Have a wonderful "Summer Adventure" in the Smoky Mountains!
Summer in the Smoky Mountains is an adventure. You'll find updated accommodations, fun outdoor activities, parades, exciting shows, and quiet relaxation.
Enjoy the solitude of a Smoky Mountain getaway in a rustic or luxury cabin; your choice. You may prefer the hustle and bustle of downtown activities where you could choose to stay in a comfortable hotel, mom and pop motel, or a beautifully furnished condo.
The village of Gatlinburg makes us proud when it comes to its backdrop of summer's beauty as nature comes alive across the majestic mountains. Views from hotel rooms and mountain cabins are breathtaking.
Plan your romantic getaway or family retreat now for your "Summer Adventure" in the Smokies. Find a place to stay.
Summer Activities in the Smoky Mountains
Elk Viewing: Elk are often spotted in Cataloochee Valley and on Highway 321 between Gatlinburg and Cherokee NC. These are picture perfect moments for photographers and tourists.
Festivals: Some of the best festivals in the South take place right here in the Smoky Mountains.
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WonderWorks takes family fun to new heights with the World's Largest Indoor Ropes Course. Standing 50 feet tall, visitors can climb 4 stories of ropes as they encounter over 50 different obstacles and activities; including a tire traverse, suspension bridges and swinging beam.
Lumberjack Feud Dinner & Show
A 1,000-seat arena for the Great Smoky Mountains Lumberjack Feud – featuring professional lumberjack athletes you've seen on ESPN – is under construction on the Parkway and will open during the 2011 season. The show will feature a picnic meal, a storyline about two families who are feuding over timber rights, tree-climbing clowns, log-pulling horses, log-rolling bears, chainsaw carving, fishing contests, audience participation and those daring timber athletes. The $10 million attraction also will include displays that detail Appalachia's timbering history.
Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud and Stunt Show
"The Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud and Stunt Show" opens this spring after a multi-million renovation of the building that has housed the popular "Black Bear Jamboree" dinner show since 2002. It is a new, original show loosely based on the true story of the famous Hatfield and McCoy feud. The audience will be divided into Hatfield and McCoy seating areas, and the show will extend throughout the theater as the audience participates in the good-natured rivalry.
The Cherokee Indian Reservation just outside Great Smoky Mountains National Park comes alive with the beauty of Summer.
Oconaluftee Park is filled with brilliant decorations - definitely worth the trip.
The Cherokee hotels offer a warm welcome while local restaurants serve up hot delicious, home cooked meals.
Cherokee offers various attractions, unique shops, museums, and authentic Cherokee Indian craft shops.
Just 15 minutes from Cherokee is Maggie Valley which offers fun for the entire family as well..
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