Food is fantastic the batter for the fired pickels and other fried options is the best I have ever…read morehad great bar and a lot of room. Very good quality food.

In a see of crappy tourist food places, we stumbled upon the Bluff's and it was excellent. Cold…read morebeer, friendly service and the food was great. I told our server that the "capped salad" was one of the best I had ever had. Will definitely be back.

Blue Ridge Parkway is such an incredibly beautiful drive and well worth taking a few minutes out of…read morethe way to enjoy this lovely detour. It should be a crime that the government wants to privatize all national parks and it's a shame that we may not be able to enjoy this stunning area of the United States much longer. Take the long way during your roadtrip and drive through the Blue Ridge Parkway with the windows down, you will not be disappointed! The fresh air and calming scenery is healing to the soul! There are plenty of overlooks, as well. Take your time, enjoy the ride!

The Blue Ridge Parkway spans several hundred miles long and a good chunk of it was unfortunately…read moreclosed when we came through due to hurricane damage but we were able to do a few hours on the road from the edge of the Smoky Mountains NP all the way to Asheville and it was GORGEOUS. The open stretch was in higher elevations (hence not impacted by the hurricane) which meant we had some really spectacular views of the mountains and terrain. It really was wonderful. There are a ton of scenic overlooks and a few maintained spots where you can pull over and enjoy a picnic or use the facilities (they're barebones restrooms but they have them) but aside from that amenities are few and far between so be sure to pack some food, drinks, and make sure your tank is full of gas so you can enjoy the views and explore stress free! The only trouble was there wasn't a lot of information available on what we'd find on the parkway (meaning what stretch was closed, what was open, must see overlooks, hiking trails, etc) as the visitors centers were closed and the Smoky Mountain NP visitor center we stopped into didn't have any brochures or maps or anything. Luckily once we got onto the parkway we were able to find a scenic overview with some signage that had a map so we took a picture of that and was helpful. The good news is is that I believe right after our trip they reopened another large stretch of the Parkway northeast for Asheville (which I believe has has all the amazing waterfalls) so we'll have to come back another time to enjoy all those views!

Another WONDERFUL stay! Pam has become a great friend and we absolutely LOVE her! I traveled with…read morea friend from Maine that has never been to TN before, and she absolutely loved being at the Bluffs and looks forward to returning. The cabins are so homey and comfy! Pam and her staff are top notch, and who can forget about Alice?!? I will definitely be returning again and again...this is my first choice for a place to stay when I head toward Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge! Nothing else compares!

Perfect mountain cabin getaway bluffs of Nolichuckey River in gorgeous Green, TN…read more Spectacular views mountain and river along with best hospitality (homemade baked goodies and/or wonderful homemade breakfast. Lots to do nearby with hiking and sightseeing. The cabins are clean and comfy with a Tennessee vibe and beautifully decorated. Some have fireplaces and hot tubs. It is a very serene place. The host is Pam and Renee assists and both are special people See pics. This was my third visit and I am returning next Spring

Today was our second time back to Alum Cave Trail, and we did the 2.3 miles to Alum Cave Bluff and…read morethen turned back, for a total of 4.6 miles. You can go on for a total of five miles to reach Mt. Leconte, but since the weather was turning and it was starting to rain we cut our hike short. Like others, I suggest getting to this trail head early, as at 7:30 am half the parking lot was full!! We love this trail in particular for its endless water features, lots of scenic spots to take pictures, unique bridges, and the breathtaking view from the top. Even with the bad weather today, it was something spectacular watching the fog lift above the golden trees. If you haven't been, this trail is definitely worth your time and attention. You will want to wear some sturdy walking shoes for this one and maybe even bring a walking stick!!

Gorgeous trail with diverse beauty. We did the medium length hike to the bluff and loved it. Once…read moreyou pass the cave the whole hike is pretty much going uphill so come prepared to get a workout in and wear proper shoes and bring some water. The views are great from the bluff and totally worth it. We came during the week around noon and parking lot was full so we had to park further out and walk about a half mile or so to the trail so be prepared for that or plan your time. Totally worth it! One of my favorite hikes that we did in the area. Loved being by the creek, the log crossings, the cave, the moss, the trees, and the Mountain Views. the scenery was so pretty. There is a bathroom on-site at the start of the trail in case you are wondering.

The cabin that I rented had a jacuzzi that wouldn't heat up and the lights couldn't be turned off…read morein it. The cleaning crew needs to be replaced, because there was dust everywhere and I'm allergic. Otherwise our stay was enjoyable. The pool was clear.

