The Great Smoky Mountains, named for the fog that hangs above them
Because of the fog hanging over them, these are also called the Smokies. The Great Smoky Mountains encompass over 500,000 of breathtaking scenery. It is the most visited national park in the US. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Sunrise climbs over Mt. Cammerer
Nowhere can you see all the colors of the fall in one beautiful photo
The sun and the foliage collaborating in making this a gorgeous morning
The incredible diversity of trees in the Smoky Mountains National Park is the cause of the unique color patterns that can be witnessed here
About one hundred native tree species grow in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The number of tree species are more than in all of North Europe combined
Even the colors of the rainbow take a second seat at times to the color display offered by the tree tops
The Abrams Falls are only 20 feet high but the force and the long, deep pool at the end make this site very visit-worthy and beautiful
The waterfall is located in Cades Cove and named after a Cherokee chief whose village once stood a few miles away
A remarkable view from Blue Ridge Parkway making it photo worthy
Rising mountain ‘smoke’, as seen from Heintooga Ridge Road seems like heaven on Earth
The Great Smoky Mountains
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