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Attractions just to
name a few...
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2004
Local & Lodge Events
- February
5-7
Smoky Mountain Story teller Festival
- February 26-28 Annual Saddle up! Celebration
- March 5-6 Flower and Garden Show
- March 10-14 Mountain Quiltfest
- April 3-May 9 Festival of Nations
- April 19-25 Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage Week
- May 14-16 Annual Scottish Festival and Games
- May 17-19 Nature Photography Workshop
- June 21-23 Bird Watching Week
- July 1-August 29 Camp Berry Springs
- July
16-25
Gatlinburg's Craftsmen's Fair
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- July 26-31 Family Week
- August 1-31 Camp Berry Springs
- September 7-18 Two Room Special Week
- September 16 Taste of Autumn
- October 9-31 Harvest Arts and Crafts Celebration
- November
3
Gatlinburg Chili Cook-off
- November 3 - February 28. Gatlinburg's 15th Annual Winterfest
- December 7-9 Holiday Cooking Classes
- January 8-9 Scrap Book Weekend
- January 21-22 Dulcimer Clinic
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Do you want more to do?
Most come to the Smoky mountains to enjoy warm, sunny days and cool
crisp nights. Where you can hike on over 100 trails in the pristine
The
Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Where you can ride horseback through
mountain streams and meadows strewn with wildflowers or travel by car
along the quiet park roads......either way will allow you to view our
incredible wildlife. You will be able to enjoy all kinds of mountain
heritage activities from local entertainers to fly fishing our famous
streams and rivers, to demonstrations of traditional arts and crafts. If
you really want a hands on experience the
Smoky Mountain Field School
offers nature workshops and hiking adventures.
Established in 1937, the Arts & Crafts Community is comprised of the
largest group of independent artisans in the country. With shops,
studios, and galleries located along an 8-mile loop, the
Great Smoky
Arts & Crafts Community is a part of Gatlinburg’s history and
has been designated as a historic pathway on the Tennessee Heritage Arts
& Crafts Trail.
If you are looking for more "civilized" activities.....tennis, golf,
shopping, musical theaters and fantastic restaurants are just the
beginning...
Shopping!
Belz Factory Outlet World (85 shops) - (865) 453-3503
Old Mill Village (25 Specialty Shops) - (865) 453-5771
Pigeon Forge Factory Outlet Mall (40 shops - (865) 428-2828
Tanger Outlet Center (26 shops) - (865) 428-7002
Starter Factory Outlet - (865) 429-1041
Westpoint Pepperell - (865) 453-1041
The Market Place Mall - Pigeon Forge - 865-436-0641
Retail
Boot Factory - 2 locations in Pigeon Forge - 865-429-4625 and
865-428-7861
Specialty
Lorelei Candles (2 locations) - 865-436-9214 and 865-436-7833
Old Time Pottery - Pigeon Forge - 865-453-6882
Books & Music
Books A Million - Sevierville - 865-908-8994
Book Warehouse - Gatlinburg - 865-430-5972
Theaters
Golfing
Eagles Landing Golf Club: (865) 429-4223
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Par: 72 |
Championship:
6919/73.5/134 |
Regular:
6463/71.8/125 |
Senior:
5288/68.1/106 |
Ladies:
4591/68.8/120 |
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Type of Greens:
Bent |
Practice Range:
Yes |
Carts Mandatory:
Yes |
Course
Architect: D.J. DeVictor |
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Gatlinburg Municipal Golf
Course: (865) 453-3912
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Par: 71 |
Championship:
6280/72.3/132 |
Regular:
5825/69.6/125 |
Senior: N/A |
Ladies:
4710.68.9/117 |
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Type of Greens:
Bent |
Practice Range:
No |
Carts Mandatory:
Yes |
Course
Architect: William Langford |
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Bent Creek Golf Course:
(865) 436-3947
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Par: 72 (Ladies:
73) |
Championship:
6182/70.3/127 |
Regular:
5802/67.9/123 |
Senior: N/A |
Ladies:
5095/69.2/117 |
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Type of Greens:
Bent |
Practice Range:
No |
Carts Mandatory:
Yes until 1pm |
Course
Architect: Gary Player |
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