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 Need ear muffs by palmas57 It can get very cold In Gatlinburg during the Winter months so remember to bring warm clothes or you may have to buy some when you get there. Don't let the warm weather one day fool you. It can be warm one day and in the twenties the next. Gloves and a warm scarf are a must. Also you will need warm shoes that are water repellant in case it snows. It can be very windy and a nice heavy coat will help to keep you nice and warm.
Just bring any camera and take as many pictures as you can. If you are like me you will enjoy looking at them until the next time you can may a trip to the Smoky's. Leave a Comment
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An umbrella and /or a hat are musts due to the chance for sudden showers. Everywhere has ponchos for sale. These are nice, but who wants to be in a sauna in July?
If you are planning on hiking, then make sure you carry something for blisters.
Bring plenty of film. It's not cheap in the shops and Walmart is back in Seveirville
Rafts for the pool if they are allowed. They do sell them in the shops but prices vary. Best to go to Walmart before leaving home. Leave a Comment
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If you're a backpacker you know what to bring. If you are in a car whatever you like.
Fall and Spring: Warm clothes along with some spring clothes. Summer: Something appropriate for a Southern Summer...Light and Airy.
Whatever you normally use or take. I would bring insect repellent for the summer and if you're backpacking don't forget the mole skin.
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The weather in Gatlinburg can be very warm in the spring and fall, but quite cold up in the mountains in the higher elevations. If you're planning a picnic in the park, bring a jacket.
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video games, pillow and blckets
bathing suit, tenni shoes, swim shoes, tank tops and shorts
Regular things you get ready for bed and in the morning and a first aid kit
a camera or video camera to beautiful for nonpicture takers
hat, and binoculars Phone: cabin fever #Website: cabin fever
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 The Chimneys by RVRoller Fall and Spring: Something warm along with something light. Summer: Prepare for a typical Southern Summer Day. Dress light and airy. Doesn't matter...Your clothes will still stick to you.
Whatever you normally take.
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by appymtns Any type
Be prepared for unpredictable weather. Can snow quickly in Winer season. Remember boots & gloves.
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 Campbell Overlook by BurrGump Make sure you have a comfortable back pack or a fanny pack. Be sure that your pack has a holster for water or a drink bottle. You will need it if you plan on hiking in the Smokies. It’s not a bad ides to have a water bottle with you if you are shopping all day on the parkway as well. This year I will be wearing a back pack made by CamelBak that has water reservoir in it with a tube that you bite the end of to drink from. This will come in hand this year. These packs are available in all sorts of styles and sizes.
Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes if you plan on shopping on the Parkway in Gatlinburg as all stores are in walking distance. If you’re planning on hiking in the Smokies then consider investing in some hiking boots. I purchased a very good quality pair for $50. You can spend a lot more if you feel the need, I just like a value when I see one. Pack a rain light-weight raincoat. You never know when it’ll rain In the Smokies. Last year I was walking on the Parkway when it started pouring rain. I resorted to one of the cheap plastic raincoats you can by at most stores in town. These are not recommended if you’re hiking in the Mountains as you would tear it easily and would get cold quickly. If you do plan on hiking take along quality rain gear.
Take a first aid kit. Also bring along or wear insect repellant. Wear sunscreen as well. If you are at higher elevations your are more prone to sunburn than you would imagine.
Being the guy who is always looking to save a few bucks, I buy the one time use cameras. You can find these almost everywhere. Some are better than others. Don’t be afraid to drop an extra buck or two for the name brand ones. You can also take these to your local photo developing store and have your pictures made on a picture CD. I had 7 cameras last year. That’s a lot I know but I will enjoy my pictures for every. I would like to own a nicer digital camera, preferably one with more memory or memory cards. These are nice as you can store photos and remove them if you would like. A tri-pod would come in handy if you plan on stopping a lot. Otherwise I think it would be a lot to carry. Leave a Comment
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