The Smoky Mountains are a beautiful region of the U.S., but amidst the beauty lies a creepy destination full of eerie ...

I recently spent one night at the resort's Great Smoky Mountains location. When I planned a trip to the Great Smoky Mountains in April, I wanted to be comfortable and immersed in nature ...

There's a resort town in Great Smoky Mountains National Park that was abandoned in the late 1900s. The National Parks Service began restoring the ghost town in 2009, and now it's open to the public.

Sample fresh cheese, and then meet the sheep who made it (along with other friendly animals), at this charming farm tucked in ...

Margaritaville and Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort are popular options ... You could try “glamping” at Under Canvas Great Smoky Mountains. Essentially, it’s all the charm of camping in ...

The three-story home in Maggie Valley, outside Asheville, features a great room with a 33-foot tall stone fireplace, giant ...

Look no further than Blackberry Farm in Walland, Tennessee. This luxury resort in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains offers overnight accommodations, fine dining, and a smorgasbord of ...

From stunning vistas to breathtaking beauty, these are the Most Treasured Views in East Tennessee. Here’s how to see them.

A road trip through the Great Smoky Mountains offers up almost impossible contradictions. King Kong atop the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge. Photograph by Shell Royster I tackle backcountry ...

Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee ... the park between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort and Water Park was the perfect spot to relax after hiking and ...

Insider's reporter explored a 1900s resort town full of historic cabins that were abandoned by the end of the century. After restoration by the National Parks Service, 16 cabins are now open to ...