When it was first officially designated as a national park back in 1940, the Great Smoky Mountains instantly became the premier outdoor playground in the eastern United States. Covering more than 522,000 acres of prime wilderness in North Carolina and Tennessee, the park is home to a stunning array of wildlife, hundreds of miles of trails, and some of the highest peaks on this side of the Mississippi. Its breathtaking beauty has also made the park incredibly popular, drawing more than 12 million visitors annually.
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