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Showing posts with label Mountainous East. Show all posts

28 June 2025

KNOXVILLE

    Where can you find the abundant nature of mountains, valleys, rivers and lakes combined with the excitement of a city? In Knoxville, enjoy the conveniences of East Tennessee's largest city and still be within an short hour's drive of the region's beautiful attractions.  Knoxville combines the beauty of a rural setting with the advantages of urban life. Experience the nature of the surrounding area and still enjoy the dazzling array of restaurants, sports, hotels, historic attractions, entertainment and cultural attractions in the city. Knoxville is a beautiful city with panoramic mountains and a curving river as her borders. She is the Gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Knoxville


THE 1982 WORLD"S FAIR (May 1 - October 31, 1982) Knoxville, Tennessee. Everyone loves the 1982 World's Fair and a skyride over the Fairgrounds adds enjoyment ot this energy themed international event - the first World's Fair to be held in the United States since 1974. The Sunsphere rises dramatically 25 stories above the Fairgrounds, topped  by an elegant restaurant, coctail loungue and observation deck, all of which affords a breathtaking panorama of the grounds and surrounding area. This premier international exposition of the decade features colorful displays, exciting entertainment and major sporting events.

 East Tennessee's four gentle, yet distinctive seasons allows visitors to enjoy the outdoor surroundings anytime of the year. Join in on the fun of Knoxville's many festivals such as the Dogwood Arts Festival in April, Artfest in the fall, and Christmas in the City in December. Visit Knoxville... you'll be surprised at the options!
 

04 June 2024

GATLINBURG

 Nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg is Tennessee's Premier Resort City. The unique mountain village is surrounded on three sides by the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and represents the natural mountain beauty. The majestic backdrop provides a natural setting for the outdoor lover and sportsman. From trout fishing in the Little Pigeon River, to shopping in more than 400 specialty shops, Gatlinburg offers something for everyone.


Gatlinburg


Summer brings the Scottish Festival and Games, famous Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair and the first July 4th parade in the nation starting at one minute past midnight. Incredible yellows, red and oranges encompass the city during cool, crisp autumn days. But newest attraction comes with winter - Gatlinburg's Smoky Mountain Lights. Over two million lights dance in the mountain air. Gatlinburg also offers downhill and cross country skiing during the winter months.

 

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