4 Winter Activities To Do In Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge

Snow can often encourage people to stay cozy indoors- For others, it means it is time to get outside and play! When you book one of our Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg cabin rentals this winter, you will conveniently be nearby to all of the snow-filled amusement this chilly season brings. Here is a list of 4 fun winter-friendly activities to enjoy in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg while you vacation at any of our nearby Gatlinburg cabins.

1. Piles of Pancakes

There is one thing that the Smokies do, and they do it well- PANCAKES! Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are speckled with old fashioned pancake houses that offer a typical Southern cabin breakfast you can’t get anywhere else. Your plates will be piled high with all of your country favorites, and most of all – towering buttermilk pancakes.

2. Watch the Smokies Sparkle

Enjoy the sparkling shimmer from the deck of your Heartland rental cabin. On a frosty morning, the sun will hit the frost just right along the branches and create a glittering effect. Our cabins in Gatlinburg are situated throughout all elevations and some surroundings may be more or less forest-dense than others.

3. Experience the Lights of Winterfest and Winter Magic

The Smoky Mountain Winterfest and Winter Magic is a town favorite! The lights twinkle and festive decorations will sparkle through the night all throughout Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg. For a unique experience go for a night flight with Scenic Helicopter Tours and see the lights from above!

4. Explore The Island at Pigeon Forge

The Island at Pigeon Forge is filled with countless restaurants like Paula Deen’s, Mellow Mushroom, and Margaritaville. There are endless activities like the Great Smoky Mountain Wheel, The Escape Game, and The Island Ropes Course. There are even more activity installations taking place as we speak. The Smoky Mountain Wheel is a 200 foot tall Ferris wheel where guests sit in an encased glass chamber to obtain a 360-degree view of the Smokies. You’ll be able to see the snow-covered peaks as if you are floating in mid-air.