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Other Attractions At Pigeon Forge

With a variety of events for adults and youngsters, Pigeon Forge is recognized as among the most family-friendly towns in the US. While the Great Smoky National Park is one of the major attractions in the area, there are various other activities that equally draw the interest of several vacationers in the country. The Lumberjack Feud Dinner and Show, that features ESPN athletes, is among the countless attractions of the area that is enjoyed by both local residents and vacation goers. The best part of this show is that in addition to being a program of food and entertainment, it also allows visitors to indulge in some of the exciting activities in the show.

Wood-chipping fun at Pigeon Forge

The month of August will be the return of the renowned Lumberjack Feud and Dinner Show at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, based on a newly released MSN.com report. The demonstration would be a mix of music, video, exhibits and also activities that reflect the logging history of the vicinity and depicts the competition between 2 logging families of the Smokies, that have lost their livelihood after the Great Smoky National Park was put in place.

The tournament begins with an evening meal, also known as feed, which is a "lumberjack-approved" feast that is supplied to all the tourists, followed by amusement through storytelling and chainsaw-carving demonstrations by the artists. This is followed by the true action when the two families compete in a variety of events, while the crowd cheers and also participates in fun games such as climbing 50-foot trees. For those who have intentions of visiting Pigeon forge in August, you will have to spend $39.95 for an adult and $16.95 for kids to enjoy this show. If you only desire to enjoy the show without the "feed" or dinner, you will have to pay $26.95 for an adult and $9.95 for a youngster.

Eat and relax at Pigeon Forge

Like various other tourist spots, Pigeon Forge also offers many accommodation selections for the budget vacationer, mid-range traveler as well as the extravagant tourist. Among all, the Laurel Crest, which is a resort managed by the bluegreen corporation, is one of the best possibilities available in the area. As opposed to the other resorts and bed and breakfast options, this luxury resort is positioned just a little away from the hustle-bustle of Pigeon Forge, but is close enough to give easy access to the local attractions.

Other attractions at Pigeon Forge

As well as experiencing the spectacular Lumberjack Feud Dinner and Show, families going to Pigeon Forge in August might also have fun dropping by Dollywood, a family theme park in the Great Smoky Mountains. This amusement park includes a number of activities which include water adventure sports, amusement rides for the family as well as entertaining musical shows that can be appreciated by both children and grown ups. You should also check out WonderWorks, which is also regarded as "an amusement park for the mind"; Titanic Museum; be part of adventure activities including white water rafting, rock-climbing and mountain biking; or simply go to the Pigeon Forge theaters to enjoy comedy shows, magic shows and also live music.

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