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Oct 18
2010

A little bit of an early reminder for you, but Winterfest in Pigeon Forge kicks off on November 9th! From then until February 28th next year, you’ll have a chance to see all the lights, spectacles and events that come with it! Five millions lights will turn on and celebrations will kick in full at Patriot Park on November 9th as the switch is pulled. Events and celebrations begin then and go on for the entire winter season and refuse to let up! The next day is Gatlinburg’s own Winter Magic kickoff, complete with a Chili Cookoff to keep you warm well into the night! Don’t forget that the trolley will have a special tour of all the lights in the city for most of Wintefest for the low cost of $5 every night from November 10th to January 29th too! Pigeon Forge’s starts at 6:30 PM every night from then on.

There’s always a lot going on during this time and there won’t be any stopping the tide of Christmas spirit! As more details come about, stay tuned to the Smokies Blog to plan your vacation into the area. We’ll help make sure you holidays are truly happy!

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Oct 11
2010

Stuck in town and looking for something musical outside the norm in town? Well, look no further. Hard Rock Cafe in Gatlinburg is doing a series of acoustic shows this month, with Jen Foster playing this Wednesday, New Rain on the 20th and Pea Pickin’ Hearts on the 27th! All of these groups are local to the East Tennessee area and each give a unique flair to the area. From ecletic acoustic to up-and-coming artists, it doesn’t look like you’ll have to look very hard this month to find fresh new talent!

Visit the Hard Rock Cafe website for more information.

Each of the performances

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Sep 27
2010

A little reminder for those interested in some early Fall hiking in the Elkmont area, take note that a couple of trails are closed until October 15. The Little River/Jakes Creek Trail is currently closed until that time due to construction work around making a better parking area for the trailheads s well as a new day use parking area at the Appalachian Clubhouse.  There’s limited passage through the Little River trail, but the Jakes Creek trail is entirely closed at the moment.  If you had plans for one or the other trail, be aware. There is contact information available on the site, which will happily suggest other like trails, among additional information.

See the Great Smoky Mountains National Park website for more information concerning the trails!

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Sep 20
2010

Not tired of Rod Runs? We aren’t either! Enter the Great Smoky Mountain Auto Fest at Smokies Stadium off of Exit 407!  From 8 AM to 7 PM of each day, the gates will be open to car enthusiasts everywhere, ready to bask in an ocean of cars before them! Vendors, crafts, parties and more are on the menu and include a Old City Block Party in downtown Sevierville itself! If you didn’t get a chance to see the runs before, this is your chance now! And because it is off the 407, it may be the easiest one to get to! Hurrah!

Check out the Great Smoky Mountain Auto Fest website for more information and registration information. Let’s welcome the fall in a big way!

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Sep 10
2010

If you were looking to go up to Clingsman Dome this next week, you may want to reconsider. The Great Smoky Mountains Nation Park has announced that Clingmans Dome Road will be closed fro construction work from Monday,  September 13th to September 18th.  The construction will be for the better, as additional paving and striping will be done to better the visitor’s experience.  It’s to improve road and increase visitor safety, so it’ll be good to see the work finally done!

The National Park Service site has more information on the events as they continue their work on the site.

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