Foothills Parkway Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Cosby, TN
6 mile drive between I-40 East and Cosby, TN. Part of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Little River - Tennessee - North Carolina
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Great Smoky Mountains Documentary
We head to the Smoky Mountains and split up and experience what it's like to hike solo through the wilderness. On top of that, we face the most difficult weather conditions we've had thus far. Sit back and enjoy our journey through the Smokies.
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--SCENE SELECTION--
0:00 Teaser
0:11 Theme Song
0:41 After Intro
1:24 Dusk
2:25 Morning before the hike
3:23 Getting ready
4:30 The first hike
8:10 Bryan's musings
10:16 Bryan arrives at his campsite
11:30 Slow as a snail
13:11 Bridge crossing
13:44 Wood-ear Fungus
14:50 Rose colored glasses
17:05 Plant ID
18:10 A tale of two trails
19:53 Robby arrives at his campsite
22:04 Andrew struggles
24:22 Robby attempts a fire
25:47 Robby's care package
26:53 Thomas's letter
29:50 Day two morning
30:29 Ben and Alexis SHOUT-OUT
30:56 Hiking on a new day
32:25 Bryan wakes up
33:33 Robby arrives at the AT junction
35:42 Yugen
36:55 Robby reaches Mt. Cammerer
38:45 Bryan meets hikers
40:37 Andrew arrives at the AT junction
42:39 Cosby junction before rendevous
43:41 Andrew meets up with Robby
45:40 Hiking to find Bryan
46:39 Meeting up with Bryan
48:05 Talking at the rainy junction
49:20 Arriving at shelter
50:15 Final morning
51:36 Jonathan (JP) SHOUT-OUT
52:26 Trail-Blazer and Frost (thru-hikers) SHOUT-OUT
52:48 Final hike out
56:38 Credits talking
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Original content and music is copyright Adventure Archives/Team Scoog Production (c) 2015
Gatlinburg East / Smoky Mountain KOA Cosby Tennessee TN - CampgroundViews.com
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Gatlinburg East / Smoky Mountain KOA (formerly Smoky Mountain Premier RV Resort) near Cosby Tennessee offers full hookup RV sites catering to large RVs in a treed setting. The property is tucked off the highway and backs up to the Great Smokey Mountain National Park. Treed setting with easy access for any size rig. Hiking trails are accessible from the back of the park.
Gravel roads and parking pads sites have picnic tables and plenty of trees all around. Closer to the Cosby area than Gatlinburg the RV park has installed family friendly amenities in association with the KOA designation. Pull thru and backin sites are available for tent and RV camping.
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Video of Cosby - Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN from Kelsey M.
Quick drive around some of the campground.
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Kelsey M.'s Review on The Dyrt:
▶︎ Friendly Campground
I was just passing through when I stayed at Cosby Campground and I wish I could have stayed for longer. The nature in the surrounding area is incredible and the other campers were very friendly. It's a fairly large campground with multiple loops, some reservable, some not, some for tent campers, some for RVs.
The hosts were very helpful in finding a good spot. The bathrooms have flush toilets and sinks but no showers and were kept in good condition. The sites are far enough a part that you don't feel crammed in. A lot of the tent sites had stairs/trails up or down a small so that the site itself was set off the road.
This is one of the first National Parks I've visited in a while that allows wood collection. You are not allowed to bring in your own campfire wood unless it was purchased locally and have been treated to appropriate standards. It was a little rainy and chilly in later October but the sites still were more or less filled by early evening.
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Bear Camp Cabin - The Great Smoky Mountain Sign
Ridge upon ridge of forest straddles the border between North Carolina and Tennessee in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. World renowned for its diversity of plant and animal life, the beauty of its ancient mountains, and the quality of its remnants of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, this is America's most visited national park.
