Eastern Tennessee
Great Smokey Mountains National Park
Blue, like smoke.
America’s most visited national park, Great Smoky Mountains, is an ideal getaway. Hike, camp, and experience one of America’s oldest mountain ranges. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park region is divided down its length by the Tennessee – North Carolina border.
Called the Smokies due to the ever-present morning fog so be sure to capture the different shades of blue when taking photographs! It’s a stunning sight to see!
A few of our favorite sightings: fireflies, elk, salamanders, wildflowers, White-tailed deer, waterfalls and the Appalachian Trail.
A few of our favorites
Climb Clingmans Dome
Mount LeConte
Bike Cades Cove Loop
Watch elk graze at Cataloochee
Rock pinnacle of Chimney Rock
100-foot waterfall Ramsey Cascades
Drive Blue Ridge Parkway and Newfound Gap Road
A high mountain road that cuts across the ridge near the center of the park, providing outstanding views
Hardwood Nature Trail
Chimney Top Overlook
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