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.
Snow reaches over a foot deep in Great Smoky Mountains after arctic air mass passes
Some of that snow was already on the ground when an arctic air brought record-setting cold to the mountains along the ...
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A winter getaway to Townsend in the Great Smoky Mountains offers same hospitality, different vistas
If you've found your way to Townsend, nestled on the Tennessee side of the Great Smoky Mountains, you're already privy to ...
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Entry to These 20 National Parks Won’t Cost You a Dime
The park is full of remote beaches, steep cliffs, expansive meadows, and pristine forests ... venture to Great Basin, compared to 14 million visitors for Great Smoky Mountains National Park ...
Billings Gazette5d
Forest Service authorizes controversial land swap along the eastern portion of the Crazy Mountains
The Custer Gallatin National Forest ... includes parts of the Crazy Mountains in Park and Sweetgrass counties as well as six parcels located in Madison County. The Forest Service's decision ...
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Rocky Mountain National Park offers avalanche training after seven incidents in a week
Officials at Rocky Mountain National Park are offering free avalanche training to members of the public after a deadly few days in the mountains. The Colorado park is teaching visitors vital ...
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12 U.S. National Parks You Can Visit Without a Car
With a rugged island location closer to Canada than to Boston, Maine’s Acadia National Park may seem too remote for car-free visitors. The park’s neighbor, though, is Bar Harbor, a beach town ...