The Great Smoky Mountains National Park boasts over 800 miles of trails with stunning vistas, rich forests, tumbling waterfalls, and abundant wildlife. From first-time visitor to experienced explorer, there's a Smoky Mountain trail suited exactly to your experience. Here, we'll take
Read MoreIf you're seeking one of the most famous hikes within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Alum Cave Trail to Mount LeConte is the way to go. Boasting breathtaking vistas, natural wonders, and a tough but well-deserved climb, this trail
Read MoreLocated in the Great Smoky Mountains foothills is Tennessee's most distinctive and culturally vibrant destination—the Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts Community. Dubbed America's largest independent artisan organization, this 8-mile loop is home to galleries, workshops, and studios where traditional Appalachian arts and
Read MorePigeon Forge, located in the heart of the Smoky Mountains, is a destination that is popular with adrenaline enthusiasts and nature enthusiasts. In case you are looking for the rush that comes with flying above tree canopies or climbing forested landscapes,
Read MoreThe Smoky Mountains are famous for their stunning vistas, winding trails, and unlimited possibilities for adventure. Although hiking and driving tours are favorites, perhaps the most distinctive way to see the area's natural beauty is on horseback. If you are an
Read MoreFew vistas compare to the tranquil beauty of a waterfall tumbling down ancient stone, flanked by the towering greenery of the Great Smoky Mountains. Two of the most noted waterfall trails in this park—Laurel Falls and Rainbow Falls—feature spectacular views, moderately
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