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Bag lunches and Black Bears
A Travel Blog entry by katie27 from Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, United States
... from the bluffs in the 19th century, but I might be making that up... The trail continued to navigate along the mountain side offering extraordinary views and relatively difficult inclines. Despite the elevation gain Katie and I cruised to the top ...
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Tennessee-Kentucky Road Trip
A Travel Blog entry by spoonball from Tennessee, Kentrucky, Tennessee, United States
... Scenic Byway. TN143E, 28E, US19N to Cherokee. Blue Ridge Parkway east from its starting point at the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountain NP, to US 23S through Sylva, NC107S to Cashiers, NC The Ocoee byway offered lovely views of the river and the ...
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A Travel Blog entry by samjad from Haliburton, Ontario, Canada
... nothing out of the ordinary except hangout and do a variation of the above sports. DAY 5: today was hiking day. only because smoky mountain hiking had made me addicted to it. going from 20 miles hiking in a week to no hiking has undesirable effects.i.e. ...
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Cades Cove and Abrams Falls
A Travel Blog entry by tendashseven from Cades Cove, Tennessee, United States
... and their descendants, the Olivers came despite the fact that there was no Indian treaty allowing them access to the Smoky Mountain land. Generally speaking this practice of settlement without treaty was the source of much friction between new settlers ...
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On to Asheville
A Travel Blog entry by mumnjulie from Asheville, North Carolina, United States
... lightning chased us off. Evening - to Ingles supermarket and Fiddling Pig. Mum met David from FL and NJ. Smoky mountain Cloggers and Blue Grass Group. Saturday 25 - Went to West North Carolina Nature center - saw wolves, bobcat, cougar ...
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Didn't We Ride, Children
A Travel Blog entry by burtonll from Sevierville, Tennessee, United States
... Or go underground at Forbidden Caverns where you'll see sparkling formations and natural chimneys; enjoy wandering out-of-doors at Smoky Mountain Deer Farm & Petting Zoo among the deer, zebra, miniature horses, and exotic cattle; also pony rides for the ...
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BRIGHT
A Travel Blog entry by madnomads from Bright, Victoria, Australia
... been so spectacular and frightening when you see the area which was under fire. Views were stunning on one side of the mountain, and very smoky and hazy on the other. No wonder they are continuing with the back burning so this devastation doesn't occur ...
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i hate the snow!
A Travel Blog entry by stephenplante from Hot Springs, North Carolina, United States
... of the snow! 4/5 hiked another short day with grateful. All the other guys pressed ahead. We did 14 miles to this really cool mountain called max patch. Its a open top and we camped right off the peak. I got to see an amazing sunset over the smoky and a ...
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Galavanting through Buncome County
A Travel Blog entry by mjslonim from Asheville, North Carolina, United States
... all over came to Asheville to stay in the houses and recover from whatever disease they were suffering from. The mountain air, water and climate was said to have healing qualities. The Wolfe home contained tiny and unembellished bedroom next ...
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Bhutan
A Travel Blog entry by jenandjeffmilum from Paro, Bhutan
... the same size. Roughly the same shape. They are both mostly located at very high elevations and feature stupendous mountain scenery. Traditional architecture in both countries utilize very large white washed houses with the barn on the first floor, wood ...
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To 4321 and beyond
A Travel Blog entry by dana_omer from Sipi Falls, Nakapiripirit, Uganda
... we start at 6:30, on our way to the peak. Day 3: Wagagai What kind of name is Wagagai? I imagine it meaning "the highest mountain" in some local language (Elgon actually means "Breast Mountain" in Maasai), trying to take my mind off how hard it is to ...
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Blue Ridge Parkway, Dolly Parton and Trees
A Travel Blog entry by skcoll from Charlotte, United States
... village for the bus loads of old people that come to see the windy cliff with the Indian love story. We saw Grandfather Mountain and passed over a superb eco-friendly viaduct road and did another walk at Cumberland Knob. We then peeled off the parkway ...
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Happiest places in the world >> ASIA
A Travel Blog entry by happysheep from Montreal, Quebec, Canada
... high-altitude hideaways. It also opens up the Blue Ridge Parkway; a 755km drive through the Great Smoky, Shenandoah and Blue Ridge Mountains - a lush panorama of log cabins and lakes, often turned a hazy 'blue' by mists. And there is even a ready-made ...
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Best place to stay in the Smokies
A Travel Blog entry by smokeymountains from Townsend, Tennessee, United States
... stay in The Smoky Mountains. It is the closest Hotel / Lodge to Cades Cove which is just unbeleivable with its mountain views and all the wildlife (deer, black bear, wild turkeys ect...) also well maintained original cabins & churches ...
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Resortquest Smoky Mountains Pigeon Forge
610 Dollywood Lane, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, United States
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Hidden Mountain Resort Sevierville
475 Apple Valley Rd, foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Sevierville, Tennessee, United States
For over 26 years Hidden Mountain Resort has provided an indulgent retreat for Smoky Mountain visitors. The log cabins at Hidden Mountain East & West range in size from one room romantic suites up to a stunning 14 bedroom lodge on the river. Amenities ...
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Anna's Deep Creek Cabins Bryson City
70 Mitchell Mountain Road, Bryson City, North Carolina, United States
... the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Near Deep Creek Tubing, Nantahala Rafting, Scenic Railroad, Dining, and Shopping. We have two cabins: one sleeps 6, has 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, the other seeps 4, has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. You and your ...
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