Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a national park of the United States in the southeast, with parts in North Carolina and Tennessee. The park is internationally recognized for its mountains, waterfalls, biodiversity, and forests.

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• Clingmans Dome6,644 ft · Summit
• Mount Guyot6,621 ft · Summit
• Mount Le Conte6,594 ft · Summit
• Gregory Bald4,948 ft · Summit
• Thunderhead Mountain5,528 ft · Summit
• Cammerer Ridge5,043 ft · Summit
• Big Cataloochee Mountain6,152 ft · Summit
• Mount Sterling5,843 ft · Summit
• Mount Kephart6,217 ft · Summit
• Devils Tater Patch4,774 ft · Summit
• Mount Chapman6,417 ft · Summit
• Blanket Mountain4,610 ft · Summit
• Mount Mingus5,801 ft · Summit
• Mount Collins6,188 ft · Summit
• Cosby Knob5,161 ft · Summit
• Sugarland Mountain-North Peak4,833 ft · Summit
• Laurel Top5,906 ft · Summit
• Dripping Spring Mountain4,800 ft · Summit
• Luftee Knob6,215 ft · Summit
• Brier Knob5,217 ft · Summit
• Eagle Rocks5,850 ft · Summit
• Cold Spring Knob5,200 ft · Summit
• Mount Davis5,039 ft · Summit
• Sugarland Mountain-Middle Peak5,361 ft · Summit
• Doe Knob4,521 ft · Summit
• Greenbrier Pinnacle Ridge4,800 ft · Summit
• Three County Peak4,800 ft · Summit
• Marks Knob6,162 ft · Summit
• Porters-False Peak5,571 ft · Summit
• Horseshoe Mountain5,289 ft · Summit

No public routes are linked to this area yet.