The Cades Cove Visitor Center is located about midway on the 11-mile, one-way Cades Cove Loop Road. One of the most popular areas in the park, the Cades Cove valley is known for its abundant ...

This process requires the use of heavy equipment. In order to ensure visitor safety, the park will close Cades Cove Loop Road the morning of Jan. 20 through noon on Jan. 24. Cades Cove will reopen ...

Additionally, there are historical demonstrations on a regular basis near the Cades Cove visitor center, giving this area ...

The popular Cades Cove Loop Road will close from the morning of Jan. 20 until noon Jan. 24 so crews can remove hazardous trees and brush. The closure ensures visitor safety during the removal process.

Located by the Cades Cove Visitor Center, it serves as the centerpiece of a historic area that includes a corn crib, a unique cantilever barn, and a working blacksmith shop and sorghum mill.

Here’s what visitors should be prepared for as the National Park Service burns 1,400 acres of Cades Cove - and why the park does that.

Cades Cove lies roughly 30-miles west of Gatlinburg ... There is a small camp store at the campground and the visitor center offers a variety of educational programs. Entrance to the park is ...

The National Park Service plans to burn approximately 1,400 acres of fields in the eastern half of Cades Cove at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Weather permitting, burn ...