Departs Pigeon Forge · Guided park tours in open-air Jeeps
Open-air Jeeps with a local at the wheel, which is the point of paying for it: Roaring Fork and Newfound Gap are the two drives where parking and pull-offs defeat most visitors, and handing that problem to someone else changes the day. Routes run from two and a half hours up to four and a half for Cades Cove, and some finish on a private off-road trail in Pigeon Forge that only this company can use.

Pink Jeep Tours, now called Pink Adventure Tours, takes you into Great Smoky Mountains National Park in a custom pink Jeep Wrangler, with a local guide behind the wheel.
Tours leave from Pigeon Forge and combine scenic overlooks, waterfalls and historic cabins with stories about the people who settled these mountains. Some tours finish with a ride on a private off-road trail. It's an easy way to see the Smokies without having to drive or plan it yourself.
Roaring Fork Smoky Mountains Tour
This three-hour tour heads through Gatlinburg and loops the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail. You'll stop at overlooks and waterfall photo spots, pass the Noah "Bud" Ogle Place, and take a guided walk at the Alfred Reagan Place and Tub Mill. On the way back, the tour finishes on a private 4x4 trail.
Gatlinburg Loop Smoky Mountains Tour
This shorter tour, about two and a half hours, drives through historic Gatlinburg to a scenic overlook. It stops at a mountain stream, such as Cataract Falls or LeConte Creek, and visits the Noah "Bud" Ogle Cabin, then ends on the Bear Track.
Private tours
Want the Jeep to yourselves? Private tours give your group of up to eight its own vehicle and guide.
The Bear Track is a private off-road trail in Pigeon Forge that only Pink Adventure Tours can use. Select tours end there, so you get a real taste of 4x4 adventure on top of the mountain views. The trail is rated mild, with maintained dirt roads and a few bumps along the way.
Age limit: Children under 2 can't ride.
Walking: Some stops involve walking on rocky, uneven ground. Guests with limited mobility can stay in the Jeep.
Pregnant guests: Pregnant guests can't ride the 4x4 section, but they can wait at a covered pavilion.
Rain or shine: Tours run in the rain as long as roads are open. Tours canceled for unsafe conditions are fully refunded.
Itineraries change: Stops can change with weather or parking, so think of each tour as a general plan rather than a fixed route.
Prefer to drive yourself? See our guides to the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail, Cades Cove, Newfound Gap, the Foothills Parkway and Kuwohi, or browse all our scenic drives. Love Jeeps? Don't miss the Great Smoky Mountain Jeep Invasion.
Yes. It now goes by Pink Adventure Tours and still runs Smoky Mountain tours in pink Jeep Wranglers from Pigeon Forge.
Pigeon Forge. The location is listed at 2611 Parkway.
About two and a half hours for the Gatlinburg Loop and three hours for the Roaring Fork tour.
Yes, ages 2 and up. Children under 2 aren't allowed.
It's rated mild, with maintained dirt roads and some bumps. Pregnant guests can skip the 4x4 section and wait at a covered pavilion.
Yes, as long as roads are open. Tours canceled for unsafe conditions get a full refund.
Pink Adventure Tours leaves right from Pigeon Forge, minutes from our cabins. Wake up to the same views in one of our mountain view cabins, bring everyone to our family cabins, and book direct to get our Stay & Play Pass with free attraction tickets for every paid night.