Stay A While -Cabin, Pigeon Forge, TN

06/20/2026

03/16/2026

Springtime is perfect for the 3-hour drive to visit all six of the Smoky Mountains' stunning “no-hike” waterfalls! This easy road trip takes you to six beautiful waterfalls in and around the Great Smoky Mountains that you can see with little to no walking at all! Most of these falls can be seen right from a roadside pull-off or just a few steps from the parking area, making this trip great for anyone who wants amazing views without the work of a long hike. Along the way you’ll also pass through several classic mountain towns in Tennessee and North Carolina, where you can stop for local food, browse small shops, or take in scenic overlooks before heading to the next waterfall. By the end of the drive, you’ll have seen six of the Smokies’ most beautiful roadside waterfalls all in one fun half-day trip.

📍Cane Creek Twin Falls
📍The Sinks
📍Place of a Thousand Drips
📍Meigs Falls
📍Cliff Branch Falls
📍Mingo Falls

12/29/2024

06/06/2024

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Last summer, my daughter and I traveled to Atlanta to see John Mulaney perform. We had a little time to burn and decided to swing by the Marriott Marquis downtown, which was used as one of the main locations for the Marvel TV show “Loki”. The strange interior architecture of the place was certa...

06/06/2024

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Yet another reason to Stay A While in Pigeon Forge, TN!!
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Everyone loves Dolly and Dollywood! The Pigeon Forge theme park just received more top honors from industry experts.

01/26/2024

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05/17/2023

Gorgeous Great Smoky Mountains sunset on the TN/NC border.

Photo by Mason Molina

04/22/2023

Photinus carolinus is a firefly species that flashes synchronously. Every year in late May to early June, thousands of visitors gather near the Elkmont Campground to observe these unique fireflies.