Happy Trails Log Cabin in Bear Creek Crossing Resort

12/20/2021

We can make shopping easy! Get a Happy Trails Log Cabin gift certificate and make some memories! Good at either Pigeon Forge or Hardy, Arkansas location.

02/10/2021

Happy Trails Log Cabin also got a new barrel arcade game!

01/25/2021

Happy Trails II got a new toy!

07/13/2020

Bike riding Cade’s cove loop should be on your bucket list!

05/20/2020

Reopening responsibly.

Our Island shops, restaurants and attractions are not the same without you. Your joy and laughter are what keeps us going around here, and the safety of our ...

05/17/2020

Great Smoky Mountain businesses are opening up and so are the mountain views at Happy Trails Log Cabin! Prime summer dates still open but filling fast.

05/03/2020

Pigeon Forge is opening up and safely ready for you!

05/02/2020

Coming to the park next week? Make your trip by avoiding crowds.

If you get to a trailhead or overlook and the parking lot is full, don’t park along the road shoulder. Choose another destination. A full parking lot is a sure sign that the area is going to be too crowded for social distancing. Start your day early to beat the crowds. For trip planning assistance and a downloadable map, visit nps.gov/grsm.

Photo by Warren Bielenberg, taken 10/13/12 in Cades Cove

04/30/2020

Just in time for Mother’s Day!

Beginning May 9, the park will reopen many roads and trails. Campgrounds, picnic pavilions, visitor centers, and many secondary roads will remain closed during the first reopening phase, which is expected to last for at least two weeks.

While some areas will soon be accessible for visitors to enjoy, a return to full operations will continue to be phased and services may be limited. The park typically has more than one million visitors each month, May through October, from across the country.

The health and safety of employees, partners, volunteers, visitors, and local residents remains the highest priority in park reopening decisions. Park managers will examine each facility function and service provided to ensure those operations comply with current public health guidance, and will be regularly monitored. We continue to work closely with the NPS Office of Public Health using CDC guidance to ensure public and workspaces are safe and clean for all users.

Further information regarding the specifics of which roads and trails will reopen on May 9 will be shared next week. Please stay tuned and check nps.gov/grsm for updates.

NPS Photo

04/27/2020