Pet Friendly Things To Do in Maryville, Tennessee

This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The fairways are plush, the terrain is fairly flat, and the greens are undulating. There are many trees li... More on Golf.com

This course is great. 27 holes, wonderful views of the smokies, polite and great service. More on GolfReview

Sunday Morning Worship Service at 10:00 a.m., Sunday Evening Worship Service ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I guess that's the reason they are packed and ready to build a brand new church and school. More on Yahoo! Travel

Appalachian Ballet Company offers dance performances to the East Tennessee area. Van Metre School of Dance ... More on Appalachianballet.com

I no longer had transportation to and from practice. More on Yahoo! Travel

Maps of the trail are available on the Trail Website (www.blountweb.com/greenwaytrails). More on TrailLink.com

Most signage was good but we had difficulty on return trip right after the lake and at the cemetary; better signs would help there. More on TrailLink.com

Sunday services are at 8:15 a.m. (informal, casual), 10:30 a.m. (contemporary), and 10:30 a.m. (traditional... More on Fumc-maryville.org

I did live in Maryville, Tn. and attended "First Church" for a couple of years, and the people were very lo... More on Yahoo! Travel

Campers dont just stumble into this well-kept secret, hidden at the end of a gravel road off a meandering valley road. But those who find it make it worth their time. Located at the extreme western... More on Trails

I went camping and hiking at Abrams Creek Campground opening week this year More on Trails

This is a good day hike that shows Cades Cove from a different perspective, with a stop by the historic John Oliver cabin thrown in for good measure. Initially you'll stay in the basin of the cove,... More on Trails

Parts of the trail were rocky and moderately steep but not at all difficult More on Trails

A 10.8 mile hike featuring great views ... More on TripAdvisor

Very nice hike with the kind of views uncommon in the Smokies. More on Trails

This 60-mile drive travels through Appalachian foothills and ascends the Unaka Range to the highest peak in Great Smoky Mountains National Park with some of the best views in the southeast. As the Appalachian Mountains extend into ... More on Trails

The two ford crossings of Abrams Creek account for the difficulty rating of this hike. The first ford might be avoided, especially during the summer months when the footlog is restored after winter... More on Trails

My hiking partner and I did this loop as a day hike in late October, and it More on Trails