Staying in a log cabin may be the quintessential American getaway. Whether you want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life in a lofted A-frame in the North Carolina backcountry or in a 15-bedroom lodge in Eastern Tennessee, we've culled six great cabins resorts near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Great Smoky Mountains National Park is famous for its scenic overlooks, picturesque streams and waterfalls, wide-ranging wild- and birdlife, and 850 miles of hiking trails. In addition to hiking, other popular Smoky Mountains pastimes include fishing, rafting, horseback-riding, and skiing -- and gathering around your cabin's fire pit or relaxing in its outdoor hot tub. Here are our favorite cabin resorts in the Smoky Mountains.