Veteran Samuel Wear
Pigeon Forge is a city that has prided itself on patriotism for many years and has made an effort to always honor our nation’s veterans. This past Tuesday we celebrated […]
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Outdoor Adventures
First Snow of the Year
Last weekend visitors to our area saw an unusual sight for this time of year- snow…and lots of it. Snowstorms hit the Smokies on Friday night and by Saturday morning
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Fall Color Report Update
The peak week is finally here! After a slow start, leaves all over the Smoky Mountains have turned and created spectacular views. This weekend, almost anywhere you go in Great Smoky
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Mountain Life Festival
Fall festivals are a big deal in the Smoky Mountains. Visitors coming to Pigeon Forge will have an abundance of these festivals to choose from in the coming weeks but
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Temporary Single Lane Closure On Newfound Gap Road
If you plan on heading to the tops of the Smokies sometime this month, be on the lookout for some construction work on Newfound Gap Road at the Morton Mountain
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Deer in the Smokies
Have you ever seen a deer in Cades Cove? Chances are if you’ve ever been there you’ve likely spotted a white-tailed deer. The best time to look for deer is
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Swimming in the Smokies
Playing in the water is synonymous with family vacations in the summer. Pigeon Forge provides plenty of places to do that. Families can choose between various pools at their hotel
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Twin Creeks Trail and Noah Bud Ogle Cabin Reopen After Bear Activity
The Twin Creeks Trail, Noah Bud Ogle Cabin and the adjacent nature trail are now open to visitors after a brief closure due to bear activity. Earlier in the week,
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Laurel Falls Family Hike in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I love our family times in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It is so serene and peaceful, not to mention majestic and absolutely breathtaking. We like to just leisurely drive
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Historical Cemeteries to Visit in the Smoky Mountains
Visitors to the Smoky Mountains are constantly reminded that the Smokies were once a place where people actually lived. Some of these reminders include cabins, old homesteads, farmsteads and cemeteries.
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