Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee has a "new" name. To the Cherokee people, it has always been known as Kuwohi.

While most theme parks are preparing to end their seasons in October, there are attractions that stay open year-round. Here are the Tennessee Ten.

Where you camp can make or break your outdoor experience and this Tennessee campground is a step above the rest.

The Forgotten Forest is a spellbinding place to say on your next Smoky Mountain Adventure.

In the hills of the Great Smoky Mountains is a springhouse so magical it looks like fairies could live there.

Generally, worms are wonderful friends to have in your garden, but that isn't the case with the invasive species of jumping worms that have infiltrated Tennessee

A visit to a historic old ghost town would do a nice job of filling in gaps you have on your next trip to Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains.

There is a way to see some of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park's most popular areas without leaving your car.

If you aren't done looking at gorgeous Christmas light displays, you may want to add a Smoky Mountain getaway to your Winter to-do list!

Discover inclusive outdoor experiences in Great Smoky Mountains National Park with their adaptive programs. Visit for adaptive biking and hiking adventures!

What may seem like harmless fun can actually have a lasting impact on the park's ecosystem.

A new attraction for 2023 at a popular Pigeon Forge theme park that's open 365 days a year.