Wedding chapel owner is a sweetheart
In a world of greedy business people, it is rewarding to meet those who
are willing to help couples who are just starting their lives together.
Jim Chambers, owner of the Sweetheart Riverside Wedding Chapel,
emphasizes that he and his crew won’t turn any couple away. The
chapel offers a variety of affordable wedding packages, in several
beautiful settings.
The chapel’s sign says it all.
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Parrot Mountain owners find paradise
“Little Paradise” is a phrase that keeps coming up at Parrot Mountain in Pigeon Forge. In 1995, Fletcher Hollingsworth heard a message from God, telling him
to leave his home in Mississippi, move to Tennessee and open a sanctuary for birds that would also serve as a ministry.
Adventure Quest goes Magical this Spring
A large castle might look a bit out of place on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, but only until you see the “magic” that awaits
inside. Adventure Quest is four attractions in one 25,000 square-foot building, distinctly visible from either direction as a Medieval castle.
Hillside Winery brings flavor of Europe to the Smokies
The Smoky Mountains historically aren’t known for an abundance of wineries. But the owners of Hillside Winery in Sevierville are slowly changing that.
Zorb to the future
During an age in which there are more than enough gadgets to keep one inside from sunrise to sunset, there is a growing trend keeping people outside and rolling toward a new world of entertainment.
Meals are fun at Kinkaku
There are few places in Pigeon Forge where you can see a volcano erupt. Kinkaku Japanese Steakhouse chefs make a mountain out of onions and set it on fire, making it look like a volcano shooting hot lava into the
air.
Timber Tops basks you in luxury
If you’re looking for something other than just another log cabin stay in the Smokies, look no further than Timber Tops. The luxury cabin rentals are second to none in terms of seclusion, cleanliness and amenities.
Go back in time on Jurassic ride
Jump into the Jurassic Period while aboard the Jurassic Jungle Boat Ride in Pigeon Forge. But don’t take the little ones unless they’re at least five
years of age. This 440 foot water ride is not for the faint of heart, especially those who can’t handle scary and very loud robotic dinosaurs that jump out of every shadow at every turn.
