Monday, February 2nd, 2026 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on Welcoming Jeff Loos to the Marsh Wealth Management Team
By Yvonne Marsh, CFP®, CPA
We’re delighted to share some good news this month: Jeff Loos, ChFC®, RICP, CLU, has joined the Marsh Wealth Management team as a Wealth Strategist. For more than three decades in East Tennessee, Jeff has helped individuals and families navigate their financial journeys with thoughtful planning and steady guidance — and we’re thrilled that he’s chosen to bring that experience to our firm.
Jeff brings a genuine alignment with the culture we’ve intentionally built over the years. At Marsh, we believe that financial planning isn’t just about numbers; it’s about people, goals, and peace of mind. Our aim is to put our clients’ best interests first in everything we do – a commitment that’s reflected in our fiduciary approach and the genuine relationships we enjoy with those we serve.
Jeff’s approach to planning fits naturally with that ethos. He values clear communication, practical solutions, and careful listening – qualities that allow him to understand what matters most to each individual. Whether the topic is retirement timing, tax efficiency, or preserving wealth for future generations, Jeff focuses on thoughtful, tailored advice that helps clients feel confident about their financial direction.
It’s also been important to us that the people who join our team share our curiosity and commitment to lifelong learning. The financial landscape is always evolving, and staying ahead of new strategies and tools means better outcomes for the people we serve. That spirit of inquiry and innovation has been part of Marsh Wealth from the beginning, and it’s part of what makes our team strong.
Just as importantly, he understands the importance of being accessible and attentive to his clients, an attribute of service that we take pride in as well. When you call or email, you’ll reach a real person who cares about your questions and your progress. We’ve built our practice around clear, timely communication, and we know that trust, more than anything, grows from consistency and care.
Please join us in welcoming Jeff. We look forward to the ways his experience and character will enhance our team and serve our community.
Marsh Wealth Management, LLC
Fiduciary Registered Investment Advisor
504 Ebenezer Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
865.622.2162
www.marshwealth.com
The information contained herein is general in nature and offered only for educational purposes. No investment decisions should be based upon this content. This information is not a substitute for engaging MWM for a personal consultation whereby all of your financial circumstances, risk tolerance and investment objectives can be considered.
Tuesday, January 13th, 2026 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on Let Us Help You
Imagine the Possibilities!
Picture this. You just moved in, and your home is a blank slate. Then you move in with your furniture, and it just doesn’t feel the same as it did when it was a blank slate. It’s also very common to live in a home for 20+ years and start to get tired of it. You loved the way you furnished it then, but over time it just doesn’t feel right anymore. It might be that your furniture no longer matches the character of the house, but it could also be that your style has changed – and that’s okay. It’s normal for our style and tastes to change over the years. Think about it, none of us are wearing what we wore 20 years ago, so why is your home still using the same furniture from then? Let your home reflect who you are now.
As interior designers, we wear many hats: designer, decorator, styler, project manager, ordering, receiving, installer, you name it, but one of the many ways we help our clients is by giving them peace of mind. We do this by letting them see their space in a few different ways before deciding on their new path forward. Let’s go behind the scenes on a recent project where we helped a client update their space for who they are now.
They had a living room that was originally designed in the ‘90s. These clients love their home, and they loved this room at the time it was designed, but the homeowners were beginning to be tired of it. They loved the window and an original oil painting above the fireplace that they purchased when they first bought the house, but the rest of the room was no longer serving them. At this point, they had begun to hate the floors as well and wanted a simpler look. Another concern was the darkness of the space and lack of light. Additionally, they wanted a more comfortable seating arrangement that allowed the two of them to watch tv but have space for their adult children to also feel comfortable in the space and watch tv with them when they visit.
