smoky mountains

Here's one more stop for you on your next visit to the Smoky Mountains. Roll that beautiful "gigantic can of beans" vacation footage.

There's an abandoned theme park in the Smoky Mountains that is quite literally a 'Ghost Town.' It has opened and closed several times.

The Smoky Mountain Terror convention is back for its 2nd year. Featuring over 50 celebrity guests, vendor booths and more.

These fireflies are like nothing you've ever seen, but securing your spot to see them is hard.

Kentucky was once home to a thriving bear population. But things took a nosedive in the early 1900s due to habitat loss, rampant hunting, and a lack of protected areas. According to the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife, the black bear population is on the up and up, and it's happening fast.

A visit to a historic old ghost town would do a nice job of filling in gaps you have on your next trip to Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains.

Generally, worms are wonderful friends to have in your garden, but that isn't the case with the invasive species of jumping worms that have infiltrated Tennessee

There is a way to see some of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park's most popular areas without leaving your car.

A sleepover with real penguins? Sign me up!

National Geographic has curated a list of some of Tennessee's best hotels. If you're ready for unique luxury, this octet of beauties might be what you're looking for.

The pancake capital of the south is located in Tennessee, and now you can stay inside a literal short stack!

Kids who love construction equipment and big kids at heart will want to dig into this theme park!