Gatlinburg, Tennessee Maps & Transportation

I-40 Rock Slide News & Information

The detour has ended. Travelers can head east and west once again on I-40 through the Great Smoky Mountains. Two eastbound lanes and one westbound lane are now OPEN and BACK IN BUSINESS! Read More

Great Smoky Mountains National Park Road and Facility Improvements

In Spring 2010, projects to improve park roads and facilities will result in the temporary closure of several popular park roads.

The following park roadways will be re-surfaced and, in some cases, rebuilt using $77.4 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA): Clingmans Dome Road, Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail and Cherokee Orchard Road, Smokemont Campground, Heintooga Ridge Road and Balsam Mountain Campground, Little River and Jakes Creek Trailheads, Foothills Parkway East, Cosby Campground Roads, The Sinks Parking Area. More Info

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How Far are you from Gatlinburg?

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For the co-pilot of the car, the one in charge of knowing the directions, here's a map of Gatlinburg to aid you on your journey. Take a look at the all-new alternate routes map of Gatlinburg that can shave an hour off your drive time by bringing you in the back way! Once you get here you can Park & Ride on Tennessee's fourth-largest mass transit system - the Gatlinburg Trolleys!

All Day Trolley Pass Arrives For Summer!

You can now hop aboard the Gatlinburg Trolley all day long for just two dollars a day! This six-month pilot program features unlimited access to the Red, Blue, Purple and Yellow Trolley routes. The Pink (Dollywood) and Tan (National Park) routes are not included in the pilot program. The All Day Trolley Pass is now sold at all three Gatlinburg Welcome Centers as well as at City Hall and the Mass Transit Center.

To view the locations of the trolleys, please click on the following link --Trolley Locations. The color-coded Trolley routes on the city of Gatlinburg map can get you around town for as little as fifty cents, and the trolley map of Gatlinburg also shows all the local parking lots and decks. Gatlinburg has over 17 parking lots conveniently located throughout downtown area for easy access. Just look for the blue parking labels on the City Map below. Parking fees vary based on locations.

Need to rent a car? How about a Jeep? Local rental companies offer an ample selection of cars, SUV's, motorcycles, ATV's, and Scooters. They have a wide variety of vehicles to choose from such as 2 person scooters, dune buggies, and the all new 3-wheel scooter cars. Mobility Scooters are also available. If you are in need of being pampered try one of our local limousine services that offer personalized service for a weddings, corporate, scenic tours, airport, or just a fun night out on the town.

If you are looking for a shuttle from the airport to Gatlinburg or looking for a scenic tour of the Great Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg offers shuttles to the casino, to your outdoor adventure destination, and to the UT home games and Bristol races. Historical tours and group shuttle transportation services are also available.

City Map of Gatlinburg

View Trolley Routes, City and Other Parking Lots.

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Approximate Mileages to Gatlinburg, Tennessee

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