The Greenbrier Road area is one of our favorite places to send guests who want to experience the natural beauty of the Smoky Mountains without the crowds. From peaceful creekside walks to challenging waterfall hikes, these trails offer unforgettable adventures just a short drive from your Blue Mountain Cabins stay.

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Hiking with llamas combines nature, animals, and light adventure into one unforgettable experience. Whether you choose a short trail hike or a relaxed farm visit, it’s a unique way to slow down and enjoy the Smokies from a different perspective.

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The first mile of the Porters Creek Trail is an old gravel road, which meanders through a lush forest of moss-covered trees and rocks as it follows along the banks of Porters Creek. If you happen to have the opportunity to hike this trail during the spring, you’ll likely be treated to a display of yellow trillium near the trailhead.

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Embark on an extraordinary adventure in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge with Rocky Top Tours. They offer a diverse range of experiences, including bus and trolley tours, hiking and airport shuttles, sightseeing excursions, event charters, and guided explorations.

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Most modern-day families and hikers prefer to head to Chimney Tops and Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains. Greenbrier is quieter, but still an easy hike for younger children who may not last more than a couple of miles

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