One of the best things about visiting Gatlinburg during the spring and summer is experiencing the beauty of nature! The Great Smoky Mountains are popular not just for waterfall hikes and wildlife viewing but also for a wide variety of wildflowers, including trillium, bloodroot, hepatica, flame azaleas, wild geranium, blue phlox, and more. Keep reading to discover some of the best places to see wildflowers in the Smokies!
One of the best things about the location of our restaurant in Gatlinburg is that it’s so close to the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park! The area is full of interesting hiking trails, including breathtaking waterfalls, some of which are accessible all year long. Keep reading to discover the top 10 Smoky Mountain hikes with waterfalls:
Thousands flock to Gatlinburg and the Smokies each year during the autumn season for the bright fall foliage, seasonal events, and delicious food. Take a look at the top ways to experience the Great Smoky Mountains in the fall:
