Things to do

Adventure, right outside your cabin

Hiking, rafting, Dollywood, and some of the best views in the East, all a short drive away.

Top 5

The best views in the Smokies

Whether you earn your view on the trail or ride up in comfort, these are the sights our guests talk about most.

Gatlinburg SkyBridge
Ride the SkyLift to the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America, with a glass floor 150 feet above the valley.
Newfound Gap Road
A 31 mile drive through the national park from Gatlinburg to Cherokee, climbing 3,000 feet past overlook after overlook.
Ramsey Cascades
A challenging hike through old growth forest to the tallest waterfall in the park.
Laurel Falls
A paved, family friendly trail to an 80 foot waterfall.
Clingmans Dome
The highest point in the Smokies, with an observation tower and views across seven states on a clear day.

Activities

Over 800 miles of trails in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, from easy waterfall walks to all day summits.

Float or paddle the Pigeon River, with calm stretches for kids and Class III and IV rapids for thrill seekers.

Rides, shows and Smoky Mountain crafts at Dolly Parton’s theme park in Pigeon Forge.

Ride the Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster down the hillside at your own speed.

Browse more than 100 artisan shops along the Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community loop.

Ski and tube at Ober Mountain, then catch Winterfest lights in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.

Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are packed with attractions for every age. A few of our guests’ favorites:

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