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September 2024 by Emily Pierce
Adorable shop at the end of the motor nature trail. Amazing baked goods at the counter. Owner is delightful. Very nice selection of locally made soaps, pottery/crockery, post cards, local jams and jellies. Leave the precious store cat be! ?
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September 2024 by adam kennedy
Nice little detour recommend a visit
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August 2024 by Martha Schott
This is the perfect place to stop after a drive on the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail. The bathrooms are usually needed at the end of the drive and they are on the left side of the road, across from the store.
The store is on the right side of the road and contains all sorts of local crafts and gifts. They have cold drinks and homemade pastries. I bought some ornaments this visit, along with a lemon pastry. So delicious.
A mountain stream runs behind the store (where the mill name originates) and down the right side of the mountain drive. That's where we saw a bear this trip.
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August 2024 by Angie Ballou
Interesting little place! Don't pet the cat lol
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August 2024 by Paul KK
Very cool display of glass blowing!
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August 2024 by Elaine Jay
Great hand woven and wooden things handmade. Lovely shop
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August 2024 by Carol Beck
Fun store to visit. A step back in time.
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August 2024 by Jenna Rucker
Cute quaint place definitely worth stopping in.
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August 2024 by Louis and Elaine
This is a cabin rental place but Ely’s Mill is an actual old mill that is under renovation. They have a nice store, with sweatshirts, candles, honey and cakes of all sorts. Across the street is a glass blower and a blacksmith shop that you can watch. An interesting store with complementary bathrooms.
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August 2024 by Ramira Gonzales
Adorable! Went with family. Dad & grandma got walking sticks. Sister got a book & bracelet. I just got a little wooden mushroom. The cat there is adorable too, although you can't pet them. Good service. Although it's a bit cramped with all the people coming & going.
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August 2024 by Dixie
Ely's is located at the end of Roaring Fork Motor Trail. They have restrooms. Inside the store they have a lot of locally handmade items, fresh baked goodies, soaps, lotions, etc. It's definitely worth not passing by.
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August 2024 by Jftravels
Ely's Mill is a must stop when on the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail in Gatlinburg. The mill was built in 1925 by Andrew Jefferson. It is such a neat spot to stop and explore. The wheel was new when I went back after a couple of years. It's nice to see them taking care of the history here. There is a small gift shop as well as a cabin that you can rent out. They also do private events here as well. There was a wedding going on when I had visited. It's a beautiful relaxing place to stop.
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August 2024 by Ellen Bonhard
Loved watching the glass blowing
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August 2024 by Natashya Mendez
Very nice handcrafted gifts and interesting glass blowing forge.
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July 2024 by Brittni Brack
Moshi cat is the attraction for sure
