Hiking, camping, and more in East Tennessee.
Hiking is a great hobby and activity. It allows us to be outdoors and enjoy nature, get away from the stresses of our normal life for a while, and get some exercise. It’s not always simple for all of us though. Many of us have small children and need paved, stroller friendly hiking trails in …
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Lookout Mountain, just a few miles outside of the Chattanooga city limits, boasts countless trails and incredible views over the Tennessee River Valley. These trails range in length and difficulty, offering incredible views, a chance to explore the city’s history, and beautiful waterfalls. One of my favorite waterfall trails is the Glen Falls Trail, located …
Lookout Mountain, named for the view it has over Chattanooga and the Tennessee river, holds historical significance dating back to both the American Colonization of the Native Cherokee people, and a Union army victory during the American Civil War. It boasts numerous adventure activities for families and individuals alike, from the panoramic views of Rock …
The Appalachian Trail enters Tennessee in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The trail runs along the eastern border of the state weaving in and out of North Carolina many times before it finally exits the state to the north into Virginia. The Appalachian trail is a total of 2,189 miles and runs through 14 …
Nothing compares to the hikes in Gatlinburg. Whether you’re hiking with kids, or you’re looking for a more challenging solo-hike, it’s impossible to overstate the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains region. This region is sprinkled with waterfalls, wildlife, historic remains of original homesteads, wildflowers, old growth forests, and breathtaking panoramic views. The Great Smoky …
Read more15 of the Best Hikes in Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains
