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The American Eagle Foundation honors and preserves America’s national bird, the bald eagle. Make a reservation to visit the new state-of-the-art facility for an up-close, educational encounter with bald eagles and over 40 other non-releasable birds of prey.

Each year on the third weekend of May the Bloomin’ BBQ Music & Food Festival kicks off summer fun in downtown Sevierville. With over 40 live shows on four stages – everything from Bluegrass and Country to Pop and Blues – plus thirty of the nation’s top BBQ cook teams, it’s an event sure to keep your toes tapping while the flavor is flowing.

Winter nights are bright during Smoky Mountain Winterfest. More than 15 million twinkling lights line the Parkway from Sevierville through Pigeon Forge and into Gatlinburg. In addition to roadside displays, enjoy special Winterfest activities like Shadrack’s Christmas Wonderland – a 1.5-mile drive through light extravaganza. Pay a visit to SkyLand Ranch’s Festival of Lights at the Ranch for a cowboy themed holiday event or head to Dollywood for Smoky Mountain Christmas’s lights, shows, and rides.

SEVIERVILLE, TENNESSEE

SEVIERVILLE, TENNESSEE

Tucked into the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Sevierville, Tennessee shines as a slice of Americana filled with local legends and lore. This is the perfect home base from which to explore east Tennessee and the Appalachian Mountains.

What to Do


 Begin with the outdoors in mind. Over 800 miles of maintained trails and streams teeming with life zigzag through Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Known as America’s most visited national park, this natural treasure trove is an International Biosphere Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Plan a hike to the top of Mt. LeConte, go flyfishing in the river, or ride horseback on age-old trails. Then get ready to see the Smokies from above. Aerial tour companies, such as Scenic Helicopter Tours, provide a bird’s-eye view of the region offering tours that fly high above seldom trekked stretches of forest while highlighting the history and ecology of our mountains.

When international superstar Dolly Parton sings about her “Tennessee Mountain Home,” she’s singing about our community. Born and raised in Sevierville, Dolly is a celebrated local hero who gives back in countless ways. While visiting, enjoy all things Dolly. Begin in historic downtown Sevierville, where a bronze statue of the country music legend graces our Courthouse lawn. Take time to embark on a self-guided historic walking tour, snap photos with vibrant murals, and even see where Dolly played her first paying gig at the age of 10. Then make plans to visit Dollywood for award-winning rides, shows, and that world-famous cinnamon bread.

When it comes to shopping, Sevierville’s stores specialize in iconic American brands at unbelievably great prices. Head to Tanger Outlets Sevierville to shop retailers like Levi’s, Nike, Disney, Tommy Hilfiger, The North Face, New Balance, and more. Then shop around town for more favorites including Harley Davidson and Carhartt. Prefer something crafted locally? Explore the work of favorite Sevierville artists like Robert A. Tino at his farmhouse gallery, or venture into the Glades Arts & Crafts Community, just down the road.

Where to Stay


 Explore a range of lodging options to take you out of your comfort zone and make sure you’ve never been more comfortable. Snuggle into a luxurious cabin with spectacular mountain views and amenities like full kitchens, gas fireplaces, hot tubs, and game rooms. Options are available that sleep from two to forty people – perfect for travel groups of all sizes! Choose from many individually owned and well-appointed cabins or opt for a gated cabin community such as Hidden Mountain Resort or Oak Haven Resort, which is also home to an award-winning spa.

Elevate your stay by climbing into a cleverly themed treehouse. Sanctuary Treehouse Resort is the world's largest interactive treehouse resort with 18 whimsical treehouses complete with slides, trap doors, draw bridges and more. In addition, their 4.5 miles of private walking trails beckons guests to participate in a fun-filled scavenger hunt through the woods. Just a few miles down the road, The River Place Treehouses welcome couples only to a romantic, kids-free retreat where each of the five treehouses are decorated based on a famous romance.

Glamping has been growing in popularity across the United States. At The Ridge Outdoor Resort, canvas glamping tents sleep four to six guests and combine the best of indoor and outdoor accommodations. Lounge on the patio roasting s’mores and fall asleep inside your canvas cocoon listening to the gentle sounds of crickets in the trees.

Traditional motels and lodges are also available…as well as not-so-traditional options. Traveling with kids? Why not book a stay at an indoor / outdoor waterpark resort and play in the heated waves no matter the weather. Options like Wilderness at the Smokies Waterpark Resort and The Resort at Governor’s Crossing both provide fun options and plenty of extras for families.

What to Eat


 Traditional Appalachian recipes get a modern twist at chef-driven restaurants like The Appalachian in historic downtown Sevierville. This upscale eatery focuses on locally sourced ingredients prepared in traditional ways. Guests can expect a cast iron skillet of scrumptious corn bread with every meal and a cocktail menu that pays homage to the sights, sounds, and flavors of our Smoky Mountains. Seasons 101 is another restaurant delivering elevated mountain flavors in downtown Sevierville with a menu reflective of available seasonal ingredients.

Of course, you can’t visit the mountains without indulging in good old-fashioned country cooking. Restaurants like Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant, located on a working apple orchard, and Five Oaks Farm Kitchen serve up fried chicken, collard greens, and pinto beans among other mountain favorites. Off the beaten path, visitors can head to a local eatery like Chubby’s Restaurant for country fried steak, liver and onions, or fried pork tenderloin.

Moonshine is the stuff of legend – and these mountains have born more than a few legends by the light of the moon. Legal for just fifteen years, traditional moonshine has come out of the shadows to offer up a taste of mountain culture. Visit several local distilleries ranging from the original - Ole Smoky Distillery - to Tennessee Legend Distillery and more. Sample the ‘shine, take a tour, and maybe even meet some mountain men and women who have made moonshine on both sides of the law.