Exploring Great Smoky Mountains National Park in winter? Enjoy! But be prepared for cold
The Smokies are a beautiful place to explore in winter - but visitors should be prepared for snow, ice, high winds, bitter cold or closed roads.
Why volunteers are true VIPs for Great Smoky Mountains National Park | Word from the Smokies
During peak season, the popular national park has 10 to 12 "Volunteers in Park" on its roster for every one National Park ...
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Traveling to Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg in the snow? Here's how to check road conditions
A winter getaway to the Smoky Mountains sounds like the perfect ... Higher elevations, like around Kuwohi (formerly Clingmans Dome), get significantly more snow. That average snowfall total ...
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Word from the Smokies: Volunteer roles critical to park operations
They spotted a newspaper ad calling for volunteers to help interact with visitors at Kuwohi, then called Clingmans Dome ... interpretive activities of Great Smoky Mountains National Park by ...
Word from the Smokies: Volunteer roles critical to park operations
The many hours contributed by volunteers to Great Smoky Mountains National Park help things keep moving and run efficiently. There are many ways to help.
Traveling to Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg in the snow? Here's how to check road conditions
Your trip to the Great Smoky Mountains could include over half a foot of snow, but elevation plays a big factor. Here's what to know.
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High winds cause Great Smoky Mountain National Park road closures
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Several roads in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park have been closed because of high winds, according to the GSMNP. Due to a high wind advisory, US 441/Newfound ...