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08/29/2022

Principle 13 – A Constitution should protect the people from the frailties of their rulers.
“If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary…. [But lacking these] you must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it to control itself.” – James Madison

08/28/2022

Principle 12 – The United States of America shall be a republic.
“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America And to the republic for which it stands….”

01/20/2015

Dollywood Changes for 2015

Dollywood recently named several big changes scheduled for the 2015 season. This year marks the 30th anniversary for the park, and it is also introducing several new and exciting projects that families are sure to love.

The outside of the park will be getting a new upgrade. The park is making plans for a $5.5 million project to enhance the visitor experience. Upon their arrival at the entrance to Dollywood in 2015, guests will find larger and more easily navigable parking facilities, as well as, new modern trams to transport them more efficiently from their vehicles to the front gate. The new entrance and parking lot are part of the Pigeon Forge amusement park’s 10-year, $300 million plan of improving and expanding to increase the amount of fun activities that families can enjoy there. Other recent additions include their newest ride, FireChaser Express that opened last season.

Dolly Parton also plans to open her DreamMore Resort beside Dollywood in late spring.

Families looking for musical entertainment will find enough to keep them happy at Dollywood. The park is home to some of the most exciting shows in the Smoky Mountains, including the brand new "Rock the Smokies" show. "Dollywood’s Rock the Smokies" is going to be the brand new contemporary Christian music festival scheduled for the Labor Day weekend 2015. There will be stages placed in several areas around the park which will feature singers and performers from all across the country.

01/14/2015

Walker Sisters Homestead

The Little Brier Gap Trail is located in the heart of an old mountain community known as Little Greenbrier. The Little Brier Gap Trail connects the area to the Metcalf Bottoms picnic area along Little River Road to the south.The homestead includes a cabin, springhouse, and corn crib.

This small mountain community achieved national fame when five spinster sisters continued to live here decades after the park was established. After the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was formed in the 1930s, they obtained a lifetime lease.

The Walker Sisters refused to sell their farm to the national park. They maintained their traditional mountain life into the 1960s when the last of the sisters died.

The trail is 2.6 miles round-trip and an easy hike. It is most easily accessed from the Metcalf Bottoms Picnic Area. It is an especially enjoyable hike in the spring when the wildflowers are blooming.

01/06/2015

Wonderful Web Cams

It is a cold day in January here in the Smoky mountains. You can still enjoy the majestic views and stay warm by checking out the Great Smoky Mountains National Park we**ams.You may be many miles and many months away from your next trip to the Smokies but you can visit virtually at any time on your computer, tablet or smart
phone. There are two views you can enjoy:

1. Look Rock: Located on the western edge of the park at mid elevation, this we**am offers views of Mount Le Conte, Clingmans Dome and Cades Cove

2. Purchase K**b: Located at high elevation on the eastern end on the park, the Purchase K**b we**am offers views to the northeast. Even in winter these cams show awesome views and on a clear day "you can see forever".

You can access them by visiting this link

12/17/2014

Wilderness Wildlife Week is one of the most popular events in Pigeon Forge each year and will be held at the LeConte Concention Center from January 24th until January 31st, 2015. This amazing weeklong event celebrates its 25th year this year. It’s open to the public and completely free!

Wilderness Wildlife Week is made up of exhibits, performances, workshops, classes, walks and talks that are both informative and entertaining. These programs celebrate the features, creatures and cultures of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the surrounding region. It offers activities for all ages and brings thousands of nature lovers to Pigeon Forge each year.

For music lovers there are different musical presentations each day which will highlight the Appalachian region. Visitors can listen to old-time mountain ballads, hymns, bluegrass, and traditional mountain instruments.

Children will also be able to enjoy the event through the KIDS’ TRACK! program which consists of a series of informative and activity-filled workshops where they will have the opportunity to learn more about nature in unique and fun ways. Hikers will find their comfort zone during the week too, as multiple hiking presentations are given.

12/10/2014

Winter Activities in the Smoky Mountains

Winter in the Smoky Mountains is a time of festivals and lights, shows and shopping. Dollywood becomes a winter wonderland and all the theaters have special holiday shows such as: Christmas at Dixie Stampede, Christmas at the Smoky Mountain Opry, Comedy Barn Christmas Show and Pigeon Forge Christmas Show at Country
Tonite.

The Trolley Tour of Lights tours around the town to see the Winterfest lights.

The Craft Loop through the Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community is the perfect place to find that unique, one-of-a-kind holiday gift and the festiveatmosphere of Gatlinburg makes holiday shopping an exciting treat.

The Tanger Outlet at Five Oaks in Sevierville offers great outlet deals with great holiday specials on famous name brands.

Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort offers downhill skiing and snowboarding on several trails, that are lighted for night time skiing as well as an amazing snow tubing park. Ober Gatlinburg also has a ski school and ski equipment rentals.

Remember to bundle up and pack your winter wear! The temperature can get very cold, especially in the mountains. If you plan to travel into the Smokies be sure to check the weather forecast.

12/03/2014

Unique Christmas Gifts From The Smoky Mountains

Here are some ideas for thoughtful, different and unique gifts that can be easily purchased while you are enjoying your vacation in the smoky mountain area.

