Gatlinburg Attractions

Big news for one of the biggest small towns in the Smoky Mountains, Bustle.com recently named a Gatlinburg family vacation among the top 10 best small cities to visit in 2015.

What is one thing that you have always wanted to do in the Smoky Mountains but have not had the chance? Have you wanted to take a helicopter ride over the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or whitewater rafting in Gatlinburg?

Sugarlands Distilling Company has partnered with the creators and stars of Discovery’s popular tv show “Moonshiners” to bring fans a series of new exciting flavors. The show focuses on men who are continuing the age-old tradition of moonshining in the Appalachian mountains. Many of these men are continuing the traditions that were passed down to them from their own family members.

Recently, downtown Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park hosted a special guest. Stan Ellsworth from BYUtv’s show, ‘American Ride,’ recently took his views on a unique tour through our area.

How much do you know about the Doc Collier Gatlinburg moonshine distillery? At Visit My Smokies, we stopped in at Doc Collier’s moonshine distillery, to learn a little more about the distilling process and how the moonshine is made. We caught up with Buddy, General Manager at Doc Collier Moonshine, and a distiller at Doc Collier, Ronny. They were able to tell us all about moonshine and how Doc Collier Moonshine got its name. Watch the video below to learn a little more, and take a behind-the-scenes look at Doc Collier Moonshine.

Have you ever been mountains biking in Gatlinburg? At Visit My Smokies, we took a trip to CLIMB Works in Gatlinburg to experience their popular mountain biking trail, and we wanted to share our experience with you. So, keep reading and learn all about the CLIMB Works mountain biking trail in Gatlinburg.

In an effort to raise $10,000 to help the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and its black bears, a Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg winery have teamed up with local artists to develop two special wines

Since it opened in 1962, Ober Gatlinburg has been a favorite attraction of Sevier County residents and visitors alike. This is, in part, thanks to the ever changing nature of the attractions that are located at the resort. Coming this year are three changes that are sure to excite guests who are well versed with the resort as well as those who have yet to experience it for the first time.

Locals and visitors have been anxiously counting down to opening day...awaiting the grand opening of a very unique, new attraction in Gatlinburg.

For the first time in over a decade, the month of August will have 5 Fridays, 5 Saturdays and 5 Sundays. That is an extra 48 hours where you and your family are completely free of the stress from everyday life. This means no school, no work, and no nosy neighbors. For families wanting to spend their extra weekend in Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains, we at Visit my Smokies have come up with a few fun activities you can enjoy based on different vacation personalities.

Attention all winter thrill seekers! If you can’t wait until the cool weather arrives for more Gatlinburg ski trips, there’s even more reason to be excited as Ober Gatlinburg announces changes and additions to their resort.

The Sugarlands area in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is known for many things. There are exciting hiking trails, beautiful scenery, rich history…. and moonshine!

The Smoky Mountains are the perfect place for a honeymoon or romantic couple’s vacation, offering a balance of relaxation and excitement. Vacationers could simply be happy sipping sweet tea from a rocking chair while getting lost in the stunning seasonal mountain views. If couples choose to only do only that, though, they’ll miss all the wonderful things the Smokies have to offer.

With freezing temperatures making their way to the Smoky Mountains, Ober Gatlinburg is set to open ski slopes in November. Scheduled to open as early as noon on Friday, November 29, Ober Gatlinburg will be up and running for anyone looking to experience a little adventure on their Smoky Mountain vacation. Typically, the slopes aren’t open until mid-December, setting a historical record for the first time in 20 years.