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Visit the talented glass workers, sculptors and painters at the Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts Community. This is your chance to take home handcrafted artworks from North America’s largest group of independent artisans.

Seeking breathtaking sights? If you’re visiting Gatlinburg by car and want to reach some incredible hiking trails, you won’t want to miss these always-free scenic drives:

The Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail along a flowing mountain stream offers 5.5 miles of photo-worthy horizons, historic preserves and nearby walking trails, including the Baskins Creek Falls Trail, Bullhead Trail and the Trillium Gap.

Cades Cove is an 11-mile loop featuring historic sites with old cabins, mills and more. There are also spots where you can stretch your legs and enjoy a family picnic.

Extend your trip to Cherokee, North Carolina on the Newfound Gap Road. This is the lowest pass through the Great Smoky Mountains, with views that top the list in terms of beauty and grandeur.

Become an official Not-So-Junior Ranger at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Entrance to the park is free. Just pick up a Not-So-Junior Ranger card at one of the visitor centers, attend three ranger-led programs (also free), and receive your patch designating your Not-So-Junior Ranger status.

Browse Chattanooga Market, where you can browse and shop for baked goods, prepared foods, fresh produce, and arts and crafts from local artisans.

In addition to great hotel deals, Gatlinburg Parkway has exciting attractions for the entire family. If you’re on a budget, hop on the free summer shuttle to see the sights of downtown Gatlinburg.