now is your chance to visit the factory closed permanently in 1926
due to the strange disappearance of both company owners. Please be advised that
you are entering at your own risk and that
Ripley’s assumes no
responsibility
for your
return!
– Entertainment Weekly
(865) 430-9909
Phone for information, group sales
and family vacation packages
542 Parkway
between Traffic Lights #3 & #5
across from Ripley’s Aquarium.
Open 9 am Daily.
www.cootersplace.com
MAP LOCATION – #6
(865) 430-9991
On the Parkway (Light #8)
Open year round.
on’t miss a trip through the
Amazing Mirror Maze, the
hottest attraction on the
Parkway! You won’t believe your
eyes when you experience the
exhilarating state-of-the-art light
and sound show. It’s fun for all
ages and you’ll want to do it
again and again!
(865) 436-4415
919 Parkway (Light #8)
Open year round.
As challenging as it is
beautiful, Gatlinburg's Golf
Course features one of the
most dramatic golf holes in
America known as "Sky
Hi." With a vertical drop
of 200 feet from tee to
green, golfers say the
12th Hole and the scenic beauty of the course
is the reason they keep coming back year after
year! The 18-hole professional course is
located 6 miles from downtown Gatlinburg
on Dollywood Lane in Pigeon Forge.
Call (865) 453-3912 for tee times or book
online at golf.gatlinburg.com.
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top at our Basecamp for
Adventure first! We’ll
help you plan your
Smokies vacation. Book
guided whitewater trips,
hiking and fly fishing excursions.
We’re confident that we have a
trip to match every experience
level. Children as young as three
can enjoy the splashy fun of the Pigeon River.
NOC Gatlinburg, located at the National Park entrance, is
Gatlinburg’s source for outdoor adventure expertise. Nantahala Outdoor
Center’s experienced staff has been guiding families through whitewater
since 1972. Our store is an adventure too!
Check out the area’s largest selection
of technical, outdoor gear and apparel
for your traveling, hiking, camping,
paddling or fishing activities.
Shop National Park souvenirs and
vacation essentials. Rent bikes for
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the family. Scale our 25-foot indoor
climbing wall and cross the
1138 Parkway
swinging rope bridge! (at Light #10)
NOC Gatlinburg offers Free
www.nocgatlinburg.com
Parking and is a stop on the trolley
Open 7 Days a Week
line. Come by today and find
everything you need to enjoy the
Great Smoky Mountains! 277-8209
Downtown Parkway by turning on over
three million lights. Enjoy live entertainment, sample chili recipes from local restaurants and businesses and vote for your
favorite. (800) 568-4748
October 29
16th Annual Taste of Autumn –
Sample signature dishes from the area’s
finest restaurants and other vendors.
Enjoy live entertainment with a cash
bar. Proceeds benefit United Way of
Sevier County. Doors of the Gatlinburg
Convention Center open at 5 p.m.
(800) 568-4748
October 31
Trick Or Treat Kickoff Carnival –
Local businesses offer contests,
October 1 - 31
Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival – A costumed characters, inflatables and
countywide celebration of harvest season candy on Halloween at Ripley’s
Aquarium of the Smokies Plaza.
featuring special events, festivals, craft
shows, autumn-themed displays and more. Proceeds benefit the United Way of
Sevier County.
(800) 568-4748
2013
October 1 - 31 & November 1 - 3
Oktoberfest – This Ober Gatlinburg
festival features Bavarian-style food,
beverages, music and live entertainment
through early November, with daily shows
and multiple shows each Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. (865) 436-5423
October 4 - 6
Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival at
Arrowmont – This 9th annual familyoriented fine arts festival at Arrowmont
School of Arts & Crafts features juried
artists from around the country, delicious
cuisine and music. Proceeds benefit
Arrowmont and the Sevier County Arts
Council. (888) 240-1358 or www.gfaf.net
October 4-6, 11-12, 18-20, 25-27, 31
and November 1 & 2
Ripley’s Fright Nights – Ripley’s Haunted
Adventure celebrates its 15th annual
event with the special show "Experiment
in Terror" each Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday evenings in October plus
Halloween night. (865) 430-9991
November 11
Veterans Day Celebration – 11th
annual salute to the Armed Forces
veterans in a special ceremony on
Ripley’s Aquarium Plaza. Begins at 11
a.m. and includes musical tributes,
ceremonial words and recognition of
Veterans in attendance. (800) 568-4748
November 13 - February 28
Gatlinburg Winter Magic – The City
of Gatlinburg magically lights up the
winter nights with dozens of spectacular
light displays, featuring all LED bulbs.
(800) 568-4748
October 10 - 27
Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Fair – Art, crafts
and music lovers will find over 200 booths
featuring some of the nation's finest work.
