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Solid Waste on Rainbow Road is the county solid waste spot people from Sevierville and nearby areas use for household trash, recycling, and yard debris. Most folks drop by with a truck or trailer, so expect a working, no-frills setup rather than a tidy retail lot.
Drive up the lane and look for the entrance area where vehicles queue; large trucks and pickups are common. There’s usually a staffed booth or checkpoint to check vehicles and direct traffic before the drop-off area. The site looks industrial-big concrete or gravel pads, open-top containers, and piles of brush or bulky items in the back. Weekends, especially in spring and fall, can get busy and slow-moving.
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Before You Go
- Bring something to secure loose loads-wind can blow bags and leaves off open trailers while waiting in line.
- Have items separated in the truck so unloading goes faster: recyclables, brush, and household trash in distinct spots.
- Plan for a bit of waiting on weekends or holiday-adjacent days; arrive early in the morning if possible to avoid the longest lines.
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