Whether it's a trip to the city or into the wilderness you don't have to travel far from Knoxville to find it! Come explore the region (and beyond) with me, because no matter what day it is, it's always "trip time."
This fall's Harvest Festival at Dollywood is getting a big new addition. It's called Great Pumpkin Luminights and it promises to be fun for all ages.
Thousands of athletes and spectators are gathering from August 17th - August 20th for the US Rowing Masters National competitions in Oak Ridge.
Who says you can't get an island experience in the Smoky Mountains? It's all possible at one of Pigeon Forge's biggest attractions.
One of the best ways to experience the natural wonders of the Big South Fork National River and Recreation area is to hike through the gorge and the O&W trail provides excellent opportunities to do that.
When it comes to South Carolina, most people find it hard to think of places to go that aren't along the coast (unless it's a U.T. game at the University of South Carolina). Sure, Charleston, Hilton Head and Myrtle Beach beckon with reasons to visit, but there is a city in the Upcountry that will have you saying, "Yeah" that's where I want to go. Here are 5 reasons to fall in love with Greenville, SC.
Tennessee's highest peak lies deep inside the Great Smoky Mountains, the nation's most visited National Park. From the observation deck at Clingman's Dome you get a real sense of the beauty throughout East Tennessee (and Western North Carolina). While more than 9-million people come to the Smokies each year, it's one of a handful of national parks all within a couple hours drive of Knoxville.
Cumberland Falls near Corbin, KY is often called the Niagara of the South. It is the only waterfall in North America where you can witness a "moonbow" when conditions are right. The park around the waterfall offers plenty of activities and accomodations for a great weekend getaway.
