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Hang Out With Us on the Gatlinburg Trail - in this video, we are just hanging out on the Gatlinburg Trail after dinner figured we would bring a different type of video to you guys so tag along and hang out with us! This video was shot on my Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus. There are only two trails in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park that allow dogs. The other trails in the backcountry are off-limits for dogs because they could bring disease into the habitat for wildlife, leave scents and scare off wildlife, or be prey to other animals. 1. The Gatlinburg Trail is an easy pet-friendly trail in the Smoky Mountains. It is located on the Tennessee side of the Smokies, and it is 3.8 miles roundtrip. 2. Oconaluftee River Trail is located on the North Carolina side of the Smokies. This dog-friendly trail in the Smoky Mountains is also considered easy at 3 miles roundtrip. Follow our NewsBreak account for more content Click the link on the profile to check out all of our social media acc

Places to spend New Years Eve in the Gatlinburg area. And, where to go to see the ball drop and fireworks in Gatlinburg without being in the crowd on the strip.

Gatlinburg's longest running attraction, featuring the scenic SkyLift experience, record-breaking SkyBridge, SkyTrail hiking path, Tulip Tower observation area, SkyDeck amphitheater

Here is how we recommended spending a day in Pigeon Forge! Let us know in the comments what your favorite thing is to do there!

If you have ever been to or through pigeon forge at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, then you have most likely seen the massive 110 ft cross near light #3 at the wears valley/ parkway intersection on the main strip that leads to gatlinburg.

Best Kept Secrets In The Smoky Mountains & A list of Fun things to do in the Great Smoky Mountains. The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is the most visited National Park in the United States. But at over 522,419 acres there are places that are a little more hidden from the common tourist eye. We explored six lesser-known sites in the Smokies. Follow our News Break account for more content Click the link on the profile to check out all of our social media accounts. Thanks! ✉️ Email ► anadventurewithnickandrachel@gmail.com

This tunnel, Thomas Divide Tunnel, was designed to keep hikers from having to cross over Clingmans Dome Road. More history on the Tunnel can be found here. How to get here: At the beginning of the road to Clingman’s Dome you’ll see the access gates and during December through around the beginning of March they are closed for the season. If it is not the off-season and the gates are open then you will drive up some and there is a pull-off on the right side of the road right after the access gates. If it is the off-season you can park in the Newfound Gap Parking Area and walk up the road. From the pull-off after the access gate, you will walk under a ¼ mile up Clingman’s Dome road to the stone bridge. The Tunnel is right under that bridge.

When of the best boot stores locally for a huge selection of brands and styles, is Stages West in Pigeon Forge. With many self service car wash options, we've found Zips is our favorite for keeping our cars fresh and clean.

There are so many things to do and see in East Tennessee, but the Island in Pigeon Forge has got to be one of our favorites

Walking along the Little Pigeon Forge River just off the main Parkway in Pigeon Forge, is a great escape from the noise and crowds.

We stopped by Guy Fieri's Downtown Flavortown, a 43,000 square feet family entertainment center now open in Pigeon Forge!

The time I ate at The Peddler. I've eaten here quite a few times and never been disappointed. My only issue with them is the way you have to do the call ahead seating or you won't get in. If only they did reservations.

Right inside the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a historic grist mill that is still functional today. Mingus Mill is just north of Oconaluftee Visitors Center in Cherokee. If you are looking for fun things to do in the Great Smoky Mountains between March and November you can come and see the old grist mill in action. It is also a peaceful place to visit throughout the year and see a slice of history. Follow our News Break account for more content Click the link on the profile to check out all of our social media accounts. Thanks! ✉️ Email ► anadventurewithnickandrachel@gmail.com