Gatlinburg
Gatlinburg, just five miles away from Pigeon Forge, is a charming town with a festive atmosphere all year through. Gatlinburg had its beginnings in the nineteenth century when English and Scots Irish families moved here.
The first tour you can make is a walk through its streets. Getting in and out of quaint stores, savoring freshly made candy and taking a trolley ride when you are tired, are simple ways to have some fun. Admiring the colors of the season can be an enjoyable pastime in itself. In spring, the city is a riot of pinks, yellows and blues from blossoms spilling over from garden beds, hanging baskets, shop fronts and window boxes. A blaze of bright hues envelop the city in the summer from the perennial and the seasonal flowers. In fall, Gatlinburg is a mosaic of rust, orange and yellow and in winter, an ethereal landscape of white snow on the evergreen trees of the mountains. The only way to experience all this beauty is to keep going back to Gatlinburg. For more, you can go to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and enjoy the incredible biological diversity in the form of deciduous forests, giant trees, innumerable plant, bird and animal life.
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