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It almost seemed unreal, how beautiful the mountains looked during sunset. Almost like a painting. The entire time the sun was setting, we all just were silent and in awe of how beautiful our earth is.
My trip up and down the Great Smoky Mountains.
Landing in Bryson city, we kept hearing about the Road to Nowhere, so we had to see for ourselves. We learned the story of this historic tunnel and it sure does lead to nowhere…
We watched these clouds form in the Smokies for hours. So mesmerizing.
We were driving all over the Great Smoky National Park looking for photos to take. There was nothing like this lookout. It’s crazy how tiny we are in comparison to the miles of mountains ahead.
My trip up and down the Great Smoky Mountains.
field with orange lilies at the foot of the mountains in Cades Cove
We hiked up to the top of a ridge in the Great Smoky Mountains for a view, but as soon as we started climbing the fog moved in. While we didn’t get the panoramic views from above we’d hoped for, we did get some spooky landscapes.
a mountain view from a drive around "The Loop" in Cades Cove
a road winding through the mountains
3 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Creek in the Smoky Mountains
5 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Road in Great Smoky Mountains
5 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Light in the dark forest
12 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I took this image the first day I was in Gatlinburg, Tn. I was blown away with how this photo turned out. Hope you enjoy.
Experienced by Chad Meeks
20 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Staying in the Smoky Mountains in early September provides a rich display of foliage to photograph in the early morning fog.
37 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Shot at Cataloochee Valley, which is located on the North Carolina side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The valley is home to more than 100 elk who often graze within yards of the main road – and sometimes like to snarl traffic by jaywalking.
37 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Shot at Cataloochee Valley, which is located on the North Carolina side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The valley is home to more than 100 elk who often graze within yards of the main road – and sometimes like to snarl traffic by jaywalking.
52 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Meadows of Max Patch Mountain
56 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
That was the Eastern weekend in 2018. A local church hosted an event that brings a bunch of farm animals to the front yard of that church. I saw this little guy while I was looking around. The scene makes me calm and relaxed.
66 km from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Long exposure of Whitewater falls in Cashiers, NC.
