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Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Access the national park through the scenic Wears Valley entrance. From here, visitors can explore over 800 miles of hiking trails, mountain streams, waterfalls, historic structures, and world-renowned scenic drives.

3 miles

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Little Brier Gap Trail

Easy, family-friendly trail leading from Little Greenbrier School to the Walker Sisters homestead. Approximately 3.4 miles round trip with gentle grades and historic points of interest.

5 miles

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Little Greenbrier School

Built in 1882, this historic one-room schoolhouse served mountain families for decades and provides a fascinating glimpse into life in the Smokies before the national park was established.

5 miles

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Metcalf Bottoms Picnic Area

One of the park's most popular picnic destinations, featuring shaded tables along the Little River, fishing access, open grassy areas, and beautiful mountain scenery. A perfect place for families to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

5 miles

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Metcalf Bottoms Trail

Short and easy hike through mature hardwood forest connecting Metcalf Bottoms Picnic Area to Little Greenbrier School. Ideal for families and casual hikers.

5 miles

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Walker Sisters Cabin

One of the park's best-preserved homesteads. The Walker Sisters became famous for continuing to live on their family farm after the creation of the national park. Visitors can explore the cabin and learn about traditional Appalachian mountain life.

6 miles

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Foothills Parkway

Spectacular scenic drive offering panoramic views of the Smoky Mountains, Wears Valley, and the Tennessee Valley. Especially popular for sunrise, sunset, and fall foliage viewing.

10 miles

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Laurel Falls

One of the Smokies' most famous waterfalls. A paved trail leads visitors to an 80-foot cascading waterfall, making it one of the park's most accessible and popular hikes.

15 miles

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Cades Cove

Historic valley featuring preserved churches, cabins, grist mills, wildlife viewing, cycling opportunities, and one of the most scenic drives in the eastern United States.

24 miles

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Abrams Falls

Popular 5-mile round-trip hike leading to one of the park's most powerful waterfalls. A favorite destination for adventurous hikers visiting Cades Cove.

28 miles

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