Arrival Information
1125 Lower Alpine Way Gatlinburg, TN
Finding the House & Parking
Bear Ridge Chalet is nestled among some of the most pristine and scenic views the Smokies and Gatlinburg have to offer. Styled with warm colors and casual mountain decor this 3 level classic mountain A-frame is ideal for couples or a multi-generational family with bedrooms on each level for privacy.
The easiest way to navigate is by clicking "View larger map" on the map below. This will open google maps. Simply click "get directions". It will open Google Maps and the end point (the house) will be filled in. You simply need to type in your starting point.
If you prefer not to rely on technology, then here is a step by step version.
Directions from McGhee Tyson Airport:
← Turn left onto US-129 N.
↗ Exit onto TN-168 E toward Tennessee Scenic Pkwy.
↑ Merge onto TN-168 E.
← Turn left onto W Norton Rd.
↑ Continue straight onto US-441 S.
Take River Divide Rd to US-441 S/Parkway in Pigeon Forge.
↗ Follow US-441 S/Parkway to Gatlinburg Bypass in Gatlinburg. Take the exit toward National Park from US-441 S/Parkway.
↗ Continue on Gatlinburg Bypass. Take Campbell Lead Rd and Ski Mountain Rd to Lower Alpine Way.
1125 Lower Alpine Way Gatlinburg, TN
There is pull-though parking (9' wide) that can fit up to 4 vehicles.
Phone
+1 224 484 9275The Gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains
Gatlinburg, a mountain town in eastern Tennessee, is known as a gateway to the roughly 520,000-acre Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Many of its key attractions offer sweeping views of the neighboring park, including the 407-ft. Space Needle observation tower and the Sky Lift, a 2.1-mile aerial cable car that journeys from Downtown to the popular amusement park and ski resort Ober Gatlinburg.We are a short drive from Downtown Gatlinburg, approximately 3mi where you'll find a selection of restaurants, shops, museums, etc. See more information on restaurants and shops elsewhere in this guide.
Also, in the Great Smoky Mountains you will find cascading waterfalls, roaming wildlife and a view that stretches out over 500,000 acres – this is the country’s most-visited national park. Vacationers often start in Gatlinburg and make their way to one of the park’s famous paths where they can find everything they’ve been looking for. A hike through the Great Smoky Mountains – whether it be on the Appalachian Trail itself, a wildflower walk, or a trip to one of the many waterfalls – will leave you with a smile and a lasting impression. Because the experience changes season to season, there’s always a new scene to come explore.
