Hawks View Cabin

06/07/2024

Check out our brand new cabin! Completed in April 2024.
2 bed 2 bath Sleeps 6

Cabin in Sevierville

06/04/2024

https://downtowngatlinburg.com/

Downtown Gatlinburg, Tennessee offers visitors entertainment at every corner. Explore downtown Gatlinburg hotels, restaurants and attractions. Eat, stay and play in downtown Gatlinburg.

06/04/2024

Aimee,
Website: Airbnb,
Reviewed on Mar 2024
100% would stay again! Todd’s responsiveness was the main reason we felt comfortable with booking. We were beyond pleased when we opened the door. It was beautifully decorated, pristine, and had all the amenities we needed and that were listed. The area is quiet and private, feels secluded enough even with cabins near by. The cabin is away from the hustle and bustle, but still convenient & a beautiful drive. We loved playing pickleball daily (just a short drive to the courts/pool) and we were lucky enough to even see a large bear on our way to the courts. I’m sure once the weather is warmer and the pool opens that will be an additional bonus of the Shagbark community for guests. We also enjoyed the arcade game & hottub daily with the view from the balcony.

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05/17/2024

https://www.southernliving.com/travel/tennessee/gatlinburg-tn

There are more reasons than ever to love Gatlinburg, Tennessee. This tiny, wildly popular town just keeps getting better. Here are the best things to do on your next trip to the Smokies.

11/14/2023

New fall pictures from the deck . Book your stay today and save money with direct booking.

10/31/2023

Need a vacation ? Give me a call or message me for special rates . This is the view from the wrap a round deck today .

08/20/2023

Always something going on at Hawks View cabin

04/20/2023

Upcoming Festivals

Dollywood BBQ & Bluegrass Festival
May-June. Dollywood is in top form with its annual Barbeque & Bluegrass Festival. Dolly Parton knows the names in music, and she’s made Dollywood a terrific venue for performers. Dozens of acts mingle with tons and tons (and tons) of barbecued meats, for a good couple of weeks. It’s a party intended to signify that summer is just about to ramp into high gear!

Synchronous Fireflies
Early June. Every year a miracle of nature happens, as fireflies gather in a few areas in the Smoky Mountains in their thousands and light up their trailing glows in the dark – but they do it all together, in synchronized time. Science can’t explain it. Southeast Asia is the only other place in the world where this happens. Tickets to watch this in the National Park sell out daily in 10 minutes!

Tunes & Tales – Summer
Mid-June to Early August. Take a stroll around Gatlinburg during summer and you’re likely to run into little groups of musicians playing bluegrass tunes, as well as characters dressed in period costume, and storytellers gathering a small crowd to lend an ear. It’s Tunes & Tales, a Gatlinburg thing – immensely popular. Don’t be surprised to see Zeno the bear giving out hugs too.

Dollywood – Great American Summer
Mid-June to Early August. Dollywood brings in a host of talent for numerous shows for its Great American Summer program. During this time special shows and events for kids are staged, and the park hours are extended to night time, and selected rides are open in the dark – a great thrill in itself, and especially with the huge fireworks show every night.

Free Trolleys
Mid-June to Mid-August. Take the Gatlinburg trolley for free along Parkway to 40 stops during summer. Specially painted trolleys take you on a micro-crawl of the area, a great way to shop and see the things you might have missed.

Fourth of July Parade – First in the Nation
July 4th (at 12:01 am!). Every year for 4 decades, Gatlinburg wakes up the country early with its annual “First Fourth of July Parade in the Nation”. At midnight on the 3rd, 100 floats and entries of all kinds set off down Parkway, led by a crack military band. As many as 100,000 people make it in for the event. The daytime spills over to Pigeon Forge for its own parade and celebrations. Huge fireworks displays are staged in both towns, with lots of family fun events everywhere.

Craftsmen’s Fair – Summer
July. Arts and Crafts are big in Gatlinburg – see for yourself at the Craftsmen’s Fair, which happens twice each year, in July for 10 days and again in October. You can browse around 200 booths of unique artisan presentations – a vast display for buying or window shopping. It’s a super friendly occasion to mingle, watch demonstrations, listen to bluegrass, and even commission custom works from artists.

Songwriters Festival
August. This great festival started in 2012 and grows in popularity each year. Musicians and songwriters from across the country combine with lots of great local talent in a 4-day festival with multiple free concerts. There are workshops for the aspiring songwriter and on all aspects of working in the music business. Hear the stories behind the hit songs, told by the people who wrote them.

Military & Relic Show
Late August. Pigeon Forge holds its patriotic Heroes Week with a variety of shows at multiple venues, leading up to the weekend Smoky Mountain Military and Relic Show, honoring military history and veterans of the United States from the Civil War to the present day. Displays of weaponry, uniforms and artifacts mix with stories and presentations by celebrated speakers. The week culminates in the Freedom Parade, a military parade honoring veterans.

04/01/2023

The bears are back at Hawks View . Our calendar is filling up for spring and summer . What are your vacation plans ?

12/01/2022

I noticed the camera sent me a notification and I realized I do not have a guest at the cabin today . While watching the video we do have a guest and he's a big one

09/12/2022

The expansions will happen in phases through 2024, and the first new feature will open this fall. Here are some of the big items you can look forward to as part of Anakeetsa's record-breaking expansion:

08/02/2022

07/18/2022

https://www.blueridgeoutdoors.com/sponsored-content/there-is-adventure-around-every-corner-in-gatlinburg-tn/

Surrounded by Great Smoky Mountains National Park, there is adventure around every corner in Gatlinburg, Tenn.

07/18/2022

View from Anakeesta

07/18/2022

View from a local road looking over downtown Gatlinburg

07/18/2022

Beautiful Fall view from the deck

180° views of Mount Leconte and Greenbriar Pinnacle. Perfect for stargazing and sunsets. Pool table

07/18/2022

After a long day of playing in the Smokies come back to your cabin and soak in the hot tub overlooking Greenbriar Pinnacle

07/18/2022

Bedroom 2

07/18/2022

Master Bedroom

07/18/2022

How's your Pool Game