Brand New Mountain Cabin. Dollywood Fire Pit BBQ Grill Hot Tub, 500GB Wifi,

Brand New 2 Bedroom Cabin Completed in 2024 with Hot Tub, Propane Grill, Fire Pit , Fire Place, Pool Table, WiFi and more!
Hawks Nest is brand-new cabin has all of the comforts of home plus much more.
You will love the modern finishes like granite countertops, electric fireplace, and Roku high-definition TVs in each room. This cabin is located in the guard gated Shagbark Resort and is situated on a secluded lot with peaceful views of the surrounding mountains.

This Cabin has all the amenities you need to relax and have fun--including a hot tub, mulitcade arcade game, pool table, two spacious decks with tranquil views, 500 GB WiFi, and large screen smart TVs!

THE PROPERTY
Master Bedroom (Main floor): Queen| Bedroom 2 lUpper Level): Queen|
Pull-out Sofa: Queen , 2 Full Bathrooms

Hawks Nest has everything you need for the perfect vacation to the Smoky Mountains! The open floor plan features a main floor master bedroom and full master bathroom with custom walk-in shower. The living space features a large seating area with high-end furniture and a fireplace to relax .Enjoy playing pool and arcade games on the second floor while enjoying the large screen tv. The main floor includes a full kitchen with granite countertops, under cabinet lighting and laundry.

The spacious kitchen has everything you need to prepare your favorite meals, stocked and ready for your family get-togethers and holidays! The open dining area has seating for 6 at the table . Just out the back door on the main level, you’ll enjoy a large deck with outdoor seating and a secluded, beautiful view of nature. Looking to cook over open flame? You’ll have a propane grill to treat the family to your favorite grilled cuisine.

The lower level is home to 1 full bathroom and 1 bedroom, with a flat screen TV. Enjoy some family fun with a large TV, and fireplace.
The second level is home to 1 a full bathroom and 1 bedroom, with a flat screen TV. The upper level also features a private deck with a hot tub and a loft with a pool table and multicade arcade game.

The cabin includes free WiFi throughout.

THE LOCATION
The location of This Cabin is truly one of its best amenities. Located on a ridge overlooking the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, you will be immersed in nature’s beauty and serenity. The Shagbark gated community features 24/7 gated security, walking paths, pool, tennis court, basketball court and gorgeous mountains inhabited by incredible wildlife like white-tailed deer and hummingbirds. Minutes down the road is a local grocery store to stock up on any missing essentials. For larger grocery needs, Kroger and Publix are available.
Just a few minutes away in Pigeon Forge you will find hundreds of top-rated restaurants and attractions like Dolly Parton’s Dollywood and Stampede, Paula Dean’s Family Kitchen, Old Mill Restaurant, Hatfield and McCoy Dinner show and much more! The many tourist attractions of Gatlinburg are also a short distance from this cabin.

Wanting to explore the awe-inspiring Smokies and take a day trip into the Great Smoky Mountain National Park? Avoid the parkway and enter the National Park the "Back Way", through Wears Valley, conveniently located just minutes from your cabin. This will save you time and eliminate the stress of traffic.
No matter your reason to visit, this cabin will exceed your expectations and you’ll leave wanting to return soon!

ADDITIONAL DETAILS AT A GLANCE
-Free WiFi, Coffee Maker, Pool Table, Hot Tub, Fire Place.
-Newly Built in 2024
-Airport: McGhee Tyson Airport - 2055 Alcoa Hwy, Alcoa, TN 37701

POLICIES:
- No smoking
- No pets allowed
- No events or parties
- Must be at least 25 years old to book

Hiking
Families can enjoy hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on more than 800 miles of trails, which guide them to cascading waterfalls, beautiful vistas, and quiet meadows. Miles and miles of trails wind through deep forests, on high ridge tops, and along rushing streams. Quiet walkways serve as the perfect avenue for families to get out of the car and take an easy stroll into the wilderness.
Begin your day at the Park at the Sugarlands Visitor Center, where you can speak with Park Rangers about the best trails for your family, see Park wildlife, and purchase souvenirs. Please request directions to Sugarlands from the front desk.
All of the National Park trails listed below are ranked according to their difficulty: S - strenuous;
M - medium difficulty; E - easy. Park officials advise hiking during daylight hours only and caution hik- ers to always stay on designated trails. During summer months, be sure to take along plenty of water, and in any season, a sturdy pair of hiking shoes is helpful.

