Hillside Winery brings flavor of Europe to the Smokies
The Smoky Mountains historically aren’t known for an abundance of wineries. But the owners of Hillside Winery in Sevierville are slowly changing that.
Zorb to the future
During an age in which there are more than enough gadgets to keep one inside from sunrise to sunset, there is a growing trend keeping people outside and rolling toward a new world of entertainment.
With over 800 miles of hiking trails, one of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is on foot.
“Every season offers something new,” said Vesna Plakanis. “It’s incredible.”
Put on your life jacket and have the time of your life. The weather is warming and the time is right to jump into a whitewater adventure by checking out Rafting in the Smokies.
Visitors to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park will enjoy even more services and facilities this year. For the first time, LeConte Lodge will offer day hikers and backpackers an opportunity to buy a prepared bag lunch or have lunch, snacks and beverages at the lodge.
Meals are fun at Kinkaku
There are few places in Pigeon Forge where you can see a volcano erupt. Kinkaku Japanese Steakhouse chefs make a mountain out of onions and set it on fire, making it look like a volcano shooting hot lava into the
air.
