Huntsville, Nashville and Pigeon Forge

Huntsville, Nashville and Pigeon Forge

June 15-22, 2021    |    8 days

Pickup: Lancaster, Ephrata, Harrisburg    Lv- 7:00 am   Rt-9:00 pm

Price per person: $1,725 Double   $2,207 Single
$1,564 Triple  $1,484 Quad
Deposit – $200 per person at registration

7 breakfasts    3 lunches    5 dinners

Day 1 *Travel to West Virginia, making appropriate stops along the way *Enjoy a local favorite luncheon *Overnight in Huntington, WV (L)

Day 2 *Tour Toyota’s largest vehicle manufacturing plant in North America in Georgetown, KY Here the first American-made Camry rolled off the assembly line in 1988. *Visit the Kentucky Horse Park—a working horse farm, international equestrian competition venue, and an educational theme park in Lexington, Kentucky *Learn the various breeds, tour the Hall of Champions and the International Museum of the Horse *Overnight in Lexington, KY (B, D)

Day 3 *Enjoy a casual, buffet-style restaurant specializing in southern country cooking at the Stephen Foster Restaurant *Visit My Old Kentucky Home State Park which inspired Stephen Collins Foster’s famous song, “My Old Kentucky Home, Good-Night!” The farm is Kentucky’s most famous and beloved historic site originally named, “Federal Hill” *Ride a horse-drawn carriage to tour the town of Bardstown *Revel in the outdoor musical theatrical production of the Stephen Foster Story—father of American music *Overnight in Bardstown, KY (B, L)

Day 4 *Tour the National Corvette Museum—showcasing the Chevrolet Corvette, an American sports car in production since 1953 *Visit The Hermitage—an historical plantation and museum in Davidson County, Tennessee and owned by  Andrew Jackson, seventh President of the U.S. (1804 until his death in 1845) *Attend the Mike Huckabee show taping in Hendersonville, TN *Dinner and overnight in Nashville, TN (B, D)

Day 5 *Browse the shops and amenities at the famous and expansive Gaylord Opryland Hotel *Board one of the largest showboats ever built—the General Jackson Showboat for a scenic trip along the Nashville skyline and a delicious southern-style buffet *Tour the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, one of the world’s largest museums and research centers dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of  American vernacular music *Overnight in Nashville, TN (B, L)

Day 6 *Spend the day investigating the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, a museum operated by the government of Alabama, showcasing rockets, achievements and artifacts of the U.S. space program *Learn about the development of the space shuttle program, examine military hardware in our Team Redstone exhibit, experience a motion-based flight simulation on board HyperShip and experience the Red Planet in our Mars Play Station *Attend a presentation in our model of NASA’s Payload Operations Integration Center and tour through two International Space Station models as part of the “ISS: Science on Orbit” exhibit *Overnight in Chattanooga, TN (B,D)

Day 7 *Experience Ruby Falls, a series of underground cascading waterfalls totaling 145-feet in Lookout Mountain *Walk the Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge Built in 1890, the 2,376 foot bridge was the first to connect Chattanooga, Tennessee’s downtown with North Chattanooga. *Browse the bustling area and grab some lunch along the way *Stretch your legs a bit at The Island—a playful destination featuring unique shops, restaurants and amusements *Enjoy the evening at Country Tonight Theater, a large venue for family-friendly variety shows featuring live music, comedy and dancing *Overnight in Pigeon Forge, TN (B, D)

Day 8 *Head homeward through Virginia and into Pennsylvania making appropriate stops along the way (B, D)