For someone who’s had a blog for the past few years, I’ll be the first to admit I don’t blog about everything promptly. I know that’s a shocker to most. But, let’s be honest for a minute, I’ve already done a “to the Smoky’s we go” surprise trip last year with my younger sister.
WHAAAAAAT?!
I’m sorry. I know. I know. I should have already written it up for the entire world, but I didn’t. Probably because I’ve been super busy over the last year, but that doesn’t help either, huh?
Instead of letting that story go to waste, I’ve decided on something great. Maybe even really freaking amazing.
Why not do a “to the Smoky’s we go” ultimate travel guide for those planning on going to the Smoky’s, whether it is your first time or your millionth time? You can always learn something new, am I right?
What Will This Guide Have to Offer Me?
Whether you are planning on going to the great ol’ Smoky’s for the first time or you’re a seasoned traveler to this area, this travel guide will cover the Smoky’s and the surrounding towns; Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg.
This guide will cover the following topics as well:
- Lodging
- Activities
- Food
This guide will link you to each post about said topic. Within these said topics, you’ll find:
- My thoughts and opinions
- The price point of what I paid
- Where it is located
- Insider Tips (if any)
Without further ado, let’s get into what you came here for… THE CONTENT!
Lodging Accommodations
Suppose this is your first time doing a “to the Smoky’s we go” trip. In that case, you’ll be happy to know that within Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and even Sevierville, there are many lodging accommodations available to you.
These lodging accommodations range from cabins, hotels, motels, and even some tiny houses! You can find any lodging accommodation in any price range that you may be looking for.
During our two trips, we’ve had the pleasure of staying at:
Attractions in Southern Tennessee
Now that you’ve got a few lodging recommendations from yours truly, you need to figure out what you plan on doing when you are here.
Just like lodging, there are so many activities that you can do. There’s something for the grown-ups at the party, something for the children at the party, and overall there are things to do as a family.
These activities will range in price. Some will be super affordable, while others will be a little more expensive. But you will have a great time with whatever activity you choose.
- Dollywood in Pigeon Forge
- Alpine Coaster in Pigeon Forge
- Adventure Raceway & Fast Tracks in Pigeon Forge
- Ober Gatlinburg in Gatlinburg
- Old Smoky Gem Mine in Gatlinburg
- Clingman’s Dome in the Smoky Mountains
Dining Options
A trip would never be complete without having some delicious food. You know the food you can get anywhere, but where you reside. That’s the food that I am talking about. Throughout the two trips, I’ll be honest, we didn’t try too many different food options, but that didn’t mean we didn’t find any gems!
- Aunt Granny’s Buffet in Dollywood
- Bennett’s Pit Bar-B-Que in Pigeon Forge
- Holston’s Kitchen in Sevierville
- The Chop House in Sevierville
- Crockett’s Breakfast Camp in Gatlinburg
Let’s Chat
If you’ve been on a “to the Smoky’s we go” trip, I want to hear where you recommend staying, eating, and doing while there!
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