4 keys to enjoying Smoky Mountain Wilderness

Check your backpack before hiking the twisted trails of the Smoky Mountain wilderness. Is everything you need securely inside? Carefully packing for any hiking trip is as important as a hiking buddy and people at home who know your plans and general whereabouts. These are only four gear items important to remember, but regardless of […]

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What to Do With Your Church Group in Gatlinburg, Tennessee

If you are planning a trip with your church group, Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains are a great choice. Among the many different wholesome attractions and activities, there is sure to be something appealing to every member of your group. Here are some of the region’s most popular activities to consider as you are […]

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How to Vacation in Pigeon Forge on a Budget

There are many reasons to visit Pigeon Forge. The incredible natural beauty and amazing attractions make it a premier vacation destination for any family.  And, on top of it all, Pigeon Forge can be extremely affordable. To prove it, check out this fun-filled and busy day on a budget! 8 to 9 am: Breakfast at […]

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Plan a Relaxing Day in Pigeon Forge

Pigeon Forge in the Great Smoky Mountains is a town filled with every kind of adventure and excitement.  But you can also enjoy a peaceful and relaxing day in this great mountain getaway town.  Here are just a few ways to enjoy a slower paced day relaxing in Pigeon Forge. 8:30 AM: Breakfast is an […]

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5 Things to Know About Fishing in Smoky Mountains

For many Smoky Mountain vacationers, the trip is not complete without a day of fishing.   In fact, for the true angler, it is the only reason to visit the Smokies. Year-round fly fishing is permitted in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.  You can start fishing thirty minutes before official sunrise but must finish up […]

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3 Best BBQ Places in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge

Barbecue (or is it BBQ?) is loved worldwide, but nowhere more than in the United States.  In fact, before the Civil War, it is estimated that Americans ate five times more pork than beef.  During the 19th century pigs were considered to be a low-maintenance food source. Therefore, pork barbecue was the culinary favorite in […]

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