After we met with the clients, we established a budget, took “before” pictures, and measured the space. Then we went back to the studio and got to work. We took the information that we learned from the clients of their needs and wants for the space – as well as their style preferences, and we came up with a few layouts and color combinations that pulled inspiration from the color palette in their oil painting and created corresponding furnishing options to bring it all to life. You can see in the two proposed 3D room render concepts, how different each of the rooms feel, while satisfying their needs. Both layouts move the tv from the built ins that flank the fireplace and move those to the long walls. This provides an opportunity for more seating and a larger tv to be viewed from more angles. It also removes the occasional glare from the door and window. For comfort, reclining sofas or a pair of leather reclining chairs are shown for a more ergonomic and comfortable tv viewing. In both layouts, a larger rug anchors the space and adds lightness and pattern. A lighter paint color in a more neutral hue added a touch brightness, and lets the faux finish on the ceiling become a star in the room again. A pair of floor lamps flank the media piece as well as a pair of table lamps on either side of the sofa to create a more balanced arrangement of light radially throughout the space. Large mirrors on either side of the doors help reflect more of the light in the space as well as reflect the built-in bookcases on the other side of the room. Behind the bookends we added a dark grasscloth to accent her white collectibles and accessories and continue the rich color of the leather recliners.
In the end, the layout with 2 recliners and a sofa in between won, and the colors selected featured an aqua and dark teal upholstery with jewel toned accents in a plaid fabric as well as that pulled from the oil painting. The furniture features a whitewashed oak anchored with rich iron legs to add lightness and a neutral base for the more colorful pieces throughout the space. One of our favorite details is a custom faux iron treatment that enhances the architecture of the window and adds interest to the window without removing the view or the light. The pattern features a large-scale stain glass motif proportional to the window. We repeated this element in the large picture window in the foyer to continue the new architectural detail throughout the home.
The final result speaks for itself, and all within the client’s proposed budget. In addition to the furniture and window treatment selections, we helped this couple select new flooring as well as freshen up other areas in their home such as their kitchen, dining room, bedroom, and foyer. You can see in the final image just how different this room feels compared to what it was like in the beginning. We are grateful that we were able to help them transform their home into a place they are happy to spend another 20 years in.
“Working with Sandy and Rachael at Decorating Den Interiors was an outstanding experience. Their professionalism and creativity were above and beyond expectation. They ask all of the right questions and develop a sense of each client’s style and preferences. The work on our home project was seamless and turned out beautifully. We couldn’t be happier and most definitely recommend Decorating Den Interiors!”
Does this sound like a service that would benefit you or someone you know? We offer complimentary consultations to get to know you and your project. From a pair of pillows, to a whole home, we’re here to help. Let’s get started today!
Decorating Den Interiors – Kozar Design Team
521 Lovell Road, Suite 205, Knoxville, TN 37932 | Studio (865) 392-6222
SandyKozar.DecoratingDen.com | skozar@decoratingden.com
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Monday, December 1st, 2025 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on The Loudon County Concert Band Presents
Celebrate Christmas
on Thursday, December 11, 2025
The Loudon County Concert Band is pleased to announce their upcoming annual Christmas concert for Thursday, December 11, 2025, at 7:00 pm. The concert, Celebrate Christmas, will be held at The Venue at Lenoir City, 7690 Creekwood Park Blvd., Lenoir City, TN 37772.
The concert will feature outstanding arrangements of Christmas classics, including Feliz Navidad, Carol of the Drum, The First Noel, and Sleigh Ride. The concert will also feature several medleys of well-known Christmas songs including Christmas from the 50’s, A Charlie Brown Christmas, and Highlights from the Nutcracker Suite. The concert will also include a presentation of The Night Before Christmas, featuring narration by Joel Bonnan. Joel is a local actor and ten-year resident of Loudon County. As a retired meteorologist, one of his favorite duties was issuing weather forecasts on radio stations in the Midwest, the east coast, and from Texas to California. Joel has embraced performing in community theater for the last 30 years, including several productions with the Tellico Community Players. We are excited to have Joel join us for this year’s Celebrate Christmas concert.
Tickets for Celebrate Christmas with the Loudon County Concert Band are $12.00. Tickets may be purchased online by visiting the band’s website at www.loudonconcertband.org, and clicking on the “Events” tab. Tickets may also be purchased (cash or check) during regular business hours at Sloans Hometown Hardware in Tellico Village, or at The Venue at Lenoir City.
The Loudon County Concert Band is a volunteer, multigenerational, community group of nearly 50 musicians from Loudon County and the surrounding area. Under the musical direction of David Whipple, Jr., the band plays a variety of concert band literature including seasonal music, thematic pieces, songs from film and Broadway, patriotic marches, arrangements of music from composers like Leroy Anderson, George Gershwin and Aaron Copeland, as well as original works composed for concert band.
