Things to Do in the Smokies in January 2027
Take a fun vacation to the Great Smoky Mountains area in January! The Smokies area is home to an array of fun attractions and activities. Whether you want to see a show, take a bus tour, or visit some family-friendly attractions, there is something for everyone.
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Jan 1, 2027 to Jan 5, 2027
Moonshine Mountain Coaster Most Thrilling Mountain Coaster In GatlinburgSchedule Visiting the Moonshine Mountain Coaster in Gatlinburg in January is a thrilling winter escapade. The crisp mountain air enhances the winding ride, offering breathtaking views of the snow-kissed Smoky Mountains. With fewer crowds, you can enjoy a relaxed experience, savoring the coaster’s exhilarating curves at a personalized pace. Warm up afterward in cozy local cafes or explore nearby attractions, making January an ideal time for adventure and tranquil enjoyment in Gatlinburg. |
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Jan 1, 2027 to Jan 9, 2027
Steven Best's Unbelievable Magic Shows Pigeon Forge, TNSchedule January is a fantastic time to see the Magic Spectacular in Gatlinburg. The cozy indoor theater offers a welcome escape from winter weather. It's a quieter tourist season, enabling more intimate performances and easier access to seats. The show itself is a dazzling mix of illusion, comedy, and riveting magic tricks, creating an unforgettable experience. Post-show, you can enjoy the peaceful, picturesque winter scenery of Gatlinburg. It's a magical start to the year! |
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Jan 1, 2027 to Jan 30, 2027
The Redneck Comedy Bus Tour Pigeon ForgeSchedule
Who knew beautiful scenery and hilarious jokes could be enjoyed at the same time! Prepare yourself for a very fun trip, full of laughs for the whole family, while being able to see the breath taking views of the Smokey Mountains all thanks to The Redneck Comedy Bus Tour Smokies. This once in a life time experience takes you on a gorgeous two hour trip with great company. No matter the weather you will be comfortable riding in a climate controlled fun bus. Just when you think it couldn’t get better than this, the pit stop at Ole Smoky Moonshine Holler gives you a quick break from all the laughing to stretch and prepare for more fun. This trip of perfect for anyone who wants a great escape and laugh the stress away, the stunning views of the Smokey Mountains is the cherry on top of a family fun trip.
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Jan 2, 2027 to Jan 9, 2027
Cash and The King: Tribute to Elvis & Johnny CashSchedule Visiting "Legends in the Smokies" in January offers a unique and unforgettable experience. As the holiday crowds dwindle, you'll enjoy a more intimate atmosphere while exploring the legendary folklore and history of the Smoky Mountains. The crisp winter air enhances the storytelling magic, while nearby snow-capped peaks create a stunning backdrop. Off-season rates make it a budget-friendly option, allowing you to dive deep into captivating tales and scenic beauty without breaking the bank. |
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Jan 7, 2027
Jersey Voice The Frankie Valli Tribute Show Schedule January is a fantastic time to experience the Jersey Voice: The Frankie Valli Tribute Show in the Gatlinburg-Pigeon Forge area. With fewer crowds and lower accommodation rates, you’ll enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere and prime seat selection. The show’s energetic performances and timeless hits offer a lively escape from winter’s chill. Plus, the area’s picturesque mountain scenery is especially breathtaking in January, making it the perfect setting for an unforgettable night of music and entertainment. |
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Jan 1, 2027 to Jan 3, 2027
Gatlinburg Ghosts Tour Gilded Age Graves and GhoulsSchedule January is an ideal time to explore the Gatlinburg Ghosts of the Smokies Most Haunted Tour, where the crisp winter air adds a chilling atmosphere to this spine-tingling experience. With fewer crowds, you'll enjoy a more intimate journey through eerie landmarks and haunted locations. The stark, leafless trees of winter offer unobstructed views of the Smokies' mysterious beauty, creating an unforgettable backdrop for ghost stories that bring the region's haunted history vividly to life. |
