Sugarlands Visitor Centre should be your first visiting when on this park. From the Visitor Centre, you can get to experience the rich natural history and also watch a 20-minute movie based on it. It is also home to gift shops, restrooms, bookstores, and map trails.
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Clingsman Dome is the highest point in the park itself. Only during a clear day, you’ll be able to watch over 100 miles from your naked eyes. Also, there are several scenic spots perfect for a day picnic. Observe the stunning views from the dome and get to watch the sunrise from close.
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Abrams Falls might be small but it is mighty. This 20 feet high fall pumps out a large volume of water and creates a huge base. However, swimming here is extremely dangerous due to massive currents. Hikers must head out on this trail to enjoy hiking amidst the peace and a quiet environment.
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Find this peaceful valley Catalooche far away from the hustle and bustle of Gatlinburg. Discover the historic buildings and homes that were once ideal places to settle. You will also see a herd of elk grazing the pastures of the valley. There are also wild turkeys and other interesting wildlife to spot here.
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Known as the mother road, Appalachian Trail is the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains National park. This legendary trail passes through 14 trails altogether. The trail cuts through the heart of this park and you can even take a short walk here. Missing this place is like missing out on a very big place.
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