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Distance learning can be difficult for children who want to run around with their friends outside. Luckily, attending school from home allows families to still go on their vacation getaways as long as they have access to Wi-Fi. You can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi access in our Gatlinburg vacation rentals, and you will also be close to many educational attractions in the area. Take a look at how you can enjoy these educational activities on your journey to Gatlinburg after online learning is done: Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies There is

If there is one location in all of Tennessee that is surrounded by beautiful natural attractions, it is Gatlinburg. Our vacation destination is deep in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains and is known for a variety of activities including skiing. However, snow sports are not the only sights to see in the area. Check out these incredible attractions in Gatlinburg. Attractions in Gatlinburg at Cades Cove The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one giant area that is full of unique attractions to see in person. This includes

In spite of the troubles going on in the world right now, time has continued to speed on by, and as we look at the calendars, many of us are surprised to discover that fall is just a few short weeks away! Offering the opportunity to forget about summer heat and new virus, these next few months are all about soft sweaters and vibrantly colored trees, pumpkin spice lattes and harvest moons, and hearty foods enjoyed in weather that is cool and crisp. If fall is your favorite soon and

Digging into the past is a great way to start off your vacation getaway to Gatlinburg. Take the time during your stay to learn about the incredible history of the area. Many exciting attractions nearby will help provide historical knowledge and fun alike! Here is how you can discover the historical side of Gatlinburg: Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum Gatlinburg is full of unique attractions, and the Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum is one of them. As you can tell, this museum is a dedication to all things salt and

We don’t know about you, but the way we’ve spent the last few months is NOT the way we we’d hoped 2020 would go. From toilet paper and coin shortages to invasive hornets and weird seeds being mailed from other countries, no one could have predicted the upheaval our world is going through. But things have changed, and while we wish it could be different, the chance we’ve had to spend more time with our kids while working home has made it all bearable. But were you aware that your