Artisans and craftspeople are on hand to
demonstrate their skill, answer questions
and offer their unique art for sale. Enjoy
live country & bluegrass entertainment at November 13
Gatlinburg Winter Magic Kickoff and
the Gatlinburg Convention Center.
(865) 436-7479 or www.craftsmenfair.com Chili Cookoff – The Gatlinburg Winter
Magic kick-off from 5 to 8 p.m. on the
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November 26 - 30 & December 1 - 8
Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community
Holiday Show – Unique handcrafted gifts
made by members of Great Smoky Arts &
Crafts Community at the Gatlinburg
Convention Center. (800) 568-4748 or
www.gatlinburgcrafts.com
December 6
Gatlinburg’s 38th Annual Fantasy
of Lights Christmas Parade – This
popular Christmas parade in downtown
Gatlinburg is recognized as one of the
very best by the International Festival
November 26 - 30
and Events Association. Parade
Gatlinburg’s Festival of Trees –
features lighted floats, marching bands,
Ornately decorated Christmas trees await equestrian units and helium balloons.
visitors in this winter wonderland at
Parade begins at 7:30 p.m. at Traffic
Gatlinburg Convention Center’s W.L.
Light #1A (RT. 321 East Parkway) and
Mills Conference Center. Event benefits continues through downtown to Light
Smoky Mountain Area Rescue Ministries. #10 on the Parkway. (800) 568-4748
(800) 568-4748
December 7 & 8
Christmas on Ice – Enjoy the spirit of
the season as local skaters display their
talents on ice to the sounds of holiday
music in a two-day performance at Ober
Gatlinburg’s ice arena. (800) 251-9202 or
December 13
Celebrate Christmas at Christ in the
Smokies – Holiday Carolers, cookies
and hot apple cider will be plentiful at
November 29 - December 21
the annual open house at Christ in
Winter Magic Tunes & Tales – Through the Smokies. For a donation of canned
the holiday season, visitors can meet
goods, you can take a candlelit tour of
characters and storytellers and enjoy car- the Museum. Proceeds will benefit
oling along the Parkway Friday and
the Sevier County Food Ministry.
Saturday evenings during this 5th annual (854) 436-5155
event! (800) 568-4748
November 29 & 30
The Nutcracker “Sweet” – Presented
by the Smoky Mountain Dance
Theater Company, enjoy this holiday
classic presented in Gatlinburg, with
perform-ances at 7 p.m. in the W.L. Mills
Auditorium. (865) 680-7369
December 1 - 30
Gatlinburg Winter Magic Trolley
Ride of Lights – Enjoy a guided trolley
tour of Gatlinburg Winter Magic lighting
displays. Departure is from the Ripley’s
Aquarium Trolley Station. Trolley leaves
at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30. Group reservations
are available. Book your seats on-line by
visiting www.gatlinburg.com/events.
December 31
New Year’s Eve Fireworks Show &
Ball Drop – On Historic Nature Trail at
the Parkway. For the 26th straight year,
the Space Needle area at traffic light #8
comes alive at the stroke of midnight
with a fabulous fireworks show. Features
free party favors and live entertainment.
“Best New Year’s Eve Show in the
South.” (800) 568-4748
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2014
January 4, 11, 18, 25
Gatlinburg Winter Magic Trolley Ride of
Lights – Guided trolley tour of Gatlinburg
Winter Magic lighting displays Saturday
nights. Ripley’s Aquarium Trolley Station.
Trolley leaves at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30.
Book your seats on-line by visiting
www.gatlinburg.com/events
January 27 & 28
Tennessee Winter Special Olympics –
Winter sports competitions including ice
skating, snowboarding and snow skiing at
Ober Gatlinburg. Opening ceremonies at
W.L. Mills Auditorium. (800) 251-9202
March 19 – June 8
Smoky Mountain Springfest – A countywide celebration of the season featuring
special events, local craft shows and much
more. (800) 568-4748
April 12
Mountain Man Memorial March –
This 5th annual 26.2-mile march starts
in downtown Gatlinburg at 9 a.m. as a
challenging tribute to our men and
women in uniform. The course includes
highway and rural road stretches in
addition to rugged terrain and mountain slopes. (865) 974-5371 or www.
mountainmanmemorialmarch.com
April 25 - 27
Music of the Mountains – Enjoy a
weekend of music in Townsend, Cosby,
Sugarlands Visitors Center and downtown Gatlinburg. A special Tunes and
Tales concert will be on April 26 on the
Plaza at Ripley’s Aquarium. The event
is free to the public.
April 15 - 19
64th Annual Spring Wildflower
Pilgrimage – Enjoy the beauty of
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park with over 150 different programs
centered on the flowers, plants and
wildlife in the great outdoors.
