GATLINBURG, Tenn. (WATE) — Cades Cove Loop Road will be closed to visitors for another week while the National Park Service removes “hazard trees.” The road initially closed from January 20-24.

Cataloochee and Cades Cove are both wonderful locations ... and accessible for almost any vehicle. The drive itself is a ...

Every year, an average of 11.5 million people pass through the park, with many making the one-way drive along the 11-mile loop road that surrounds Cades Cove. Though it's paradoxically been called ...

Cades Cove will close for at least five days beginning Jan. 20, according to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The popular Cades Cove Loop Road will close from the morning of Jan. 20 until noon ...

In order to ensure visitor safety, the park will close Cades Cove Loop Road the morning of Jan. 20 through noon on Jan. 24. Cades Cove will reopen to the public over the weekend, weather permitting.

Cades Cove Loop Road will close from the morning of Jan. 20 through noon on Jan. 24 and will reopen over the weekend, weather permitting, according to the National Park Service. Crews will remove ...

but noted that public restrooms are scarce on the Cades Cove loop, so many recommended utilizing the ones at the center before embarking on the 11-mile drive. Many also praised the well-stocked ...

Surrounded by mountains, Cades Cove is an isolated ... heavy traffic in the summer season and on fall weekends make the drive a slow one. Past travelers said you should plan to spend several ...

The National Park Service plans to burn approximately 1,400 acres of fields in Cades Cove, weather permitting. Burn operations might begin Feb. 3 and continue through Feb. 5. These seasonal ...