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10/02/2025

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07/02/2025

🏔 Happy Friday Everyone! We hope you are enjoying this beautiful day in some form of way!

❔Quick question ... When was the last time you had a vacation?! Or a quick weekend get-a-way?! Our beautiful chalets are ready to host you or someone you know for a relaxing stay with one of our exciting new special offers! Check out our availability on our website and contact us with any questions or when you are ready to book!

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07/01/2025

It’s a Winter Wonderland here in Gatlinburg! ❄️ Our cozy chalets offer the perfect vacation destination during all times of the year, especially during the winter months! Along with a beautiful, fully equipped living interior to suit all of your needs, some of the best relaxing moments are when you are cozy and snuggled up by our wood-burned fireplace! 🤍Check out our availability for January & February and make it a quick weekend getaway! ❄️

02/01/2025

Just another BEAUTIFUL view from up top at the Haus of the Rising Sun 🤍🏔️

06/12/2024

❄️ You can always count on it being beautiful in the Smokies during this time of the year … oh wait, every part of the year is beautiful here! 😍 The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is just minutes away from our cozy chalets! Check out our availability on our website for the next couple of months and experience this Winter Wonderland firsthand! 🏔️ ❄️

27/11/2024

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As winter approaches in the Smokies, Kuwohi Road (formerly Clingmans Dome Road) is closed beginning Monday, Dec. 2, for the season. It reopens in April 2025.

Fortunately, you can enjoy the views from Kuwohi through the chilly months ahead! A new, year-long we**am, funded by Friends of the Smokies, was installed on November 14, atop Kuwohi: www.nps.gov/subjects/air/we**ams.htm?site=grcd

The new we**am view from Kuwohi looks across the eastern half of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. On a clear day from the camera location, it's possible to see the southeastern end of the Smokies, along with prominent peaks, including Mt. Sterling (23 miles away) and peaks beyond the park boundary, like Mt. Mitchell (71 miles away) and even Big Bald (86 miles away).

You might even be able to see into the new year!

NPS Photo/Kuwohi We**am on Nov. 18, 2024 @ 7:45 a.m.

12/11/2024

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04/11/2024

🍁 What an extraordinary view from our cabin’s deck today! Just breathtaking!🏔️

16/10/2024

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We're reopening a few more areas of Great Smoky Mountains National Park this week.

Lakeview Drive in North Carolina reopened today. Check out the newly paved road for your next scenic drive! Most trails in the Lakeview area are open.

Smokemont and Deep Creek campgrounds will reopen this Wednesday. Reservations are available at www.recreation.gov/camping/gateways/2739

Please check current conditions before any visit to the park: www.nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/conditions.htm

NPS Photo

11/10/2024

Update from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park ~ Please be sure to check their website for any updates before you plan your day. Stay safe❗️

News Release—The National Park Service continues to assess conditions and address damage following the impacts from Hurricane Helene in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The park experienced substantial damage particularly in North Carolina, including Balsam Mountain, Big Creek and Cataloochee Valley.

Within the park, the Cataloochee Valley saw the most significant impacts from Hurricane Helene and will be closed until further notice as staff address damage. Flooding from Rough Fork Creek washed out several roads in the valley. Upper Cataloochee Valley Road saw the worst damage and is not drivable. Various levels of erosion and flooding impacted all trails in Cataloochee Valley and nearly all footlog bridges in the area were washed away during the storm. Cataloochee Valley also experienced fallen trees, flooding at campsites and damaged power lines. There were impacts to historic buildings, particularly the Caldwell Barn, which park staff are currently working to stabilize.

The Balsam Mountain and Big Creek areas are also currently closed until further notice due to storm damage and safety concerns.

Most trails on the Tennessee side of the park are open; several trails on the North Carolina side are closed. The park continues to assess the trails on the eastern end of the park to find the western edge of the damage in the backcountry. Examples of trails that were severely impacted include Big Creek Trail, which saw damage throughout its length and lost a 70-foot steel bridge and its abutments. Gunter Fork Trail experienced a landslide that took out 100 feet of trail.

While there has been some significant damage in the eastern area of the park, many miles of trails in western sections of the park have low impacts and few downed trees. Visitors planning to hike in the Smokies are encouraged (as always) to check the park website and/or talk to staff in visitor centers or the backcountry office about current trail conditions.

Most park roads are open with a few exceptions including Foothills Parkway East, Lakeview Drive, roads in Cataloochee Valley, roads in Balsam Mountain area and Parsons Branch Road (visitors should check the park map). US441/Newfound Gap Road is open 24 hours a day. Commercial vehicles are prohibited in the park, with the exception of the Spur.

All park visitor centers and most park facilities are open. All Tennessee park campgrounds are currently open. North Carolina campgrounds are currently closed, and park staff continue to assess for when they can be safely opened.

Link to release and additional photos: https://www.nps.gov/grsm/learn/news/update-on-great-smoky-mountains-national-park-following-hurricane-helene.htm

22/09/2024

🍁It’s Officially Fall!🍁
Check out our latest blog from Honey Bear on our website to see this season’s Foliage Predictions! https://www.roaringbearcabins.com/blog/Fall-Season

20/09/2024

🍁Fall is right around the corner! 🍂Check out our Honey Bear's Blog to see the latest information on the now and upcoming Fall Festivals taking place in Gatlinburg during this season! Roaring Bear Cabins has availability at all locations so you and your family can go and enjoy these fun events!

Suzway Honey Bear LLC Fall Season Festivities & Foliage Prediction Map Posted on September 20, 2024 Fall Season Events Guess what...Fall is right around the corner! The First Day of Fall is this Sunday, September 22nd!  This is the season to spend time in the mountains and witness the changing of t...