We had many adventures among nature and other outdoor venues in the Smoky Mountains. Here’s a wrap up of a few last highlights.

We enjoyed one trip up the mountain and upped the ante with not only a chair lift, but also the longest suspension bridge in North America! It was a little scary – especially the transparent part in the middle – but we made it 680 feet and back in one piece. Chair lift up Ready…

Part of the appeal of the Smoky Mountains is definitely getting out in nature – and we were able to be one with nature through some hiking. Though it took a little prodding, once we were out and about, it was a great time!

Early on in a trip to Great Smoky Mountain National Park, we went high above the clouds to an outdoor garden and park called Anakeesta. Part of the fun is just getting there – a 15-minute ride up a mountain! We enjoyed quality outdoor time and great views for the effort! On our way up…

With the pandemic, we knew spring break had to be distanced and outdoor-focused – we found the perfect solution in a tricked-out cabin at the base of Smoky Mountain National Park! This Christmas-themed cabin had its own pool, hot tub, games and fire pit. It was hard to leave! O in Christmas heaven Yep, every…