Cosby Campground, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Favorite Sites: A-16, 20, 26, 55, 59, 61 B-2, 10, 20, 22, 52, 55, 59, 75, 88, 93
Short and Easy Family Hike to a Waterfall in the Smoky Mountains Tennessee, United States of America
Join us as we hike to the Cataract Falls in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, USA. The hike starts at the Sugarland Visitor Center and ends at the beautiful Cataract Falls. It is a short and easy hike that young kids can do.
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Gunter Cemetery - Crosby Tennessee/The Great Smoky Mountains National Park
While driving around the Smoky Mountains Michelle and I come across this old cemetery. Some of the grave stones are from the 1800's!
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Cosby Tennessee
Shot in Cosby, TN during our 2015 summer family vacation.
The Secret of Cosby TN
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Gatlinburg, TN / Smoky Mountains - Feb. 2018
Driving through the Great Smoky Mountains in Georgia, North Carolina & Tennessee
The Great Smoky Mountains stretch from the Pigeon River in the northeast to the Little Tennessee River to the southwest. The northwestern half of the range gives way to a series of elongate ridges known as the Foothills, the outermost of which include Chilhowee Mountain and English Mountain. The range is roughly bounded on the south by the Tuckasegee River and to the southeast by Soco Creek and Jonathan Creek. The Great Smokies comprise parts of Blount County, Sevier County, and Cocke County in Tennessee and Swain County and Haywood County in North Carolina.
The sources of several rivers are located in the Smokies, including the Little Pigeon River, the Oconaluftee River, and Little River. Streams in the Smokies are part of the Tennessee River watershed and are thus entirely west of the Eastern Continental Divide. The largest stream wholly within the park is Abrams Creek, which rises in Cades Cove and empties into the Chilhowee Lake impoundment of the Little Tennessee River near Chilhowee Dam.
Other major streams include Hazel Creek and Eagle Creek in the southwest, Raven Fork near Oconaluftee, Cosby Creek near Cosby, and Roaring Fork near Gatlinburg. The Little Tennessee River passes through five impoundments along the range's southwestern boundary, namely Tellico Lake, Chilhowee Lake, Calderwood Lake, Cheoah Lake, and Fontana Lake.
Our Place - Cosby, TN
This cozy cabin in the woods is MUST stop while you are in the Smokey Mountains. Just east of Gatlinburg is Cosby, TN and Our Place bookstore. The coffee really is amazing, and their book selection is so much fun. Originally from Chicago, Deann and Harold, are great hosts and make you feel very welcome as soon as you walk in the door.
I drove through Tennessee mountain towns: Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.
So in today’s video, we’re going to take a tour from downtown Knoxville, through the Great Smoky Mountains and into two very unique mountain towns - Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg Tennessee.
As we leave downtown we’ll cross through some mountain passes on our way into Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. It’s Saturday, November 9 at noon.
We were lucky, as the leaves seemed to be at their autumn peaks.
If I were to make a comparison to these mountain towns to other places I’ve been, I’d say Pigeon Forge is like Myrtle Beach South Carolina, but in the mountains. Pigeon Forge is basically a huge tourist trap destination.
All of Route 321 here in the far eastern corner of Tennessee crosses a big valley between mountain passes as you cross into western North Carolina and north Georgia along the Great Smoky Mountain ridges.
So we’re right in the middle of the mountains, but there’s a TON of stuff going on.
Pigeon Forge identifies as a vacation area more than a community. It’s also home to Dollywood, an amusement park founded by country crooner Dolly Parton. The place is packed full of restaurants, theme parks, mini golf, museums, shopping, arcades and other points of interest.
Now, to get to Gatlinburg, you can continue along Route 321 and you’d be there in 15 minutes. However, as you can see, traffic is a real pain. It was Veterans Day weekend, the height of fall colors, and happened to be a beautiful weekend, weather wise, with temps in the low 70s. So, everyone else wanted to get up here, too.
To avoid the crowd, we decided to take a detour over a small mountain pass into Gatlinburg, a drive that took about 15 minutes. But we were glad we did, as we came over the top of the ridge, which afforded a very unique perspective on what Gatlinburg looks like from the top of the ridge.
