If you love discovering hidden historic landmarks in the Smoky Mountains, the Harrisburg Covered Bridge is a must-see. Located just outside Sevierville, Tennessee, this 19th-century wooden bridge spans the East Fork of the Little Pigeon River and remains one of the few surviving covered bridges in the state.

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If you have "done it all" in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville area during your stay, have time, and want to try something new out of the way, consider a side trip that you can do in one day.  Take a scenic drive via Blue Ridge Parkway to Mt. Mitchell. 

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The Great Smoky Mountains area has a wide variety of wildlife and picturesque mountain scenery, and exploring it on horseback is one of the most breathtaking experiences in the United States.

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From winter sports on snow-covered slopes to the vibrant colors of fall foliage, the blossoming beauty of spring, the thrill of mountain biking, and the colourful Fall, Ober Mountain truly has it all. Let's explore the seasonal attractions and activities at Ober. 

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It may seem like black bears are everywhere in the Great Smoky Mountains these days. Overturned garbage cans, scattered food wrappers, trail cam footage of bears rummaging, and paw prints galore—it's easy to feel like they're invading campgrounds, picnic areas, and even backyards. Some folks have nicknamed them "garbage bears" due to their knack for raiding trash. One viral story even captured a black bear climbing into a hot tub for a relaxing soak in the Pigeon Forge area!

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