22. Vibrant hues of red, orange and brown wash over the Great Smoky Mountains every year, making it a prime area for leaf-peeping. It’s hard to predict an exact date for peak fall colors ...

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 ...

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 ...

Right now is prime leaf-peeping season in the Smokies - and as more roads in and around Great Smoky Mountains National Park reopen after Hurricane Helene, the chances for a lovely fall drive are ...

Visitors to the Smokies this summer and fall will find a slate of new family friendly programs, including some with American ...

Great Smoky Mountains Natl. Park — For businesses in the Great Smoky Mountains, fall colors mean lots of green. October is typically the second-highest revenue period other than July for ...

To help give travelers the best chance of seeing peak fall foliage across the country, the Smoky Mountains website releases an annual foliage forecast map. Below is a look at Smoky Mountains' fall ...

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

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