Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge for adults

Go see waterfalls in Cashiers

My wife and I just went to Gatlinburg this past weekend for a little birthday getaway.

We booked a place through Stony Brook Cabin Rentals. There are dozens and dozens of places out there you can find but we absolutley loved the one we booked. It was very seclueded back in teh woods and up on some elevation so we got a grew view from the deck. It also had a nice grill/fire pit/hot tub but it was rainy all weekend so we never used any of it.

As for attractions, there are definitely a ton of family oriented things there on the strip. As for htat main drag in particular 2 days is PLENTY of time to take it all in. For brewery/bars there's quite a handful along that strip. Ole Smoky has two distillerys there I think each with plenty of tastings. There were multiple wine bars and moonshine spots as well also with tasting sessions.

Peddler is one of the more well known "nicer" dinner spots, I would recommend making a reservation a day in advance. Also towards that end of the strip there's a Calhouns, a Cherokee Grill, and some new place that we wnet that was great and hardly any crowds at all since it doens't have the name appeal as the others, it might've been our favorite though. Enormous portions (I ordered the Thanksgiving plate, honest to gosh I've alwasy wondered why restauanrnts don't serve thanksgiving meals other than November) and they bring you a vegetable soup thing for free as a starter like other places might bring bread (they also bring bread too).