Fall In The Smoky Mountains

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Ahhhhhhh, Autumn. Leaves crunching beneath my feet, and a crisp nip in the air. Campfires and marshmallows and beautiful color. Its been a dream of mine for many years to see Autumn in The Smoky Mountains, and this year my dream came true!! To say it completely took my breath away would be an understatement. There were tears in my eyes, it was so amazing!! I highly recommend getting to Smoky Mountains National Park about the 3rd week of October, when colors are at their peak. Just drive, and get lost, and drive some more.

We stayed at Camping In The Smokies Campground. It’s a nice campground – right near downtown Gatlinburg, which is very convenient. There’s even a trolley that will pick you up at the campground and take you downtown. While downtown, we visited a few shops (for candy apples and ice cream of course!), restaurants, and went to the Aquarium, which is always a favorite way to spend a day.

Enjoy some of my photos of The Smokies in Autumn. If you love any of these photos and would like to have one for your own, you may purchase these and many others at Fine Art America. Your purchases help support my small business, and I appreciate it!!

A rocky river in the Smoky Mountains, Tennessee in autumn with fall colors
A rocky river in the Smoky Mountains, Tennessee in autumn with fall colors
Trees in Autumn colors in Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee
Trees in Autumn colors in Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee
A small waterfall in The Smoky Mountains of Tennesee in Autumn
A small waterfall in The Smoky Mountains of Tennesee in Autumn
A beautiful tree in The Smoky Mountain Tennessee in fall colors
A beautiful tree in The Smoky Mountain Tennessee in fall colors
Cable Mill in Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee in Autumn
Cable Mill in Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee in Autumn

 

  1. Jim Mellema

    Wow. Can I say I totally agree? We’ve been to the smokies so many times, one of our favorite destinations long before we were campers. But always in the spring. Beautiful in the spring no doubt, but a completely different story than autumn.

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