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Great Smoky Mountains
Nestled in the natural beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, you'll discover amazing attractions, outdoor adventures, plus shopping & restaurants in a quaint village setting known as Gatlinburg. This is the place to make memories your family & friends will be talking about for years!
At Traffic light #8 in Gatlinburg- take Historic Nature Trail Rd. till you see signs for "Roaring Fork Rd. Motor Nature Trail".
One way roads are narrow & steep in places; not recommended for RV's or trucks pulling trailers!
- picnic
- hike long or short trails
- scenic walk ways
- waterfalls
- streams
- Appalachian settlers cabins
- amazing views
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You enter the Great Smoky National Park from Gatlinburg after Traffic light #10. Continuing straight over the mountains about an hour's drive will take you to Cherokee, NC. Roads are very winding with hairpin turns & top speed is 35 mph.
Inside the National Park you will see:
- streams for trout fishing, swimming or tubing
- bridges
- campgrounds
- waterfalls
- scenic walk ways
- hiking trails including the Appalachian Trail
- picnic areas
- wildlife such as deer, turkey, fox, raccoon, & black bears
- amazing views from scenic overlooks
- Clingman's Dome
- Sugarlands Visitors Center
- tubing at the "Wye" near Townsend
- Cades Cove- scenic 11 mile, one way loop that must be experienced!
- horseback riding
- hay wagon rides at Cades Cove
- Original Appalachian settlers cabins
- Appalachian churches with cemeteries
- Old working grist mill
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