Hidden away in the Great Smoky Mountains ... Appalachian Mountains, making them the perfect spot for a simple getaway. For something less isolated, you can book rooms, cottages, cabins, and ...

I’m lucky to call the 500,000-acre Great Smoky Mountains National Park my ... and countless 19th-century log cabins, barns, and springhouses that sit at the edges of wildflower-filled meadows ...

The Great Smoky Mountain National Park (Smokies ... are remnants of early settlements in the area. I did see a few log cabins in Cades Cove, including the John Oliver Cabin, which dates back ...

Along the loop, you'll see historic log cabins, gristmills and an array of wildlife, which may include birds, deer and black bears. Stop for a self-guided walking tour of the Noah "Bud" Ogle ...

During my first trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, I stayed in cabins and a glamping tent. I was surprised to find that I preferred my stay in the tent over the cozy comforts of the cabins.

I visited the town, called Elkmont, and toured the insides of cabins built more than 100 years ago. Hidden in the lush woods of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a once-abandoned resort town ...

There probably isn’t a single American dream anymore, but owning a cabin in the mountains is certainly ... from A-frames to log cabins to geodomes. Here are the places I’m dreaming about.

The scenic, roughly 30-mile-long Newfound Gap Road (U.S. Route 441) runs through the center of the park from the Sugarlands Visitor Center near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, over the mountains and into ...

The accommodations at the Smith Fork Ranch are a series of historic log homes and cabins that date back to ... At the end of a long day exploring the Rocky Mountains, everyone meets back at ...