Gatlinburg Vacation Information

Waterfalls are one of nature’s most beautiful formations. Between the ample rainfall and elevation factor, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is home to some of the best waterfalls in the Southern United States. The abundant rainfall flows down the mountainside to create some beautiful views. Many of the waterfalls in the Smokies can be accessed through different hikes in the park. Here are 4 of the best hikes in the Smoky Mountains with waterfalls:

Going on a picnic is one of our favorite vacation activities! We can’t think of anything better than enjoying a delicious sandwich amongst the spectacular scenery of the Smokies. You have so many different picnic areas to choose from! No matter which one you decide to visit, you’ll have a great time. Here are the 4 best picnic areas in Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains:

One of the awesome perks of staying in our Gatlinburg condos is they are right around the corner from the Gatlinburg Trail, a scenic walking trail that leads directly into Great Smoky Mountains National Park. If you want to explore the park and enjoy being outside, you definitely need to hike this trail. Here are the top 4 reasons why you need to experience the Gatlinburg Trail during your vacation to the Smokies:

Some people love to relax on vacation by going fishing. There’s nothing better than sitting by the water and enjoying being out in nature while you wait on a fish to bite the line. Whether you’re a Tennessee resident or coming into town for vacation, you can enjoy this leisurely activity as long as you have a fishing license in TN! Here are the top 5 things to know about getting a fishing license in TN.

You may think there aren’t any hiking trails in the Smoky Mountains you can do during the winter months when it’s cold, but you actually have quite a few options! Seeing the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in the winter is a treat, especially when there’s snow on the ground. Look at these 4 of the best hiking trails in the Smoky Mountains you can tackle during winter: