Needless to say, it’s not the best bet if you’re looking for a nice scenic drive, as this is frequented by experienced motorists and can get dangerous during high season. “The Tail of the Dragon”: Well-known to motorcyclists and car enthusiasts alike, this 11-mile section of Route 129 is infamous for its twists and turns, featuring 318 curves in all. throughout the summer to allow pedestrians and cyclists a chance to enjoy the loop. It's worth noting that the road is closed to motor vehicle traffic on Wednesday and Saturday mornings until 10 a.m. On recent trips through the loop, I've seen bear cubs, deer and more. Get your cameras ready and expect to see lots of wildlife. The only thing needed to soak up these views is a car or bike and a little bit of patience, as the loop typically doesn’t move quickly (especially on high-traffic weekends such as summer and fall holidays). Laurel Falls (Photo by Caitlin Riddell/The Points Guy) Scenic drivesĬades Cove Loop Road: This scenic 11-mile one-way loop road is perfect to experience the beauty and nature that the Great Smoky Mountains has to offer.
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