The Smoky Mountains, known for their natural beauty, are home to several stunning swimming holes that offer a refreshing escape from the summer heat. Nothing beats the invigorating sensation of diving into clean, cool water on a hot day. Here are some of the top locations to take a dip and cool off in the Smoky Mountains.
The Great Smoky Mountains is a must-see destination and has long been a favorite among visitors both domestic and international. While visitors used to be able to enjoy the park's breathtaking natural beauty free of charge, a parking tag is no required to park within the park's boundaries. It's worth noting that visitors passing through the park or parking for less than 15 minute do not need to purchase a parking tag. For those planning to spend more time in the park, there are several options available for purchasing a parking tag.
After a day of hiking, sightseeing, and exploring the beauty of the Smoky Mountains, there’s nothing quite like sitting down to a delicious meal. Fortunately, the Smokies are home to a variety of amazing restaurants that cater to all tastes and preferences. Here are our top picks for dinners spots in the area.
We love the Smoky Mountains. Everything about them from the way they make you feel when you can see them on the horizon driving into town, to the experiences they provide for those who enjoy nature’s playground. Here are our top 5 outdoor activities that our family has come to enjoy over the years.
We weren't planning on adding another cabin to the mix but when we came across this property we couldn't resist. We typically look for cabins with good bones, and we've got to say Around The Bend has good bones and more. The family room is w...