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Just because the bears have hibernated for the winter, doesn’t mean that you have to! The holiday festivities have ended but Gatlinburg continues to provide more reasons to come and spend this chilly season in the Great Smoky Mountains. ...

The arts and crafts community has established a strong presence in Gatlinburg. Their deep association with Southern Appalachian culture brings a rich heritage and fine craftsmanship to the mountains that’s nearly impossible to find anywhere else. ...

The streets of Gatlinburg area about to get a lot more entertaining when Smoky Mountains Tunes and Tales returns to the Parkway. ...

It’s date night in Gatlinburg, where are you headed? Well…here are some suggestions! Watch the sunset behind the mountains ...

There must be something in the air in Gatlinburg! People are flooding to the mountains to spend Valentine’s Day with their beloved. ...

If you’ve been in Gatlinburg’s downtown area, one thing is sure to catch your eye: all the desserts and street food. Funnel cakes, corndogs, other fried foods, and fudge are everywhere. Some shops specialize in just one of these at a time, but what... ...

Have a craving for something sweet? A walk through downtown Gatlinburg is like taking a stroll through Candy Land. The Parkway is lined with candy stores, fudge and ice cream shops just waiting to satisfy your sweet tooth. What makes Gatlinburg’s sweet shops especially tasty is... ...

Downtown Gatlinburg is home to some of the most exciting and interactive attractions. There is so much to see while strolling down the parkway that even with just a blink of an eye you could miss something interesting. Tucked away on the parkway is a... ...

If you have a passion for nature then you’re in luck! Wilderness Wildlife Week is taking place in May at the Leconte Center in Pigeon Forge. Wilderness Wildlife Week is an event where nature lovers, hikers and outdoors enthusiast come together to learn and appreciate... ...

It’s that time of year again! The black bears are out in full swing and many of our employees and guests have reported spotting these furry creatures roaming the park and even around our properties. Black bears are very common in the Smokies. In fact,.. ...