Smoky Mountain Rustic Chic Cabin
Hot-tub cabin on Cosby flank of the Smokies. One small queen bedroom plus twin bunk in hall; sleeps 3. Gas fireplace, 55" smart TVs, Wi‑Fi, kitchen, outdoor kitchen with grill/griddle and fridge, large patio with seating, ping‑pong, firepit, jacuzzi; dogs by deposit; two neighboring cabins. Under 10 min to multiple Smokies entrances; on US‑321 (Hooper Hwy); 20 min to Gatlinburg; driving required. Suited for couples or small families who hike.
What this place offers
Common
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Heating Central heating or a heater in the listing
- Hot tub
- Kitchen Space where guests can cook their own meals
- Dedicated workspace
- TV
- Wifi
Outdoors
- Alfresco dining
- BBQ
- Fire pit
- Outdoor seating
- Patio
Home safety
- Carbon monoxide detector
- Fire extinguisher
- First aid kit
- Smoke detector
Common
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Heating Central heating or a heater in the listing
- Hot tub
- Kitchen Space where guests can cook their own meals
- Dedicated workspace
- TV
- Wifi
Outdoors
- Alfresco dining
- BBQ
- Fire pit
- Outdoor seating
- Patio
Home safety
- Carbon monoxide detector
- Fire extinguisher
- First aid kit
- Smoke detector
Heating and cooling
- Indoor fireplace
Bathroom
- Hot Water
Bedroom and laundry
- Iron
Kitchen and dining
- Refrigerator
Good to know
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Accessibility
Neighborhood
Rural, mountain-valley community on the northeast flank of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Key nearby features include Cosby Campground and picnic area, trailheads such as Hen Wallow Falls and Low Gap/Mt. Cammerer, the Foothills Parkway (east segment), small local businesses and craft/distillery spots, and historic markers. The vibe is quiet, nature-focused — popular with hikers, anglers, and visitors who want proximity to the Smokies without Gatlinburg’s crowds. The greenbrier section of the park, and Big Creek sections of the park put waterfalls such as Mouse Creek falls, and swimming holes such as Midnight Hole just drive as well. Cosby is in the Highlands of the smokies, featuring 80% of the parks virgin forests. The Appalachian trail is just 10 miles away.
Guest Access
Find us
Driving is the primary and most practical way to get around; the property is on US-321 (Hooper Highway) with direct road access but expect narrow, twisting mountain stretches. Nearest towns for supplies and services: Newport (≈20–25 minutes), Gatlinburg (≈30–45 minutes depending on route and traffic), and Sevierville/Pigeon Forge (≈45–60 minutes). Rideshare options are limited and may be expensive or unavailable at times; plan for pre-booked shuttle or taxi for airport transfers. No local passenger rail service; the nearest Amtrak stations are in larger cities (Knoxville or Asheville area via connecting services). Seasonal road conditions and park traffic (especially in fall and summer) can add travel time.
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