Gatlinburg Vacations
The perfect
Gatlinburg vacation is just around the corner, but you have
one of the hardest and most daunting tasks ahead of you when
you start to plan that Gatlinburg vacation. You have a
million things to think about.
Gatlinburg cabins,
attractions, hiking and the many restaurants are just a few
of the choices you must make by the time your Gatlinburg
vacation starts. We get some of the same questions every
time some call to make a reservation with our cabin company.
Basically they have found the right Gatlinburg cabin, but
now they need to plan the rest of there vacation. Instead of
looking on the internet for hours, they call us and ask us
for a few tips on how to spend their Gatlinburg vacation.
This works out well for us and our customers. We have spent
several hours researching the worth while things to visit
while in Gatlinburg TN. Unfortunately, we have not been able
to attend, do and see every single thing that Gatlinburg has
to offer, but we will relay what we do have knowledge about.
Let’s start
talking about the
restaurants that Gatlinburg Tennessee has
offers its visitors. First and foremost, a Cabins For You
favorite is The Peddler. This restaurant is fantastic and
offers some fine dining. Better show up early for dinner
because it gets busy fast. Another good restaurant is No Way
Jose’s Cantina. This restaurant is right on the river in
downtown Gatlinburg. No Way Jose’s offers good food and a
fun atmosphere. Alamo Steak House and Calhoun’s are good
restaurants but are a bit pricey. Also, if you are looking
for the best corndog around, stop by Fannie Farkle’s in
downtown Gatlinburg and enjoy a foot long corndog. This
corndog comes highly recommended.
Obviously
the scenery is a must. The Great Smoky Mountains is the
most visited National Park in the United States. Once you
see the fog roll over the mountains once, you will
understand almost 11 million people visit Gatlinburg, Pigeon
Forge and the Smoky Mountains annual. Another place that is
free and interesting is Cades Cove. Although
Cades Cove is
roughly 20 minutes from Gatlinburg, it has some rich history
work learning. You can walk though some of the earliest
cabins built in Cades Cove which adds to the fun.
Attractions
in Gatlinburg
TN are aplenty. Firstly, if it is winter, you
must head over to Ober Gatlinburg and enjoy the ski slopes
and the cozy restaurant that overlooks the slopes. Not a
must for winter, but you can also visit the Ice Skating Rink
that is open all year long. The
Ripley’s Aquarium in
Gatlinburg is also a must. Something about watching fish in
their natural habitat is so interesting. The
Ripley’s Empire
is heavy in Gatlinburg, and from the attractions I have been
to, you can’t go wrong with any Ripley’s Attraction. For
people who enjoy the bible belt of the United States, come
and visit Christus Gardens. At
Christus Gardens, you can
enjoy a walk through the life of Jesus Christ. Lastly,
Sweet Fanny Adams Theater is a must do in Gatlinburg if you
are into dinner theaters. The food is great and the show is
very entertaining.
Believe it
or not, one of the most asked questions is “Does it have a
pool or pool access”. One last thing that we would recommend
to the families visiting Gatlinburg is book a cabin with
pool access or a private pool. Although not a “real” attraction of
Gatlinburg, this is an easy way to keep the kids entertained
and best of all it does not cost an extra money. |
