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In Tennessee, You Can Wander Through The Tree Tops On A Stellar “SkyWalk” Bridge

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(Mayukh Saha) We have all heard about the stairway to heaven. Now, we bring you a bridge in the sky. Yes, you heard it correctly. The SkyWalk bridge gives you breathtaking views of the smoky mountains in Tennessee.

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by Mayukh Saha, June 6th, 2020

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The best part about this SkyWalk bridge is that it’s accessible to non-hikers as well. We all want to get a bird’s eye view, but do we really want to hike up a mountain? Some of us might not be in a suitable health condition to do that. This is why Tennessee’s SkyBridge is so special.

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The SkyWalk Bridge is located in South Eastern America. It oversees the Smoky Mountains, which is a part of the Appalachian Mountains. It has a rich history of indigenous settlement, specifically the Paleo tribe.

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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park was established in the year 1934 and is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is one of the most popular parks in America, and it protects a majority of the Smoky Mountain range. Furthermore, the park boasts around 187,000 acres of luscious forest. And, it also comes under the International Biosphere Reserve.

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GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS SETTLER HISTORY

Around the year 1800, Martha Jane Huskey Ogle, the region’s first settler, moved here with her 7 children. The first cabin built in the region was called White Oaks Flats. Gradually, the area saw more Revolutionary War veteran settlers, who had moved away from North Caroline. These are the tiny historical facts you can think of when you walk through the SkyWalk Bridge.

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Noah Ogle built the first store in 1850. In 1854, Redford C Gatlin established a general store cum post office. Eventually, in 1856, the town was renamed Gatlinburg. As per reports, Redford Gatlin did not have a good reputation amongst the townsfolk. He was even banned from the town at one point.

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In 1954, the famous Gatlinburg Sky Lift opened its gates for people. Moreover, it’s located right across Ripley’s Believe It or Not. So, you can hit two birds with just one visit to Gatlinburg.

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SKYWALK BRIDGE: THE LONGEST PEDESTRIAN SUSPENSION IN NORTH AMERICA

The SkyLift begins from the Center of the town. The ride travels up to Crockett Mountain. From 500 feet above the ground, you can check out all the spectacular sights on a round trip of around 20 minutes.

The SkyWalk Bridge is not the only attraction. You can also enjoy their SkyDeck. There’s a beautiful cafe that offers craft beer and yummy snacks that one needs to relax and enjoy nature.

The SkyWalk Bridge stands tall at 140 feet and spans around 680 feet. It’s the longest suspension you can find in the entirety of North America. Moreover, there are several glass panels on the bridge. The view you get below your feet is nothing less than awesome.

You can get an all-day pass and enjoy the park at your leisure.

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Mayukh Saha

Hey! Message me. I am Mayukh. I help people and websites with content, videos, design, and social media management. I am an avid traveler and I started living as a digital nomad in Europe since 2019. I am currently working on www.noetbook.com – a creative media company. You can reach out to me anytime: [email protected] Love, Mayukh

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