Shedding light on the shy nature of venomous snakes | Word from the Smokies
When you're hiking in the Smokies, keep an eye out for snakes - but remember that humans probably see only 10% of the snakes ...
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Man Gets Comically Annoyed Watching Bear Help Itself Into Smoky Mountain Hot Tub: “It’s A Black Bear, They’re Bad Bears”
Not sure I’ve ever heard disdain come through someone’s voice more clearly.
Great Smoky Mountains advises against bringing this item. What you can and can't bring into the national park
The colorful shreds of paper and plastic litter the environment and violate the rule of "leave no trace:" a long-established ethical principle for hikers and park-goers. It's a framework of minimum ...
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Exploring The Salamander Capital Of The World
On a recent trip to Tennessee, I lost count of how many people told me the same strange and unusual thing about Great Smoky Mountains National Park. If you stacked up all of the park’s salamanders ...
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Great Smoky Mountain Adventures: Top Things to Do
Join me as I share the national pabest Smoky Mountain vacation ideas for every traveler based on my experience exploring the ...
Spring arrives and with it, the chances of bear encounters in East Tennessee
Bears are most active in the spring and summer, meaning you're most likely to encounter a bear in Gatlinburg between April ...
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Banned item found in Great Smoky Mountains, prompts advisory
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park was prompted to ... "Tiny bits of plastic and paper not only litter our landscapes but threaten wildlife like birds or fish that might ingest them.
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Great Smoky Mountains Offers Advice On How To Beat Traffic Jams And Parking Headaches
Discover the best approach to planning a trip to the most visited national park in the U.S. while enjoying everything it ...