(865) 436-7318 ext. 222 or visit
www.springwildflowerpilgrimage.org
April 15 - 19
Great Smoky Easter Arts & Crafts
Show – Unique handcrafted gifts and
products produced by members of
April 4 - August 9
Great Smoky Arts & Crafts
Smoky Mountain Tunes & Tales –
Community at the Gatlinburg
On Fridays and Saturdays, visitors can
meet characters, hear mountain music and Convention Center. (800) 568-4748 or
learn about life long ago in the Smokies on www.gatlinburgcrafts.com
the streets of Gatlinburg. storytellers,
April 20
musicians and cloggers perform along the
Easter Sunrise Service at Ober
Parkway during this 9th annual event!
Gatlinburg – Complimentary tram
(800) 568-4748
service to the top of the resort begins
at 5:45 a.m. Service begins at 6:30 a.m.
April 5 & 6
Breakfast buffet available.
Smoky Mountain Trout
(800) 251-9202
Tournament – The
15th Annual Spring
April 24
Smoky Mountain
Earth Day Festival – Enjoy free
Trout Tournament
crafts and activities designed to
is open to adults
encourage environmental awareness
or children –
and developing a green lifestyle. Live
visitors and locals.
All Gatlinburg and state fishing regulations entertainment and food. Mynatt Park.
Visit www.gatlinburg.com/events
will be observed. 865-661-3474 or
www.rockytopoutfitter.com
April 25
Earth Day 5K – Nighttime road race
April TBA
through the middle of Gatlinburg.
Smoky Mountain Winefest - 16 wineries
from across the state will provide samples of Race begins and ends at the Nantahala
their labels along with local chefs preparing Outdoor Center parking lot at traffic
food for pairings. Informational demonstra- light #10. On sight registration at
tions and seminars will be held. Open for 9:00pm. Race starts at 10pm.
visitors over 21-years-old at Ripley’s
Aquarium Plaza. (800) 568-4748
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April 21 - 27
Smoky Mountain Regional Bridge
Conference – Tournament of the
Mid-Atlantic Bridge Conference with
thousands of players participating in
Gold Point events. Gatlinburg
Convention Center.
Visit www.gatlinburgregional.org
July 4
4th of July Fireworks Show – Celebrate
“Independence Day” with a magnificent
fireworks show at 10 p.m. in Downtown
Gatlinburg. Designated a Top 20 event
by Southeast Tourism Society.
(800) 568-4748
July 18 - 27
Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s
Fair – Art, crafts and
music lovers will discover over 200
booths featuring
some of the nation's
finest work.
June 7 - October
Artisans and
Gatlinburg Farmers Market –
craftspeople are on
Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
hand to demonstrate their skills, answer
in the Alamo Steakhouse parking lot
questions and offer their unique art for
at 705 East Parkway. For information,
visit www.gatlinburgfarmersmarket.com sale. Live Country & Bluegrass entertainment. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily, Sunday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. (865) 436-7479 or
www.craftsmenfair.com
May 1 - 31
Smoky Mountain Springfest –
Countywide celebration of the season
featuring special events, local craft shows
and much more. (800) 568-4748
July 1 - 31
Free Parkway Trolley – Free trolley
service along the length of the Parkway
for nine weeks this Summer. The free
specially painted open-air shuttles will
operate from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily
through Mid-August. Extra stops have
been established between traffic lights
#1 and #10 along Parkway.
(800) 568-4748
July 3
4th of July Midnight Parade – This
39th annual “First July Fourth Parade in
the Nation!” Parade starts at the stroke
of midnight to begin Independence Day.
Floats, balloons, and marching bands
pay tribute to our country during this
Southeast Tourism Society Top 20
Event. (800) 568-4748
September 12 - 30
Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival – A
countywide celebration of harvest season
features festivals, special events and
autumn-themed displays. (800) 568-4748
September 27 & 28
Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament –
The 15th Annual Fall Smoky Mountain
Trout Tournament for adults or children,
visitors and locals. All Gatlinburg and
state fishing regulations will be
July 4
observed. (865) 661-3474 or
River Raft Regatta – Enjoy a fun,
unmanned, floatable object race for the www.rockytopoutfitter.com
whole family. Free registration begins at
September 27 - 30 & November 1 - 2
10 a.m. at bridge beneath chair lift on
Oktoberfest – This Ober Gatlinburg
River Road. Race begins at noon at
Christ of the Smokies bridge and ends festival features Bavarian-style food,
beverages, music and live entertainment
at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies
through early November, with daily
bridge where prizes will be awarded in
shows and multiple shows each Friday,
several different categories.