From the owner: At Bluff Mountain Realty, we dont just want to give our guests a place to stay, we want to give you…read morea place to thrive. Our ultimate goal is to be a positive force that can help you build your ideal vacation. We have been in business for over 30 years, and have worked hard to maintain and promote East Tennessee and our overnight rentals in Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Sevierville. We want you to experience this rich, scenic region that we love; and enjoy all that the area has to offer against the backdrop of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park!Book With Bluff Mountain RealtyWe truly care about your experience with us. Here are some of the ways we transform your vacation into one you will never forget:We hold the keys to the areas most popular ATV Adventure Tours. With our guided ATV tours, you will see the mountains and scenic nature around you in a way that you never have before. Since 1999, we have been giving our guests the best ATV guided tours around and have received the coveted TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Award 10 Years in a Row!Our cabins and condos are close to the action, but not too close. Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Sevierville are popular places to visit and stay. You will understand why the moment you step onto one of our properties. We get you close to the sights and sounds that you want to experience. And, at the end of the day, you can come back to a quiet and serene cabin or condo

Beautiful setting, but disappointing experience The property…read moreis lovely and peaceful, but our experience fell short. We had to delay our trip by one day due to illness and called ahead to move our prepaid night to Saturday, but were told no changes were allowed even though rooms were available. The room itself was quiet but very small, and the shower was tiny. We also expected a farm-to-table dinner, but learned it required 48-hour notice, which wasn't mentioned anywhere. Overall, nice setting but poor communication and very little flexibility.

We booked the cabin in Cosby Tenn. because of great reviews. Unfortunately due to Hurricane Helene…read moreand Milton, we were not able to get there. BUYER BEWARE, they have a no refund policy that they enforce regardless of natural disasters. They care less about anything other than money. Customers are a second choice. Major Interstate non-passable, " So take a different route" Travelling for 40 years now, and never dealt with anything like this. We had a 10 day trip planned and both other lodgings gave us full credit due to circumstances. Creekwalk was also able to rebook our cancelled cabin, and refused to give us credit card refund. So, they got paid twice for the same cabin. The place may be great, but, their business practices are deplorable.

Beautiful park, but you better be careful with wild animals , A tiger appeared in that park on…read more9/10/20. Things of 2020

There is no shortage of amazing places to get outdoors in Knoxville. Forks of the River is…read moreabsolutely one of those amazing places. It is often overlooked by Ijams because it is so close. But this gem is just minutes from downtown and you should definitely pay attention to it. Not only are there trails for hikers and cyclists at all skill levels, but the views that this place offers looking out over the river atop high bluffs are beautiful and all home to an abundance of wildlife and songbird activity. Mark your calendar for the July explosion of color when the sunflower fields are in bloom, aiming their bright yellow faces towards the sun. It's breathtaking and something that you just have to see in person. You will forget that you are minutes away from the heart of downtown. The trails and fields are very well maintained. You should also be aware that the Wildlife Management Area is an active hunting area managed by the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency.

Stunning. The Great…read moreSmoky Mountains National Park officially ties with Yosemite as my two favorite national parks in the US. I love everything about this beautiful area of our country. We were there in early spring and enjoyed stunning weather, blooming wild flowers, and bear sightings a-plenty. We also were there when the dogwoods were blooming and there are dogwood trees throughout the park--it was stunning. We enjoyed driving around the park, hiking, and stopping at various points of interest. We were also able to take an accessible hike up a paved trail to the highest point in the park, which was amazing. My eyes seriously just could not get enough of all the gorgeous nature to be enjoyed here. Top notch. Get to it!

Great Smoky Mountain National Park has been on my bucket list for many years. I was hoping that…read morespring break would be down season at the Park, but the Park was busy!!! We had a fabulous visit to this vast natural wonder. We learned that Park is the largest natural habitat in the continental U.S. The signature "smoky" appearance of the mountains is caused by an evaporation of organic rich moisture released by the vegetation within the Park. We started our visit by stopping at the visitors center to pick up a parking permit ($5/day) and maps ($1). I was glad we picked up maps because there is very little internet connectivity in the park, so we lost our navigation tools. The leaves were not on the trees yet (April) so we had magnificent uninterrupted views of the mountains and skylines. Spring wild flowers were in bloom. And we actually saw a mother bear with two cubs crossing the road. Each day during our visit we explored a different part of the park. We hiked to waterfalls and enjoyed scenic overlooks. We enjoyed exploring historic cabins and cemeteries. Popular sites were crowded and sometimes we had to wait for parking. Plan to arrive early. The park is filled with parking areas to pull off and enjoy the views or hike. Rest areas are available at many of the major sites. Leased dogs are only allowed in camping and parking areas and on two of the many trails. Bring good walking shoes, a hiking stick is helpful, water and sun glasses. You probably need to bring snacks, but keep those secure from wildlife.