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Explore More Than 850 Miles Of Trails
Your guide to the best hikes, printable trail maps, hiking tips, and more!
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Take A Break From The Hustle And Bustle
Breathing in the mountain air and connecting with nature is the best stress reliever!
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Experience Smoky Mountain History
The national park is brimming with historic homesteads, cabins, cemeteries, and ruins.
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Bring Your Dog Along For The Adventure
The Gatlinburg Trail and the Oconaluftee River Trail are the only dog-friendly trails in the Smoky Mountains.
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Uncover The Natural Beauty Of The Smokies
You’re just steps away from streams, waterfalls, forests, caves, overlooks, and more!
Nature Revealed: Moments Of Serenity
Great Smoky Mountains National Park provides a diverse landscape in which to explore, from the lush valley of Cades Cove and the forests of Elkmont and Greenbrier to the winding paths to the top of Mount LeConte. No matter where you go, you're guaranteed to feel at peace, surrounded by the breathtaking mountain scenery!
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Popular Smoky Mountain Hikes
From waterfalls to caves, grassy meadows, old-growth forests, and mountaintop overlooks, hiking trails in the Smoky Mountains offer an incredible experience for all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced hiker, here are a few trails to put on your bucket list!