Saturday and Sunday. (865) 436-5423
(800) 568-4748
*Special Note: As this calendar is produced up to a year in advance, dates
and locations are subject to change. For full details on any Gatlinburg event,
please call 800-568-4748, 865-436-4178 or visit the Special Events website at
gatlinburg.com/events
he Cherokee
people called this
the “Place of Blue
Smoke”, for the
lovely bluish mist
from which the mountain
tops rise. Today, it's the
most visited National Park
in the United States. It's
so big, scientists are still discovering some of the plant and animal species
that live there.
The park is home to
more than 1,500 bears so
keep your eyes open
when hiking the Smoky
Mountain trails.
Nothing beats seeing a
bear in the park, and there
are plenty of other breathtaking sights here in the Smoky
Mountains – waterfalls, winding valleys and century-old architecture.
Take a drive and feel your heart come alive. Early explorers may have
had some of the first glimpses
of the beauty of the Smoky
Mountains, but only after many
weeks of difficult bushwhacking
across treacherous terrain.
Fortunately for today’s visitors,
Great Smoky Mountain
National Park has paved the
way (literally) for easy viewing
of the Smokies’ most prominent features and stunning views.
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There’s no wrong way to take in the extraordinary beauty of the
Smoky Mountains, but to catch the close-up grandeur of Smoky Mountain
waterfalls and endless forests
means lacing up your hiking
boots. Some of the most scenic
hiking trails in Tennessee are
found right here, winding
through wildlife habitats and
old-growth forests to the area’s
most popular sights.
Few experiences in
nature are more rewarding
than taking in the sights and sounds of a hike and knowing that majestic
waterfalls and awe-inspiring vistas await you at the end.
Vacations are all about escaping the everyday, and nothing will
remind you of that more quickly than spotting a bear or elk in the
Smokies. Because Great Smoky Mountain National Park is a thriving
black bear habitat, chances are good you’ll
catch a sight of these magnificent creatures,
along with an incredibly diverse population of
plant and animal species.
Who were some of the first settlers in the
region? What did the first Smoky Mountain
cabins look like? What was it like to go to
school in the 1800s in Appalachia? Learn all
there is to know about Gatlinburg and the
Smokies at these eastern Tennessee historical
sites. History and culture lessons abound in
the old homesteads, mills and schoolhouses
that remain in the Smoky Mountains.
Gatlinburg is home to many scenic and accessible spots perfect for
bringing back the lost joy of
picnicking. Admire the antique
architecture of century-old
cabins and mills at Cades Cove
picnic area, soak up the scenery
of the Little Pigeon River at the
Chimneys picnic area or share a
meal at one of several other
designated picnic spots in and
near Gatlinburg.
For more information visit: www.nps.gov/grsm
OVER 40 VEHICLES FROM YOUR FAVORITE
SHOWS & MOVIES
n the center of Gatlinburg, the
Hollywood Star Cars
Museum is home to 40
authentic vehicles
featuring the best of
Hollywood movie, TV and real
life music superstar cars displayed in scenes you will always remember.
A tour through Star Cars Museum is a trip through some of the most
famous movies and TV shows of the last 50 years. Many of the cars are the creations of George Barris, who has created
more famous Hollywood movie & TV cars than anyone. On display are
some of his finest creations, such as The Ghost-busters Ecto-1, The Munsters
Drag-u-la, The Beverly Hillbillies Jalopy and new for 2011, TV’s most popular
car, the 1966 Batmobile. Our exhibits range from such blockbuster hit
movies as Batman Returns, Gone in 60 Seconds, Charlie’s Angels,
The Fast and the Furious and 2011’s
first Blockbuster movie Fast Five.
The collection is also home to
presonal vehicles owned by
entertainment icons Elvis Presley,
the Beach Boys, Bob Hope
and Dolly Parton.
(865) 430-2200
914 Parkway
Located next to the Convention Center
near traffic light #8 .
Open 7 days a week from 9 am – 10 pm.
An average tour takes about an hour.
www.starcarstn.com
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he Guinness World
of Records Museum
features hundreds of
astounding exhibits
from the famous
Guinness Book of World
Records and the Guinness
Prime-time TV Show.
There’s an incredible
line-up of feats, facts and
records in an amazing display of unparalleled fun.
Dramatic recreations come to life at the all new and
expanded edition of Guinness World of Records. Go deep
into a cave to see natural wonders, board the Ark with
Noah and the animals, come to the circus to meet
unusual people.
Witness breathtaking wonders of nature.
See authentic memorabilia from celebrity recordholders like the famous Elvis “Hound Dog” boat.
Compare your height to the tallest
man or weigh yourself against the
world's fattest man. See the
most expensive car. All are
designed to amaze, astound,
delight and enlighten. Everything
you see has really happened.
