As autumn descends upon the Great Smoky Mountains, Mt. LeConte transforms into a breathtaking tapestry of color. The vibrant greens of summer give way to fiery reds, oranges, and yellows as the forest prepares for winter. Hiking trails become immersive tunnels of fall foliage, with crisp leaves crunching underfoot.
 A view of Mt. LeConte from Newfound Gap Road in the national park. Image by Jeaneane Payne |
The panoramic views from Myrtle Point and Cliff Tops are especially stunning, offering sweeping vistas of the surrounding landscape ablaze with autumnal hues.
 A view of snow peaked Mt. LeConte from Newfound Gap Road (Hwy 441; Gatlinburg, TN to Cherokee, NC). One of the Mt. LeConte trailheads is 4.3 miles from the Chimneys picnic area and 9.5 miles from downtown Gatlinburg. Image by Jeaneane Payne |
The crisp mountain air carries the scent of decaying leaves, adding to the sensory richness of the experience.
A visit to Mt. LeConte in the fall is an unforgettable immersion into the beauty of nature's most colorful season.
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Fall Foliage at Kuhowie
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