Guided hike through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park、Information about folklore, wildlife, medicinal plants, and park history、Customized trip options

Transportation to the park、$5 parking pass to park inside the park、Meals and snacks、Gratuity

Know Before You Go: The park is over 522,000 acres with over 800 miles of trails；Know Before You Go: The guide is trained and certified as a Wilderness First Responder；Know Before You Go: The park is home to black bear, elk, coyote, bobcat, and more

Great Smoky Mountains: Fall Leaf Peeping Guided Hike｜United States

United States-Tennessee , Gatlinburg

Free cancellation up to 2 day(s) in advance

Please present the e-voucher on-site

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains
Learn about the park's history, folklore, ghosts, wildlife, and medicinal plants
Customize your hike to suit your interests and walking ability
Explore waterfalls, historical structures, and scenic vistas
Benefit from the expertise of a certified Wilderness First Responder

[5% App discount] Code: APP5OFF , HK: APP15HK

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Embark on a guided hike or stroll through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park where the leaf color is peaking. Choose from a selection of hikes to waterfalls, historical structures, and vistas, or customize your trip to suit your interests, walking ability, and desired duration. The pace for folks is generally about 30 minutes per mile, so given the fitness level of your group, we can hike up to 4-5 miles for the hikes listed here. You can call us for a shorter distance request before you book.

As you explore, learn about the park’s wildlife, including black bears, elk, coyotes, and bobcats. Discover the history of the red wolf population and the rare synchronous lightning bugs.

Cryptids, ghost stories and Appalachian/Cherokee folklore your thing? We got you.

Hear about the medicinal plants used by the Cherokee and the history of the park from your guide, who is trained and certified as a Wilderness First Responder and has 11 years of experience in leading outdoor trips.

If we do not offer a date and time that works for you, please reach out for a custom time.

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Know Before You Go: The park is over 522,000 acres with over 800 miles of trails
Know Before You Go: The guide is trained and certified as a Wilderness First Responder
Know Before You Go: The park is home to black bear, elk, coyote, bobcat, and more

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