Yes, I think you could but probably not a good idea in the busy summer. It’s a narrow road and there isn’t much of a shoulder. You need to keep up with traffic but it won’t be hard with an e-bike to give you a boost up the hills. It’s curvy and cars can’t go much above 15 mph. It will be a beautiful ride; have fun!

The narrow roadway can and does get backed up. Would probably advise against it and it probably wouldn’t be as enjoyable.

Not at all, saw many an SUV and we did it in a Hyundai Santa Fe.

Yes...the one way drive takes you past beautiful scenery. There are many short bridges that you cross that give you amazing views of the stream. I often stop on the bridge, if no one is driving behind me, and snap a few pictures. There is a booklet that cost around $1.00 that describes the different markers along the route. I would get it at Sugarland Visitor Center but they sometimes have the booklet at the very start of the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail. It would be in the self serve box. At the end of the one way drive, is Ely's Mill. It is a nice spot to stop. I believe they have restrooms too. Then you follow the 2 way traffic road to hwy 321. A left turn heads you back toward downtown Gatlinburg. I do not know if the booklet is online but you could always check and see if you can download one. Have a nice trip

Hi, unfortunately the trail is closed during the winter months because it would be too dangerous. They also close for the animals and to do maintenance as needed. I believe it re-opens in April give or take pending on weather. Try looking up Seasonal Road schedules for GSM. Have a great time on your trip, there are plenty of other great places to explore and see the wildlife.

No need for a 4 wheel drive. Sedan will be fine

It is a very narrow road with trees and large rocks on the roadside but the real problem...the trailhead for Grotto Falls. When the trailhead parking gets full, people park along the narrow road leaving very little space to get by. I have a Camry and find it to be a tight squeeze to get through this section of the one way road.

I would not recommend it. Some areas are quite narrow and the road is lined with cars at the trail for Grotto Falls when the parking lot is full which makes the narrow road even more narrow. The parking lot is full/overflowing on most days.

Hi, it's quite narrow so I suspect not.

There were public bathrooms at the beginning of the trail. May want to check with the park rangers to make sure they are not closed due to construction.