It’s our nation’s busiest park, so here are tips on how to see the best of Great Smoky in just two days. Make the most of your time by visiting some of our favorite spots in both the Tenn. and N.C. sides of the park.

For about two weeks each year, Elkmont in Great Smoky becomes the site of the most magnificent synchronized firefly gathering in the world.

The national park and parts of North Carolina are on one of the natural migration routes. Learn more about the annual monarch-tagging event.

The park is a fantastic place to spend a romantic weekend, celebrate Valentine’s Day or an anniversary, or to just spend time together.

Skip the entrance fee for this national park - it's free to enter! Campsites, lodging, and some tours still have a fee.

Feel the mist on your face on one of these top trips to the park’s impressive cascades. Some are seen right from the road. Others require a hike.

There are many types of animals in the Great Smoky Mountains, but dense forests can make them difficult to spot. Here’s a guide to better your chances.

Bring your bicycle and mountain bike to the national park. Here's were you can ride.

The park’s largest animal, elk can weigh 700 pounds and reach 5 feet at the shoulder.