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Mountain view, mediaroom w/ lovesacs, hot tub,sauna
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Cabin: 10 Bedroom, 10 Bathroom, Sleeps 20
Location: Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States
Features:
Air Conditioning, Cooking Utensils Provided, Deck, Elevator, Fireplace, Full Kitchen, Gas Grill, High-Speed Internet, Linens Provided, Patio, Pool (access), Sauna (privat...(more)
Description: Twin Cedar Lodge, a $2 million custom-crafted residence, has become the talk of the town. Over two years in construction, this 7000 sqft.residence features as additional 2500 sqft. of covered de...(more)
Price Range:
975 -
1175 /night
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4800 -
5850 /week
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Laurel Lodge
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Home: 12 Bedroom, 12 Bathroom, Sleeps 24
Location: Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States
Features:
Air Conditioning, Charcoal Grill, Cooking Utensils Provided, Deck, Fireplace, Full Kitchen, Linens Provided, Pool (access)
Description: Got a large group? This chalet has everything you will need. Each bedroom offers a private bath with one handicap suite on the entry level. Kitchen is fully equipped to cook and serve 24 people and of...(more)
Price Range:
1000 -
1000 /night
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7000 -
7000 /week
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Sunstone Lodge
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Home: 5 Bedroom, 5.5 Bathroom, Sleeps 10
Location: Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States
Features:
Air Conditioning, Charcoal Grill, Cooking Utensils Provided, Deck, Fireplace, Full Kitchen, Linens Provided, Pool (access)
Description: Add some character to the mountain retreat you'll call home for a few days. Five spacious bedrooms and a spectacular mountain view will entice your guests to return again and again. Each suite is uniq...(more)
Price Range:
400 -
400 /night
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2800 /week
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Cloud 9
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Home: 7 Bedroom, 5 Bathroom, Sleeps 14
Location: Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States
Features:
Air Conditioning, Charcoal Grill, Cooking Utensils Provided, Deck, Fireplace, Full Kitchen, Linens Provided, Pool (access)
Description: Got a big group or just a big family? You will find this a perfect place to spread out and enjoy your getaway. Walk to the swimming pool or gather in the rec room. This spacious chalet will provide...(more)
Price Range:
430 -
430 /night
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3010 /week
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An Eagle's View
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Home: 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, Sleeps 2
Location: Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States
Features:
Air Conditioning, Charcoal Grill, Cooking Utensils Provided, Deck, Fireplace, Full Kitchen, Linens Provided, Pool (access)
Description: Eagles soar high above the trees and you will have the same view from this mountain-top perch. Perfect for families with small children or those who just need the convenience of one level. Handicapped...(more)
Price Range:
140 -
140 /night
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980 -
980 /week
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Gatlinburg
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Gatlinburg, Tennessee is best known as the western entrance to the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. Gatlinburg is noted for its mountain handicraft shops, and local points of interest include the Homespun Valley Mountaineer Village and the Christus Gardens, a series of dioramas depicting the life of Christ. But most come to see and enjoy the Great Smokey Mountains.
The Great Smokey Mountains National Park is 20 miles wide and some 54 miles long. The park was established in 1934 to preserve the last remaining sizeable area of southern primeval hardwood forest in the United States. It covers over 520,000 acres and it contains some of the highest peaks of the Appalachian Mountains.
Summits and ridges are crowned with a forest of red spruce and Fraser fir. In the open areas purple and pink blossoming rhododendron can be seen. Hiking is the most popular activity, whether a day trip or as part of a hike up the length of the entire Appalachian Trail. Some of the families who first settled this area have descendents who live and farm in much the same way as in years gone by. The area containing those farms was designated a World Heritage Site in 1983.
Visitors come to the Smokies, the most popular area administered by the US National Park Service, to hike, fish, camp, ski, whitewater raft, and enjoy this well-preserved national treasure. There are world-class spas as well as theme parks and resorts throughout the area. All of these draw their inspiration from the abundant natural beauty.
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