It may not look like it from here, but there’s a TON of people down there.
This is Gatlinburg proper. It’s not always this busy, but between June and December it is, especially on weekends. If Pigeon Forge 15 miles behind us was Myrtle Beach, this is definitely Bourbon Street. Although Gatlinburg is 1000% safer and cleaner than most Louisiana cities I’ve been to.
Gatlinburg might be many people’s favorite mountain town of all. It sits at the base of the road to the end of the Appalachian Mountains - about three hours from here is the end of the Appalachian Mountains and only 4 hours away is Atlanta.
Gatlinburg, like Pigeon Forge is only home to around 4,000 permanent residents.
There’s skiing nearby, too. Basically, if you can think of something fun you’d want to do, it’s here in Gatlinburg. Except surfing. There’s no ocean nearby.
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Creekwalk Inn Bed and Breakfast with Cabins - Cosby (Tennessee) - United States
Creekwalk Inn Bed and Breakfast with Cabins hotel city: Cosby (Tennessee) - Country: United States
Address: 166 Middle Creek Road; zip code: TN 37722
This Cosby, TN bed and breakfast is less than 10 minutes’ drive from the entrance of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It features a daily breakfast, concierge services and rustic rooms with free WiFi.
-- Situé à Cosby, le Creekwalk Inn Bed and Breakfast with Cabins est situé à moins de 10 minutes de route de l'entrée du parc national des Great Smoky Mountains.
-- Este bed and breakfast está situado en Cosby, Tennessee, a menos de 10 minutos en coche de la entrada del parque nacional de las Grandes Montañas Humeantes.
-- 这间田纳西州（TN）科斯比（Cosby）的住宿加早餐酒店距离大烟山国家公园（Great Smoky Mountains National Park）的入口有不到10分钟车程，提供每日早餐、礼宾服务和带免费无线网络连接的乡村风格客房。 Creekwalk Inn Bed and Breakfast酒店的每间客房均设有连接浴室。色彩缤纷的客房铺有木地板，配有咖啡设施。大多数客房提供电壁炉和spa浴缸。 Bed and Breakfast...
-- Этот отель типа «постель и завтрак» расположен в городе Косби, штат Теннесси, менее чем в 10 минутах езды от входа в национальный парк Грейт-Смоки-Маунтинс. К услугам гостей ежедневный завтрак, консьерж и уютные номера с бесплатным Wi-Fi.
-- يقع Creekwalk Inn Bed and Breakfast with Cabins على بعد أقل من 10 دقائق بالسيارة من مدخل الحديقة الوطنية Great Smoky Mountains. يضم وجبة إفطار يومية، وخدمات الكونسيرج وغرف ريفية مع خدمة الواي فاي المجانية.
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Awesome Trout Fishing Minutes from Gatlinburg Without the Crowds
Gatlinburg offers good trout fishing, but crowds can be a chore to navigate. Meanwhile, minutes from the pay to park meters, congestion and busy streets rests relief in the form of cold, crystal clear, trout filled water flowing out of the Smokys. Find out where and how to catch them now in this episode of Pautzke Outdoors.
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Clingman's Dome | Great Smokey Mountains National Park | 2017 | Tennessee | USA
Clingman's Dome is one of the most popular tourist attractions with the Great Smokey Mountain National Park in Tennessee, USA.
Please note that if you plan on going, pets and bikes are not allowed on the paved path. There is a paved path from the parking lots to the top of Clingman's Dome observation tower.
At 6,643 feet, Clingman's Dome is the highest portion of the Great Smokey Mountain National Park. From the top of the observation tower you can see a full 360 degrees making for some amazing views! In addition to the being the highest point with the Great Smokey Mountain National Park, Clingman's Dome is also the highest point in the State of Tennessee.
This location is also the highest point in the Appalachian Trail system going from Georgia to Maine.