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Nov 1
2009

20th Annual Winterfest Kickoff
November 5

Patriot Park; For more information call (865) 429-7350

MLC Ladies Conference & Retreat
November 6 – 7

Music Road Hotel & Convention Center; Advance registration required; For more information call (706) 226-3312

Winterfest Trolley Tour of Lights
November 6 – 30

Fun Time Trolley Station @ Patriot Park; (Mon. through Fri. only) 6:30 p.m.; $5.00; Call Trolley Office @ (865) 453-6444 for reservations.

Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Festival
November 7 – January 2

Operating days vary.(Closed 11/26, 12/24, 12/25 & 12/31); For more infomration call 1-800-DOLLYWOOD

Tellabration
November 21

For more information call (865) 429-7350

Pigeon Forge Community Chorus Holiday Concert
November 22

Free – For more information call (865)429-7350

James Rogers in Concert
November 26

Smith Family Theater; 7:30 p.m.; For tickets call 866-399-8100

Belz Midnight Madness
November 27

Belz Outlets; Open 12:00 A.M.; For more information call (865) 453-7316

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Oct 24
2009

While visiting Gatlinburg this fall, chances are that you will see a black bear within the city limits of Gatlinburg.   Numerous bear sightings have been reported during October.  The Smoky Mountains had a great season last year for new bear cubs being born along.

Efforts to restore bear populations in Tennessee have resulted in more frequent bear sightings both inside and outside of the national park.  Park Rangers are saying that in 2009, there have been more bear sightings since the park service started keeping records in 1981.

Should you encounter a bear on your trip, keep in mind that you should not approach the animal. Use extreme caution around the bear.  If the bear changes it’s behavior (stops feeding, or starts paying attention to you) you are too close to the animal.  Don’t run or do anything that could startle the bear.  Slowly back away while watching the bear.   Changes are you increase your distance from the bear, it will do the same.

For more bear encounter safety tips, click here to visit the National Park Service

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Oct 21
2009

Oconaluftee Visitor Center will host a special program on Birds of Prey combined with a special Evening on the Farm at the Mountain Farm Museum on Thursday, October 22.

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Source: National Park Service



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Oct 20
2009

On Tuesday, November 3, millions of students from all over the country will visit Great Smoky Mountains National Park on an Electronic Field Trip, during which they will explore one of the richest ecosystems on earth.

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Source: National Park Service



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Oct 19
2009

Elk breeding season in the Smoky Mountains runs from September to October and right now is a great time to see them.  Bulls typically mate with up to 20 cows during the season.  Males spar with other bulls in order to show that they are the dominant one.  Most encounters are just for show and involve very little physical contact.

If you listen closely while your in the part, you can hear the distinct bugling sound that males use to invite females for breeding.

If your lucky enough to see any elk breeding, remember that the animals are wild and you should use caution and not approach them, especially during the mating rituals.

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