When you think about Ober Gatlinburg, the first picture that I'm reminded of may be that skiers and snowboarders fall off on a snow-capped hillside. And while this resort is the first name for you, this Gatlinburg attraction offers many things to the Smoky Mountain visitors all year round.
The Ober Gatlinburg amusement park offers many opportunities for entertaining families, even when the temperature is high. In fact, you can cool off in the park's waterfalls in summer, or you can feel the wind blowing your dune while diving out of the bungee tower.
Other attractions include the sloping alpine slide, the pirate boat carnival ride, the stage chair lift to the hilltop, mini golf, bumper cars and so on. There is even a Black Bear habitat where you can get a close view as living bears interact and play. (Keep in mind that most of Ober Gatlinburg's activities have a separate entrance fee.) Of course, if winter comes in, ski resort Gatlinburg. Smoky Mountain skiing, indoor ice skating, eating, shopping and more, all in a picturesque spot, this attraction remains one of the region's most important destinations for winter fun.
If you are visiting, you can hit any of Ober's eight well-groomed slopes, ideal for both skiers and snowboarders. Two four and one double hoists serve slopes that are easy to heavy. Beginners will learn how to move in the ski school, and there are equipment and clothes as well.
The slopes provide special events throughout the season, including night skiing, allowing skiers to stay on light races in the evening. This year, the resort introduces its brand-new snow-tubing park, featuring 10 lanes that will be 50 feet tall.
Return to the resort's main buildings, try a bicycle on the ice rink, enjoy dining at the restaurant, browse the mall or enjoy a host of indoor fun activities such as Velcro Wall and Zeke Shooting Range. Although 19459005