The band is always looking for new members and welcomes anyone high school age and up. We rehearse on Thursday evenings at 6:30, at the Community Church at Tellico Village. Please contact either our music director, David Whipple, Jr. at (865) 335-1543, or our manager, Kevin Meyer, at (586) 929-2333, and let us know of your interest.
The Loudon County Concert Band relies solely on the financial donations of individuals and businesses to operate. The band is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, and all contributions are tax deductible. If you are interested in supporting the work of the band as either an individual or corporate sponsor, please contact our manager, Kevin Meyer at (586) 929-2333. You may also email us at loudonconcertband@gmail.com.
The Loudon Concert Band is a proud member of The Loudon County Chamber of Commerce and The Association of Concert Bands.
Monday, December 1st, 2025 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on The Timeless Elegance of “Pearl Scott”
I’m often asked where the name Pearl Scott originated, as it’s not a typical med spa name. I knew choosing something outside the mainstream was a risk, but the name is the heart of my clinic. It holds a story I love sharing.
Pearl Scott was born from both love and loss, inspired by the timeless elegance of my grandmother, whom I lost in 2022. She spent much of her career at Cain-Sloan in downtown Nashville, where she became the first Clinique representative—a role she held for more than 25 years. I can still hear her voice reminding me to wash my face, use moisturizer and sunscreen, and drink plenty of water. She happily volunteered to help friends and family with makeup and skincare for special occasions. She was the heart of my world, and her influence shaped my passion for helping others feel loved, welcomed, accepted, and beautiful.
We shared a special love for pearls. She often told me to wear them as symbols of strength, grace, and connection. Carrying her maiden name forward through this business is my way of honoring her legacy.
As the owner of Pearl Scott, my mission is simple yet deeply personal—to bring beauty back to timeless elegance. In a world where trends come and go, I believe true beauty lies in subtlety, refinement, and authenticity. My goal is to provide treatments and experiences that enhance natural beauty, never overwhelm it, and always leave clients feeling radiant and confident.
Pearl Scott Health & Beauty
11408 Kingston Pike, Suite 400, Knoxville
info@pearlscottbeauty.com
(865) 454-2122 | www.PearlScottBeauty.com
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Wednesday, October 29th, 2025 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on Enjoy the 2025 Holiday Season: Merrier & Brighter Than Ever Across East Tennessee
Courtesy TNVacations.com
The holidays are here, and across Tennessee, destinations, both big and small, are ready to celebrate. From millions of twinkling lights to festive live music, from Dollywood to Graceland, the 2025 season is shaping up to be one the merriest and brightest in recent memory. Discover what’s happening this year during the holidays in East Tennessee.
Pigeon Forge
Pigeon Forge Winterfest (November 6 through February 15, 2026): During this annual citywide celebration, Pigeon Forge is draped in more than five million holiday lights, creating a winter wonderland for locals and guests alike to enjoy. Winterfest turns the best Pigeon Forge shows and theaters into a special holiday experience.
Hatfield & McCoy Christmas Disaster Dinner Feud (November 1, 2025 – January 3, 2026): Join Pa Hatfield and Ma McCoy as they try to set aside their legendary differences in the spirit of the season during this side-splitting dinner theater experience.
Christmas at Christmas at Dolly Parton’s Stampede (October 30, 2025 – January 3, 2026). The cast at Dolly Parton’s Stampede will take you on a holiday trip this Christmas season. Join them for a friendly North Pole – South Pole rivalry, including the 32 horses you know and love plus an appearance from Santa.
Dollywood
Smoky Mountain Christmas (November 1 thru Jan. 4): Voted America’s Best Christmas Event for more than a decade, Smoky Mountain Christmas transforms Dolly Parton’s Dollywood into a shimmering holiday dreamscape with over 6 million dazzling lights. Notice how each land tells a seasonal story through its unique and vibrant hues. Immerse yourself in holiday cheer with classic indoor stage showstoppers, like family-favorites “Christmas in the Smokies” and “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas,” And, weather permitting, the “Merry & Bright, Holiday Light” fireworks set to music will fill the sky every Friday and Saturday night.
