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It’s beginning to feel like fall in the Smokies

September 24, 2025by Ranger Tom0

As autumn arrives, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is set to display a stunning array of fall colors, attracting a large number of visitors. However, the National Park Service is advising visitors to plan ahead due to anticipated crowds, traffic congestion, and limited parking throughout the park.

The park, known for its vibrant fall foliage, becomes a significant attraction during this season. However, the influx of visitors can lead to challenges. The park management is preparing for these challenges and has put measures in place to manage the traffic and parking situation.

Visitors are urged to make their plans in advance and prepare for potential delays. The National Park Service is committed to ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors, and encourages everyone to enjoy the beauty of the fall season in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park responsibly.

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