February in the Smokies offers cabin deals, outdoor adventures on the ski slopes and the hiking trails of the national park, and cozy times in the cabin, especially with Valentine’s Day looming large and the scenic mountains covered in white. And the winter festive lights are still on for a while longer yet, and events continue, as always to break out with live music, great food and fun for all ages.
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January in the Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge area means special rates on cozy cabins, hot tubs and heated pools, snow sports on the mountain and winter hiking in the national park, as well as nightlife and festive lights in the towns, and the full enjoyment of winter in the Smoky Mountains, without the crowds and with nature looking beautiful as ever.
January is a prime time to look for cabin discounts, a shoulder season between the main holidays, offering specials including free nights and half-price getaways. Always check our Specials page for the latest breaking deals on cabins, and take advantage of the January pause to sneak in a getaway trip at low cost.
The lights stay on everywhere as the dazzling Winterfest light display throughout Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville last all through January. The SkyPark also offers the perfect viewing platform with its Lights Over Gatlinburg holiday event that lasts all through January, with the legendary SkyBridge all decked in lights.
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December in the Smoky Mountains offers a perfect festive setting for the holiday season. The ever-scenic mountains are capped in white snow, the towns and local attractions are ablaze with millions of Christmas lights and animated displays, the theaters and shows present their seasonal programs, there’s live music on the streets and in the numerous venues, fabulous shopping opportunities, treats for kids, and Santa everywhere for photo ops. It’s a festive month.
So what’s happening in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and the surrounding area this December?
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November in the Smokies is when thoughts turn to the winter festivities. While fall colors linger for a while before fading, millions of Christmas lights appear throughout the Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and the area, there’s live music on the street and winter bluegrass indoors, great gift shopping with new wares from our arts & crafts community, and snow tubing on the mountain.
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October in the Smoky Mountains is the prime season for stunning fall foliage, and no wonder that it’s also the top choice for couples tying the knot. As the holidays draw near, festive celebrations pop up throughout the region. By month’s end, the spooky season will make its presence known, but for now, the focus is all on the vibrant colors covering the trees.
Here’s the rundown of events happening in the Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge area this October.
Fall Colors in the Smoky Mountains
September is the month in which we can truly say that Fall is coming. It’s the time of harvest celebration and the turn of the seasons reflected in the changing colors of the leaves on the trees, and in this part of the Smoky Mountains it means bluegrass festivals, auto rallies, scarecrows and pumpkins, beer tasting and lots of food, fun and festivity.
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Gatlinburg is an ideal location for a family reunion, church retreat or other large group outing. Our area offers a ton of activities and amenities perfect for groups. We have nature activities in beautiful Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GSMNP), fun activities in exciting Pigeon Forge, and enough entertainment options that everyone, from young children to grandparents, can find something enjoyable to do.
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August is a great month for mountain festivals. First off, our annual hot air balloon festival is a local favorite. Car lovers and choose between the Bronco Stampeded or the Jeep Invasion, both held at the LeConte Center in Pigeon Forge. Music lovers can attend the Gatlinburg Songwriters Festival or – for a more lively scene featuring hard rock and heavy metal – The Mountain Music Festival. It’s a diverse set of events with something to please everyone.
Dates: August 15-19, 2024
Location: Various venues in Gatlinburg
The Smoky Mountain Songwriters Festival brings together some of the best songwriters in the country for a celebration of music and storytelling. This five-day festival features live performances, workshops, and meet-and-greet sessions with award-winning songwriters. Attendees can enjoy intimate acoustic sets in cozy venues throughout Gatlinburg, offering a unique opportunity to hear the stories behind the songs. The festival highlights the art of songwriting and provides a platform for emerging talents to showcase their work.
Website: https://www.gatlinburgsongwriters.com/
The 4th of July holiday is the big attraction this month, with lots of celebrations in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and nearby towns. There’s so much to do, many holiday events even start on July 3rd!
There’s also plenty to do all month long. From patriotic celebrations to unique festivals, here’s a roundup of special events that will captivate tourists.
We are the one of largest cabin rental agencies in the Smoky Mountains and have been recognized by Southern Living as the Best Family Resort in the Smokies. We manage over 340 cabins in the Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville Tennessee areas. Visit us today and get over $700 of free attraction tickets with your cabin rental.