Nature Trails
Self-guiding Nature Trails are ideal places to explore the Smokies’ forests and learn about the area’s rich natural and cultural heritage. Numbered stakes found along the trail are keyed to leaflets available at trailheads which describe points of interest along the way.
Trail
Alum Cave Cosby
Cove Hardwood Elkmont Sugarlands


Location
Newfound Gap Road Newfound Gap Chimney Tops Picnic Area Elkmont Campground Sugarlands Welcome Center
Features
Heath Bald & Arch Rock Nature awareness Splendid primeval forest Second growth forest Handicapped-accessible

Back Country Trails
Back Country Trails are for the more experienced, adventurous hiker. They offer an in-depth, backwoods
experience.

Trail
Boogerman Trail Charlie’s Bunion Chimney Tops
Mt. Sterling Shuckstack Smokemont Loop

Waterfalls
Cataloochee Campground Newfound Gap Newfound Gap Road Cataloochee Schoolhouse Twentymile Smokemont Campground
Features
Ancient trees Spectacular views Rock climbing High country forests Panoramic views Historic homes
Waterfalls are popular destinations for day hikes, especially on hot summer days. The trails range from
easy to strenuous, but no matter what the effort
required, the reward justifies the endeavor.

Abrams Falls Grotto Falls
Hen Wallow Falls Indian Creek Falls Juneywhank Falls Laurel Falls Rainbow Falls Ramsay Cascades
Mileage Rating
5 M 3 E 4 M 2 E 1.5 M 2.5 E 5.5 M 8 S
Time
4 hrs.
3 hrs. 3.5 hrs. 1.5 hrs. 2 hrs. 2.5 hrs. 5-6 hrs. 6 hrs.

Location
Cades Cove Loop Roaring Fork Cosby Campground Deep Creek Campground Deep Creek Road Little River Road Cherokee Orchard Road Greenbrier Park
Features
Powerful 25’ falls
Walk behind falls 95’ cascade over rock 60’ waterfall 125’ cascade Double drop fall 80’ sheer drop
Greenbrier Park’s highest falls


Fishing
The Smokies are known for their native brook and brown trout, and Gatlinburg and the National Park are crawling (or should we say swimming?) with over 900 miles of rivers and streams that are just waiting for you to cast your line. Before you pack up your tackle box, however, there are local and state regulations that have to be observed. For example, children under the age of nine do not reqire licenses or permits of any kind, whereas adults must possess various combinations of local and/or state licenses. The requirements vary according to age, and state of residence. For a brochure which explains these regulations in detail, call the Gatlinburg Recreation Department and ask for their Trout Fishing brochure or call Gatlinburg City Hall .Both locations can also give you specifics regarding the different fishing seasons and fishing limits in the city.
Once you’ve obtained your permit(s), you’re allowed to fish in many of the city’s waters including West Prong of the Little Pigeon River, LeConte Creek, Roaring Fork Creek and Dudley Creek. There are also two designated children’s fishing areas which are heavily stocked with trout. These are located at North Gatlinburg Park, at the northern Parkway entrance to the city, and Mynatt Park off Airport Road. Both of these sites are marked with signs which indicate the boundaries of the designated areas. By the way, no fishing of any kind is allowed in Gatlinburg on Thursdays; this is the day that the city stocks its waters with trout. Also, between December 1st and March 31st, all trout caught in Gatlinburg must be immediately released.
Fishing is permitted in most of the National Park’s waters, except for those which are posted otherwise in order to protect certain species of fish. Both the National Park and the City of Gatlinburg allow only single-hook lures and flies as bait; no worms, corn or natural bait of any kind are permitted.
Licenses can be obtained at City Hall, Food City, and Ace Hardware.

Bears
“KEYS” to a successful bear encounter in Bear Country:
Keep a clean area: DO NOT leave trash and food outside or on your porch/decks.
Enjoy bears from a distance: DO NOT ever approach a bear. Keep at least 100 yards between yourself and the bears and NEVER run from a bear. Back away slowly to a safe distance.
Your actions effect a bears action, GOOD or BAD: DO NOT feed bears. DO NOT leave food and other attractants in the vicinity.
Secure attractants: DO NOT leave food, trash, pet food, bird feed, grilling items, etc. outside. DO NOT leave car doors unlocked and/or windows open. Items such as perfumes, toothpaste, etc. will attract a bear to your area.