So worth it! Check out 8 Easy Wildflowers & Waterfall Trails Near Gatlinburg, TNĪnakeesta continues to grow! Anakeesta is an enchanted, treehouse themed mountaintop amusement venue. There is no guarantee you will see them, but it’s a regular thing the park has done for years, so there’s a good chance! Probably a once in a lifetime thing to see for most people.
LeConte, the highest point, which is approximately 7-miles past the Falls. This is approximately when the Park Services uses several llamas to pack supplies on the trail up to Mt. IF you want to see a “Llama Train”, get there very early, say, not later than 7 am on Monday, Wednesday or Friday. It’s a little less than 1.5 miles to these beautiful waterfalls. This will take you to Grotto Falls for a great, easy and beautiful hike. Parking is on the left, trail head is found on the right.
Once you are on Roaring Fork Nature Trail, about 2-3 miles in, you will come upon the trailhead for Trillium Gap. About 2 miles, you will hit Roaring Fork Nature Trail. Go about a half mile to the Cherokee Orchard entrance to the national park. At traffic light #8 on the Gatlinburg Parkway, turn onto Historic Nature Trail. The historic cabins and wildflowers alone are worth going on a drive there.
It’s a 1-way loop, just over 5 miles drive where you will see the very birthplace of Gatlinburg. Roaring Fork Motor Trail, on its own, is an excellent choice for a relaxing drive, and a historical adventure. Grotto Falls, Roaring Fork Motor Trail (closed in Winter), Gatlinburg, TN
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