Hiking

Winter hikes in the Smoky Mountains are something that should be on everyone’s to-do list while visiting the area. Winter hikes are also a great way to extend your outdoor adventure in the Great Smoky Mountains, even if you are visiting during a snowfall! While there are many winter waterfall hikes in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, two of the most popular winter hikes in the Smoky Mountains are Rainbow Falls and Laurel Falls. 

Hiking is a great extracurricular activity that can be enjoyed by the whole family. When hiking in Gatlinburg you’ll get a personalized view of the gorgeous spring foliage, active wildlife, and babbling brooks sprinkled throughout the park. Not only will you experience some of the country’s most stunning scenery, but you’ll also enjoy a healthy, family-fused activity.

The Gatlinburg Arts and Crafts Community is an eight-mile loop of the city where artisans from every craft have come together to create the nation’s largest organized community for creators. This area is filled with galleries, shops, educational areas, and more, and is always open to visitors. This is one of the best ways to soak up the culture of the Smokies when you visit, and offers a lovely day trip for those staying in a luxury Gatlinburg cabin. Here’s a cabin that lets you stay right in the Community area!

Discover the best winter hikes in the Smokies! The best part about hiking in the winter? You get to come back to your Gatlinburg cabin! Try these trails!

Learn about the best trails to hike during the fall season in the Smoky Mountains. Our Gatlinburg cabins are only 5 minutes away from the park entrance.

If you’re looking for waterfalls, scenic views, caves and trails, you can find them right outside your Smoky Mountain cabin.

Come stay in one of our Gatlinburg cabins this spring and experience one of the best things to do in Gatlinburg in the spring.

Find great hiking trails in the Smoky Mountains with our guide to 7 amazing Smoky Mountain trails.

Hiking through the Great Smoky Mountain National Park is, of course, one of the best and most magically things to do in Gatlinburg this winter.