10 Fun Indoor (Rainy Day) Activities in Gatlinburg

Pouring rain, hot days, or cold snaps don’t have to bring you down in Gatlinburg. This little mountain town is brimming with indoor entertainment. Here are 10 climate-controlled outings that never feel like a backup plan. Go ice skating at Ober Mountain’s indoor arena. Open year-round, the rink is…

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12 Hidden Gems in Gatlinburg

Whether you’re a seasoned Gatlinburg traveler or a first-time guest, these 12 off-the-beaten-path local favorites are sure to delight. Pack them all in one trip or multiple visits to see Gatlinburg from a whole new perspective. At Tom & Earl’s Back Alley Grill you can eat like a local at this…

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8 Gatlinburg Gifts to Make Mom Smile on Mother’s Day

Make Mom’s Mother’s Day extra-special with a Gatlinburg gift. From handmade mountain treasures to experiences fit for a queen, you’ll find something just right for Mom. Flowers never fail to show Mom how much she means. Count on Cupid’s Petals Florist, in business for more than 40 years, to deliver…

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10 Swiftie-Approved Gatlinburg Travel Eras

Tennessee treasure Taylor Swift’s songs and life are influencing everything from fashion to travel. Bring Swiftie energy to your Gatlinburg stay with Era-aligned outings. Whether you float through the Smokies on a Lavender Haze or rock your vacation like an Anti-Hero, we have ideas for every vibe…

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5 Sweet Treats for Your Galentines Trip

Girls just wanna have fun – and that includes dining on delicious dishes and splurge-worthy sips. Gatlinburg’s tastiest treats will put the icing on the cake of your next girls’ trip. Whether you’re traveling with your oldest friends or your little girls, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite sweet…

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Holiday Shopping Season in Gatlinburg

As temperatures drop, it’s time to shop. Get a head start on the holidays this winter in Gatlinburg. Local retailers’ shelves are chock-full of eclectic gifts, décor items and cozy collectibles sure to put you in the giving spirit. Grab a cup of something warm and take a tour of some of our favorite…

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Creativity Reigns in the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community

The origins of Gatlinburg’s arts and crafts community are as creative as its founders. After years of crafting their wares in downtown streets and studios, in 1937 John Cowden and several other local artisans packed up shop and moved home to the Glades. Relocating to home studios on the outskirts…

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