(865) 430-7800
On the Parkway
at Baskins Square Mall in the Center
of Gatlinburg's Shopping District
Open daily, 9 am - 11 pm
www.ripleys.com
MAP LOCATION – #9
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his full 18-hole course is 1/2
Circus Funhouse and 1/2
Mini-Golf which equals
100% fun! Inside this action
packed indoor circus adventure
you’ll be amazed by interactive
features, computer animations,
animatronic characters and custom
sound effects. Make sure to hit a
hole-in-one on the 18th hole
for a special celebration song
the whole family will love!
(865) 436-4415
919 Parkway (Light #8)
Open year round.
Entertainment is abundant during
summer and winter evenings on the
Parkway in Gatlinburg. A dulcimer
player gracefully strums an upbeat
mountain melody; a clogging group
demonstrates the original dance of
the Appalachians. A bluegrass
band draws a crowd at the Village;
a boisterous angler delights passers-by with hilarious tall-tales as he demonstrates
fly fishing. And holiday carols fill the crisp air.
These are just a few of the mini-performances you can experience on weekends beginning in April and every evening from mid-June through mid-August
plus weekends from Thanksgiving until just before Christmas as you stroll in
Downtown Gatlinburg. Tunes & Tales
features costumed musical
performers, storytellers and
artisans portraying various
time periods from the
1800s to today.
Nightly acts perform in
10 minute portrayals
throughout the
evening along the
Downtown Parkway.
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elow the Gatlinburg
Space Needle you will
enjoy Arcadia, a 25,000
square foot Family Entertainment
Complex with a variety of the latest amusements.
With over 100 games, you will want to spend the day in this supersized arcade – the area’s biggest prize center.
For hours of entertainment, there's Extreme Lazer Tag, the IRIS
Theater's "Head Case" Psychological Illusion Show featuring Bill
Gladwell, the Mentalist and the "Hypnotized" Comedy Hypnosis show
featuring Guy Michaels,Hurricane Simulator, Souvenir Gift Store,
Old Tyme Photos, Flying Saucer Pizza Bistro, and much more.
Save your tickets for bigger prizes. They never expire!
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(865) 436-5650
at Traffic Light #8
across from the Convention Center
www.gatlinburgarcade.com
our wildest dreams (or nightmares) are about to come true.
Travel to a far-away planet,
ride the largest rollercoaster,
smash a few cars or race outof-control in the Arctic. It's
the wildest ride you'll ever have in
a motion simulator. Experience
drops, twists, g-forces, and wacky
(865)
turns in this futuristic space
capsule motion ride theater.
716 Parkway
Open 10 am Daily.
430-8985
Fort Fun.
he Marvelous Mirror Maze is not
your grandparent’s house of mirrors.
A totally new concept in amusement
design, it provides a different experience
every time you enter. With sound,
lighting effects and rotating mirros to enhance
the experience, the maze features 2,000 square
feet of mirrored paths, surprising corners, dead
ends and continuous circles. Take your time
as you explore the endless hallways and
hundreds of mirrors as you journey through
the adventure. Experience the New Infinity
Room to add to your adventure.
Relive your childhood in
The Candy Factory, a spectacular
and colorful candy store with a
splendiferous variety of candies
of all kind – from old time favorites
to new classics, all set in a fantasy
candy factory atmosphere.
With so many choices, it’s
never the same experience twice.
Make plans now to book your next association or corporate convention in the
Gatlinburg Convention Center, a full-service facility! The adjacent
W.L. Mills Conference Center features a mountain lodge exterior and interior
with a combined total of 148,000 square feet of meeting space and the Tennessee
Ballroom that seats approximately 1,200 for banquets. Ideal for the business traveler,
as well as safe for family and friends, make Gatlinburg your meeting destination
today! For more information, visit meetings.gatlinburg.com.
(865) 430-1834
On the Parkway (Light #6)
next to Guinness World Records
www.ripleys-gatlinburg.com
Open Year Round.
MAP LOCATION – #8
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ollywood has Mel Brooks, but
Gatlinburg has Sweet Fanny
Adams Theatre! Proclaimed a
“National Historical Treasure”,
the theatre has premiered over 50
original musical comedy productions
since opening in 1977.
TWO New Comedy Shows are
presented on alternating nights throughout the season.
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Hop aboard the Trolley –
the fun and inexpensive
way to see Gatlinburg!
The color coded trolleys
make frequent stops on
regular routes throughout
Gatlinburg, and connect
to Pigeon Forge and Sevierville as well. The map in the center of this guide
shows the Gatlinburg routes.