Gatlinburg
Your visit to the Great Smoky Mountains is made even more magical at Anakeesta’s Enchanted Christmas (November 15 through January 5) where the beauty of the season comes alive with over a million sparkling lights illuminating the mountaintop! Delight in a variety of festive treats and seasonal favorites as you take a stroll on the hot cocoa crawl and cozy up by the fire pits.
The Gatlinburg Fantasy of Lights Christmas Parade ushers in the holiday season the first Friday in December, ringing in 50 years of family-friendly festive tradition. The award-winning parade will bring a cheerful procession to downtown Gatlinburg with festive floats, joyful marching bands, larger-than-life holiday balloons, and more, among over 1 million LED twinkling lights featured in Gatlinburg’s Winter Magic Celebration.
Knoxville
East Tennessee Children’s Hospital Fantasy of Trees (November 26 – 30). This holiday tradition is the hospital’s largest fundraiser, attracting nearly 60,000 people during the week of Thanksgiving. Travel through a forest of more than 350 beautifully designed trees, holiday accessories, mantels, door designs, table centerpieces and an Adopt-a-Tree forest decorated by local school children. All priced to sell.
Chattanooga
Rock City’s Enchanted Garden of Lights (November 14, 2025 –January 4, 2026. Closed December 24): Warm your heart during Chattanooga’s most enchanted holiday celebration. Experience Rock City Gardens as a nighttime winter wonderland. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the season amidst the unparalleled natural beauty of this enchanted place. This uniquely festive light experience has become a beloved holiday tradition and is not to be missed. Tickets are timed-entry reservations and must be purchased online in advance. Tickets will not be sold in-person. Nights will sell out in advance. We recommend purchasing your timed entry tickets early for best availability as capacity is limited.
Johnson City
Candy Land Christmas (November and December) is a magical holiday tradition in downtown Johnson City where businesses and organizations purchase and decorate Christmas trees throughout King Commons, Founders Park, and Main Street. With hundreds of uniquely themed trees lining the parks, it’s a festive walk-through wonderland that brings the community together all season long!
Bristol
The Pinnacle Speedway In Lights at Bristol Motor Speedway (November 21 – January 3, 2026): The region’s most dazzling holiday light show returns to Bristol Motor Speedway and Dragway. Food City Speedway In Lights, Powered by TVA, is a 4-mile trek through 3 million lights and the chance to take a lap around “The World’s Fastest Half-Mile.” Holiday light seekers will circle the concrete oval as part of their festive drive and also may visit the Christmas Village, which returns to its popular infield location.
Wednesday, October 29th, 2025 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on Traveling Alone
One summer long ago, a lanky bearded bicyclist visited our small town, his latest stop in a quest to pedal the U.S. coast to coast. Often accepting the hospitality of residents along the way, he had pitched his tent in the backyard of family friends.
Curious neighborhood kids treated him with the wonder and reverence due a New World-era explorer. He patiently spread his map on the ground and traced his route, stoking their young imaginations with adventurous stories of the sights and people he’d experienced, and the wonders still ahead.
The kids peppered him with questions: When will you reach California? What if your bike breaks down? Are you ever scared?
Asked about “the worst part” of his trip, he answered: “It’s traveling alone. I see all these beautiful sights, and I miss not having someone to turn to and say, ‘Wow. Do you see that?’”
That emotion is a metaphor of sorts for human life. We live our lives surrounded by wondrous distractions – people we love and who love us, memorable experiences and treasured possessions. In actuality, however, each of us has a tendency to travel alone.
We may be surrounded by people and things that distract and comfort us, but we often exist alone with our anxieties, regrets and inner critics. Unless we really share, no one outside ourselves really knows our innermost worries, foibles and failings. We travel alone in this respect, and we meet our final breath the same way – alone in our thoughts.
So, it should be of great comfort to all of us that “traveling alone” isn’t necessary, because we each have access to a companion who truly knows, understands and, most importantly, accepts us as we are. He is a constant and permanent companion who can comfort, absolve, inspire and direct us.
That entity is Jesus Christ. Accept Him as your Lord and Savior, and He will instill you with his Spirit. It won’t mean your problems are over, but a relationship in Christ means you will no longer face this life regretfully, lonely and alone. He will have your back – here and in the hereafter. All you need do is turn and meet Him.
