Gatlinburg Area
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GETnBYE
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We enjoyed the aquarium (approx. 20 each) and the Titanic *Titanic is mostly a lot of history and reading and exhibits to see and it costs 50 per person, but I really enjoyed it.
http://www.titanicpigeonforge.com/
http://gatlinburg.ripleyaquariums.com/your-visit/welcome/
http://www.titanicpigeonforge.com/
http://gatlinburg.ripleyaquariums.com/your-visit/welcome/
porthole
Retired
Get on 441 south out of Gatlinburg and take a ride up and over the Smoky Mountains (without the trailer).
About 15 miles south there will be a right turn off to head up to Clingmans Dome. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clingmans_Dome
After that continue heading south all the way to Cherokee and have a visit in the Indian village. Plan a whole day.
About 15 miles south there will be a right turn off to head up to Clingmans Dome. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clingmans_Dome
After that continue heading south all the way to Cherokee and have a visit in the Indian village. Plan a whole day.
Definitely drive through Cades Cove
trdeal
Past North Carolina Chapter Leader
A few years ago Renee and I were in Gatlinburg and picked up one of those books that has things to see and do in the area. In the book Renee found a trail,not a walking trail,but one you could drive,that took you up and around the mountain.Water falls,beautiful scenery. The road was narrow so not sure driving a dually would be a good idea.Can't remember the name of the park,but as you drive out of Gatlinburg on 441 we tuened left.I know that is not much help,but like I said we found the park in one of those see and do books for the area.
porthole
Retired
http://www.thegreatsmokymountains.org/
Waterfalls You Can Drive To
Meigs Falls The pulloff to view Meigs Falls is along Little River Road, 13 miles west of Sugarlands Visitor Center (7 miles east of Townsend). The falls is tucked away on the far side of Little River and can be easily missed while driving.
Place of a Thousand Drips During wet periods, this waterfall is dramatic as the flow of water splits into numerous small channels cascading around rocks and creating "a thousand drips." From the parkway in Gatlinburg, turn at traffic light #8 and follow Historic Nature Trail into the park. Take Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail (closed in winter). The waterfall is at stop #15. See a photo of this waterfall in photo gallery above.
http://www.smokiesstore.org/browse.cfm/4.108.htm
Waterfalls You Can Drive To
Meigs Falls The pulloff to view Meigs Falls is along Little River Road, 13 miles west of Sugarlands Visitor Center (7 miles east of Townsend). The falls is tucked away on the far side of Little River and can be easily missed while driving.
Place of a Thousand Drips During wet periods, this waterfall is dramatic as the flow of water splits into numerous small channels cascading around rocks and creating "a thousand drips." From the parkway in Gatlinburg, turn at traffic light #8 and follow Historic Nature Trail into the park. Take Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail (closed in winter). The waterfall is at stop #15. See a photo of this waterfall in photo gallery above.
http://www.smokiesstore.org/browse.cfm/4.108.htm
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