Trip Trifectas
Trip Trifectasmeaningful adventures, mostly in the greater Chattanooga area
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The Smoky Mountains Ghost Town Trifecta: Elkmont Cabins, Jakes Creek Trail, and an Artist's Abandoned Cabin
Did you know there’s a ghost town near Pigeon Forge, TN? While the Gatlinburg area is crowded and overcommercialized, Elkmont is a true hidden gem. Here’s a trifecta for a super fun day in the Smokies.
The Signal Mountain Thrift Trifecta: Clothes House, St. Timothy's, and Bachman
I didn’t use to thrift because my local Goodwill had a really pathetic selection every time I checked. In my mind, thrifting was only useful for ugly Christmas sweaters or funny camp clothes. However, in early 2021, when we RV’d to Colorado...
The Heritage Park Trifecta: Walking, Fishing, Splashing in the Glorious Mundane
Sometimes there’s a town park that’s just an extra-special gift to the community, and Heritage Park is one of those. It’s a guaranteed Very Perfect Evening on a spontaneous weekday afternoon.
The Cloudland Trifecta: Cloudland Canyon, Lookout Mountain Pizza, and Hang Gliders at Sunset
Hello! The first Trifecta I’ll share on here is where we first got the idea to put activities into groups of three. Since we have guests visit us often, there are some regular must-sees that we show them, so my husband coined the term “Clou...
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