Radiant reds, opulent oranges and brilliant browns blanket the Smoky Mountains every year. It’s hard to predict an exact date for peak fall colors, but the higher elevations (which are over ...

Biodiversity is a part of why the fall colors are so great in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. There are at least 100 species of native trees in the Smokies, according to the National Park ...

Fall colors in the South generally start to peak around mid-October. The upper elevations in the Great Smoky Mountains, which see some of the season’s earliest changes, were predicted to have ...

This article originally appeared on Knoxville News Sentinel: See Great Smoky Mountains National Park adorned with bright fall color ...

To help give travelers the best chance of seeing peak fall foliage across the country, the Smoky Mountains website, a tourism website for the Smoky Mountains region, releases an annual foliage ...

And national parks like the Grand Tetons and Great Smoky Mountains showcase warm colors, shapes and textures. From timeless classics to well-kept secrets, the best fall foliage destinations in the ...

“If your thoughts immediately turn to New England when you think of fall foliage, Great Smoky Mountains National Park would like to have a word,” says Palmer. Straddling the border of North ...

Here’s where to go to see the best fall foliage this season ... shine a bit brighter in the fall than others — and Great Smoky Mountains National Park is certainly one of them.

East Tennessee fall colors: Week of Oct. 28 Fall colors in ... Several sites, campgrounds, trails and roads within Great Smoky Mountains National Park, particularly on the North Carolina side ...

When are the peak fall colors in the Great Smoky Mountains? The week of Oct. 14 is still the best time to see peak colors in the highest elevations of the Smoky Mountains, according to ETSU.