Visiting the Sevier County Courthouse offers a glimpse into the historical and architectural heritage of Sevierville. Its majestic presence and the timeless beauty of its design make it a must-see landmark for residents and tourists alike. The courthouse not only functions as a center for legal and administrative activities but also stands as a symbol of the community’s history and pride. Whether you’re admiring its architectural details, exploring its interior, or enjoying the nearby Dolly Parton Statue, the Sevier County Courthouse provides a rich and rewarding experience.

15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Located in front of the Sevier County Courthouse, the statue stands as a tribute to Dolly’s enduring legacy and deep connection to her hometown. The statue is not just a celebration of her musical achievements but also a recognition of her philanthropic efforts and the positive impact she has had on the community. It has become a beloved landmark for both locals and visitors, offering a perfect spot for fans to take photos and celebrate the life and career of one of Tennessee’s most cherished icons

15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Visiting Douglas Dam and the Douglas Dam Lookout, offers a fascinating blend of history, engineering, and natural beauty. Whether you’re interested in the technical aspects of hydroelectric power, the historical significance of the TVA’s projects, or simply looking to enjoy the scenic vistas and recreational opportunities of Douglas Lake, the dam provides a rich and rewarding experience. The combination of educational displays, recreational facilities, and stunning landscapes makes Douglas Dam a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists exploring East Tennessee

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Douglas Lake, also known as Douglas Reservoir, is a sprawling and picturesque man-made lake situated in East Tennessee, created by the impoundment of the French Broad River by Douglas Dam. Completed in 1943 by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the lake covers over 30,000 acres and boasts approximately 555 miles of shoreline. It serves as a vital resource for hydroelectric power, flood control, and recreation, drawing visitors from all around to its scenic and tranquil waters.

• Admission Ticket Free

Visiting Dandridge offers a blend of historical exploration and small-town charm. The Jefferson County Courthouse stands as a testament to the area’s rich history and architectural heritage, while the Tinsley Bible Drugstore provides a delightful step back in time with its vintage soda fountain and welcoming atmosphere. These attractions, along with the scenic beauty of the surrounding area, make Dandridge a memorable destination for anyone interested in experiencing the authentic charm of East Tennessee

40 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Cherokee Dam is a significant hydroelectric structure located on the Holston River in East Tennessee. The Dam also created Cherokee Lake which offers beautiful vistas and photo ops. Built by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) during the early 1940s, the dam was part of the broader effort to provide flood control, electricity, and economic development in the Tennessee Valley region. Today, Cherokee Dam is not only an essential infrastructure for power generation but also a popular destination for recreation and tourism.

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Visiting Morristown provides a rich and varied experience, combining historical charm with contemporary amenities. The Skymart elevated sidewalk offers a unique perspective on urban design and a convenient way to explore the downtown area, while the Little Dutch Restaurant (1939) provides a taste of Southern hospitality and home-cooked comfort food. Together, these attractions highlight the welcoming nature and cultural richness of Morristown, making it a memorable destination for both residents and visitors. Naturally, lunch is at The Little Dutch Restaurant and the $10 OFF pp meal voucher will be honored.

1 hour 10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Visiting the Crockett Tavern and Museum offers an enriching and immersive experience into the early American frontier life. It provides a unique opportunity to learn about the childhood and early influences of Davy Crockett, understanding the environment that shaped one of America’s most iconic figures. The combination of historical exhibits, educational programs, and the authentic setting makes the museum a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts, families, and anyone interested in the legacy of Davy Crockett and the pioneer era.

Whether you’re exploring the meticulously recreated tavern, participating in a hands-on workshop, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, the Crockett Tavern and Museum provides a memorable and informative journey into America’s past

1 hour • Admission Ticket Included

Our tour travels from Pigeon Forge to Sevierville, to Dandridge, and on to Morristown with beautiful vistas of The Great Smoky Mountains along most of the route. As this is a photo tour, there are many photo stops along the way.

5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free