Visit one of the most iconic places in any mountain range in North America—part of the oldest mountain range in the world. America’s most-visited national park takes its name from the Cherokee word “Shaconage,” which translates to “place of the blue smoke.” Straddling the Tennessee–North Carolina border and covering more than 500,000 acres, the park is home to cascading waterfalls, abundant wildlife, and hundreds of miles of trails. Join us as we explore the Tennessee side of this beautiful park.

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