– Joe Roybal
First Baptist Church Tellico Village (FBCTV) is a welcoming congregation of believers wrestling with the challenges of life and family, and seeking renewal, comfort and direction. Pastors Dave Talley and Kem Lindsay invite you to worship with us in person or online Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Visit FBCTV.org for more information.
Pastor Dave’s Prayer: “Lord, as Your word teaches us, You are the “God of all comfort,” comforting all who look to You so that we can also comfort others in their time of need. So, Lord help all who read this to turn to You, trust You, and find that You keep your promises, promises like “yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, You are with me.” Thanks for being with us, even in the darkest moments. In Jesus’ Name, Amen!”
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF TELLICO VILLAGE
205 Chota Road, Loudon, TN 37774
(865) 408-0110 | www.fbctv.org
Wednesday, October 29th, 2025 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on Our PLACE 3rd Annual Walk 2 Remember and Car Show Draws Crowds to Support Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care
Walkers and car enthusiasts turned out in full force on Saturday, October 4th, for the 3rd Annual Our PLACE Walk 2 Remember and Car Show. The event raised critical funds to support adults and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias across Loudon, Monroe, and surrounding counties. Proceeds benefit the daily programs and therapeutic activities offered by Our PLACE Adult Day Center.
More than a fundraiser, the Walk 2 Remember was a celebration of community, memory, and hope. This year’s Grand Marshals were Rev. Chris Harding, Senior Adult Pastor at First Baptist Lenoir City, and his wife, Kym. The couple participated in honor of Kym’s late father, Dave, a former Our PLACE participant who recently passed away from complications related to Alzheimer’s. The Hardings know firsthand the dignity, companionship, and respite Our PLACE provides both participants and caregivers.
Local car dealers joined in the festivities by selecting winners for the Manufacturer’s Choice Awards. Honorees included:
Tommy Ardon, 1969 Camaro – chosen as Top Choice by Garza Law, represented by Wendi Miller
Don Wood, 1965 Mustang – selected by John Baird, Lenoir City Ford
Rick Curtis, 1948 Plymouth – selected by J.C. Denney, Lenoir City Chrysler
Claude Marley, 1967 Camaro – chosen as Best Chevrolet by Loudon County Mayor Buddy Bradshaw
Attendees also cast votes by placing donations in buckets at each vehicle. The top selections were:
1st Place People’s Choice– Karen Connor, 1962 Corvette
2nd Place – Eddie Simpson, 1951 Chevy
3rd Place – Aaron Foshee, 1962 Volkswagen
4th Place – Rick Curtis, 1948 Plymouth
The Tellico Lake Rotary Club and the Lenoir City Rotary Club volunteered at the event, helping ensure its success. Sheriff Jimmy Davis and the Loudon County Sheriff’s Department added to the excitement with demonstrations featuring sheriff’s vehicles and canine skills.
Our PLACE Adult Day Center, an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, provides a safe and nurturing environment for adults with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia-related conditions. The center also offers vital support and respite services for caregivers throughout the community.
For more information on Our PLACE, call 865-657-7222 or visit www.ourplacetn.org.
OurPLACE TN
103 Cheeyo Way
Loudon, TN 37774
Friday, October 3rd, 2025 | Uncategorized | Comments Off on The Glorious Beauty of Autumn in Tennessee
Fall in Love with the Volunteer State’s Leaf-Peeping Destinations, Relaxing Hikes, Scenic Drives and Sprawling Rainbow of Autumn Colors
Courtesy of TnVacations.com
With autumn days quickly approaching, fall is the idyllic time to celebrate the most brilliant hues and outdoor beauty Tennessee has to offer. Pile on the fall fun and experience the Volunteer State’s sprawling rainbow of autumn colors with these Instagram-worthy leaf-peeping spots, relaxing hikes, scenic drives and hidden outdoor treasures.
Tennessee’s stunning fall foliage is credited to its diverse tree species. Visitors from all over come to experience the season’s kaleidoscope of colors, including bright oranges, vibrant yellows, and deep reds. Due to the state’s changing topography, each region of the state experiences peak colors at varying times.
