As the nation's most visited national park, the Great Smoky Mountains can get busy in the high season. But with half a million acres of wilderness available, the best way to see the park (and escape the crowds) is to head into the woods on foot, enjoying everything from steep treks up mountain balds to easy walks to waterfalls.
As the nation's most visited national park, the Great Smoky Mountains can get busy in the high season. But with half a million acres of wilderness available, the best way to see the park (and escape the crowds) is to head into the woods on foot, enjoying everything from steep treks up mountain balds to easy walks to waterfalls.
Deborah Huso is a nationally published freelance travel journalist and has been writing on the southern Appalachians for more than 10 years. She also serves as contributing editor with Blue Ridge Country, and her first guidebook on the Smokies and Blue Ridge Parkway was published in 2010. Visit her online for more information.
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As the nation's most visited national park, the Great Smoky Mountains can get busy in the high season. But with half a million acres of wilderness available, the best way to see the park (and escape the crowds) is to head into the woods on foot, enjoying everything from steep treks up mountain balds to easy walks to waterfalls.