Hi all! What unusual sights have you seen or known? We are going to visit this wonderful city next month. But don't want to visit the places that are in the usual guidebook. I want to visit something unusual and interesting.
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Unusual sights in Gatlinburg. (1 Viewer)
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After last November's devastating wildfire, the Great Smoky Mountains welcomes tourists again, most attractions are open, and downtown Gatlinburg is buzzing with activity. Indeed, there is no shortage of entertainment in and around Gatlinburg near the Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort and Waterpark. In addition to extremely popular tourist spots like Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Dollywood, the Great Smoky Mountains is home to many unusual attractions that are sure to amaze and entertain your whole family. You can go to westgateresorts.com and check out all the attractions you should definitely visit. They're not like the usual guidebook you'll find online, they're very interesting, emotional, and exciting sights.
If you're there for the first time, you'll all be drawn to the various museums, but you should visit Great Smokey Mountains National Park first. Originally known as Lakeview Drive, the so-called "Road to Nowhere" was conceived in the early 1940s as a second entrance to Cades Bay from the North Carolina side of Great Smokey Mountains National Park. However, due to concerns about its high cost and negative environmental impact, the road was abandoned. Today, visitors can take a 6-mile scenic drive along the Road to Nowhere (it is located near Bryson City ) and enjoy scenic mountain views, wildlife, and hiking trails such as the Noland Creek Trail. The road to nowhere ends at the entrance to a 1,200-foot tunnel (bring a flashlight!)
