Welcome to Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tour! Come journey with us as we travel through stunning mountain scenery and explore the historical homes of days gone by.
The Great Smoky Mountains are the most visited national park in the country, often receiving over 14 million visitors every year! We've broken it down with the top things to do, including 14 stops in and around the park!
What you'll get:
Expert Narration: Learn about the park's heritage, ecology, and wildlife.
User-Friendly App: Access the tour easily on your smartphone.
Capture the Moment: Discover ideal photo spots for stunning panoramas and wildlife shots.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains with our audio tour. Book now and embark on a journey you'll cherish for years to come!
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1194 Newfound Gap Road, Tennessee, United States
Here, you can discover fascinating facts about the park's animals and history. Don't forget to say hello to the friendly farm animals too!
Clingmans Dome Trail, About 19.6 Miles from Sugarlands Visitor Center, Tennessee, United States
Clingman's Dome is the park's highest point, and you can reach an observation tower for absolutely breathtaking views of the mountains. Don't underestimate the chill, even in summer; so, pack a jacket!
Between Sugarlands and Oconoluftee, 13.2 MIles from Sugarlands Visitor Center is the state line marker overlook, Tennessee, United States
Newfound Gap lets you stand right on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee! The views are simply jaw-dropping. Pack a picnic and savor the fresh mountain air.
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Alum Cave Trail is an exciting hike leading to a captivating cave. Inside, the cave dazzles with sparkling minerals – a true hidden gem! Make sure to wear sturdy hiking boots.
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Chimney Tops is another fantastic spot for breathtaking vistas. Though you can't hike to the summit anymore, you can still admire the unique rock formations. Don't forget your camera!
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This short, easy walk is a nature lover's dream with an abundance of plants and animals to discover. Keep an eye out for colorful birds and playful squirrels!
2 miles south of Gatlinburg on US-441, Tennessee, United States
The Sugarlands Visitor Center is a treasure trove of information. Here, you can grab maps, ask questions, and delve into the park's history. Don't be shy; the park rangers are eager to assist you!
Wear water shoes if you'd like to wade in the river.
Old State Hwy 73 Scenic, Gatlinburg, TN, Tennessee, United States
Laurel Falls is a stunning waterfall, and reaching it is a short and rewarding hike. Exercise caution on the trail, as it can be slippery.
Little Greenbrier Road, 10 Miles from Sugarlands Visitor Center, Tennessee, United States
Metcalf Bottoms is an ideal spot for a picnic or a game of catch. It's a peaceful place to unwind and relish the great outdoors.
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The Sinks is a fascinating spot to watch the water rushes through the rocky terrain – nature's own waterslide! Be cautious and refrain from attempting to slide down the rocks yourself.
686 Cades Cove Loop Rd., Tennessee, United States
Cades Cove is a sprawling, picturesque valley teeming with wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for deer, bears, and wild turkeys. Drive slowly and stay patient for wildlife sightings!
US-441, Tennessee, United States
Roaring Fork is a one-way loop road surrounded by lush forests and cascading waterfalls. Roll down your car windows and relish the symphony of forest sounds. Don't forget to snap some stunning photos!
Gatlinburg, United States
Gatlinburg is a charming mountain town boasting quaint shops and delightful restaurants. It's a fun place to explore and treat yourself to some local delights like fudge and apple cider donuts.
Follow Newfound Gap Road west towards the Sugarlands Visitor Center. From there, either turn right towards Gatlinburg and the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail or turn left for Cades Cove Scenic Loop. The tour can be taken vice versa.
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