Veterans Day in the Smoky Mountains: Honoring Our Nation’s Heroes
There are very few places that put as much pride in celebrating the sacrifices made by America’s service men and women as the Smoky Mountains. Here, we have not only one but two thrilling events that families and guests can enjoy on November 11, 2014.
Your Complete Guide to Christmas Events in Wears Valley
The Christmas season is fast approaching, and Wears Valley is gearing up for an incredible holiday celebration! Starting at the end of November, this welcoming mountain community invites visitors and locals alike to participate in a series of special seasonal events. To help you make the most of your time in the Smokies, we’ve put together a convenient guide to everything going on in Wears Valley in the upcoming months.
4 Things You Can Only Find At the 2014 Wears Valley Fall Festival
Looking for the perfect way to experience fall in the Smoky Mountains? Look no further than the 2014 Wears Valley Fall Festival. Presented by Keep Sevier Beautiful, this Smoky Mountain event is a change for both locals and visitors to come together and celebrate all the great things about fall in the Smoky Mountains. That being said, here is a breakdown of just a few of the many exciting things that you can only find at this unique Smoky Mountain fall festival.
Top 3 Smoky Mountains Events Your Family Won’t Want To Miss This February
There is always something fun and exciting going on in the Smoky Mountains; however, this February the excitement is kicking it up a notch with three ‘must do’ events you and your family will not want to miss.
Western Event in Pigeon Forge Celebrates Cowboy Lifestyle
For lovers of black hats, white horses and all things Old-West, there’s no better place to see a full round-up of cowboy entertainment and activities than the Saddle Up event in Pigeon Forge. Running from February 19 to 23, the 14th annual event is planned to be bigger than ever. Visit My Smokies has the full schedule, locations and pricing, so you can be prepared for an inside view of what life was like for early Western Americans.
Townsend Pays Special Tribute To Smoky Mountain Heritage This Winter
The 2014 Winter Heritage Festival in the Smokies will be held February 7-8 in beautiful Townsend, TN. Known as “the quieter side of the Smokies,” Townsend is home to many fun and exciting things to do including river tubing, hiking, and auto tours.
Pigeon Forge Announces Exciting Changes to Wilderness Wildlife Week
Are you interested in connecting with nature on your trip to the Smoky Mountains? For nearly a quarter of a century Wilderness Wildlife Week has brought together nature lovers from all over the country with a full festival of activities. This year the free event in Pigeon Forge will include lectures, workshops, exhibits, hike and much more.
U.S. Mint Set to Release Quarter Featuring the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
In 2010, the United States Mint began issuing 56 quarters, each featuring designs of the national parks and other national sites. Since, we have been patiently waiting for the release of the Smoky Mountain quarter. The quarter will be the 21st out of the 56 quarters to be sent out.
Special Smoky Mountains Event Celebrates Christmas By Honoring Past
Treat your family to something special this weekend by attending the 38th annual Festival of Christmas Past. Sponsored by the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this Smoky Mountain Christmas event is the perfect blend holiday cheer and rich mountain history.
Cades Cove Event to Showcase Full Moon Over the Smokies
When your family visits the Smoky Mountains in the fall, there’s a good chance you will have Cades Cove on your list of places to go. As one of the most popular destinations in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Cades Cove is filled with historical buildings and beautiful wildlife. To experience the beauty of the night sky in the Smokies, Cades Cove is offering a nighttime walk to enjoy the full moon over the mountains.
Hang Out with Stars on September 28
Although the leaves begin to change in the fall season, that’s not the only thing that brings people to the Smokies. Brightly shining stars glow through the clear skies on cool autumn days, making the Great Smoky Mountains National Park a wonderful place for stargazing.
Spring Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament April 6-7
Presented by the Rocky Top Outfitters it the 14th annual Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament. Held in the spring from April 6th - 7th, 2013, this major event attracts fishermen and visitors from across the country to compete for winning titles, amazing prices and an overall enjoyable experience with others who have the same interests and hobbies. This fun and exciting event welcomes visitors and participants of all types and ages including children, adults, locals and tourists. Before the start of this 2-day event, more than 10,000 are stocked