EchoBrooke Farm
Horse Drawn Carriage Rides, Hay Rides
Nestled in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, our collection of horse drawn carriages transport you back to a simpler time. Clip clop down a shady lane; amble through the countryside. Experience the beauty of the mountains at a leisurely pace. Request a picnic or candlelight dinner.
Our horse drawn carriages create the backdrop for lasting memories and stunning photos.  Proposal rides, weddings, and family outings, our specialties. Upscale. Professional. Our location or yours. Call or email for rates/reservations.
www.echobrookefarm.com
117 Flynn Road, Walland, TN 37886
865-984-1459 (Farm) or 865-385-7240 (Cell)
Email: echobrookefarm@aol.com

Miss Lily's Mercantile and Florist
Full service florist and gift shop in the heart of Townsend.  Many unusual birdhouses, lamps, jewelry, gifts and candies. Gift baskets made to order.  Check out our Totally Tennessee Basket!  Free delivery to Blount Memorial Hospital and Maryville Funeral Homes.
7008 Lamar Alexander Parkway
Phone: 865-448-3331     www.misslilysflorals.com

Tennessee Real Estate
Tennessee Real Estate is pleased to welcome you to the Great Smoky Mountains and Blount County here in East Tennessee.  Our office is a full service real estate company located on Hwy 321.  We have the willingness and ability to help with buying and selling property, and building a log home.  Currently we have 100+ properties available in the Townsend area.  Office hours are Monday-Saturday, 8:30am to 5:00pm, and open Sundays during the spring, summer, and fall seasons.  Visit our newest condo development, The Reserve at Tuckaleechee Cove!  Stop by our office in our log home model today!  6860 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Townsend, TN 37882  |  865-448-1111 
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Mountain Sage Gallery & Woodshop
Mountain Sage Gallery & Woodshop has a unique collection of East Tennessee's finest Artisans The Gallery features an eclectic array of hand built crafts, and displays original watercolors and oils, prints and photography of Smoky Mountain vistas, flowers, animals, Cades Cove, and historical sites of the area. The Woodshop accepts commissions for individually designed primitive, rustic and contemporary exterior and interior doors, tables, cabinetry, tree railings, and mantels. The artisan uses either reclaimed or new wood in both his free-style and custom-built pieces and the finished work runs the gamut from rough hewn to satin smooth.
On the main thoroughfare of Townsend, TN, Highway 321.
Phone:  865-448-0809,
email:  mountainsagegallery@hotmail.com.

Mountainbird Studio
Susan S. Birdwell - Fine Art Paintings - Drawings - Portraits in Oil - Wildlife - Landscapes - Figures
Limited Edition Prints - Clay Sculpture
Susan works in oil, watercolor, Prismacolor, pen and ink, graphite and clay, exploring diverse subjects.  Her love for all animals and the mountains have recently led her to do more landscapes and portraits of these furred, finned, and feathered friends as well as humans.  She is a member of the Portrait Society of America, the Cecelia Beaux Forum, and Fine Arts Blount, and is listed in Who's Who of American Women and Who's Who in America.  Her work can be seen in Townsend at Mountain Creations Gallery, Mountain Sage Gallery, and Thunderhead Perk; all are located on the main road-Highway 321.
P.O. Box 496, Townsend, TN  37882 - hours by appointment
Phone: 865-448-0241
E-mail:  mtnbirdstudio@aol.com
Web site:  www.susansbirdwell.com

Kinzel Springs
From the beautiful 2-acre stocked pond to the magnificent homes, this prestigious community features some of the finest views this side of the Smokies!  Just a few of the extraordinary features you will find here are the sewer, city water and gated security.  Stop by Kinzel Springs today and discover for yourself mountain living at it's finest on the "Peaceful Side of the Smokies." 
6860 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Townsend, TN 37882
865-448-1111     www.kinzelsprings.com 

Stringtown Pottery
We offer an eclectic array of pottery created on site by David Huber and Marjorie Murphy. Within this working studio, Dave and Marge create dinnerware, functional garden lanterns, tile, raku-fired containers and many other one-of-a-kind pieces. Both are award winning members of the Foothills Craft Guild and TACA (Tennessee association of Craft Artists)
Custom orders are welcome
7331E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Townsend, TN 37882
(at Nawger Nob Arts & Crafts Settlement)
OPEN - MON. - SAT  10 PM - 5 PM
Other hours gladly by appointment
865-448-0069

Log Homes of the Smokies
is proud to welcome you to Townsend, Tennessee, "The Peaceful Side of the Smokies."  Log Homes of the Smokies was established as a result of 50+ years in the design and construction of Log Homes. Our mission is to provide our customers with the highest quality materials at a very competitive price.  Log Homes of the Smokies is the ONLY Log Homes sales office based in Townsend, Tennessee.  "Being the biggest is not our goal, being the best is our reputation."  6860 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Townsend, TN 37882
 865-448-1828 
www.loghomesofthesmokies.net 

The Backcountry
Your one stop shopping outdoor store! We carry it all from camping and hiking gear, to travel trailer supplies  Trout fishing supplies, Knives,  Large Float Tubes, Moccasins, Fishing licenses, Trail Maps and everything you need for your Smoky Mountain Experience in Townsend, Tennessee.  865-448-6628
8483 State Hwy 73-Next to Dogwood Mall Townsend
thebackcountry@charter.net
Learn more about us here!