Now take advantage of the new All Day Trolley Pass in Gatlinburg
where, for only $2.00 per day, you receive unlimited rides on the five most popular
Gatlinburg routes (sorry, doesn’t include the Pink or Tan routes). The All Day
Trolley Pass can be purchased at both Gatlinburg Welcome Centers, Gatlinburg
City Hall and at the front desks of numerous Gatlinburg lodging companies.
To track Trolleys en route via GPS visit: gatlinburgmasstransit.org
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It’s original shows are quick-witted
sensations, filled with the broadest of
humor and the silliest of slapstick, all
The Oldest and Most Unusual Theatre
guaranteed to be like nothing else
in the Smokies!
ever seen. It’s 2 hours of hilarious
fun, lively music, top-notch performers (865)
461 Parkway (at traffic light #3)
and lots of audience participation!
436-4039
SHOWTIME 8 PM
Monday - Saturday
(schedule subject to change)
Group Rates & Convenient Parking Available.
www.sweetfannyadams.com
MAP LOCATION – #5
Winner of the "2013 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence"!
Visit the historic Great Smoky Arts & Crafts
Community, which has been
designated a historic pathway on
the Tennessee Arts & Crafts Trail
by the governor of Tennessee. It is
the largest group of independent
artisans in North America. Since its
inception in 1937, the Great Smoky
Arts & Crafts Community has grown
to encompass more than 120 studios,
galleries and shops, as well as
restaurants, cafes and a tearoom, in
its eight-mile loop, located three
miles east of downtown Gatlinburg
along East Parkway (Hwy 321 North).
Visit their website: www.gatlinburgcrafts.com
ave a great time and save money
when you do it all at Fort Fun . . . winner of the "2013
TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence"!
Pump it up at the area’s largest, futuristic Laser Tag Arena!
Play 4 different games in an all-new, futuristic arena featuring sentry pods
and home bases that fire back! Interactive phasers and your lightweight
vest provide cool sound and stun effects throughout your game.
Ride the latest in electric Bumper Cars! Circular cars let you bounce and
bump other players from every direction as you take control.
Put on your 3-D glasses and hold on for the coolest in Special Effects
Movies! Watch Out! as dinosaurs, sharks, and creepy creatures jump off the
screen at you, while custom contoured
theater seats create wind, mist, tingles
and other sensations.
Break the Vault in the newest craze:
THE VAULT Laser Maze Challenge.
Jump, crawl or slither your way through
brilliant, highly-sensitive lasers as your
family and friends watch your every
move on outside monitors.
(865)
WARNING . . . this activity is
extremely addictive!
436-BEAM
Beginning in 2014, expect to see “sports” on the long list of reasons to visit
Gatlinburg. Rocky Top Sports World, the country’s newest sports tournament
facility, will open in the summer of 2014 offering a world class venue for state,
regional and national events. The indoor/outdoor complex will host
tournaments in a wide range of sporting events.
Located on Highway 321, the 80-acre campus will feature:
• Seven Outdoor Synthetic Turf Fields
• Championship Stadium
• 86,000 square foot Indoor Facility
• 10 Hardwood Basketball Courts On Site
• Team rooms
• Indoor/Outdoor Café and Grill
Rocky Top Sports World promises to deliver a one-of-a-kind sports destination
experience. View our virtual tour at:
www.rockytopsportsworld.com
716 Parkway
DO IT ALL
Vacation Pass
www.smokymountainfun.com
Old Gatlinburg Golf & Games
Open 10 am Daily
xplore our classic "turn of the century" Haunted
Mansion and experience a unique and
macabre outlet for your imagination
in a terrifying adventure of
your deepest fears! Within
these walls, you will find your way
through secret passageways,
endless dark corridors, winding
staircases, and an eerie, damp
dungeon all filled with spinetingling creatures that will curdle the
blood of even the bravest of souls! But
BEWARE! You never know what rest- (865)
less, rotting residents might be lurking
424 River Road
around the corner in each foreboding
To find us . . .
room ahead . . . or BEHIND YOU!
Walk behind McDonald’s
436-7007
Join us and release your screams in
Gatlinburg’s Original Haunted
House . . . IF YOU DARE!
Frightfully yours,
through Fountain Plaza and down
to River Road or just a
short walk along the river
from the Aquarium.
ake your friends
DISAPPEAR
and re-appear at
your command! Stop a
tornado with the wave of
your hand! See Merlin the
Wizard levitate right before
your eyes! Join Ali Baba’s
Genie who is trapped inside
a glass bottle!
You’ll be amazed with
the endless collection
of grand illusions,
mystifying magic
and interactive
exhibits.
(865) 436-9701
On the Parkway
Next to Reagan Terrace Mall
in the heart of
Gatlinburg’s Shopping District.
