Memorial Day is the official kickoff for summer with the promise of long weekends, lazy afternoons, and the freedom of the open road. Take advantage of the beautiful weather, the shimmering sunlight, and the fresh mountain air and get ready for an amazing weekend getaway in the Smoky Mountains this year! Celebrate Memorial Day in
Mother’s Day is the perfect excuse to take your mom on a special getaway that will let her know how much you appreciate her. And celebrating in one of the charming towns around the Smoky Mountains is a great way to connect to nature and each other. Whether it’s a long-awaited girls’ trip, a
Wildflower season has arrived in the Smokies! As winter fades and spring brings new life, these ancient hills are transformed into a vibrant and fragrant wonderland. With over 1,500 species of flowering plants in the area, 80 percent of them are wildflowers, and you can catch a glimpse of all the eye-popping colors right now.
There’s nothing quite like the freedom of flying through the treetops at top speeds with the wind in your face and the world at your feet. These amazing zipline adventures offer stunning vantage points, a unique perspective of the world, and fun for the entire family. Whether you’re a daring thrill seeker or a novice
Car season is upon us here in the Smokies, and the thundering sounds of engines are already beginning to echo throughout the mountains. Gearheads and car enthusiasts from all over the country flock to the area to take part in some of the most exciting shows around. Keep reading to get the scoop on
It’s been a long winter, but spring is right around the corner. And there’s no better place than the Great Smoky Mountains to bring in a new season. With a dusting of snow still on the mountaintops and wildflowers beginning to bloom in the valleys, you can move seamlessly from winter to spring. The
In the spring, the Great Smoky Mountains alternate between snow lingering on the mountaintops from the winter and new growth in the beautiful, lush valleys. It’s a wonderful time to enjoy the best of both worlds. Read on for our favorite things to do in the Smoky Mountains in March. Go Hiking
The Great Smoky Mountains have some of the most invigorating hiking trails in the country, and the winter months only add to the gorgeous scenery and outdoor fun. The weather may be chilly, but for those willing to brave the cold, there is a ton of natural beauty to be experienced. If you’re looking for
You won’t find anything quite as peaceful as casting a line into the rippling waters of a stream cutting its way through snow-covered banks. The only sounds you hear are the rushing of the water and the soft wind blowing through the evergreen trees. Don’t wait - there’s still time to embrace the solitude
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and it’s not too late to plan a romantic getaway in the Smoky Mountains. Take advantage of the magic that happens here in the winter when the snow falls and infuses everything with a glow-y sort of feeling. Here are 5 reasons why you and your sweetheart will