History of Tuckaleechee Cove

Tuckaleechee Cove is a unique and pristine community where the Little River descends from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park into a quiet mountainside community, a natural setting that has been home to humans for thousands of years. Recent archaeological digs have found evidence of Native American societies that date back 10,000 years. In the 1700's, settlers moved into the areas now known as Townsend and nearby Cades Cove. The era of the railroad and a thriving logging industry add to the area's rich heritage.

Today, visitors to the Townsend area immerse themselves in rich Appalachian culture. Museums, historic sites and special trails connect us with the past. Thankfully, in Townsend it has not been forgotten. The best place to begin a journey into the history of Tuckaleechee Cove is the Townsend Visitors Center. For more information, call 865-448-6134 or 1-800-525-6834.

Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center

For more information or a schedule of events, call 865-448-0044.

Little River Railroad and Lumber Company Museum

In the early 1900's, a busy railroad operated in the Smoky Mountains, bringing tourists to the area and taking thousands of trees out. The Little River Railroad and Lumber Company Museum tells the story of the area's logging history with hundreds of photographs, restored equipment and interpretive exhibits. Railroad buffs enjoy seeing one-of-a-kind locomotives and logging machinery and visiting with volunteer staffers rich with the knowledge of the old railroad's operations. An expansion project includes a refurbished water tower, replica passenger platforms and a restored set-off house that shows how life was lived atop mountain ridges while logging operations were underway. For More Information: Little River Railroad and Lumber Company Museum 865-448-3060 www.littleriverrailroad.org Hours of Operation: June, July, August, October – Open 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. weekdays, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturdays, and noon to 5:00 p.m. Sundays April, May, September – Open 10:00 to 5:00 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 5:00 p.m. Sundays From November to March – Open by appointment only

The Lily Barn
Free perennial garden specializing in natives and daylilies.  Plants for sale.  Large pavilion for weddings, parties, family reunions and garden club luncheons. Onsite catering, kitchen and restrooms.  Gift shop in 127 year old cantilever barn, cold frame and cabins also on the property. 1116 Carr's Creek Road, Townsend, TN
 865-448-9895     www.lilybarn.com

The River Rat
Enjoy a fun-filled day in Townsend TUBING down one of the most scenic rivers in the Smokies. Two outposts to choose, depending on age and experience, or float them both for no additional charge! Bring the entire family to celebrate our 13th season for only $13.00. Price includes tube rental, all day shuttle service, and tax. Life jackets furnished. Group rates available. Picnic spots, changing rooms, and restrooms all on campus! Open 7days, Mar-Sept. Phone 865-448-8888
www.smokymtnriverrat.com   

WOOD-N-STRINGS Dulcimer Shop
Featuring Appalachian Mountain Dulcimers hand-crafted by Mike Clemmer and Mike's newest instrument, the "Ban-Jammer". Hammer dulcimers, psalteries, harps, guitars, dobros, mandolins, fiddles, Native American
flutes, bodhrans, djembes, autoharps; plus accessories, music books, CD's, jewelry, and local crafts. We also do stringed instrument repair.  On Saturday nights, May through October, come to our FREE "Pickin'  Porch" at 7:00 p.m. on the river. We are on the Tennessee Heritage Trails for "Crafts" and "Music".
Visit us at 7645 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway,
Townsend, TN 37882.
Phone: 865-448-6647
www.clemmerdulcimer.com

Steve Norris is a lifelong self-taught artist who has hiked and photographed every trail and historic site in the Great Smoky Mountains over his lifetime. In his youth he dreamed of someday becoming a forest ranger or forestry technician and taking up lifelong residence in an American national park and to live amongst its wonders everyday. But it was never to be. In later years he found a second love in painting the scenic wonders of the Smokies, with an emphasis on Cades Cove. He resides in Townsend, Tennessee – just a short walk from the national park boundary. His love of the mountains and its wildlife can be found in his attention to detail and in the accuracy of his paintings. My artwork has it biggest display in the front section of the Antiques of Wears Valley building located at 3115 Wears Valley Road (between Townsend and Pigeon Forge). Look for my name on the sign out front near the road.
norrismtn@bellsouth.net     www.norrismountain.com

River Rage is located in Townsend, Tennessee, on the banks of the Little River, at the backdoor of the Great Smoky Mountains National park. River rages reputation is based upon offering the lowest prices in the area while still offering friendly personal service, and the safest available equipment. It's all about the guests, and in our continuing efforts to provide your family or group the most choices and convenience we offer 3 separate locations, each offering private river access for our many different floats.

The Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center is dedicated to preserving the culture and history of East Tennessean mountain communities.  The Center is home to many Native American artifacts, as well as family possessions of the first European settlers to the area.  The Transportation Gallery houses several different vehicles over 100 years old, as well as tools and machinery used in road building.  The property also boasts various historic structures, including log homes, a cantilever barn, smokehouse and wheelwright shop, where guests can visualize life in the mountains long ago.  You will often find costumed docents and skilled craftsmen telling the story of times past. Be sure to check out our outdoor amphitheater where special events are held during the year.

Smoky Mountain Woodcarvers -Wood carvers supply store located in Townsend, TN at Nawger Nob. We are about 45 minutes from Pigeon Forge and Dollywood, and about 1 hour from Gatlinburg So, when you plan your vacation in the Smokies, plan to come to Nawger Nob (on highway 321) and purchase your carving tools, take a carving class or just stop in.
sales@woodcarvers.com / www.woodcarvers.com