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Sit back and watch the morning mist swim over the treetops with a Smoky Mountain cabin rental. Home to the most-visited national park in America, as well as one of the most diverse ecosystems in the country, the Great Smoky Mountains are a stunning landmark not to be missed. Lace up your hiking shoes and explore them firsthand—your next adventure is waiting.
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Discover stunning mountain views, Dollywood amusement park rides, thrilling zipline courses, and mouth-watering barbecue with Smoky Mountain vacation rentals. The Great Smoky Mountain National Park stretches from Knoxville, Tennessee to Asheville, North Carolina, and blends farther south into the Blue Ridge Mountains. With more than 850 miles of hiking trails, you can take your time savoring the scene without trekking the same trail twice.
Where are the Smoky Mountains?
Technically a subrange of the Appalachian Mountains, the Great Smokies rise up along the border of Tennessee and North Carolina. A section of the Appalachian Trail spans this area for over 70 miles. From rushing rivers and foothills to some of the highest mountain peaks in the Southeast, you'll find much to marvel at in the gorgeous landscape surrounding you.
What are some things to do near the Smoky Mountains?
Outdoor lovers, rejoice: all your adventuring dreams are possible when you stay in one of our Smoky Mountains cabins. When you’re needing a break from adventure, there is plenty of fun to be had indoors as well, including aquariums, museums, and breweries. Keep an eye out for wildlife, race ziplines over the canopy, and karaoke to Dolly Parton— these mountains are the perfect place to let the good times roll.
- Take in the foliage with a scenic drive through Newfound Gap
- Summit Mt. LeConte
- Take on 850 miles of hiking trails, like Laurel Falls and Alum Cave
- Chow down on some of the greatest pit-smoked barbecue
- Tour the Pinball Museum or the Hollywood Car Museum in Gatlinburg
- Day trip to Dollywood in Pigeon Forge
- Zipline through the trees at Anakeesta
Where should I stay when visiting Smoky Mountain National Park?
The cities and towns that pepper the Smoky Mountains are steeped in Appalachian charm. Only 4,000 people call the city of Gatlinburg home year-round, but over 1 million tourists flock to the area annually. This bustling city is full of delightful kitsch and attractions like Ober Gatlinburg, a ski resort and amusement park with indoor ice skating, mini-golf, a rock climbing wall, and even rafting in the summers.
An aquarium, Hollywood car museum, water parks, haunted house attractions, and moonshine distilleries are just a handful of the other activities that make Gatlinburg so popular. Be sure to browse our Smoky Mountain cabin rentals in this city for pet-friendly options, plus homes with swimming pools, game rooms, and more.
Or you can stay in Pigeon Forge, where there’s still an abundance of activities. Dollywood—the amusement park established by eccentric country singer Dolly Parton—offers Appalachian-themed rides and games beloved by travelers of all ages. The Hollywood Wax Museum, Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show, an alpine roller coaster, and more await you at these Smoky Mountain vacation rentals.
Experience for yourself just why the Smokies draw millions of visitors each year. Whether you’re coming for a peaceful getaway to the outdoors or a fun-filled family vacation, our Smoky Mountain cabin rentals and condos are ready to host you. Browse our collection today to find your next home away from home.
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