Visit the Great Smoky Mountains in Gatlinburg, Tennessee in the Fall

Marsha Winstead: Welcome to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, one of the
most visited in the entire park system.

Let’s head inside and get more information from one of the park
rangers.

Florie Takaki: We have approximately 900 miles of water trails, over 800 miles
of trails. We have ten established camp sites, two visitor centers
and several historic districts.

The foliage in the Smoky starts to turn in early August. The most
spectacular of demonstration of leaf colour is typically from the
second week of October through about the second week of
November.

When you come to visit, one of the things we tell people is, “You
really want to take with you your memories. You don’t want to
take with you the plants, or the flowers or even the leaves.”


Marsha Winstead: We had people enjoyed this colorful fall destination.

I'm Marsha Winstead showing you Great Smoky Mountain
National Park.