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The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is the most visited in the United States. But at over 522,419 acres some places are a little more hidden from the common tourist eye. This small area has so much Smoky Mountains history. Every house has a different story and even the land around it is full of history. It's a great place to check out and learn a little more about it. Follow our NewsBreak account for more content Click the link on the profile to check out all of our social media accounts. Thanks! ✉️ Email ► anadventurewithnickandrachel@gmail.com

Here's the article we wrote you can find all the locations here ⬇️ <a href="https://original.newsbreak.com/@an-adventure-with-nick-rachel-1588329/2640842417357-6-more-hidden-gems-in-the-great-smoky-mountains-best-of-the-smoky-mountains?s=influencer">https://original.newsbreak.com/@an-adventure-with-nick-rachel-1588329/2640842417357-6-more-hidden-gems-in-the-great-smoky-mountains-best-of-the-smoky-mountains?s=influencer</a> Due to the popularity of our last video, we are back with 6 more hidden gems in the Smokies. If you're looking for fun things to do in the Great Smoky Mountains like finding abandoned locations here's your list. This is your Smoky Mountain travel guide to the best of the 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 more lesser-known sites in the Smokies. Follow our News Break Chanel.

Hanging out in Gatlinburg our favorite shops. We made a trip to the Great Smoky Mountains over the summer. One of the best things to do in the Smokies is explore Gatlinburg, Tennessee. This small resort town is considered the doorstep to America's most visited national park. There is so much to do and find along Gatlinburg's famous strip, the Parkway. We take you to some of our must-stop spots while are visiting. Follow our NewsBreak account for more content Click the link on the profile to check out all of our social media accounts. Thanks! ✉️ Email ► anadventurewithnickandrachel@gmail.com

The age-old question of any Gatlinburg vacation is "cabin or hotel". Cabins offer privacy, emersion into the mountain life and views like you wouldn't believe. It also offers steep drives up a mountain and a long commute to dining/ activities plus parking fees in town. Today we will explore the resort route at one of our favorite places to stay in the Smokies, River Terrace in Gatlinburg. It is located next door to the Aquarium of the Smokies and across the street from The Village which is full of iconic shopping and dining. We will share with you the reasons we pick this resort year after year and give you tips on getting the best views and prices for tourist attractions right in the lobby! What's your favorite place to stay in Gatlinburg? Let us know in the comments and maybe we will check it out next time!