Cades Cove is the most visited part of the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park--and for good reason.
Cades Cove Loop is open to auto, bicycle and foot traffic every day of
the year from sunup to sundown with a few exceptions. Expect to
spend one to two hours for the Cades Cove auto tour including a few
stops along the way.
The visitors center has many buildings that were part of the Cades
Cove community. There is a blacksmith shop, a cantilever barn, the
John Cable mill, and other structures that depict what life was like at
the time
National Park--and for good reason.
Cades Cove Loop is open to auto, bicycle and foot traffic every day of
the year from sunup to sundown with a few exceptions. Expect to
spend one to two hours for the Cades Cove auto tour including a few
stops along the way.
The visitors center has many buildings that were part of the Cades
Cove community. There is a blacksmith shop, a cantilever barn, the
John Cable mill, and other structures that depict what life was like at
the time
| The waterwheel being turned from the water trouf. |
| One of the many open fields within Cades Cove. |
| The clouds rolling in over the top of the Smoky's. |
| The water trouf feeding the John Cable mil. |
| Cades Cove |
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