Open Every Day.
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ide the glass elevators over 400 feet
and step out to a breathtaking 360
degree view of the Smokies by day
or Downtown Gatlinburg’s lights
by night.
Enjoy “Higher Learning”, an educational experience from the Gatlinburg
Space Needle’s perspective, including free
view finders.
If it’s live entertainment you seek, look
no further. At the Space Needle's IRIS
Theater we offer the two top shows rated by
TripAdvisor, "Head Case" Mentalist
Illusion & "Hypnotized" Comedy Shows.
At the Space Needle complex you can
also dine at the Flying Saucer Bistro and play all
day at Arcadia!
Bring in the New
Year with thousands at
downtown Gatlinburg’s
New Year’s Eve Ball
Drop and Pyrotechnics
Show on December 31st
at the Gatlinburg Space
Needle.
ith the Great Smoky
Mountains as the
backdrop, TWO
beautifully landscaped,
18-hole courses will amaze and
delight you with animated and
interactive displays throughout.
See raccoons, bears, chipmunks,
possums, skunks, and even some heckling crows.
The themed course replicates the "old days" when a Tennessee hero named
Davy Crockett roamed "them thar hills". You will find some of the world's
most original golf holes, complete with steep drops, splits, over and under
ramps, lots of water, and even a hillbilly
outhouse that flushes
when your putt is
right on target.
Ripley’s and Ripley’s Davy Crockett Mini Golf are registered
trademarks of Ripley Entertainment Inc.
(865) 430-8851
On the Parkway
at traffic light #1
(865) 436-4629
at Traffic Light #8 across from the Convention Center
www.gatlinburgspaceneedle.com
For a sneak peek, try out our website’s
controllable webcam.
Park Free at the course or
ride the trolley
Open year round, weather permiting
MAP LOCATION – #1
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hoose Wild or Mild – Explore the
most action-packed section of
whitewater rafting in the Smoky
Mountains of Tennessee for ages 8
and up on the Upper Pigeon River
OR a relaxing 2 hour Float Trip
on the Lower Pigeon for ages 3 and up to
seniors. No experience necessary. You will be
accompanied by certified guides and supplied
with the best equipment and instruction for a
safe, fun-filled adventure.
A World of Adventures all in one place! Step across the 150-ft. Swinging
Bridge and explore Family Adventure Island:
ZIPLINING – Zip along our 6 Ziplines and 2
Sky Bridges in the treetops for an adrenaline rush!
ROPES COURSE – Test your limits on our
High Elements Ropes Challenge Course.
AND EVEN MORE – There’s an Extended
Nature Trail, Picnic Tables & Grills, Kids Play
Area and Swimming Beach.
Come spend the day with the most
experienced outfitters in the area – rafting
professionals since 1978 and Voted #1 Rafting
Company by Trip Advisor.
(865)
Rafting in the Smokies is a whole lot
or 1-800-PRO RAFT
more than just whitewater!
1-800-776-7238
here’s always something new or
undiscovered at Ripley’s! 4 New
galleries and over 500 astonishing
and unusual artifacts collected
from the far-corners of the world. All
guaranteed real and mind-boggling.
Join us for your challenge
to simply . . .
Believe It or Not!
436-5008
The Best Value in the Smokies –
Great Deals & Packages.
Call for reservations or information.
Reservations Office:
813 East Parkway
(Hwy 321 North)
The Outpost at the Pigeon River is
only a 35 minute scenic drive from our
Gatlinburg office.
www.raftinginthesmokies.com
MAP LOCATION – #3
(865) 436-5096
On the Parkway (Just before Light #8)
Open year round.
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W
elcome to the Southeast's
first European-style Ropes
Challenge Course and
Gatlinburg's newest attraction with Amazing Outdoor Games.
From our checkin center next to
the Space Needle, you are transported up
to our zipline ropes course next to the
National Park. It's a self-guided family
adventure, bigger, better, more elements
and more excitement. Our 27 Outdoor
Ropes Course Elements include snowboards, trapeze swings, log bridges, an
optional 40 foot Freefall and so much more. Plus, there’s our Gatlinburg Zipline
Adventures - TWO great experiences - one low combo price available.
It’s great fun for all ages. No experience
necessary. Reservations recommended
but, walk-ins welcome. Group rates
available - school field trips, birthday
parties, or corporate team building.
he Pigeon River, located in the heart of the beautiful Smoky Mountains,
provides 12 miles of breathtaking scenery and heart-stopping thrills! You can
be assured of an exciting adventure! All trips include an experienced guide to
keep your adventure safe and enjoyable. Just bring a change of clothes
and get ready to get wet!
