It does not snow in the Great Smoky Mountains as often as most people expect. While winters can be cold, rain is more usual than snow at the lower elevations. Up high on the Blue Ridge Parkway or on the ridges of the Great Smoky Mountians National Park, snow can be seen for short periods of time, but it is infrequent in the valleys, and does not last for long even when it comes. We got lucky with some gorgeous snow falling this past weekend! X-C ski at Clingman's Dome, build a snowman, and go sledding in the yards of your Cherokee cabin rentals and Bryson City Cabin rentals!It is a unique and exciting experience then, to hang out in a comfy mountain cabin and watch the snow fall quietly outside and cover everything in sight. A cup of hot chocolate, a roaring fire in the fireplace, and good friends and family make for a special vacation in the mountains indeed. Find your perfect Smoky Mountain vacation rentals and come on up to the mountains! See you soon.
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