Smoky Mountains
People travel from all around the country to see the abundant wildlife in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, including the fan-favorite, the black bear. With over 1,600 black bears in the Smokies, it’s no wonder these beautiful animals have almost become the mascot of the park. While you’re not guaranteed to see a black bear on your trip to the Smokies, it is extremely exciting when you do! Here is everything you need to know about black bears in the Smoky Mountains:
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If you’re visiting the Smoky Mountains and you’re trying to decide what to do, you need to drive the Cades Cove Loop. This is the most popular scenic drive in the Smokies. The Loop is 11 miles long, and it is paved. You’ll drive through a valley surrounded by the mountains. If you’re still not sure about visiting, here are 5 reasons why you should drive the Cades Cove Loop:
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Do you want to see incredible views of the Smoky Mountains? We want to share some of the best places you can drive or hike to so you can see sweeping mountain views. Taking in these sights are some of the best parts of visiting the Smokies. Check out these top 6 places in the Smoky Mountains with the best views:
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Have you ever asked yourself, “Where are the Smoky Mountains?” Well, we want to help you by giving you the answer! Not only will we tell you where the Smokies are located, we’ll also share which cities are close by and more information you want to know! Keep reading to find out where the Smoky Mountains are located:
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If you have planned a day of hiking at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, bring along a picnic to break up your afternoon! There are several convenient picnic areas within the park where you can enjoy your lunch in the shade and among the pleasant sounds of nature! Here are 3 great spots for a picnic lunch in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park:
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