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Chalets in Gatlinburg

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Beary Charming

Beary Charming
3.0 star property
Gatlinburg
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (18 reviews)
The price is AU$427
includes taxes & fees
23 Sept - 24 Sept
Beary Charming
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Top neighbourhoods in Gatlinburg

A town nestled in a valley with mountains in the background, a bridge, and autumn-colored trees.

Downtown Gatlinburg

City centre Gatlinburg bursts with family-friendly fun at every turn. The neon-lit Parkway buzzes with Ripley's attractions, arcades, and mini-golf courses against a stunning Smoky Mountain backdrop. Stroll between taffy shops and moonshine distilleries while mountain views peek between buildings. SkyLift and Anakeesta offer treetop adventures for those seeking heights and sights. Hotels with mountain-themed décor sit just minutes from the action. Grab pancakes at breakfast houses or sample local BBQ as you explore. The trolley connects major spots during peak seasons, but most visitors prefer discovering the pedestrian-friendly strip on foot.

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Chalet Village

Chalet Village offers the perfect mountain escape with rustic wooden cabins tucked into the forested hills above Gatlinburg. Your mornings start with misty mountain views from a private deck, while evenings mean soaking in a spa pool under the stars. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park sits practically at your doorstep, with hiking trails and wildlife just minutes away. Most cabins come with full kitchens for cosy home-cooked meals after exploring. City centre Gatlinburg's restaurants and shops are just a short drive down winding mountain roads. You'll definitely need a car to get around these peaceful, secluded hills where the only sounds are the whispers of the forest.

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Chalet Village North

Perched above Gatlinburg, Chalet Village North delivers the mountain retreat of your dreams without the city centre commotion. Rustic log cabins and sleek chalets hide among dense forests, each with private spa pools and killer views. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park sits right at your doorstep, perfect for hikers, wildlife spotters, and anyone who loves a good sunrise through the misty trees. You'll need wheels to get around these winding mountain roads since there's no public transit up here. The trade-off? Total peace after dark and space to breathe. Restaurants and shopping require a quick 10-minute drive to city centre, but most rentals come with fully-equipped kitchens for cosy nights in.

Top landmarks in Gatlinburg

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Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies

9.2/10 (4,492 reviews)
Get lost in halls of wondrous fish and exotic marine mammals at Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, a top attraction in Downtown Gatlinburg. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you have fun at Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, you'll love Anakeesta and Gatlinburg SkyPark, both a short walk away.
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Learn more about Gatlinburg

Suspended between mountain wilderness and tourist kitsch, this gateway to the Smokies offers a peculiar charm. The aerial tramway whisks you to Ober Gatlinburg for year-round activities including summer alpine slides and winter skiing. Along the Parkway, moonshine distilleries offer tastings with entertaining histories that may or may not be entirely factual. Ripley's Aquarium showcases creatures far from their natural habitat, while the Space Needle provides views that explain why these mountains earned the 'Smoky' moniker. For a break from the neon and fudge shops, Great Smoky Mountains National Park begins where the pancake houses end. The SkyPark and Anakeesta offer treetop perspectives without the hiking, perfect for those who want mountain views with minimal exertion.

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A town nestled in a valley with autumn foliage, surrounded by mountains.
Photo by Gatlinburg Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Find out more about Gatlinburg

Gatlinburg is a scenic place known for its aquarium, entertainment and riverfront. Activities like hiking give you a chance to enjoy the outdoors while you're in town. Have a relaxing day visiting Great Smoky Mountains National Park. In the surrounding area, popular sights include Dollywood and LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge.

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