American flag in front of a blurred parade for Independence Day
May 9, 2012

One of the most beautiful and inspiring places in the Great Smoky Mountains is Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Filled with incredible family fun in a lush, green mountain setting, Gatlinburg has so much to offer throughout the year.

When it comes to celebrations, Gatlinburg knows how to really kick up its heals and show visitors and locals a great time. This year, Gatlinburg will continue the tradition of celebrating Independence Day with an incredible midnight parade . At the stroke of midnight, the city will salute the valiant men and women of our American armed forces to begin a great day of celebrating birth of our nation.

Visiting Gatlinburg for the Fourth of July is a great way to spend time with those you love. Renting a cabin in the Smoky Mountains or enjoying one of the many Gatlinburg cabin rentals make visiting this beautiful area economical and very enjoyable. A cabin rental affords your family privacy as well as the freedom to set your own schedule. The added bonus of a kitchen and grill make celebrating July 4th even better. Cookouts, grilling, and quality family time in the privacy of your own home away from home adds to the perfect holiday escape.

Visiting during the Independence day celebrations has the added bonus of fun, fanfare, and the energizing beauty of the mountains. Fishing, hiking, shopping, and mountain entertainment make a trip to the Gatlinburg area a great way to spend Independence day. With the addition of the 37th annual midnight parade kicking off an incredible day of food, family, and fun, let Gatlinburg show your family a good time.

Parades, mountain fun, and so much more are waiting to be discovered in Gatlinburg, Tennessee as America comes together to support and honor our armed forces and we celebrate the freedom of this great nation.

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