Favorite hiking trails around Gatlinburg?
Bonus if its stroller friendly:)
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Ynotisay · M
I've never been but I am a hiker and got curious. I might look at the Gatlinburg trail. Here's the rundown. Looks stroller friendly and parallels a river.
The Gatlinburg Trail, a 1.9 mile stretch from Sugarland’s Visitor Center to Gatlinburg, is a fan favorite for its convenience along with its variety of beauty. Being one of only two walking trails in the national park that permits pets and bicycles, many take to the path to exercise, take a stroll, or just admire the scenic qualities the route possesses. History-lovers will get a treat on this trail as well. Many remnants of old homesites are along the trail. The trail also follows a portion of the Little Pigeon River which is eventually crossed by a picturesque footbridge. Being relatively short in length, this trail is perfect for those that want to get out and take in the fresh air of the mountains without doing anything too strenuous.
The Gatlinburg Trail, a 1.9 mile stretch from Sugarland’s Visitor Center to Gatlinburg, is a fan favorite for its convenience along with its variety of beauty. Being one of only two walking trails in the national park that permits pets and bicycles, many take to the path to exercise, take a stroll, or just admire the scenic qualities the route possesses. History-lovers will get a treat on this trail as well. Many remnants of old homesites are along the trail. The trail also follows a portion of the Little Pigeon River which is eventually crossed by a picturesque footbridge. Being relatively short in length, this trail is perfect for those that want to get out and take in the fresh air of the mountains without doing anything too strenuous.