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Located in the heart of the Smoky Mountains, right along the Gatlinburg Parkway is a bustling town called Gatlinburg. This resort-like town, nestled in the mountains of East Tennessee, is known for it's beautiful scenery, great shopping, as well as its colorful history. Among other things, Mt LeConte seems to be one of the biggest attraction of Gatlinburg Tennessee. Gatlinburg is located at the foot of Mt. LeConte. Gatlinburg-TN-Live offers information about Gatlinburg, it's cabins, events, and the many Gatlinburg attractions. Gatlinburg TN offers people a great escape from everyday life. It is located within a day's drive of 2/3's of the US population east of the Mississippi.

Gatlinburg TN is very exciting offering many attractions and things to do. Gatlinburg is host to many Ripley's attractions ranging from an aquarium to a haunted house to an amazing mirror maze. Some fan favorites include Sweet Fanny Adams Theater, Ober Gatlinburg and Hillbilly Putt Putt.

Another exciting part of Gatlinburg Tennessee is the delicious restaurants. You can see restaurants all along the parkway in downtown Gatlinburg. There have everything from chain restaurants to home cooking. Some fan favorites include The Peddler, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., The Park Grill and The Atrium.

Downtown Gatlinburg TN is perfect for walking along the sidewalks and perusing the many unique specialty shops, boutiques and art galleries. If you are up for it, the entire city of Gatlinburg TN can be reach by trolley or by foot. You probably will not be able to shop all of Gatlinburg in one day.

Come to Gatlinburg TN and start creating photos and unforgettable memories for your albums. You will love your Gatlinburg vacation. For more information about Pigeon Forge TN!

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Sept 29 - To see nature at it’s best in Gatlinburg the perfect time to visit would be fall. Not only can you enjoy the cool Smoky Mountain...

July 25 - September is near in Gatlinburg Tennessee and the Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival is right around the corner. The leaves...

July 15 - Gatlinburg Tennessee is known for many popular events and the Gatlinburg Craftsmen Fair is no exception. The Gatlinburg Craftsmen Fair...

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Tips For A Great Vacation - I don’t care whether you are vacationing in Gatlinburg TN, South Beach, Hawaii or in the Rocky Mountains, there are a few tips that everyone must follow to make sure your vacation is memorable and not a waste of money. I think all of us can say that we have had a bad

July - The sun’s shining from above and school is out. There’s not a better time to take that family vacation to Gatlinburg TN than in July. There is no “down time” for Gatlinburg during July. Many people travel to the Smoky’s for their summer vacations to celebrate times together. The weather permits...

June - School’s out for the summer and people are heading to Gatlinburg Tennessee. June is one of the most popular months to visit Gatlinburg TN and there are no questions as to why. The first 2 weeks of June aren’t as busy as the latter part of June though. The weather is very comfortable...

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Gatlinburg TN and The Smoky Mountains

The Great Smoky Mountains have some deep rich history dating back to the 1700's. The first European settlers found themselves amongst the Cherokee Indians. After adopting much of the European culture, the majority of the Cherokee were forcibly moved to land in Oklahoma.

By the 1900's life was much easier than it had been when the area was first settled. People had lived off the land; farming, hunting for food, cutting the trees down for building, and raising livestock was everyday life for the town of Gatlinburg. Many areas that had at one time been forest were turned into pastures and clearings for towns.

By the 20th century things had changed again in the Great Smoky Mountains. Agricultural lifestyles gave way to lumbering. Within a span of about twenty years most people did not depend on agriculture as their main stay - people were dependent upon manufacturing, lumber and store bought items. Lumber and logging boom towns sprang up all over the place, some of them still in existence today: Elkmont, Proctor, Smokemont and Tremont.

Shortly after this, Gatlinburg TN and the Smoky Mountains turned into the resort locations that we see them today. Gatlinburg is booming and everybody loves what nature has provided us in the quaint little town of Gatlinburg Tennessee!