With the Smoky Mountains ever looming in the background, Gatlinburg - Pigeon Forge offers travelers unprecedented natural beauty. And while experiencing the sights of the area in any fashion can be a moving experience, there are a number of unique ways to tour the area that can make your adventure all the more special. Below, we’ve covered just a few of the many less traveled ‘roads’ to experiencing Gatlinburg - Pigeon Forge for a memorable time in the Smokies.

Monster Truck Rides

While it’s not exactly a tour, Monster Truck Rides in Gatlinburg is still set amidst the Smoky Mountains, and is certainly a thrilling experience. Housing a 454 motor atop 66 inch tires, Monster Truck Rides in Gatlinburg will take guests around the off-road track at Wildcat Motorsports for a bumpy, adventurous thrill ride. If you’re more interested in the actual means of transportation than you are seeing sights, then the Monster Truck Rides is definitely an option for you.

Horseback Rides

Located in nearby Townsend, a horseback ride at Apple Valley Riding Stables is a great way to explore the base of the Smoky Mountains. Passing through light forests and trickling streams, a horseback ride is the perfect tour for those wanting an intimate look at the lay of the land. And the best part is, due to Apple Valley Riding Stables expert care and handling of their horses novice and seasoned rider alike can enjoy this beginner’s horseback ride along the Smoky Mountains.

Ober Gatlinburg Aerial Tram

The Ober Gatlinburg Aerial Tram offers Gatlinburg - Pigeon Forge visitors unparalleled views of the Smoky Mountain area. The tram travels from downtown Gatlinburg to Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort & Amusement Park, offering guests approximately 20 minutes of panoramic sightseeing. And the best part is, you don’t get just one ride with your order, but an unlimited two day pass! So whether you’re looking to get just the right photo opportunity or merely enjoying viewing the Smokies from the sky, you’ll be set.

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