As the winter months fade, the snow melts into oblivion, and the landscape wakes from its season long slumber, the colors of Gatlinburg begin to sparkle like no other community. Red, green, blue, purple, and colors beyond description blossom into existence throughout the town, and, during this time, Gatlinburg, Tennessee the heart of Tennessee’s awe-inspiring
Steakhouses are a dime-a-dozen in Tennessee, and sometimes it’s difficult to decide which is really worth the money. Fortunately, the Peddler Steakhouse in Gatlinburg Tennessee—the self-proclaimed “Gatlinburg’s Dining Tradition”—is a worthy addition to the host of steakhouses you’ll find in the area. A modern-but-old-fashioned-seeming restaurant, the Peddler is constructed around the C. Earl Ogle Cabin,
The Space Needle in Gatlinburg, Tennessee is over four hundred feet tall. This well-known Gatlinburg attraction offers stunning 360-degree views of the Great Smoky Mountains and Downtown Gatlinburg. Located at stop light #8 near the parkway and open 365 days a year, a visit to the Gatlinburg Space Needle is a wonderful experience. Ride the
Alamo Steakhouse: Voted “Best Steaks” in the area in 2012 with locations in both Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Open for lunch and dinner offering family friendly cuisine such as Black Angus steaks, chicken, chops, seafood, and more! Bennett’s Bar-B-Que: 2012’s winner of best BBQ and ribs in the county! Indulge in ribs, chicken, chopped pork,