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Smoky Mountains National Park Scenery
The scenery in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is absolutely amazing and perhaps unmatched by any other National Park in the United States. It has such a wide range and diversity among its plants, wildlife, and scenery. One can view Fontana or Douglas Lake from the mountains, waterfalls, crystal clear rivers and creeks with large boulders, unforgettable views from places like Myrtle Point on Mt. Leconte, view the Smokies from a lookout tower (observation deck) from Mount Cammerer, or go on a hike to see the plentiful wildlife and plant life in the Smokies! Words cannot begin to describe the scenery in the Great Smoky Mountains. It is best accomplished by photos. While I'm not a great photographer, the scenery of the Smoky Mountains is easy to photograph because it truly is that spectacular and amazing. Below are links to some photos I have taken on various hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or the Sevier County area. All photos are copyright Jay Fradd. Abrams Falls HIke - August 15, 2009 - (Includes a bear in a tree that we saw on the way to the trailhead in Cades Cove along with a large buck that we followed on the trail to Abrams Falls) Bears at a cabin while showing property (October 3, 2009) Bradley Fork Fly Fishing in the Smoky Mountains National Park (August 8, 2009) - Some GREAT photos of my cousin and I fly fishing in the National Park Cades Cove Photo Gallery from our many visits Cades Cove - June 27, 2009 Cades Cove - July 4, 2009 Cades Cove - June 27, 2009 Cades Cove - October 25, 2009 Cades Cove - December 5, 2009 (Snow) Cades Cove Wildlife Greenbriar Section - Snow on December 8, 2009 Gregory Bald Hike - May 23, 2009 Gregory Bald Hike - June 21, 2009 Little River - Fly Fishing - August 7, 2009 Little River - Fly Fishing (2) - August 7, 2009 Pinnacle View Snow - December 5, 2009 - Snow in a luxury cabin development Snow in Wears Valley - February 2, 2009 Snow in the Smokies - Includes Cades Cove and various other places where I've photographed snow Snow February 27, 2008 - Includes Wears Valley, Teaberry Mountain, and the Townsend "Y" South Holston River Fly Fishing - August 6, 2009 South Holston River Fly Fishing (2) - August 6, 2009 Spence Field, Rocky Top, and Thunderhead Mountain Hike - January 18, 2010 Walker Sisters Trail - Metcalf Bottoms area near Wears Valley
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The scenery in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is absolutely amazing and perhaps unmatched by any other National Park in the United States. It has such a wide range and diversity among its plants, wildlife, and scenery. One can view Fontana or Douglas Lake from the mountains, waterfalls, crystal clear rivers and creeks with large boulders, unforgettable views from places like Myrtle Point on Mt. Leconte, view the Smokies from a lookout tower (observation deck) from Mount Cammerer, or go on a hike to see the plentiful wildlife and plant life in the Smokies!

Words cannot begin to describe the scenery in the Great Smoky Mountains. It is best accomplished by photos. While I'm not a great photographer, the scenery of the Smoky Mountains is easy to photograph because it truly is that spectacular and amazing.

Below are links to some photos I have taken on various hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or the Sevier County area. All photos are copyright Jay Fradd.

Abrams Falls HIke - August 15, 2009 - (Includes a bear in a tree that we saw on the way to the trailhead in Cades Cove along with a large buck that we followed on the trail to Abrams Falls)
Bears at a cabin while showing property (October 3, 2009)
Bradley Fork Fly Fishing in the Smoky Mountains National Park (August 8, 2009) - Some GREAT photos of my cousin and I fly fishing in the National Park
Cades Cove Photo Gallery from our many visits
Cades Cove - June 27, 2009
Cades Cove - July 4, 2009
Cades Cove - June 27, 2009
Cades Cove - October 25, 2009
Cades Cove - December 5, 2009 (Snow)
Cades Cove Wildlife
Greenbriar Section - Snow on December 8, 2009
Gregory Bald Hike - May 23, 2009
Gregory Bald Hike - June 21, 2009
Little River - Fly Fishing - August 7, 2009
Little River - Fly Fishing (2) - August 7, 2009
Pinnacle View Snow - December 5, 2009 - Snow in a luxury cabin development
Snow in Wears Valley - February 2, 2009
Snow in the Smokies - Includes Cades Cove and various other places where I've photographed snow
Snow February 27, 2008 - Includes Wears Valley, Teaberry Mountain, and the Townsend "Y"
South Holston River Fly Fishing - August 6, 2009
South Holston River Fly Fishing (2) - August 6, 2009
Spence Field, Rocky Top, and Thunderhead Mountain Hike - January 18, 2010
Walker Sisters Trail - Metcalf Bottoms area near Wears Valley

Cades Cove - Great Smoky Mountains National Park - May 31, 2010 - Photo copyright - Jay Fradd