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Hiking & Outdoors

Tennessee Smoky Mountains Waterfall Hikes and Scenic Drives

The mountains of Great Smoky Mountains National Park contain more than 100 waterfalls, ranging from small cascades along mountain streams to large, dramatic falls deep in the forest. Many of the park’s most beautiful waterfalls are accessible by scenic drives or moderate hikes, making them a great activity for visitors of all experience levels.
If you are visiting the Smokies during your stay with Blue Mountain Cabins, exploring a few of these waterfalls is an excellent way to experience the natural beauty of the area.
Below are some of the most popular and accessible waterfall hikes and scenic drives near Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.

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Greenbrier Road - An Off-the-Beaten-Path Entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

While many visitors to Great Smoky Mountains National Park head straight to popular destinations like Cades Cove or Newfound Gap Road, the Greenbrier entrance offers a quieter and more peaceful way to experience the park.
Located about 6 miles east of Gatlinburg along US-321, Greenbrier is a favorite spot among locals and returning visitors who want to enjoy scenic creeks, wildflowers, historic remnants of early mountain communities, and excellent hiking without the crowds.

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