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Photography

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a photographer's paradise. There are many places within the park that provide opportunities for great photography. You will find magnificent vistas, waterfalls, rushing streams, overlooks, wildlife, historic buildings, grist mills, fall foliage in October and November, mist rising from the depths of the mountains, sunrises, sunsets, wildflowers, fauna, fresh fallen snow scenes, and more.


photography
Cades Cove - one of many of the most photographed spots in
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Image by Jeaneane Payne. © 2026 All rights reserved.


Most Photographed Areas:
• Clingmans Dome
• Cades Cove
• Newfound Gap
• Morton Overlook
• Webb Overlook
• Elkmont
• Oconaluftee Farm Museum at Oconaluftee Visitor Center
• Mt. LeConte
• Abrams Falls
• The Sinks
• Mingus Mill (1 mile from Oconaluftee Visitor Center)
• Gatlinburg Overlook



 
WELCOME TO GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK

         
Trip Ideas
Great Smoky Mountains Facts
Institute at Tremont
Transportation & Airports
Local News

Photo Tours
• Fall Photo Tour
• Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail
• Smoky Mountain Fall Foliage
• Fall Foliage at Kuhowi
• Fall Colors in nearby towns
• Fall in Wears Valley
• Best Fall Hikes

  WHAT TO DO
Attractions
Biking
Fishing
Hiking
Outdoor Adventure
Scenic Drives
Shopping
Heritage, History, & Culture
Nature Activities


4 SEASONS
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall

WEDDINGS
Wedding Services
Honeymoon Cabins

  WHERE TO EAT
Restaurants
Farmers' Markets
Recipe Cards


Surrounding Towns:

• Cherokee
• Gatlinburg
• Pigeon Forge
• Townsend
• Wears Valley

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