Guidebook for Smoky Mountains
Food Scene
Local Goat- New American Restaurant
2167 ParkwayExcellent burgers, nice atmosphere for family as well!
Top Notch Mexican Food! Fajita steak tacos are amazing! Connected to Iron Boar Saloon.
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No Way Jose's Cantina
104 Waldens Main StTop Notch Mexican Food! Fajita steak tacos are amazing! Connected to Iron Boar Saloon.
Boss Hogg's BBQ
1198 Wears Valley RdBBQ! Great prices and good place for lunch!
Holston's Kitchen
639 Dolly Parton PkwyExcellent Steak Dinner!
Cherokee Grill and Steakhouse
1002 ParkwayGreat Steaks!
Howard's Steakhouse
976 ParkwayFavorite place to eat!
Three Jimmy's Good Time Eatery
1359 East ParkwayDowntown Flavortown
Outstanding food, some of the best around town!
Parks & Nature
Clingmans Dome is a mountain in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina, in the southeastern United States.Wikipedia
Elevation:6,644′
Year built:1959
Prominence:4,505′
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克林格曼斯穹頂
Clingmans Dome is a mountain in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina, in the southeastern United States.Wikipedia
Elevation:6,644′
Year built:1959
Prominence:4,505′
Resting in Little Greenbriar, a former Appalachia mountain community resting in a narrow valley carved into the southwestern slope of Cove Mountain, vacationers can access the hidden gems of the Smoky Mountains that are this homestead log cabin, springhouse, and corn crib by either the Cove Mountain Trail from the Sugarlands Visitor Center or the Little Brier Gap Trail from the Metcalf Bottoms picnic area. Here you'll discover historical landmarks in the Smokies that rival those found in Cades Cove and learn about the 5 spinster sisters who inhabited the building until the 1960's, clinging to their mountain traditions.
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Walker Sisters Cabin
Resting in Little Greenbriar, a former Appalachia mountain community resting in a narrow valley carved into the southwestern slope of Cove Mountain, vacationers can access the hidden gems of the Smoky Mountains that are this homestead log cabin, springhouse, and corn crib by either the Cove Mountain Trail from the Sugarlands Visitor Center or the Little Brier Gap Trail from the Metcalf Bottoms picnic area. Here you'll discover historical landmarks in the Smokies that rival those found in Cades Cove and learn about the 5 spinster sisters who inhabited the building until the 1960's, clinging to their mountain traditions.
Cades Cove is an isolated valley located in the Tennessee section of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA. The valley was home to numerous settlers before the formation of the national park. Today Cades Cove, the single most popular destination for visitors to the park, attracts more than two million visitors a year because of its well preserved homesteads, scenic mountain views, and abundant display of wildlife.[1] The Cades Cove Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Cable Mill Visitors Center
5686 Cades Cove Loop RdCades Cove is an isolated valley located in the Tennessee section of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA. The valley was home to numerous settlers before the formation of the national park. Today Cades Cove, the single most popular destination for visitors to the park, attracts more than two million visitors a year because of its well preserved homesteads, scenic mountain views, and abundant display of wildlife.[1] The Cades Cove Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Many people's favorite thing to do in the park is to go to Cade’s Cove before opening on Wednesdays or Saturdays. You can ride bikes along the path before cars are allowed in. If you choose car, you can also get out and hike at certain spots. You'll see historic cabins, churchs, animals and great views. Bikes are definitely the best way to see Cade’s Cove. Bike rental is just up the street. Pack a lunch! PRO TIP: make sure you plan for this trip especially during busier seasons. Early in the day is a must. Cars start packing it in as the day goes!
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Cades Cove Loop Road
Cades Cove Loop RoadMany people's favorite thing to do in the park is to go to Cade’s Cove before opening on Wednesdays or Saturdays. You can ride bikes along the path before cars are allowed in. If you choose car, you can also get out and hike at certain spots. You'll see historic cabins, churchs, animals and great views. Bikes are definitely the best way to see Cade’s Cove. Bike rental is just up the street. Pack a lunch! PRO TIP: make sure you plan for this trip especially during busier seasons. Early in the day is a must. Cars start packing it in as the day goes!
Drinks & Nightlife
Three Jimmy's Good Time Eatery
1359 East ParkwayGood food, great bar, and bands play on certain nights.
Sugarlands釀酒公司
805 ParkwayWell you have to try some Moonshine when in town!
Iron Boar Saloon
104 Waldens Main StNice outdoor bar! Connected to No Way Jose's Cantina.
Ole Smoky Moonshine
903 ParkwayTaste different moonshine flavors. Touristy on the GB strip!
Ole Smoky Barn
131 The Island DrTaste different moonshine flavors. At the Island shopping area!
Sightseeing
Great way to relax and see the park if you want to take a break from hiking! There are also a number of other operators - you may want to call around to see about availability and desired times!
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Sugarlands Riding Stables
1409 ParkwayGreat way to relax and see the park if you want to take a break from hiking! There are also a number of other operators - you may want to call around to see about availability and desired times!
Quiet forests with only the sounds of chirping bids and the rustle of leaves in the breeze. Natural beauty isn't always something that you can simply just drive-up upon. However, The Foothills Parkway allows you to do just that. Wind through miles of peaceful woodlands, where several pull-offs afford drivers a chance to take time to enjoy the magnificent vistas that dot this Great Smoky Mountain Parkway. Here you'll find Look Rock of the Smoky Mountains, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
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Foothills Parkway
Foothills ParkwayQuiet forests with only the sounds of chirping bids and the rustle of leaves in the breeze. Natural beauty isn't always something that you can simply just drive-up upon. However, The Foothills Parkway allows you to do just that. Wind through miles of peaceful woodlands, where several pull-offs afford drivers a chance to take time to enjoy the magnificent vistas that dot this Great Smoky Mountain Parkway. Here you'll find Look Rock of the Smoky Mountains, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail
Roaring Fork Motor Nature TrailEssentials
Best grocery store in the area with solid grab-n-go options (great for hikes!) as well as a deli for fresh made sandwiches. It’s located at traffic light #3 at the corner of the Parkway and Wears Valley Rd. Awesome place to stop for groceries if you're coming in to Gatlinburg through Pigeon Forge. Great selection and really nice gourmet options. If you have any dietary needs, this is your place. Lots of prepared food options if you want to eat at home!
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Publix Pharmacy at Valley Forge Shopping Center
2656 ParkwayBest grocery store in the area with solid grab-n-go options (great for hikes!) as well as a deli for fresh made sandwiches. It’s located at traffic light #3 at the corner of the Parkway and Wears Valley Rd. Awesome place to stop for groceries if you're coming in to Gatlinburg through Pigeon Forge. Great selection and really nice gourmet options. If you have any dietary needs, this is your place. Lots of prepared food options if you want to eat at home!
Entertainment & Activities
多利伍德
2700 Dollywood Parks BlvdHarrah's Cherokee Casino Resort
777 Casino DrThe Island Dr
The Island DriveShops, food, rides!
Smoky Mountain River Rat Main Tubing Outpost
205 Wears Valley RdRiver rafting
Smoky Mountain Rafting
3299 Hartford RdWhite water rafting
Tuckaleechee Caverns
825 Cavern RdUnder ground caverns
Shopping
Tanger Outlets Sevierville
1645 ParkwayRocky Top Harley-Davidson
105 Waldens Main StNeed a new motorcycle?