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Articles and News about Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains

Little House of Pancakes – Gatlinburg Restaurant Review

Located right outside the downtown area of Gatlinburg (in the direction of the Arts and Crafts district), lies a gem of a breakfast destination, Little House of Pancakes. From the moment you set foot in this charming spot, you are welcomed into a world of culinary...
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J.O.E. and Pop’s Sub Shoppe- Gatlinburg Restaurant Review

Located on the outskirts of Gatlinburg, near the Arts & Crafts district, lies a cozy little sub shop called J.O.E. and Pop's Sub Shoppe. It is a split restaurant that shares both physical space as well as menu space with Mama's Chicken Kitchen. We did not eat...
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The Early Spring Flowers and Trees You Will Find in the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee

Spring in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee is a sight to behold. After months of cold and dreary weather, the mountains come alive with a burst of color and life. The forests and meadows are filled with a variety of plant life and flowers that bloom during this...
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Christus Gardens – the Demolition of a Gatlinburg Landmark

Christus Gardens – the Demolition of a Gatlinburg Landmark

Mar 7, 2022 |

Christus Gardens (later renamed "Christ in the Smokies") was a Gatlinburg landmark for many years. The museum opened in 1960, early in the rise of Gatlinburg as a vacation hotspot, by Mr. Ronald Ligon. The museum featured life-size figures populating scenes from the...