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Great Smoky Mountains National Park Trails

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Alum Cave Bluffs and Trail

One of the premier hiking trails in Great Smoky Mountains National Park is Alum Cave Trail. This popular trail features dramatic views and unique natural features, and culminates in a vista at Alum Cave Bluffs that will give you memories for life,...

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Curry Mountain Trail: Close to Metcalf Bottoms

Curry Mountain Trail is a moderate, 3.3-mile (6.6 mi round trip) hiking trail near the Metcalf Bottoms Picnic Area in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This trail is known for its solitude and copious wildflowers, and it is worth checking out if...

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Easy Walks in the Smoky Mountains: Get Outside Without Breaking a Sweat

When you visit the Smoky Mountains, there are numerous things to see and do, with numerous outdoor activities, including scenic trails to hike. But not everyone is super fit or experienced in the outdoors. Here are some easy walks you can take that...

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Exploring the Tremont Area in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The Tremont area in Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a beautiful place to drive, hike, fish, swim and simply enjoy the outstanding natural scenery and the quiet. There are many destinations and points of interest within the area, each one in...

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Fern Branch Falls and Porters Creek Trail: Great Trail, Great Waterfall

Fern Branch Falls is a beautiful 50-foot waterfall that lies along Porters Creek Trail, which is a moderately difficult 4-mile round-trip (2 miles each way) hike in the eastern part of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This trail features some...

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Hiking in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park has over 150 maintained hiking trails, offering more than 850 miles of hiking. Here’s our guide to the Smoky Mountain trails and some of the best Smoky Mountain hikes, along with a Smoky Mountains map of the...

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Little River Trail โ€“ An Easy and Fun Walk

Little River Trail is perfect for people with no hiking experience. We recommend it for families, and it’s a great trail for all ages, although not suitable for baby strollers or wheelchairs. There’s no need for hiking boots or any other...

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Meigs Creek Trail: Leading to Meigs Falls and Beyond

From one of the most popular swimming holes in the Smokies to a majestic waterfall and more, Meigs Creek Trail has plenty to offer in terms of diverse scenery and unique experiences. Find out more about what awaits you throughout this lovely hike...

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Metcalf Bottoms Picnic Area and Trail

From the Metcalf Bottoms Picnic Area you can access the Metcalf Bottoms trail, which is an easy-to-moderate hike that goes 1.5 miles out and back (3 miles round trip) and should be passable for almost all members of the family. The trail meanders...

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Mount LeConte and Its Many Trails and Attractions

In a region defined by its rolling peaks and captivating scenery, Mount LeConte holds a special place for many visitors to the Smoky Mountains. While its summit is not quite the tallest point in the range, Mount LeConte is enjoyed for the numerous...

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Spruce Flats Falls: Beauty Worth Hiking For

Waterfalls are one of the most popular sights to visit in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Most of them require a hike – although there are two that can be seen by car. But the park has more than 150 hiking trails, offering over 850 miles...

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The Nature Trails of Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The Nature Trails of Great Smoky Mountains National Park are short and fairly easy trails developed by park rangers with the non-hiker in mind. They’re self-guiding, and some even have brochures that point out the many things to notice. Even...

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The Quiet Walkways of Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The Quiet Walkways of Great Smoky Mountains National Park are short and relatively easy trails that lead directly from the road and plunge quickly into selected areas of natural beauty. They offer a peaceful and rewarding experience, and some of...

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