The Qualla Reservation, home of the Eastern Band of Cherokees, is located on the southern boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. More than 3000 Cherokees live here today.
Black bear along a mountain stream in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
(1) Above the clouds at Sunrise (2) The loop over US 441 (3)Fall colors in the Smokies (4)Black bear (5) Tower atop Clingmans Dome (6) Winter skiing scene (7) Rhodadendron's in bloom (8) Chimney Tops seen from US 441 (9) A beautiful mountain stream
At Newfound Gap, US 441 reaches its highest point in the Smokies and the visitor is afforded magnificient views into both Tennessee and North Carolina. At the right may be seen Mt LeConte one of the main peaks of the Smokies.
This view ia looking south from the Fornay Ridge Parking Area.
On the Blue Ridge Parkway. below may be seen the Parkway descending towards Soco Gap and in the distance is the main range of the Smoky Mountains
Showing the Blue Ridge Parkway
Horseback riding.
Looking toward Beaver Lake Dam.
Scenic highway from Shenadoah to Great Smoky Mountains
Blue Ridge Parkway
Over 6000 feet above sea level, this one of the major scenic features of the Blue Ridge Parkway