Getting Around Pigeon Forge: Accessible Transportation & Mobility Options
Getting around Pigeon Forge is easy and accessible for visitors of all abilities. Whether you use a wheelchair, scooter, prefer to travel on foot, or are planning how to get around Pigeon Forge without a car, you’ll find a variety of accessible transportation options, walkable areas, and helpful resources that make exploring the area convenient and comfortable.
Explore the accessible ways to get around Pigeon Forge below.
Accessible Transportation
Pigeon Forge Trolleys
One of the most convenient and affordable ways to get around is with the Pigeon Forge trolley system. Tolleys and trams are lift-equipped for wheelchairs and mobility devices, accessible at designated trolley stops throughout the city, and operate along major routes. Visit the website or call (865) 453-6444 for more information.
Accessible Walking Areas & Trails
Riverwalk Trail
The Riverwalk Trail is a scenic, pet-friendly greenway that runs along the Little Pigeon River. This trail is paved, lighted, and accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers, offering a peaceful and easy way to explore Pigeon Forge at your own pace.
Accessible Public Infrastructure
Street Crosswalks
Pigeon Forge crosswalks are designed to be accessible for all visitors and include curb ramps, pedestrian push buttons, pavement markings, extended crossing times, and detectable warning surfaces.
Accessible Venues
LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge
LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge is a fully accessible event facility located along the Riverwalk. The Center’s layout makes it easy for visitors with mobility needs to navigate comfortably with no stairs or escalators (all areas are ground-level), automatic door openers at entrances, and ADA-accessible restrooms.
Mobility Rentals
Wheelchair, ECV & Scooter Rentals
Visitors who need mobility support can rent equipment locally to make getting around easier. Available rentals include mobility scooters from Smoky Mountain Scooter Rentals, wheelchairs, and electric conveyance vehicles (ECVs).
Getting to Pigeon Forge
Planning your trip? Tools like Google Maps can help you plan your route with accessibility features such as screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, and other route options. Learn about accessibility in Google Maps.
