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The Smokies. A loving nickname for the lovely Great Smoky Mountains. For most of us, those words brings a vision of low, undulating mountains, their rocky slopes covered with dark, dense hardwood forests. And they’re all covered with that weird, smoky, natural fog that hangs over the area. These ancient, gently rolling mountains are part of the Blue Ridge Physiographic Province, and viewed from a distance, they present a painterly aspect of stacked ripples of soft blues, grays and purples. The Smokies, naturally, are part of the Great Smoky Mountains

If you are looking for the perfect place to spend your winter or spring vacation, Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are an ideal choice. The Smoky Mountains are a beautiful and peaceful place to spend the winter holidays. The Cabin Rental Store has some fantastic vacation homes for you and your family to relax in and Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge offer some terrific things to do when you are here. Check out our ultimate Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg travel guide to winter and spring in the area below! Winter Attractions Although

You have been cooped up in the house for a long time and you are ready to plan a fantastic family vacation in Gatlinburg. There are so many things to do here that planning your trip can be a bit overwhelming. The Cabin Rental Store can provide the perfect accommodations for your trip, no matter if you are a solo traveler, a family of four, or a family reunion party of 20. This helpful one-week guide will show you all the places to go and all of the things to

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

Back in the day, a vacation meant having to stuff just about everything you own into at least two suitcases per person; hotels didn’t offer more than the bare minimum of necessities and airlines didn’t charge for the extra bags, so it was more a nuisance than a problem. Today, airlines are finding new ways to ding you in costs, so those extra bags are a thing of the past, but as vacation rental homes and condos have burst onto the scene, traveling light is made that much easier! These