The next time you need a low-key, high beauty vacation, get a group cabin rental in the Great Smoky Mountains. Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, TN, feature a brimming restaurant and homebrew scene right in the heart of perfect mountain views. How should you spend your time off? Below, American Patriot Getaways in Pigeon Forge, TN, shares three tips their clients have enjoyed while spending time at their beautiful group cabin rentals.

3 Tips for Enjoying the Great Smoky Mountains

1. Lodging

To get the true Smokey Mountain experience, you’ll want to bring along all your loved ones and stay in a group rental cabin. These gorgeous log structures feature multiple decks, so you can enjoy the incredible views in all directions. Your entire crew of friends and family will have sweet dreams surrounded by stunning views of swaying pines and peaks that are visible from the many comfortable beds.

2. Dining

Have a night in at your group rental cabin to break out the grill or make use of the large cabin kitchen and dine on local wild game and fresh veggies. Or, head into town to charming establishments featuring moonshine, house-made beer, and American classics like steaks, trout, and flapjacks. Try a different restaurant for every meal, or fall in love with the log cabin French fries at one locale and return throughout your trip.

3. Playing

The Great Smoky Mountains are the perfect playground if you’re looking to get outdoors. Gatlinburg features zip lines, rope courses, and access to mountain trails of all hiking skill levels. Head out on a day hike for a several-mile romp before returning to your group cabin rental to soak in the bathtub and enjoy a bread and cheese board with local wines.

While the incredible scenery and amazing views are an important part of your Great Smoky Mountains experience, the most memorable factor of your vacation will be the loved ones you bring along. Fit everyone into one group rental cabin with the help of American Patriot Getaways. Speak to a cabin specialist at (800) 204-5169 or visit the website for information on their one- to four-bedroom cabins that sleep up to twelve people.