Experience Fall’s Many Book of Colors with Tennessee Tourism’s Colorblind Viewfinders
Fall often brings sweater weather, pumpkin spice lattes and the colorful splendor of autumn leaves. Tennessee Tourism realized that many with red-green color deficiency often can’t experience the full bloom of fall colors. In 2017, the state installed EnChroma lenses engineered with spectral lens technology so that people with color blindness could participate and share the true colors of fall. Now, those wishing to experience Tennessee’s vibrant colors can find Colorblind Viewfinders at destinations such as Chickasaw State Park, Ruby Falls, I-26 Westbound Scenic Overlook and more.
Feel the Crunch of Fallen Leaves with these Fall Hikes
Escape into delightful fall foliage at one of Tennessee’s 56 state parks, which all offer free admission for hiking, kayaking, rafting, paddleboarding, boating and other outdoor adventures. Get lost in the rainbow of orange, red and yellows in Roan Mountain State Park’s 2,000 acres of beautiful forest and sprawling ridges, view unique rock formations, colorful woodlands, and picturesque panoramic overlooks at South Cumberland State Park along with many more fall treasures to stumble upon. The crisp, autumn air and stunning collage of fall colors make Tennessee the perfect fall destination for those wanting to get outside and try out those new hiking boots.
House Mountain State Natural Area – Corryton
Classified as Knox County’s highest point, House Mountain provides expansive views of the surrounding areas, making it an ideal hike for leaf-peeping. Among the 527 acres of natural area, experience unique wildlife, trees and wildflowers, all within a short driving distance from downtown Knoxville.
Bays Mountain Park and Planetarium – Kingsport
This 3,550-acre nature preserve features 38 miles of trails for hiking and biking, a 44-acre lake and native animal habitats. Take in the surrounding vibrant fall colors with a slow-paced barge ride across the lake or hike the Fire Tower Trail up to the Bays Mountain Fire Tower to take in the scenic views from above. During the fall months, the park offers many events, including Campfire tales, guided history hikes, nature evening paddles, nights with the rangers and a bike rally.
Start the Car! Take a Fall Foliage Tour Along Tennessee’s Scenic Byways
With an apple cider in hand, hit the open road for an unforgettable fall foliage driving tour along Tennessee’s scenic byways. Whether cruising along the Cherohala Skyway National Scenic Byway, Sequatchie Valley Scenic Byway, the Americana Music Triangle, Ocoee Scenic Byway or the Great Smoky Mountains Byway, capture the clear autumn skies, colorful leaves and hidden outdoor treasures Tennessee offers along the way.
Cherohala Skyway National Scenic Byway
The Cherohala Skyway National Scenic Byway crosses through the Cherokee and Nantahala National Forests, thus “Chero-hala.” At 5,400-foot elevations, drive above the clouds and catch a glimpse of stunning fall scenery of the Great Smoky Mountains and the Tennessee River Valley. The Skyway is known in motorcycling circles for its long, sweeping corners, making its mile-high vistas and brilliant views the perfect fall background.
Sequatchie Valley Scenic Byway
Put on a fall music playlist and follow State Route 20 along the Sequatchie River on the Sequatchie Valley Scenic Byway. Along the way, take in the allure of small-town Tennessee, brightly colored trees, pumpkin patches, wildflowers and charming houses and barns.
Ocoee Scenic Byway
Spend the day winding through the Tennessee Overhill region on the Ocoee Scenic Byway, known for its historic copper and coal mining area. Cruise up and down bluffs, ride along breathtaking rivers and take in the bright fall leaves cascading down the mountains for a stunning autumn getaway. Stop and check out Savannah Oaks Winery, McMinn City Living Heritage Museum, Ft. Loudoun State Historic Park, the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum, the Historic Unicoi Turnpike Trail and Ocoee State Park along the way.
Great Smoky Mountains Byway
Boasting millions of visitors each year, the Great Smoky Mountains’ sprawling hills and winding roads make it the ideal road trip destination. Pack the snacks and put on a good playlist to embark on the ultimate scenic fall fix. Along the byway, road trippers can experience panoramic views of some of the season’s best colors, grab a bite of local cuisine and stroll through the charming downtowns of Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and many more.
