Alpine Retreat Cabin

02/19/2023

01/03/2023

2023 Dollywood Operating Calendar!

11/06/2022

We are ready for the holidays! 🌲☃️❄️

09/29/2022

06/16/2022

There has been a lot of bear 🐻 activity in the area and sadly, at times, when they are met with human population the end result can either be euthanizing the bear or people become injured. This happens because people feed the bears and/or get too close to bears and they lose their fear of humans. If there is one message we want to share with our followers is to PLEASE DON’T FEED THE BEARS!

Momma bears will protect their young just as you would project your children. If they fear their cubs are at risk, they can become aggressive. When bears become aggressive they can be put down!

Be careful, be watchful and help us .

03/30/2022

The Sevier County Emergency Management Agency asked that all people evacuate the immediate area around Hatcher Mountain Road and INdigo lane.

03/27/2022

Anderson, Blount, Loudon, Claiborne, Roane, Cumberland, Sevier and Greene counties are among those restricted by the Tennessee Division of Forestry.

02/19/2022

01/17/2022

01/14/2022

❄Weather update❄

01/14/2022

01/12/2022

**RAIN/SNOW FORECAST**
This model takes us through Friday morning. We will be tracking light rain/sprinkles in the Valley. Flurries are possible along the Plateau with a few more snow showers in the mountains. No travel impacts expected.

01/11/2022

❄Snow in the forecast❄☃️

01/07/2022

**WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW**

Good morning! Watch for ice this morning, most main roads are just fine. Decreasing clouds & chilly today. Sunshine Saturday as our next cold front arrives Sunday with showers settling back in. Have a great day!

01/06/2022

⚠️❄Winter Storm Advisory❄⚠️

01/05/2022

WEATHER ALERT (1/5/22) - The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory and a Winter Storm Warning for Sevier County beginning Thursday, January 6 in anticipation of accumulating snow.

The National Weather Service in Morristown has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the valley and foothills areas of Sevier County including the cities of Sevierville and Pigeon Forge, and a Winter Storm Warning for the higher elevations including Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, beginning at noon on Thursday, January 6 through Friday, January 7. Snow is currently forecast to accumulate 2-4 inches in the valley and foothills with 2-5 inches of snow forecast in the mountains with up to 6 inches at the highest elevations in the National Park. Residents and visitors should expect hazardous driving conditions beginning Thursday afternoon especially on untreated road surfaces and steep mountain terrain. If you live or are staying in an area prone to hazardous driving conditions due to winter weather such as cabin developments and rural areas of Sevier County, please make preparations to ensure you have adequate supplies in the event of further power outages or prolonged snow-covered roads. Lows Thursday night and Friday morning are forecast to be in the low teens and potentially single digits. If you are a cabin property owner or manager, please ensure your guests are aware of this upcoming winter storm and the need for adequate preparations.

For anyone with a medical or other emergency, please dial 9-1-1.

Updated information on this winter storm and the latest forecast can be found at:

US National Weather Service Morristown Tennessee
Sevier County Emergency Management Agency

You can also check out the following links for additional information concerning conditions across the county:

Sevier County Sheriff's Office - Sevier County Sheriff's Office

Gatlinburg Facebook - City of Gatlinburg
Gatlinburg Police Facebook - Gatlinburg Police Department

Pigeon Forge Police Facebook - Pigeon Forge Police Department
Pigeon Forge Fire Department - City of Pigeon Forge Fire Department

Sevierville Facebook - City of Sevierville, Tennessee Government
Sevierville Police Facebook - Sevierville Police Department
Sevierville Fire Department - Sevierville Fire Department

01/05/2022

⚠️2nd Winter Storm Advisory⚠️

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley says conditions will change quickly Thursday with snowfall during the day.

01/03/2022

The National Weather Service in Morristown has issued a Winter Storm Warning for all of Sevier County beginning at 11:00 PM tonight, January 2nd thru 10:00 AM tomorrow morning, January 3rd. Precipitation is forecast to begin as rain tonight and transition to snow. Snow is currently forecast to accumulate 2-5 inches in the valley and foothills with 5-7 inches of snow forecast in the mountains with up to 12 inches at the highest elevations in the National Park. Residents and visitors should expect hazardous driving conditions beginning late tonight through tomorrow especially on untreated road surfaces and steep mountain terrain. If you live or are staying in an area prone to hazardous driving conditions due to winter weather such as cabin developments and rural areas of Sevier County, please make preparations to ensure you have adequate supplies in the event of power outages or prolonged snow-covered roads. If you are a cabin property owner or manager, please ensure your guests are aware of this upcoming winter storm and the need for adequate preparations. For updated information on this winter storm and the latest forecast which can change, please check out the Sevier County Emergency Management Agency or National Weather Service social media accounts on Facebook or other local media outlets.

12/30/2021

WEEKEND OUTLOOK - Big changes are coming this weekend! Highs will be near record breaking on Saturday (record is 75) with a big drop on Sunday!

12/29/2021

Rainfall will bring some heavy downpours at times across the area. Around 6 p.m. we’ll kick in the First Alert Weather Day.

12/27/2021

The clouds are moving in ahead of our next weather system and they gave us a very pretty sunset this evening!
Spotty light showers will be possible as we go through the day Monday.

12/03/2021

Fantacy of Lights parade tonight in Gatlinburg.

The Budweiser Clydesdales are making several stops around East Tennessee for spectators.

11/11/2021

⚠️December dates still available!⚠️

❄Dreaming of a White Christmas❄

Hurry before they get booked!

Click BOOK NOW for dates and pricing.

11/04/2021

Commander of the 134th Air Refueling Wing Lee Hartley said the event is planned for September 10th and 11th, 2022.