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Spending time with that special someone or with family is a big part of the Gatlinburg cabin experience. Special occasions occur in all of our lives and guests often want to provide their loved one with some special way to mark events such as weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, family reunions and more. We know that trying to plan these things from afar can be challenging since you don’t know the area or who can provide the services you require. ...

Rekindle romance and enjoy secluded privacy at one of our cabins built with romance in mind. With unending views of the Great Smoky Mountains, you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the crowds and still be close enough to enjoy a dinner out. These romantic cabins will surprise you with how quiet Gatlinburg can be—when you are steps away from the National Park and all you have is a hot tub and a view. ...

Sevier County, TN is a popular wedding destination, in fact over 10,000 weddings are held here each year! There is a venue for every style and budget, from an elaborate church wedding to a rustic streamside ceremony. One of the reasons this area is so popular is because of the beauty that surrounds us which lends itself to great wedding pictures. Another reason is the process to obtain a license is quick and inexpensive. There are 3 locations to obtain a valid Tennessee Wedding License: ...

The Gatlinburg Farmer’s Market is opening back up for business in mid-May. The market will be located next door to Gatlinburg City Hall from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. Customers will find a variety of products from local vendors including a variety of freshly grown produce, homemade crafts and freshly baked goods. In addition to fresh, quality products, the Gatlinburg Farmers Market will also host events every second Saturday that will feature the best of natural and cultural resources of the Smokie ...

Calling all fishermen! Get your fishing gear ready because in April, the Smoky Mountain Spring Trout Tournament comes to Gatlinburg. This event is known as the largest trout tournament in the Smokies, and is held twice a year (spring and fall). Whether you’re a local... ...

The Walker Sisters, Margaret, Polly, Martha, Nancy, Louisa and Hettie, lived in what is now the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, and continued to live there even after the park was established. The six sisters were never married and lived on the land ... ...

In the Smoky Mountains, everyone goes off looking for bears. With a high population density in the Smoky Mountains, approximately two bears per square mile, it seems that running into one is almost inevitable. So, what about some harder to find types of wildlife?... ...

Hiking is not the only way to explore the beauty of the mountains. Many people opt to have a little assistance covering the trails. Man has long relied on horses to carry them from one place to another and here in the Smokies... ...

Tucked away in an obscure section of the National Park, is a lovely little valley called Cataloochee. The name is derived from the Cherokee word ” Gadalutsi” and means ” Fringe standing erect” which is believed to refer to the tall trees bordering ...

The Great Smoky Mountains is truly a magical place. Especially during the summer months when beauty can be found in every direction. Each year towards the end of May and beginning of June visitors can venture into the park and witness something truly unique. Synchronous... ...