Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is asking visitors to stop stacking rocks in streams after an Eastern Hellbender was found crushed beneath one, and the reason why will make you think twice before ever moving a rock again.

Looking for an adventure vacation that is fun but not too extreme? Creek tubing in the Smoky Mountains might be the perfect summer escape.

Despite the federal shutdown, Great Smoky Mountains National Park will remain fully open thanks to state and local funding partners.

The Great Smoky Mountains urges visitors to stop stacking rocks after a rare Eastern Hellbender salamander was crushed in a stream.

In the heart of the Smokies, echoes of old classrooms mingle with tales of the supernatural—are you brave enough to visit?

If you're thinking of skipping the holiday headache at home, plan a road trip this Top Tennessee Turkey Day destination.

Planning a trip to Tennessee and think you don't have to worry about bears because its wintertime? You would be mistaken! Stay vigilant with these helpful tips.

A narrow trail with lots of points of interest and a nice surprise at the midway point would make for a fun Smokies side adventure.

The highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee has a "new" name. To the Cherokee people, it has always been known as Kuwohi.

While most theme parks are preparing to end their seasons in October, there are attractions that stay open year-round. Here are the Tennessee Ten.

The Forgotten Forest is a spellbinding place to say on your next Smoky Mountain Adventure.

In the hills of the Great Smoky Mountains is a springhouse so magical it looks like fairies could live there.