Doorways to the Great Smoky Mountains
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Ancient Native American Culture
Spiritual Power Spots of the Smokies
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is our most popular national park, with approximately 10,000,000 visitors per year! The 517,000 acres of virgin forest contained in The Smokies constitute roughly 90% of the remaining undeveloped, old growth forest in the East. The park is home to 120 different species of trees, 1,800 species of plants, 2,000 species of mushrooms, 26 species of salamanders, and numerous species of birds, mammals & assorted reptiles. The Smokies contain the most extensively maintained trail system in the country, with over 900 miles of trail for hikers and horseback riders.
National Park Service web site
 Overlook Great Smoky Mountains |
 Newfound Gap Great Smoky Mountains |
 Mingo Falls Cherokee Indian Reservation |
 Waynesville, NC  Maggie Valley, NC |
Park Map
Adventure in the Smokies
Haywood County Chamber of Commerce Area Information
The Mountaineer
Waynesville, NC
Maggie Valley, NC
Western North Carolina
Attractions
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