Guided Cades Cove Bus Tour From Townsend
Ride an ADA-compliant bus through Cades Cove with a guide and museum admission included
Duration
3 - 4 Hours
Ideal For
Up to 14 Seats people
Includes
Guided bus tour, Museum admission
Highlights
Explore Cades Cove by public bus with an experienced guide sharing local history and family stories. Your tour includes admission to the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center museum and heritage village.
- Meet at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center in Townsend
- Ride in an ADA-compliant bus with up to 14 seats
- Learn Cades Cove history from an experienced guide
- Watch for bears, deer, and other local wildlife
- Bring snacks and bottled non-alcoholic drinks
What's Included
- Guided bus tour
- Admission to the museum and heritage village
Things to know
Public tours are offered in 2026 on Monday and Friday mornings departing at 9:30. Let the operator know ahead of time if you need to use the handicap bus lift. There are no cupholders on the bus, so bottled drinks work best.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policy details are not provided. Credit card fees already collected when booking cannot be refunded if a refund is given.
Product ID: TNM469
FAQs
Bring snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. The bus has no cupholders, so bottled drinks work best.
Ride on an ADA-compliant bus. Let the operator know ahead of time if you need to use the handicap bus lift.
Your tour includes admission to the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center museum and heritage village.
Meeting details
Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center - 123 Cromwell Dr, Townsend, TN 37882
Related locations
Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center
Admission includedTucked along the quiet edge of Townsend, Tennessee, the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center brings the deep past of these ancient mountains to life. Log cabins, hand-hewn barns, and Cherokee artifacts tell a story stretching back centuries. Walking the grounds of the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center, you feel the weight of generations who farmed, hunted, and built community in these hollows. It is a place where history is tangible, not just displayed.
