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When you visit Cades Cove, you will be met with an array of historical buildings. If you love history, there are many different structures that you can hike to that tell the story of the Smoky Mountains. One of those places happens to be an old cabin that was once owned by the first permanent European settlers in the area. Here is everything you need to know about hiking to John Oliver Cabin in Cades Cove:

As long as you don’t mind the cold, winter is an amazing time to go hiking in the Smokies. The trails will be less crowded and there is a good chance you might even see some snow! There are an array of different hiking trails that are perfect during this time of year. Here is the ultimate guide to winter hiking in the Smoky Mountains:

Autumn is one of the most beautiful times in the Smoky Mountains. The leaves begin to change colors and there is a chill in the air. Because of the beautiful scenery, this is the perfect season to go on a hike. Here are 4 reasons to go hiking in the Smoky Mountains during fall:

When it comes to magnificent pictures, you will not find a better backdrop than the Smoky Mountains. It is the perfect place to take family photos for any occasion. There are also some great family hikes in the area you can take that will give you some even better pictures. Here are 4 of the best hikes in the Smoky Mountains that are perfect for family photos:

Do you love going to museums and memorials to learn about history? Not only is the Smoky Mountains full of fantastic history museums, there are also many different hikes you can take that teach all about the history of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Why not mix your love of history and the beauty of the mountains to have an unforgettable adventure? Here are 4 of the best hikes in the Smoky Mountains for history lovers:

The Smoky Mountain trails are full of exciting destinations, ranging from historical wonders to breathtaking waterfalls! Hiking in the Smokies is also often like a fairytale journey through the forest where you never know what magical sight you might see around the next bend! For example, did you know that the Elkmont section of the national park is home to a troll bridge? Here is everything you need to know to discovering this whimsical structure while hiking in the Smokies:

There are a ton of great destinations in the Smoky Mountains that you can get to by hiking. One of those must see spots in the Mt. Cammerer fire tower. This hike is 11.2 miles roundtrip if you take the most popular route via Low Gap Trail. While this hike is a little intense, there are few sights that can live up to the views that you will encounter from the fire tower. Here is a little more about the path you will take to the Mt. Cammerer fire tower.

There are a ton of unique spots throughout the Great Smoky Mountains you can get to by hiking. One of the lesser known spots is the fairy house along Twin Creeks Trail. We want to tell you all about this cool little spot and how to get there. Here’s more about hiking to the House of the Fairies in the Great Smoky Mountains:

The scenic and diverse hiking trails in the Smokies bring in thousands of hikers every year! Whether you’re hiking in a group or individually, you’re guaranteed to have an amazing hike and see some of the most incredible views in the country! If you do decide to hike alone, there are a few safety tips you should keep in mind. Here are 5 tips for hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains by yourself: