French Broad Riding Stables

There’s nothing quite like a cozy cabin getaway in November. The air is crisp, the trees are bursting with color, and the Smoky Mountains make the perfect backdrop for a relaxing retreat. Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend or a quiet escape with friends, here’s how to make the most of your cozy cabin stay this fall.

1. Settle In and Get Cozy

Start by creating that classic cabin atmosphere. Light a fire in the fireplace, curl up with a blanket, and enjoy a good book or conversation by the glow. Make use of the cabin’s amenities, play a round of pool or board games, watch a movie on the big screen, or soak in the private hot tub while taking in the cool autumn air. With a fully equipped kitchen and outdoor grill, you can cook up a hearty dinner and enjoy your meal on the deck surrounded by the beauty of fall.

2. Explore the Great Outdoors

When you’re ready to venture outside, take advantage of the season’s stunning scenery. Drive along scenic routes like Cades Cove Loop Road or the Blue Ridge Parkway for breathtaking views of fall foliage. Go for a hike in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, just start early to avoid crowds. You can also visit a local pumpkin patch, explore Gatlinburg’s charming downtown, or stop by the Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival for crafts and seasonal fun.

3. Plan Ahead for a Perfect Trip

November is a busy month in the Smokies, so book your cabin and activities early. For a quieter experience, try visiting midweek instead of the weekend. And don’t forget to plan your meals and stock up on groceries before you arrive so you can focus on relaxing and enjoying your autumn escape.

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French Broad Riding Stables is located on 275 acres of historical land. When you start your guided tour you will go 1/2 mile up the river to the old Kyker Ferry Crossing. You will then travel up the hills and through the woods until you come to an opening of the Great Smoky Mountians. You will then go down the hill to the 16th century cemetery and down the rail road bed where they built Douglas Dam. This land is also civil war grounds. During the Battle of Boyds Creek both the North and South fought here.

We have the most friendly staff most of it is family operated.
We love our land and our animals here on the farm. This is the best way to unwind and relax. Leave all your cares be hind you and come and enjoy nature like you never have before.

Address: 2319 Winfield Dunn Parkway, Sevierville, Tn 37876
Phone: (865) 774-5551