Pigeon Forge Trip Overview
You’ll arrive at Newfound Gap, which is almost one mile above the ocean guided by our friendly tour guide. You will see part of the powerful Appalachian Trail followed by Rockefeller Memorial is the place where U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt remained to commit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Sept. 2, 1940.
Your visit closes with an exhilarating, seat clenching experience back to base! Your expert local guide has been expertly prepared to give you an encounter not at all like some other in the Great Smoky Mountains!
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Duration: 3 hours
Starts: Pigeon Forge, United States
Trip Category: Outdoor Activities >> 4WD, ATV & Off-Road Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, United States
You’ll arrive at Newfound Gap, which is almost one mile above the ocean guided by our friendly tour guide. You will see part of the powerful Appalachian Trail followed by Rockefeller Memorial is the place where U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt remained to commit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Sept. 2, 1940.
Your visit closes with an exhilarating, seat clenching experience back to base! Your expert local guide has been expertly prepared to give you an encounter not at all like some other in the Great Smoky Mountains!
Itinerary
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Pass By: Newfound Gap Road, Between Sugarlands and Oconoluftee 13.2 MIles from Sugarlands Visitor Center is the state line marker overlook, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
professional tour guide giving you a history of the town, you will go through an assorted woodland composed of a blend of trees and fluctuated fragrances that imitate that of the boreal backwoods only found in the Rocky Mountains. Find how the Smokies got their name, stop for astounding photograph openings and catch wind of nearby geography and history.
The Newfound Gap’s principle fascination is its dazzling perspective. It extends the extent that your creative mind regardless of the period.During the spring months enjoy views of wildflowers as far as the eye can see, as summer approaches your views of rolling and layered green shades are seen. The fall highlights lively harvest time tones. Furthermore, the colder time of year uncovers the genuine size of the Great Smoky Mountains after its leaves have fallen.
