BEARS, Oh My! Please beware of the bears. You are in bear country and it is very common for them to roam around the cabin. Please do not leave any food, drinks, wrappers or trash outside the cabin or in your vehicles as this will attract bears. The bears can open unlocked car doors so keep your vehicles locked at all times. Please do not feed the bears or attempt to attract them to the property. If you do see a bear on the property, DO NOT approach it and stay safely in the house with the doors closed where you can safely view them. They will eventually leave. DRIVEWAY The driveway is narrow and while you can use the roundabout to turn your vehicle around, you may have to do a 2 or 3 point turn with larger vehicles to get turned around. There is a wood guard rail to guide you, but you must be careful not to bump or drive past that guard rail as it is a steep drop off the driveway. Some find it easier to enter the roundabout to the left rather than the right so that you're turning into the hill instead of the drop-off. STAIRS There are lots of stairs in and outside this property including a narrow spiral staircase. If you have small children, they must be monitored around these stairs so they do not fall. NO smoking or vaping in the chalet whatsoever. Ashtrays are provided on the outdoor tables. NO pets of any kind. NO excessive guests. NO event parties. NO tampering with security cameras. DO NOT flush anything besides toilet paper down the toilets. Please keep noise to a minimum after 10pm. DAMAGE to property and/or MISSING items will be first deducted from security deposit and if value exceeds that of deposit, claims will be elevated with booking company to be held against form of payment. •Smoking in home: $250 •Lost Owner's Club card: $100 •Late checkout past 10am without our consent: $75 •Damaged hot tub cover: $500 •Stolen towels/bathmats/washcloths: $10 per item. •Damaged/Stolen items or property: Cost to repair/replace MOST IMPORTANT—Relax and enjoy the beautiful Smoky Mountains!

The driveway is a long round about that can easily accommodate several cars. The end of the roundabout is fairly tight so in a larger vehicle, a 2 or 3 point turn may need to be executed in order to get around the loop. Take care not to get to close to the edge of the driveway with the guide rail as it's a steep drop off. Some find it easier to approach the round about on the left side rather than the traditional right so that when you're turning you're doing against the hill instead of against the drop off.