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1. The key to the perfect vacation in the Smoky Mountains with kids is to plan one that every member of the family can enjoy, and will remember fondly. Plan for Downtime. Although we don’t always want to admit it, it does sometimes rain in the Smoky Mountains. You will want to have a back up plan to keep your kids entertained during your.

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2. May 23,  · Here is how we spent three fun and active days in Gatlinburg with our two kids (aged 3 & 5): We are grateful to Anakeesta and Ripley’s Aquarium for hosting us. This post contains compensated links. Family-Friendly Great Smoky Mountain Hikes Clingmans Dome.

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3. The Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont is a year-round residential environmental education center in the Smokies which offers summer camps, school programs, family camps, naturalist workshops and programs for kids of all ages. Summer youth programs focus on exploring the Smokies, hands-on science and adventure. Three to five day overnight school programs engage students with Tremont.

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4. Nov 04,  · What to Do with Kids in the Smoky Mountains. Nearly everything in the Smokies is meant for family travelers, which is refreshing and makes for easy planning. Of course, the hard part is narrowing down what you want to do. The area is like central Florida – you could go for a week or more and still leave many stones unturned and activities undone.

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5. Mar 31,  · 2. Attend a Ranger-Led Program. It’s a no-brainer, but if you take a Great Smoky Mountains trip, it’s a must to attend a ranger hydrederoredownkeabtefullrespranhya.coinfo up the free Smokies Guide newspaper when you arrive at the park or go online ahead of time to check out the schedule for the day(s) you’ll be at the park.. 3. Hike Up to Clingmans Dome. The entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park is

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6. Mar 19,  · 17 Free Things to do With Kids in The Great Smoky Mountains. Traveling with kiddos can get very expensive. That’s why I like to do some research for free activities to throw in our schedule to keep costs down. There are so many things to do in The Smoky Mountains and many of those activities can cost a pretty penny.

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7. The entire hike round trip is a little over miles, but visitors who want a longer hike can continue on from Grotto Falls to Brushy Mountain or see how far they can make it to Mt. LeConte. Find the perfect Smoky Mountains vacation rental on hydrederoredownkeabtefullrespranhya.coinfo hydrederoredownkeabtefullrespranhya.coinfo is the world's #1 vacation rental search engine with over 10 million.

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8. Jun 23,  · Long before European settlers came to the Great Smoky Mountains in the late s, the region was inhabited by the Cherokee people. Today, the influence of the Cherokee in the Smokies is still very strong. Even the name “Smoky Mountains” is derived from the Cherokee word “Shaconage” (Sha-Kon-O-Hey), which means “land of the blue smoke”.

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