While many people may think that Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, TN are basically the same, each town actually has very different things to offer. Although they are in close proximity to each other, and they both have some similar activities, they are also both very unique. So, which is better? I’m going to put these two Smoky Mountain destinations head to head to see who packs a bigger punch in the categories of food, entertainment, and shopping.
Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge – Which is Better?
February 2nd, 2012A Secluded Valentine’s Day in Gatlinburg
January 31st, 2012So many couples are constantly on the go due to work and social schedules. They eat out regularly during work hours and are always at some new attraction or museum with their children. If this sounds like you, then you may be looking for a secluded Valentine’s celebration.
Parents’ Weekend Away
January 19th, 2012Although we spend the better part of our young lives (particularly our teen years) thinking that we know better than our parents, as we get older, we realize that our parents are so much smarter than we thought. And with Valentine’s Day coming up, it’s nice to be able to show our parents that we appreciate them for everything they’ve done. What better way to show your parents that you care than to send them away for a relaxing and romantic weekend in Gatlinburg, TN? Cabins For You has some great deals on 1 bedroom cabins, and Gatlinburg has enough entertainment for a full weekend, so you can surprise your parents with a wonderful getaway (even when it’s not a holiday). Here are a few ideas for you while planning your parent’s weekend away:
5 Things You Wouldn’t Expect to Find in Gatlinburg
January 18th, 2012When most people think of Gatlinburg, they immediately think of the changing leaves of fall in the Great Smoky Mountains, the rushing waterfalls at the end of wooded trails, and beautiful lights draping the city during Christmas. The hundreds of shops, great restaurants, and dozens of variety shows and attractions are also a huge part of the allure of the city. So, while there are many things that visitors expect to see and do while they are in the area, there are also several things Gatlinburg offers that you might be surprised to find.
10 Unique Backdrops for Family Pictures in Gatlinburg
January 10th, 2012If you’re tired of taking your family pictures in front of a mall backdrop, or your last vacation photo features half of the kids looking the other way and the adults blinking, then your next trip to Gatlinburg is the perfect time to get that great family photo you’ve been wanting. Gatlinburg, set in the picturesque Great Smoky Mountains, offers some truly unique backdrops for beautiful photos. Here are 10 unique places to snap a few: Read the rest of this entry »
Photo-Ops in Gatlinburg
January 9th, 2012Photographs are the best way to capture the memories you make in Gatlinburg. With the simple flip-through of a photo album, you can relive the hilarious moment at dinner, the serene stillness of the fog on the mountains and the cozy cabin in which you sat fireside every night. Take advantage of these great Gatlinburg photo-opportunities to begin capturing lifelong memories! Since we are currently running our 2012 photo contest, it seems fitting to blog about photo ops in Gatlinburg. Clearly our Facebook fans have already found some of their own, and we welcome you to check them out on our Facebook page. Meanwhile, here are some ideas:
2012 Photo Contest
January 6th, 2012It’s baaack…the third annual Cabins For You photo contest! We are excited to announce this fabulous event and encourage everyone far and wide to enter their best Smoky Mountain photos!
2012 Special Olympics Winter Games at Ober
January 5th, 2012One of the great things about America is the number of charitable organizations operating across the country. Thousands of not-for-profit organizations are in place to help and to raise awareness and money for those who have some type of need. There are foundations which focus on cancer, homelessness, poverty, abused women and children, and education. The Special Olympics has been doing great things since its inception in 1962. It started as a day camp for people with intellectual disabilities, and it has grown immensely since then.
Let’s Go Swimming in the Winter, Seriously…
January 4th, 2012When you hear the word swimming, the first few things that come to mind are probably hot July days, popsicles by the pool, and cooling off in the river after a long day of having the warm sun on your back. You probably don’t think about swimming much during winter in Tennessee, except when you’re dreaming of being on a tropical island instead of bundling up for the wintry streets. But if you’re pining for a warm place to splash around, and flying to the Caribbean isn’t quite in the budget, Gatlinburg has some great places you can go. Read the rest of this entry »
Updated Cabin Special: 50% off Weekend Rentals!
January 3rd, 2012You might have noticed our blog from Friday about our first round of cabin deals. We are offering eight more Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge cabins for 50% off the regular price! All stays will still be two nights, for Friday January 6th and Saturday January 7th. Cabins range from 2 to 3 bedrooms and offer amenities such as breathtaking views, game tables, close to downtown and more! To inquire about pricing or make your reservation, please call 1-800-684-7865. Read the rest of this entry »