Great Smoky Mountain Elevations

Are you an adventurous traveler seeking your next hiking escapade? Look no further than the Smoky Mountains National Park, a captivating destination brimming with diverse elevations that promise breathtaking vistas and exceptional experiences. Let's explore some of the renowned elevations found within the park, which are sure to infuse your journey with excitement!

Starting from the lowest to the highest points above sea level, here are some notable landmarks:

  1. Sugarlands Visitor Center - 1,462 feet
  2. Cades Cove Visitor Center - 1,716 feet
  3. Oconaluftee Visitor Center - 2,040 feet
  4. Laurel Falls - 2,600 feet
  5. Cataloochee Valley - 2,680 feet
  6. Cove Mountain - 4,078 feet
  7. Ramsey Cascades - 4,300 feet
  8. Chimney Tops - 4,800 feet
  9. Spence Field - 4,920 feet
  10. Alum Cave Bluffs - 4,970 feet
  11. Newfound Gap - 5,046 feet
  12. Charlie's Bunion - 5,565 feet
  13. Andrew's Bald - 5,920 feet
  14. Mt. Collins - 6,188 feet
  15. Mt. Kephart - 6,217 feet
  16. Luftee Knob - 6,234 feet
  17. Old Black - 6,370 feet
  18. Mt. Chapman - 6,417 feet
  19. Mt. Love - 6,420 feet
  20. Mt. Buckley - 6,580 feet
  21. Mt. Leconte - 6,593 feet
  22. Mt. Guyot - 6,621 feet
  23. Clingman's Dome - 6,673 feet

Additionally, here are some captivating areas of interest in the Smoky Mountains, along with their respective elevations:

  1. Gatlinburg - 1,289 feet
  2. Pigeon Forge - 1,001 feet
  3. Sevierville - 902 feet
  4. Wears Valley - 1,454 feet

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in the Smoky Mountains National Park, where nature's grandeur awaits at every turn!

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