"Gifts of Doing": These are wonderful gifts to give to those who live within a few hours drive of our area. Some ideas include: theater tickets (Smoky Mountain Opry, the Comedy Barn, Hatfields and McCoy Theater and many others) Dollywood or Splash Country day or season passes are always a good choice for just about everyone. Wonderworks is especially great for kids. Titanic tickets are a sure win for the historic buff or romantic on your list. For that avid sports enthusiast Smokies baseball tickets are an exciting option. There are also several amusement park attractions throughout the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge/Sevierville area. For the nature lover there is Parrot Mountain and Rainforest Adventure. A stay in a cabin in the smokies is a definite must for that very special person or family.

Handmade Gifts: There are over 100 artists and craftsmen in the 8-mile loop in the Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community in Gatlinburg. This is a great source for original holiday gift giving. Choose from pottery, jewelry, woodwork, accessories, clothing, artwork, decorative items for the home and much, much more. For additional information visit: http://www.gatlinburgcrafts.com

While shopping for your special Christmas gifts, come and stay with us in a cozy cabin in the mountains. Give us a call at 1.888.477.8366.

11/05/2014

Veterans Day is a prime opportunity to honor and thank the brave men and women who have served in our armed forces and whose dedicated service allows us to remain free. The Smoky Mountain area cities of Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville will be hosting holiday celebrations. Let’s take a look at some of the best Veterans Day events in the Smoky Mountains.

Gatlinburg:

The City of Gatlinburg will extend a heartfelt “Thank You!” to the men and women who put service before self at the Gatlinburg Veterans Day Celebration. The popular free-admission event on Tuesday, November 11 will be held at the

Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies at 11:00 am.

Pigeon Forge:

The Pigeon Forge Veterans Day Parade is one of the area’s popular holiday events. The 4th Annual "Salute to Veterans Parade" includes live entertainment and patriotic floats. The parade will start at Traffic Light #10 along the Pigeon Forge Parkway and conclude at Patriot Park. (Old Mill Avenue at traffic light #7) The end of the parade marks the official start of the annual Winterfest Festival. The parade kicks off at 4:30 p.m. on November 11, 2014. Admission is
free.

Sevierville:

The city of Sevierville, Dolly Parton's hometown, will also host another great Veterans Day event at the County Courthouse. The festivities begin at 11 a.m. on November 11, 2014. This celebration will feature speeches from state and local politicians to honor members of America’s military services. A special highlight of this event is a flyover by the "Warbirds of America". State Senator Doug Overbey and County Mayor Larry Waters will be special guests. .
Admission is free.

10/15/2014

Autumn is both a beautiful and a busy time in the Great Smoky Mountains. The annual show of fall colors attracts many sightseers to the smokies area, especially during the last three weeks of October. During this season, vividly colored fall leaves may grab your attention, but don't overlook the park's fall wildflowers which bloom in profusion along the many roadways!

Why are fall colors so remarkable in the smokies? One reason is the park's amazing diversity of trees. Some 100 species of native trees are found in the smokies and the vast majority of these are deciduous trees which exhibit amazing colors.

For some suggestions on things to do in the area during the autumn color spectacular, visit Special Autumn Activities

10/08/2014

Autumn in the Smokies

The awesome, breathtaking beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and the surrounding area during the autumn color season is difficult to describe in words. The mountains are ablaze with brilliant reds, oranges, golds and yellows as the fall leaf season brings gorgeous color to the east Tennessee area.

Altitude affects the fall leaf colors.The color display usually reaches its peak at the middle and lower elevations between mid-October and early November. This is the area's most spectacular display. These elevations include such colorful trees as sugar maple, red maple, scarlet oak, sweetgum and hickories. At the higher elevations, the colors start as early as mid-September with maples, yellow birch, beeches, and cherry.

In addition to altitude, temperature and moisture also affect the timing of the fall color show. When the first frost occurs can affect both the intensity and timing of the trees' color. A dry summer can make leaves change earlier, and dry summers with a wet early autumn can cause brilliant, extended fall color. Learn about why leaves turn color.

Although there is no way of knowing exactly when the color will begin or how long it will last, there are resources online to help you know what is happening. You can visit the Southest Foliage Report for this information

Wonderful foliage color can be found almost anywhere within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the surrounding areas of Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Wears Valley and Townsend. Highway 441 through the Great Smoky mountains National Park from Gatlinburg to Cherokee and the road to Clingmans Dome provide some of the best views of fall colors,especially long-range panoramic views.

The 11 mile loop road through Cades Cove and the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail in Gatlinburg are also well worth exploring. Some easy hikes to see good color are: Sugarlands Trail, The Walker Sisters Cabin Trail and Grotto Falls.

October and early November are busy times in the smokies. It is recommended you book your accommodations as early as possible. Call us today to reserve a cabin for your "Fall Foliage Stay": 1.888.477.8366.

10/01/2014

Gatlinburg Has A New Eatery in the Glades

Backwoods Pizza, LLC is coming to Covered Bridge in the Glades on Saturday October 4th!
They are serving Pizza, Salad and Sandwiches in a quiet and friendly atmosphere.
Their hours are: Monday-Thursday: 11:00AM to 10:00PM, Friday and Saturday: 11:00AM to 11:00PM and closed on Sundays. FREE Delivery, Dine In or Takeout!
Call today 865-325-8328.

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