The Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The most visited national park in the United States, The Great Smoky Mountains National Park touches both North Carolina and Tennessee and is a peaceful escape for cycling, hiking, climbing, fishing, backpacking, horseback riding, picnicking, wildlife viewing and auto touring. Explore the ancient mountains, majestic forests, tall waterfalls, tree-dotted ridges, endless hiking and biking trails, and the jaw-dropping views.

Things to Know Before You Visit The Great Smoky Mountains

• The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is located at Cove Creek Rd, Waynesville, NC 28785, less than 35 miles from The Omni Grove Park Inn.
• The Park, including campgrounds, is open year round, weather permitting. 
• The visitor center is open year round, except for Christmas. For specific hours, click here.

Smoky Mountains Waterfall Adventure

Explore Great Smoky Mountains National Park on a hike that takes you to small waterfalls. As you walk along a mountain trail through the Appalachian woods, learn about the environment from an expert naturalist guide. This walk is moderately strenuous with sprinkles of adventure such as rock-hopping across streams and cresting narrow ridges. Celebrating 20 years, the local tour operator is a two time recipient of the coveted REI 'Top Guide' award.

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