Imagine a place where several waterfalls tumble more than eight stories over ancient rock, where you can hike to a mountain vista offering 100-mile views, where countless streams and rivers rush over riffles and cascades through dense verdant forests, where you can traipse past historic pioneer buildings or stand in awe before a rare, majestic elk that haven’t been seen in these parts since George Washington’s time. The place is real: It’s called Great Smoky Mountains National Park. America’s most visited national park, more than 10 million people annually enter the vast, sprawling mountainous terrain that crosses Tennessee and North Carolina. But with the large crowds and the park’s incredible size of 816 square miles, how can you ensure that you see its main sights when vacationing or driving through? That’s what Best Sights to See at Great Smoky Mountains National Park answers. With this volume, you’ll discover the park’s top 10 most popular sights and the best day hiking trails to experience them. Let’s start planning your trip now!