Trolley Information

Gatlinburg Pigeon Forge and Sevierville's Trolley system are a fun an easy way to save yourself from the frustration of fighting the traffic. When you look at public transportation you may think of buses subways and trains. These things are all fine for large city's but for Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville we opt to have a moving experience that does not cost the enviroment as well. Although the trolley systems do operate year round (after all, many locals depend on the trolley system as anyone living anywhere else would depend on mass transit), however, some trolley routes are limited to late spring, summer, and fall months. Check the local trolley maps for which routes are running during your visit.

Gatlinburg Trolley Map

Gatlinburg's trolley system is the fifth largest mass transit system in the state of Tennessee.  The trolley system was established in 1980 with a fleet of only six trolleys. Gatlinburg now has 20 trolleys that service approximately 50 miles in and around Gatlinburg and surrounding areas.  

Pigeon Forge Trolley Map

The Pigeon Forge Fun Time Trolleys are an easy and affordable way to get around the city. Almost everything in Pigeon Forge is located along our six-lane, five-mile-long Parkway. Traffic lights are numbered which makes for easy directions. And, if you'd rather ride than drive yourself, hop on one of our Fun Time Trolleys. Most trolleys are equipped with lifts to accommodate passengers who are in wheelchairs, and trolley drivers can call for a special lift equipped van when needed. Call (865)-453-6444 for information on trolley capabilities and routes. Click here for more information on fares, routes and schedules.