Winter
in the Smoky Mountains
The winter time is the right time
in the Smoky Mountains. The snow-capped peaks cover the
countryside, skiers zoom through the ski slopes, and
families flock to Gatlinburg cabins and
Pigeon Forge Cabins to celebrate the holiday season
with cheer! Winter in the Smokies is very diverse,
ranging from a fluke 70 degree sunny day to 20 degrees
and snowing profusely, so remember to bring a change of
summer and autumn attire for those not-so-chilly days
and nights. Luckily, the high elevation of the Smoky
Mountains is drastically different than the rest of the
world, as the temperature is lower and the snow is
thicker. Even if the sun is out bright and the weather
is warm, Ober Gatlinburg has snow-making machines for
those avid skiers and snowboarders.
The winter months attract thousands
of persons vowing for their spot to see the many
illuminating lights of
Gatlinburg. From mid-November through the end of
February Gatlinburg lights up the skyline. As it is
formally called, Winterfest is something you will never
believe until you see it. I bet satellite imaging could
easily detect the brilliance from space, and oh what a
show the astronauts must get! Be one of the many who
come to Gatlinburg to view this spectacular show! All of
the attractions in Gatlinburg except Dollywood are open
during the winter months, so be ready to have an
experience of a lifetime.
Snuggle up with your loved one by a
cozy fire in one of our cabins from Cabins For You. Get
warm in the indoor Jacuzzi with the temperature still in
the 20’s outside. Ski the slopes of Ober Gatlinburg. You
will have a wonderful time with whatever you choose to
do, and always remember to call Cabins For You to cap
off an unforgettable winter night in
Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Come visit a Gatlinburg cabin
rental to relax or participate in the few days, weeks,
or months of Winterfest. Call early to get a cabin
reserved because the winter months are very busy for us,
and once you stay a night in one of the best
cabin rentals in Gatlinburg you will see why! |