Smaug was drawn to the Lonely Mountain by the great riches stored there. Like all dragons, he had a great love for gold and precious stones.
The mountain where the dwarves use to live before smaug came and claimed the mountain and its gold.
Assuming you mean the tunnel under the Lonely Mountain that leads to Smaug, then Balin.
Yes. Bilbo and the dwarves use the secret entrance while Smaug uses the main entrance
Home is typically the final destination and that is where Bilbo ends up. The goal of the adventure was to get to the Lonely Mountain and reclaim the dwarven treasure from Smaug.
Smaug only appeared in the Hobbit, where he was killed and he never appeared again (because he was dead). So smaug was not in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but he was in the Hobbit.
The main conflict in The Hobbit is trying to regain the Lonely Mountain from Smaug the Dragon.
The mountain where the dwarves use to live before smaug came and claimed the mountain and its gold.
By 'the hobbit', I'm supposing you mean Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit? If so, he faced Smaug the Great Dragon, King of the Lonely Mountain.
Smaug is the dragon that has laid waste to the Lonely Mountain and terrorized Laketown for many years. He stole the dwarves' treasure that lived in the Lonely Mountain.
Thorin wanted to claim the long-forgotten treasure of the Lonely Mountain, because it had once belonged to the Dwarves, and was taken from them by the dragon Smaug. He was also the rightful king of the Lonely Mountain.
The name of the dragon was Smaug. He was a winged fire drake, and he drove Thrain and Thror from the Lonely Mountain. In Appendix A of The Lord of the Rings he is given the title of Smaug the Golden in the story of how he took over the area around the Lonely Mountain.
Lake-Town's actual name in The Hobbit is Esgaroth, built of wood and situated entirely in the Long Lake.Esgaroth/Lake-Town is not to be confused with the city of Dale, built between the Lake and the Lonely Mountain (Mount Erebor). Dale was destroyed by Smaug when he took over the Lonely Mountain, but was resettled after the dwarves reclaimed Erebor and Smaug was killed.
Assuming you mean the tunnel under the Lonely Mountain that leads to Smaug, then Balin.
Yes. Bilbo and the dwarves use the secret entrance while Smaug uses the main entrance
Home is typically the final destination and that is where Bilbo ends up. The goal of the adventure was to get to the Lonely Mountain and reclaim the dwarven treasure from Smaug.
The dwarfs resettled the lonely mountain (Erebor) and made it their capital, they forged a strong alliance with the men of Dale (who had helped kill Smaug).
Thorin Oakenshield lived in The Lonely Mountain, but he and the other dwarves have lived in exile since the dragon, Smaug, took the Lonely Mountain.