Adventure Raceway
Pigeon Forge · Elevated wooden track and bumper boats
An elevated wooden track that climbs three levels and drops over a rise called The Hump — not the fastest karts in Pigeon Forge, but the most interesting layout. There are double karts as well as singles, so an adult can take a child too small to drive, plus bumper boats with water guns. It's a seasonal operation that closes for part of the winter, so call before you make the drive in the cold months.
Adventure Raceway is one of the most recognizable go-kart tracks on the Pigeon Forge Parkway. Its elevated wooden track climbs about three stories into the air, tops out at a peak called "The Hump," and then spirals all the way back down.
It's a classic Pigeon Forge stop for families, couples, and anyone who wants a quick dose of fun between shows, shopping, and dinner. Add a round of bumper boats, and you've got an easy evening out.
The go-kart track
The star of Adventure Raceway is its towering wooden track. You'll climb level by level up to The Hump, crest the top with a view over the Parkway, and then race down a winding spiral back to the ground. The drop off The Hump is the part everyone talks about.
Double karts
Double karts let a co-pilot ride along. They're a great option for parents racing with younger kids who aren't ready to drive on their own.
Bumper boats
Cool off on the bumper boats, where every boat comes with its own water gun. Splash your friends, bump into your family, and expect to get a little wet. On a hot summer day, that's half the fun.
Mini golf across the street
Want to make a night of it? Adventure Raceway's sister attraction, Lost Treasure Golf, sits right across the Parkway with mini golf for the whole family. It's an easy way to pair putting with racing in one stop.
Plan your visit
2945 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
(865) 428-2971
Easy to find — Adventure Raceway is right on the Pigeon Forge Parkway between traffic lights four and five.
Open year-round — the raceway runs a lighter schedule in the off season, so call ahead to confirm hours, especially in winter.
Check the rules — height and age requirements for drivers, riders, and bumper boats are posted at each attraction. Call ahead if you're bringing young kids.
Go in the evening — the Parkway lights up at night, and the view from the top of The Hump is even more fun after dark.
More go-karts and family fun nearby
Pigeon Forge is packed with family fun. For more go-karts, check out Rockin' Raceway on the Parkway and NASCAR SpeedPark in Sevierville. The Island in Pigeon Forge has rides, shops, and restaurants, and the Rocky Top Mountain Coaster is another favorite thrill. For more ideas, browse all our Pigeon Forge attractions.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Adventure Raceway?
At 2945 Parkway in Pigeon Forge, between traffic lights four and five.
What is The Hump at Adventure Raceway?
It's the peak of the elevated wooden go-kart track, about three stories up, where the track tops out before spiraling back down.
Does Adventure Raceway have double karts?
Yes. Double karts are available for drivers who want a co-pilot along for the ride.
What else is there besides go-karts?
Bumper boats with water guns, plus mini golf at the sister course, Lost Treasure Golf, across the Parkway.
Is Adventure Raceway open all year?
Yes, with a lighter schedule in the off season. Call ahead to confirm hours.
Adventure Raceway is right on the Parkway, just minutes from our Pigeon Forge cabins. Our family cabins have room for the whole crew, and our game room cabins keep the fun going back at the cabin. Wind down in one of our hot tub cabins, and book direct to get our Stay & Play Pass with free attraction tickets for every paid night.