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I didn't get a chance to hike the various trails off of the Roaring Fork road, but did see two black bears, turkies, and enjoyed seeing the old cabins, mills, etc. The fall scenery was outstanding.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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We did this both evenings we were in GSMNP. We were looking for black bears. Only saw one, but enjoyed the drive. It takes longer than we expected. Very peaceful and not so crowded since we were in September.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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This is truly exactly what the title says. If you don't want to walk a lot, but you do want to enjoy nature, this is the perfect route. It is very narrow and parts are one-way, but the road is good and there are signs. There are some falls at the far end of the loop, and there is a short walk for that. The motor trail is right outside of Gatlinburg, so it's a short drive right near the northeast side of the national park.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Drive through and enjoy the country side of the Smoky Mountains. History and native wildlife to see. A nice, slow drive.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Definitely worth driving through Roaring Fork! A one way drive through the Smoky Mountains with so much to see! We went over several bridges and were able to enjoy Little Pigeon Stream before it became an actual river. There are several old abandoned structures from yesteryear to explore and appreciate. There are are few great spots to stop and take a photo of downtown Gatlinburg from above the town. We were intent on seeing a bear, but we never did locate one, but several others I talked with did see a bear. Take it all in, it’s breathtaking. …
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Date of experience: July 2020
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