Explore the Smokies as a Solo Traveler

If you’ve been craving peace, clarity, and a post-holiday reset, winter is the perfect time to explore the Smoky Mountains on your own. January and February offer quiet trails, peaceful mornings, and discounted cabin rates, making it easier than ever to escape into the mountains for rest and adventure. And with our cabins 10% off discount when you stay during January and February, Mountain Time Cabin Rentals is the ideal home base for your solo getaway.

 

1. Lower Prices & More Cabin Choices

Winter is the Smokies’ least crowded season, which means solo travelers enjoy better rates, more available dates, and the freedom to pick a cabin that fits their exact mood. Whether you want something tucked away in the woods, a cozy nest with a fireplace, or a retreat with a hot tub and sweeping mountain views, you’ll find more options, and more peace, than any other time of year.

 

2. Quiet, Calm & Space to Reset

After the holiday rush, the Smoky Mountains slip into a stillness that solo travelers absolutely love. This time of year is perfect for journaling, reading, prayer, slow mornings with coffee, and gentle nature walks. Scenic overlooks, popular routes, and peaceful trails feel almost private, giving you the space to breathe, reflect, and truly unwind. Your cabin becomes your sanctuary, warm, quiet, and all your own.

 

3. Easy, Winter-Friendly Adventures

You don’t have to hike icy peaks to enjoy the Smokies in winter. Solo-friendly adventures include lower-elevation hikes like Laurel Falls and Porters Creek, peaceful drives through Cades Cove, viewing frozen waterfalls, and scenic drives with wide-open winter views at sunrise or sunset. Just check for higher-elevation road closures, and you’re set for a safe and rejuvenating adventure.

 

4. Enjoy New Restaurants With No Wait Times

January and February are ideal for trying the Smokies’ newer restaurants, without long lines. Solo travelers can enjoy spots like Honey & Pickle, The Green Room, Split Rail Eats, Five Oaks Farm Kitchen, or The Appalachian. Whether you want cozy café vibes, modern comfort food, or an upscale Southern dinner, winter makes dining out easy and stress-free.

 

Treat yourself this season and book your peaceful solo retreat in the Smokies today. Click here for the perfect solo traveler cabins.