Posts Tagged ‘ National Park ’
Sections of Greenbrier Road Temporarily Closed
National Park officials announced that Ramsey Prong Road and Greenbrier Road will remain temporarily closed to all visitors through April 23. Repairs were expected to be complete in late March. However, the delay is due to the availability of steel beams for the Ramsey Prong Bridge. “With the wildflower season here, we understand many people
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Updated Openings in the GSMNP
Updated: February 12th, 2021: The Great Smoky Mountains National Park now requires face masks in all federal buildings and federal lands. Areas Now Open! Abrams Creek, Balsam Mountain, Big Creek, Cataloochee, and Cosby Campgrounds Big Creek, Cataloochee, Round Bottom, and Tow String Horse Camps Heintooga and Look Rock Picnic Areas Little Greenbrier Road The
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Spend Memorial Day Weekend in Pigeon Forge
Memorial Day is the kick off to the summer season! While the year has been much different than we’re used to, businesses in the area are opening up just in time for the travel season! Pigeon Forge restaurants, hotels, stores, and attractions are welcoming visitors back to enjoy the Great Smoky Mountains and all the
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National Park Announces Reopening
May 6, 2020: The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Announced Phased Reopening May 9, 2020 CLICK HERE FOR MORE CURRENT INFORMATION Hikers, scenic drive enthusiasts, and everyone ready to get back out into the great outdoors, get ready! President Trump announced in a press conference on Wednesday, April 22, 2020 that many national parks
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Best Places To Go Cycling in the Smoky Mountains
Best Places To Go Cycling in the Smoky Mountains Hopping on 2 wheels and hitting the open road…or mountain trails…can be an amazing experience, especially in the Great Smoky Mountains. While you may immediately think about motorcycles when you hear the term “2 wheels” but this time we’re talking about bicycles. Cycling in the Smoky Mountains is
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5 Reasons to get Married in Pigeon Forge
The Smokies are known as the Wedding Capital of the South for good reason. Read about five reasons to get married in Pigeon Forge: 1. Pigeon Forge and the Smoky Mountains are Beautiful The Great Smoky Mountains and Pigeon Forge have absolutely stunning views. Why not have the beautiful mountains as your backdrop to your
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An Outdoor Playground for All
The weather here in the Smoky Mountains has been stunning this year! Amazing temperatures, nice breezes and light rain have formed a beautiful and ideal outdoor playground! It is a perfect summer for a picnic in the Smokies. Grab your favorite picnic foods and head down to the creek. Make sure that our cub reporter,
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