4 Ways To Enjoy A Romantic Stay in the Smokies

Togetherness is so important, especially as of late. Give the gift of coffee and a sunrise or breakfast in bed. Uninterrupted togetherness paired with undivided attention is something far and few between these days. Imagine being able to give the gift of a shared blanket, a colorful sunset, and a warm fire to snuggle up to. Consider what the gift of a home-cooked meal could mean to someone who rarely gets to experience being served. The Smoky Mountains have so much to offer you and the possibilities of togetherness are boundless. Book a romantic one-bedroom cabin in Gatlinburg with Heartland Rentals for ultimate affordable luxury in the Smoky Mountains. Heartland Rentals offers rotating cabin specials year-round. Give the gift of vacation, solitude, and sleeping in- Rekindle beside the hearth at a Gatlinburg cabin with these 4 ways to enjoy a romantic stay in the Smokies.

Romantic Ideas Made For Two

1. Cades Cove

Plan a day to get up early- Pack a breakfast basket and take a drive to Cades Cove. Drive the 11-mile Cades Cove Loop Road to see historic structures, beautiful scenery, and active wildlife. Bring a blanket and enjoy your picnic breakfast on the porch of an old cabin admiring the mountain views just like the settlers did.

2. Stargaze From the Tub

Spend some unique time together in a warm, bubbling hot tub with massaging jets. Observe the sparkling night sky and try to find constellations together.

3. Enjoy a Cozy Fire

Stay indoors and relax fireside together. If your cabin offers a fire pit outdoors, bundle up under a blanket and enjoy being close. This is a wonderful way to catch up and focus on each other without interruption or distraction.

4. Donut Friar and A Drive

Take time out of your day to hop on over to The Village and grab a few scratch-made donuts and coffee for two to go. Take a drive to Historic Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail for some scenery. Enjoy your coffee, pastries, and pleasant company as you auto-tour through Roaring Fork. There are several paved pull-off areas where you can park and do a mini hike to waterfalls and farmsteads if you like.