Guidebook for Sevierville
Essentials
Food City
1219 East PkwySupermarket and gas
Everything Else
Gatlinburg City Hall
1230 East PkwyFree trolley parking
Big Rock Dude Ranch at Ponderosa LLC
909 Little Cove RdRiding stables
Sugarlands Riding Stables
1409 ParkwayRiding stables
Oconaluftee Visitor Center
1194 Newfound Gap RdOld settlers farm and museum
Gatlinburg Golf Course
520 Dollywood LnGolf course
Drinks & Nightlife
The Fox & Parrot Tavern
1065 Glades Rdquirky
See how moonshine is made, free tasting; also live music often
195 locals recommend
Ole Smoky Moonshine
903 ParkwaySee how moonshine is made, free tasting; also live music often
Sugarlands Distilling Company
805 ParkwayTaste free moonshine
Shopping
Covered Bridge in the Glades
849 Glades Rdshops
Alewine Pottery
623 Glades Rdhandmade pottery, see how it is made
NOC Gatlinburg
1138 Parkwaycool outdoor store
The Village Shops
634 Parkwayshops
Walgreens
3071 ParkwayDrugstore
Entertainment & Activities
Foxfire Mountain Swinging Bridge
3757 Thomas Lnziplines
Ober Gatlinburg
1339 Ski Mountain Rdamusement park, skiing and skating. Take Aerial tram there
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies
88 River RdAquarium
The Island Dr
The Island DriveSee the whole area form the Ferris wheel
Gatlinburg Community Center
157 Proffitt RdPool, fitness. Open to public for a fee.
Sightseeing
1001 Parkway
1001 ParkwayGatlinburg Aerial Tram
Caverns under the English Mountain; stop by Trout farm on the way
114 locals recommend
Forbidden Caverns
455 Blowing Cave RdCaverns under the English Mountain; stop by Trout farm on the way
Bicycle on certain mornings in the summer. The rest of time see settlers cabins, old grist mill and nature
61 locals recommend
Cades Cove Loop Road
Cades Cove Loop RoadBicycle on certain mornings in the summer. The rest of time see settlers cabins, old grist mill and nature
Rafting In the Smokies
3595 Hartford RdRafting
Drive through the park. Some hiking trailheads start there too
192 locals recommend
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail
Roaring Fork Motor Nature TrailDrive through the park. Some hiking trailheads start there too
Greenbrier National park entrance. This is a dead end road, but you can hike to some old growth groves, past old cemetery, settlers cabins and river. We have seen a lot of butterflies there (seasonal)
7 locals recommend
Greenbrier Quarters & Ranger Station
Greenbrier National park entrance. This is a dead end road, but you can hike to some old growth groves, past old cemetery, settlers cabins and river. We have seen a lot of butterflies there (seasonal)
Go through the covered bridge if you are going to Greenbrier GSMNP entrance.
Emerts Cove Covered Bridge
Go through the covered bridge if you are going to Greenbrier GSMNP entrance.
Food Scene
catch your own trout and they will cook it for you. tastiest fish, off the beaten path
36 locals recommend
English Mountain Trout Farm
291 Blowing Cave Rdcatch your own trout and they will cook it for you. tastiest fish, off the beaten path
Three Jimmy's Good Time Eatery
1359 East ParkwayDon't know but seems always crowded
Hungry Bear BBQ
2263 East PkwyNo frills simplicity but tasty