4 Best Sights in Sevierville, Tennessee

A beautiful and surreal crystal-clear stream runs through this underworld of grottoes and natural chimneys. This cave was a source of flint for Native American arrowheads and later served as a clandestine site for moonshine production. A stereophonic sound system adds to the experience. Pack a jacket even if it's sweltering outside. Temperatures inside the cavern hold steady year-round at 58 degrees.

Sevierville's newest major attraction includes the Southeast's longest mountain coaster and a hilltop village with farm animals and a restaurant accessed via chairlift. The Western-themed complex includes two attractive white barns framing a courtyard where live bluegrass musicians and rodeo-style lasso experts perform. 

Massive waterslides abound at this modern water park with thrill rides that include the Avalaunch Watercoaster, the Whoop! and Holler! body slides, and a new dueling watercoaster, The Edge. There's also a surf wave, a 35,000-square-foot wave pool, and an extensive water playground called The Hive.