Explore the Smokies and make memories at Sierra Bravo! ► 10 mins to Gatlinburg strip ► 28 minutes to Dollywood ► 14 mins to Great Smoky Mountains National Park This charming cabin sleeps 6. It is tastefully decorated and nestled in the trees for views of beautiful fall color. The second bedroom is an open loft overlooking the downstairs and was designed with families in mind. Sierra Bravo is close to everything the Smoky Mountains have to offer but tucked away just enough for relaxation. + 2 Bedrooms (1 Main + open Loft w/ no wall, no door) + 1 King (Main) and 2 Twins + sofa bed with air-over-coil mattress (Loft) + 1062 sqft + Perfectly hosts 4 but can accommodate 6 (family with children) + Fully equipped kitchen with the essentials for family dinner + Hot Tub for 4 + 2 Arcade Style Machines with 60+ Retro Games + Board Games + Parking for 2 cars (maximum) + 3 Roku 50” TVs + High speed WiFi + Washer & Dryer + Electric Fireplace + Charcoal Grill + City Water (not on a well) The cabin is located in a neighborhood and we have neighbors. However, the trees do give some privacy. We offer many amenities at Sierra Bravo so be sure to check our amenities list. Housekeeping will leave a starter pack of things you may need. This includes: • 2 rolls of toilet paper • 2 bars of soap • 1 roll of paper towels • dish soap • 2 dishwasher detergents • trash bags • starter Keurig K-Cups * You may want to purchase more of these items for the duration of your stay. You will receive your door code before you arrive. The whole cabin is yours for your stay. This is our home away from home but please contact us with any questions or needs you may have during your stay. Welcome to the Gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains! Sierra Bravo is lower on the mountain and an easy drive just a bit off the main parkway. No scary roads! The cabin is tucked into a quiet neighborhood within the Arts & Crafts District Loop with very little traffic. You will enjoy the proximity to busy downtown but find the hidden treasure of staying on the peaceful side of Gatlinburg with excellent shopping from local artists. Car is the best way to get around but the Gatlinburg trolley is nice, too. You can skip parking in busy downtown and, instead, park and ride the trolley from City Hall. If you’re coming in the winter, we always recommend 4WD no matter where you’re going or staying in the area - you’re in the mountains after all! Gatlinburg averages around 9 inches of snow a year mostly in January and February but can’t be ruled out anytime during the season. Check the Great Smoky Mountain National Park Service for current conditions and alerts before heading into the park. Cell service can be spotty to non-existent in the mountains. Screenshot and save maps and directions to your phones before heading out. Keep in mind: Mountain roads wind around, climb, drop off, and need time to navigate. Plan on drives taking longer than expected and enjoy the slower pace. Add our cabin to your wishlist by clicking the ♥ in the upper-right corner. → The 2nd bedroom is a loft open to the downstairs. No wall, no door. See photos. → Guests will be required to sign a rental agreement upon booking confirmation. → Our driveway is steep which is not uncommon for the area but we don't like surprises! Most of our guests drive right up to the parking pad and some choose to park at the end of the driveway (not long) - it all depends on their comfort level. XL vehicles may have some difficulty turning around to head back down. (If it is winter, we recommend a 4WD vehicle for driving in the Smokies no matter where you're staying.) ★ "No problems with it on our end, plenty of room to turn around, and up/down was fine even in rain. Certainly an option to park halfway or at the bottom and walk up what amounts to about a flight of stairs." ★