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It’s time now to revisit the Great Smoky Mountains in the fall. Dollywood has made a huge addition to their annual fall festival with their “Great Pumpkin LumiNights.” There are hundreds of artistic pumpkin sculptures, in whimsical and delightful scenes throughout the park. Make this the centerpiece of your next fall foliage trip.

Come back to Oglebay. The best Holiday Lights Display in America still glows bright. Wilson Lodge at Oglebay remains a festive accommodation and their musical dinner shows will be a hit with your groups.  Two or Three Day Option Available.

Stone Mountain Park, is Georgia’s most popular attraction and offers festivities for all ages during the annual holiday celebration, A Stone Mountain Christmas. More than 2 million Christmas lights twinkle in the reproduction 1870s town of Crossroads. Your trip also includes a visit to Helen, GA, a quaint re-creation of an alpine village complete with cobblestone alleys and old-world towers.

Come to Vermont and take home memories wrapped in the warmth of our Currier & Ives Holiday. You will appreciate the simplicity of a hand-made evergreen wreath decorating a barn door; hear the jingle of bells as your team of horses and fellow carolers cruise through the woods; make your own candy cake and savor the sweet rewards.

This seaside town is transformed into a Dickens village for the holidays with garlands of fragrant greens and twinkling gaslights. Wrap yourself in the warmth of holiday spirit and sample a seemingly endless variety of Holiday events.

This Super Combo features a full day at the Biltmore Estate followed by Dinner and The Candlelight Evening, then two nights in Pigeon Forge with wonderful dinners and music shows, and an afternoon at Dollywood. You may ask for customization if you want to see different shows.

This is a great warm-up for the holiday season. It’s a nice getaway with two wonderful Holiday Musical Shows, plus Ripley’s Festival of Trees where 50 unique evergreens showcase the diversity of America. You can also enjoy a visit to Brookgreen Gardens where candles, handbells, carolers and art sculpture combine with a holiday meal.

From the third week of November through Christmas week, the Gaylord Opryland Hotel is host to a special event titled “A Country Christmas” which includes spectacular holiday lights, a Christmas Dinner Party, and an exhibit called “ICE!”  It is four weeks of non-stop holiday fun! When would you like to go?

It’s a walk down cobblestone streets, admiring colonial homes with garlands of fresh apples, magnolia and pine. It’s the sound of a fife-and-drum concert, traditional carolers, the ringing of jingle bells on a horse-drawn carriage.

At the Creation Museum, the pages of the Bible come to life with animatronic characters, a tranquil garden of Eden and more. You also explore the Museum’s Christmas Town and the wonder surrounding the Savior’s birth with a live nativity, spectacular lights displays, and more. Then at the Ark Encounter, you are transported back in time to meet Noah and his family and gain an understanding of what life was like prior to the flood. The Ark’s Christmastime event features an evening of festive lights, ice skating, gift shopping, and more.