If you love seeing wildlife in its natural habitat, Cades Cove is a great place to spot deer and black bears. Start your trip at the Sugarlands Visitor Center (4 miles southwest of Gatlinburg ...

At my home near the border of Western North Carolina and East Tennessee, I see migrating and breeding birds, wild turkeys rearing poults, white-tailed deer with ... near Cades Cove Visitor Center ...

Deer and turkey roamed everywhere ... As we turned from Hyatt Lane onto the Cades Cove Loop Road, we met a group of cyclists ...

The mild and pleasant weather makes hiking trails such as Clingmans Dome or Cades Cove comfortable. Visitors have a chance at spotting black bears and deer – make sure you follow guides by park ...

The 11-mile road called Cades Cove Loop Road is a looped road that’s popular to cycle or drive around. Keep your eyes on the lookout for black bears (we saw some!), as well as white-tailed deer, ...

Let’s get started! Cades Cove is a beautiful valley in the Great Smoky Mountains. The 11-mile loop is a popular route for visitors to the National Park. It’s a great place to see wildlife like black ...

Graceland, Civil War history, wildlife, country music, blues and Tennessee whisky are some of the things Tennessee is famous ...

The abundance of wildlife including white-tailed deer, groundhogs, and black bears along with the ... You can also take a scenic drive like the 11-mile Cades Cove Loop. However, on certain days in the ...