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Article 1:  Gatlinburg, Tennessee

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has transformed Gatlinburg into a mountain resort destination. packed with every accommodation of every sort, surrounded on three sides by the natural beauty of the National Park. Gatlinburg prides itself in its mountain heritage, and the arts, crafts and retail shops. Gatlinburg is a walking community, two miles long by five miles wide. The downtown parkway, which runs from one end of town to the other has hundreds of things to see and do in between. If you're coming to the mountains, it just makes sense to stay in cabin like Dancing Bear or A Smoky Mountain View. These cabins offer all the amenities of home at the price of a hotel room. Imagine relaxing in the hot tub while taking in the views of the mountains.

Article 2:  Douglas Lake

Douglas Lake is located among the rolling hills of the Great Valley of east Tennessee. Set against the backdrop of the Smoky Mountains. Douglas Lake attracts two million visitors a year. Picnicking, camping, boating, fishing and swimming are all popular activities at Douglas Lake. Formed from the French Broad River and its tributaries, its 30,400 acres of water and 555 miles of shoreline provide plenty to see and do. The lake offers many secluded coves and hollows to enjoy, never giving you that overcrowded feeling. The best thing about Douglas Lake is its close proximity to all the action packed attractions of Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg as well as the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, offering you two vacations in one!