Discover the Smokies

Your curated guide to upscale dining, thrilling mountain adventures, and local tips near Hatcher Hideaway.

A Taste of the Mountains

Upscale Local Dining

From modern takes on regional flavors to traditional steakhouses by the river, these are our top dining recommendations for your stay.

The Appalachian

Located in Sevierville's historic downtown, this upscale spot specializes in Appalachian cuisine with a modern twist, featuring dishes prepared on a wood-burning hearth.

Downtown Savor

Pinchy's Lobster and Rawbar

A lively seafood favorite with a fresh, coastal feel, serving lobster rolls, oysters, seafood towers, and chilled cocktails in a fun, elevated setting.

Coastal Flavor

The Peddler Steakhouse

A Gatlinburg tradition known for mouthwatering custom steaks cooked with Tennessee hickory charcoal, served alongside incredible views of the Little Pigeon River.

Riverfront Dining

Old Mill Restaurant

Set in Pigeon Forge's historic district, this family-style eatery offers delicious Southern classics and comfort food in a rustic, elegant setting.

Historic Charm

Adventure Awaits

Must-See Attractions

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

America's most visited National Park features over 850 miles of hiking trails ranging from easy walks to backpacking trips. Don't miss the 11-mile driving loop at Cades Cove for incredible scenic views and wildlife.

Varies • Park Entrance is Free

Dollywood

The award-winning theme park where world-class entertainment, thrilling roller coasters, and local mountain crafts come together. It is consistently a highlight for visitors of all ages.

Pigeon Forge • Full Day Activity

Ober Mountain

An all-season outdoor amusement park accessible via a fully enclosed aerial tramway. Enjoy everything from a wildlife habitat and mountain coasters in the summer to skiing and snow tubing in the winter.

Gatlinburg • Seasonal Activities

The Island in Pigeon Forge

A massive entertainment complex featuring state-of-the-art, multi-tiered show fountains, rides like the SkyFly: Soar America dynamic attraction, restaurants, and shopping.

Pigeon Forge • Great for Evenings

National Park Guidelines

Know Before You Go

While there is no entrance fee to enjoy the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, there are important new guidelines implemented to help preserve the trails and facilities.

Parking Tags Required: You must purchase a parking tag to park anywhere in the National Park. A daily tag is $5, and a weekly tag is $15.

Displaying Your Tag: If you purchase a daily or weekly tag online, you must print it yourself and display it on the front, lower passenger side dashboard.

Short Stops: Parking tags are NOT required if you are just passing through the area or parking for less than 15 minutes.

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