Reagan Resorts Inn
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3.5 Stars - 58 Opinions
938 Parkway, (Form. Quality Inn at the Convention Cntr), Gatlinburg, Tennessee, 37738, United States
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Back of the cabin overlookin the river
The restaurant
Sign in the parking lot
Molasses Furnace
Forum Posts
Traveling with my Dog in Gatlinburg
by silvercharm72
I just learned very distressing info that dogs are not allowed in the Smokey Mountain National Park....I am travleing there with my lab. Does anyone have any suggestions for good hiking in the area for me and my dog?? I would appreciate any info since I travel with her quite a bit and it never dawned on me that she would not be allowed in the park. Thank you!
RE: Traveling with my Dog in Gatlinburg
by ranger12
I sympathize with you being a dog owner myself.There are places that welcome pets ( local chamber of commerce offices have a lot of info).Bear encounters,although not frequent, have been caused by pets and/or their owners.Believe me , it is a disaster waiting to happen.On another note,I made the mistake of taking my small dog to Gatlinburg; HUGE MISTAKE!!!Far too crowded for a leashed animal. Good Luck!!
RE: RE: Traveling with my Dog in Gatlinburg
by spitz1
there are 2 trails that allow dogs. 1 is called gatlinburg trail its 1.9 miles one way you need to go to the sugarland visitor center. 2 is called oconaluftee river trail and that one is 1.5 miles one way and you need to go to the oconaluftee visitor center. Hope this helps.
Travel Tips for Gatlinburg
There Are No Gatlins Living in Gatlinburg
by Stephen-KarenConn
First there were the mountains, the forest, and the wildlife. Then came the Cherokee Indians who made this area their hunting grounds. The first white pioneers, named Oglesby, crossed over the mountains from South Carolina. Their name was later shortened to Ogle - still a very prominent name in Sevier County to this day. By 1832 the first church was built along the banks of the Little Pigeon River and it was called White Oaks Baptist Church. As the community grew it became known as White Oak Flats.
Other people moved into White Oak Flats, including Radford Gatlin, who built a mercantile store. By 1855 the U.S. Post Office Department felt it was time to open a branch in White Oak Flats and sought permission to place a post office in the corner of Gatlin's Store. He consented on the provision that the post office be named "Gatlinburg," so the unincorporated community which had been known as White Oak Flats took on a new name.
Confederate sentiments were running high in many parts of the south during the mid-19th century, leading up to the outbreak of the Civil War. Most of the fiercely independent southern Appalachian mountain folk didn't identify with the plantation economy of the deep south. In fact, when the Civil War finally did break out, two out of three young men from Sevier County who fought in the war served with the Union forces, and the other third fought for the south.
Radford Gatlin was an outspoken advocat of succession and the Confederacy. Most Confederate sympathizers lived on the far end of the county; hardly any were here in the mountains. So it was that on a fateful night in 1860, Radford was dragged from his home by a group of masked men and beaten soundly. It is widely believed that the masked raiders were of the Ogle clan. Fearing for his life Gatlin fled town, but he left his name behind. To this day people still know the town as Gatlinburg.
Much to explore
by COFFEEBEAN52
Check out Gatlinburg's Arts & Crafts Community located on an 8 mile loop along Glades Road and Buckhorn Road beginning at stop light number 3A on US 321 at the East edge of town. A large collection of shops showcasing various types of craft and art work. A great way to spend the day while driving through the beatifull area.
The Donut Friar
by palmas57 about The Donut Friar
This shop is located in The Village Shopping area and has great coffee. I also enjoy the cappuccino's. They have donuts, pastries and breads. I like this shop for the coffee cups that you can buy. Average prices.
A Gatlinburg tradition
by Sassy417 about The famous Greenbrier Restaurant
Dining pleasure relaxed and casual, in an historic log cabin setting with a comforting woodland view.
Food is quite delicious, prime rib and seafood, chicken, cocktails to enjoy*
Mountain scenery, views to enhance your dining experience here** We ordered prime rib steak, very good with great service and attention to customers*
The Smokies
by janiac
Take a drive in the park to Cades Cove. We saw tons of deer and quite a few bear. We went early in the morning and in the evening. Be prepared for bear jams -- cars stopped and blocking the road when bears are cited
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Reagan Resorts Inn
We've found that other people looking for this hotel also know it by these names:
- Reagan Hotel Gatlinburg
Address: 938 Parkway, (Form. Quality Inn at the Convention Cntr), Gatlinburg, Tennessee, 37738, United States
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