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I have been to Gatlinburg many times and never noticed this monument. It's across the street from the Rowdy Bear coaster.
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Date of experience: December 2018
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The monument is literally and figuratively hidden. It is located next to a gift shop and at the opposite of a gas station. A big rock with a plaque, dedicated to Tsali the Cherokee and his two sons. The top of it is covered by ivy and some hanging flower pots. It supposed to be more respected instead of used for putting down an advertisement. If you walk in that area, it is oke to visit it but don't spend your time only to go seeing it. Firstly, it's not worth it and secondly, the street is so crowded and you can't stop and park the car easily…
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Date of experience: October 2018
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The monument itself is not that interesting, but the area is. It is located on the section of the Parkway that is closest to the river. It is quiet there and there is a beautiful view behind the monument. Do walk to the part of town.
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Date of experience: August 2017
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I have walked the parkway countless times over the years...actually over 3 decades now and never even noticed this marker. It is at the quieter end of town, so it is easy to miss as it probably doesn't get as much foot traffic. I went in search of it this year and found that it is almost directly across the street from the new Rowdy Bear Coaster. Even after finding it, it was covered in ivy and almost invisible unless you were actually looking for it. Overall, it is a nice marker and a neat piece of local history. I would like to see it cleaned up some and maybe add a spotlight to it at night so visitors would notice it.…
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Date of experience: July 2017
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Stumbled on this little feature while walking to the Trout House for dinner. Interesting bit of history. Learned a little more about my Cherokee heritage.
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Date of experience: October 2016
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