Swing Low, Sweet Sunday
So you overdid it yesterday? Not to worry. Take yourself just one block away to the Burning Bush for a leisurely breakfast. Order the Bountiful Breakfast, which includes eggs, cinnamon apples, grits, home fries, buttermilk biscuits, and sausage gravy. Add some bacon or sausage, and you'll be as full as a tick for $8.95-$9.95, depending on meat selection.

Now it's time for a little Gatlinburg shopping. Try the Village, which is downtown and covers 27 shops, including the Ole Smoky Candy Kitchen, where you can watch employees making taffy and fudge. You can even ship a token of your confection to your favorite someone.

When it's lunchtime, go down the street to The Park Grill where you'll find the best in service and food in Gatlinburg. Save room for the Jack Daniel's Crème Brûlée or the Chocolate Ecstasy. You'll ho-ho-ho all the way home.

For more information
Contact the Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism at 1-800-251-9100 or www.mypigeonforge.com; contact the Gatlinburg Chamber of Commerce at 1-800-568-4748 or www.gatlinburg.com.

This article is from the December 2003 issue of Southern Living. Because prices, dates, and other specifics are subject to change, please check all information to make sure it's still current before making your travel plans.