Located about 20 minutes southwest of Pigeon Forge on US 321, Townsend, Tennessee offers visitors a well-rounded view of life in the Great Smoky Mountains far removed from the more heavily trafficked cities of Devierville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, Townsend is a quiet mountain oasis, luring guests in with its sunbdued charms and scenic beauty.

Any exploration of the Townsend area should include the northwest corner of the Great Smoky mountains National Park. The Tremont area of the park is nearby, featuring two scenic hiking trails and handy access ro Middle Prong of the Little Pigeon River road, you can make side trips to historic sites like the Little Greenbrier School or the Walker Sisters Cabin.

Lovers of the great outdoors will find plenty to do in townsend. Fishing is always one of the most popular activities, especially along the Little river, which runs through the heart of town. The river is also a favorite spot for swimmers and inner-tubes. for years, visitors have gathered at one of the river's confluences-better known as the "Y" where they take the plunge into the water and cool off on a hot summer's day.

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