The 6.5 mile Upper Section is an exciting 2 hour trip down class 3 and 4 rapids.
Our certified Guides will navigate your boat the entire trip. Big waves, big drops
and plenty of surfing for inexperienced and experienced paddlers alike.
(Must be at least 8 years old or 70 lbs.)
The 5.5 mile Scenic Lower Section is a much calmer guided trip where you
can take in the beauty of the mountains
and is perfect for the little kids. You will
run about 50 class 1 and 2 rapids with
one class 3 at the end. (Must be at least
3 years old and accompanied by an adult.)
Funyaks, the latest boats offered
on the Pigeon River, are designed to be
super stable. Perfect for fun-lovers of all
ages - skilled, novice or non-boaters –
ideal for mom, dad and the kids. You’re
taught different ways to play in the
rapids and all trips are expertly guided as
you drive your own boat. Give it a try!
Don’t Worry Mom!
We’re Gonna Take Good Care
of You and The Kids!™
1-877-212-4383
(865) 325-1515
Reservation Office:
453 Brookside Village Way
Call or check our website for directions
to our riverside outpost only 45 minutes from Gatlinburg
Email: bookit@zipgatlinburg.com
www.smokymountainrafting.com
9 am - 10 pm
MAP LOCATION – #4
Toll free: 877-430-9442
at traffic light #8 next to the Space Needle
www.zipgatlinburg.com
Reservations Recommended
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fter a strenuous
day in the Smokies
or on the streets
of Gatlinburg, head for
the hills for a relaxing
time at Hillbilly Golf.
It’s the world’s most unusual
miniature golf course.
xperience the thrills! Ride the movies! Cutting edge REAL D
(the new 5D) digital technology - the same 5D magic used in
Harry Potter, Transformers and Cars 2 - make it the
most exciting movie there is!
Ride the 5D simulator and experience every bump, dip
and turn! Feel the rush
and thrills of two
New Fun-filled,
Action-packed films with
continuous showings
year round.
Ride the Incline 300 feet straight up to the mountain top above
the city. Two challenging 18-hole courses await you. Both are
riddled with mountaineer hazards — from outhouses to stills,
rocky walls and lush
native plants.
It’s great fun and
excitement for the
whole family.
A truly unique
adventure you
aren’t likely
to forget.
(865) 436-7470
On the Parkway
(865) 436-9763
On the Parkway at Light #8
Located next to Ripley’s Haunted Adventure
near Traffic Light #2
Group Rates and Parking
are available.
MAP LOCATION – #2
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ravel back 2000 years and
witness an inspiring portrayal of the
life of Christ at Gatlinburg’s finest
family attraction – Christ in the
Smokies Museum and Gardens.
Depicting breathtaking scenes, peopled
with over 100 life-sized wax figures in
realistic settings, underscored by amazing
lighting and special effects, beautiful music
and dramatic narrations.
It’s as if the pages of a giant-sized
biblical picture book were unfolding before your eyes.
The adjoining rotunda houses a
priceless collection of biblical coins
and precious gems – plus a video
presentation of the Old Testament
filmed in the Holy Land.
In the patio garden is a monumental (865)
sculpture of the head of Christ, so
skillfully carved, not only the eyes,
510 River Road
but the entire face seems to follow (One block from the center of town)
your every move.
www.christinthesmokies.com
Our gift shop features inspirational Open Rain or Shine - Lots of FREE Parking
gifts and collectables.
It is your best hour in the Smokies!
436-5155
he Gatlinburg Sky Lift is
the best way to view
Gatlinburg and the Smoky
Mountains. On a clear
day, you see almost
forever. The Sky Lift
gently glides over the Little Pigeon
River and then climbs to the
overlook at an elevation of 1,800
feet. The vantage point is
unparalleled. It’s Gatlinburg’s
#1 scenic over-look.
Enjoy our Gift Shop, Picnic
Area, and Snack Shop on the top.
We will take your picture as you
ride up with the Smoky Mountains
in the background and you can
purchase it at the Gift Shop.
The Best Seat
in Gatlinburg!
The Gatlinburg Sky Lift has been
a tradition for over half a century.
Millions of visitors have boarded
the Sky Lift at the convenient
downtown station for views of the
mountains’ seasonal splendor.
Daytime brings into focus all
the sights and colors. Evening
presents a city of glittering lights
and silhouetted peaks.
Bring your camera or camcorder.
It’s a ride you’ll long remember;
a view you’ll never forget.
(865) 436-4307
On the Parkway at Maple Lane
(between traffic lights #6 and #8)
Fax: (865) 436-4397
Email: info@gatlinburgskylift.com
www.gatlinburgskylift.com
April - May: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
June - August: 9 a.m. - 11 p.m.
September - October: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
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