Snowy Drive & Frozen Waterfall Hike In The Great Smoky Mountains National Park

We hope you enjoy this drive through the Gatlinburg Bypass and view from the Gatlinburg Bypass Overlook! The 0.75 trail hike at Sugarlands Visitor Center to Cataract Falls is a great easy waterfall hike in The Great Smoky Mountains National Park! Let us know where you would like to see us go when more roads open in the comments...

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0:00 - Intro
1:37 - Pigeon Forge Tennessee
1:50 - Gatlinburg Bypass Drive
4:25 - Driving In The GSMNP
5:28 - Sugarlands Visitor Center
6:18 - Cataract Falls Trail Hike
9:27 - Cataract Falls
10:55 - Cove Mountain Trail
12:31 - Hiking Back To Sugarlands Visitor Center
14:40 - Driving Through GSMNP
15:50 - Driving Through Gatlinburg Tennessee
16:49 - Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail

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Hopefully you enjoy this visit to sugarlands visitor center and hike on cataract falls trail! If you want to know more about gsmnp parking tag, you can watch this video ►    • The Ultimate Great Smoky Mountain National...  

Check out this 1.1-mile out-and-back trail near Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 24 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking and walking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are May through November. You'll need to leave pups at home — dogs aren't allowed on this trail.

The walk to Cataract Falls begins at Sugarlands Visitor Center, so it is a great start to get those legs working once you get out of the car.

Located just behind Sugarlands Visitor Center, This 0.7-mile forested trail takes you to the 40-foot Cataract Falls. Exiting the visitor center, take a right and go past the public restrooms and follow the side walk to the Fighting Creek Nature Trail on the left.

Walking along this trail, you will pass tree identification markers that highlight the various types of trees of the area. You will cross a creek on a footbridge bedside a large and uniquely shaped sycamore tree. After the bridge, the trail goes right to the waterfall.

If you wish to walk farther, return to the footbridge that you crossed, but continue straight past it to the nature trail, a 1-mile long loop that goes to the John Ownby cabin and returns you back to the footbridge. A walk on the loop trail will add an additional 30 minutes to your trip.

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