Autumn at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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- Autumn at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Join us in this video as we hike the Deep Creek Waterfall Trail and the Bridge to Nowhere enjoying the beautiful Autumn colors. in the Smoky Mountains. Visited October 23, 2020.
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I'm in awe of the beautiful scenery you witnessed there in the Great Smokey Mountains. My daughter Kaylee cuddled up with me and we paused the video several times just to say "Wow, just look at that". While there is nothing like being immersed in nature, your videos always bring me "there" without being there. Thank you for that. Very therapeutic when you can't always get out there
Beautiful comment as always, Jymn! Thankful for your encouragement!
Great Smoky is a gem of the East coast! It's practically the greenest national park!
So true! So many folks have told me this is one of their favorite National Parks! Would love to get there in the Spring.
With your enthusiasm and love of nature and history, I certainly think most folks watching your LOVELY videos would get out there and enjoy😊 Sure like when your sweet family comes along.
That was beautiful, Brooke! Thanks so much!
Nothing like a walk through the woods in the fall. In my opinion its the most beautiful time of the year and shows off the best of creation.
Totally agree, Andrew!
Well put together video as they all are with different camera setups required, we have been to Smoky Mountains 3 times as well as driven Blue Ridge Parkway along with Skyline Drive both directions, lot of beautiful scenery along the way and user friendly hiking trails, thanks for sharing your adventures!
Really enjoyed reading that, Fran! Happy to hear of your wonderful journeys in this beautiful area and much encouraged by your sweet words!
Glad you enjoyed some time on the NC side- the prettiest side IMO, might be a little biased 😎
Another very enjoyable video. The fall colors were showcased beautifully. I think you were very wise to pick the Deep Creek area to visit as it seemed to offer much more solitude this time of year than the main sections of the park. Deep Creek can get quite busy in the summer since one of the bigger park campgrounds is there as well as it being a prime tubing spot. You can put-in near(ish) Indian Creek Falls and float past Tom Branch Falls to parking area. Great Smoky Mountains will likely always be in my top five favorite National Parks. It holds such significant memories for me in all stages of my life from childhood to young adulthood to the start of my married life and fatherhood. I will share one of the funniest memories of my adventures here which occurred during a trip last year. We were camping at Elkmont and had a great walk-in site right next to a rushing stream. My wife and I were prepping for dinner at the campsite and the boys were playing in the stream. I walk over to start the fire and stop in shock. I look over at the boys and catch my middle child drinking the stream water out of his shoe. I was worried all the next day that he was going to get a bad stomach bug but nothing came from it. As for the park itself, the top highlights are mostly on the Tennessee side. If you get back there, I really urge you to go to that side. You have Cades Cove with Abrams Falls (my favorite waterfall in the park), Clingman’s Dome, Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail with Grotto Falls and Rainbow Falls, Laurel Falls, Charlie’s Bunion, and the Chimney Tops (not as great now since the top is still closed from the fire years ago. I need and want to do Alum Caves to Mount LeConte with a stay overnight in the lodge. Oh, one final plug. During late May timeframe, synchronous fireflies can be seen at the Elkmont area of the park. It is a really neat experience. Take care!
Forgot to mention that I enjoyed the history lesson with the Road to Nowhere and the cemetery. I think I will take advice on the cemetery and visit it virtually through your blog.
Hey Michael! Really appreciate the suggestions. On all three of our visits to GSMNP, we have always found ourselves in the southern end. Still need to get up north, especially now that I have your recommendations! Made a note ...and another memorable NP event for you guys! What a sight that must have been for you. Glad everybody was fine!
lol! Wise call!
Such a perfect fall day. Loved the leaves, waterfalls, and especially the company!
We hit the colors just right on this one!
Those waterfalls are even prettier in the fall! Great colors and great video!
We had a nice time there in the summer - 2018!
Speaking of sounds, don't the waterfalls make great sounds?! Luke 19:40, "then will the very rocks cry out"! A great video Pastor Randy!
Amen!!! The power for the falls is amazing!
Thanks for the great video! And taking us on the hike to the cemetery. I'll just enjoy your video, that's a lot of steep up hill hiking. lol I'm going to the Great Smokey Mountains National Park in November 2022. I hope I time it right for Fall colors. I've decided to stay in Cherokee, N.C. and avoid the touristy Gatlinburg, TN. 🙂
Have a great trip! Good call... we really enjoyed the Cherokee side!
I’m coming this October 12-19! I’m so excited
Have a super time! Hope you get to see some nice fall colors!
@@AmericasParks I hope
Cool video! It's interesting how you bookended this video with references to cemeteries (or, at least, concluded on an unfinished road to one).
As an undergrad, I interned for NASA at Langley Research Center. Behind my office on the base was a very old cemetery. I used to go out and eat my lunch or take a coffee break on a bench located just outside of the cemetery fence. I used to read the news on my smartphone. I realized that the people who consecrated that old cemetery probably never imagined that someone would one day look up information about that cemetery and the names on the tombstone from a phone there.
One day, an elderly couple (without the mandatory NASA badge) showed up and began clearing the leaves. After striking up a conversation, they let me know that they were part of the family buried there. The grave stones were all dated in the mid-19th Century. Obviously, this particular cemetery predated both the NASA and Air Force bases. After the government bought the land, the descendants were provided permanent access to the cemetery. In fact, they said that the first road in what is now NASA Langley Research Center was paved by the local government to give the family access to the cemetery.
Oh...and be careful with a Blizzard! I tried the upside-down thing after a DQ stop on the way home from a game. Coach had me scrub the entire bus when we arrived back to the school. Lesson learned!
Wow, what a great testimony, Chris! Love history and so fascinated as to how events have definitive purpose - special to some, often unknown to most. Will keep your Blizzard story in mind! :)
The park looks just magical with all the beautiful leaves covering the ground! What a lovely trip!
It sure was! Thankful we seemed to hit the colors just right! Take care!
I haven’t gone to this park in a long time. My experience had poor weather, but your video makes the park look excellent. I will have to go back soon.
Special place - for some it's among their favorite national parks. Have a great week!
True👍
Thanks Randy & Julie! You are right about the sounds...one of my favorite places in the Smokeys is the Chimney tops Picnic Area. Love to park there and "rock hop" down the stream. One of the most relaxing sounds there is the sound of the rushing water. It is so "outside" of the normal sounds of life. The hiking trails offer a mix of quite, rushing water, and other natural sounds that make it so amazing to be out on them. Your suggestion to enjoy the sounds is right on!
Great comment, Steve! Could hear the sound in my mind through you vivid description! :)
You made it to the smokies in the fall! "Best for the end" lol yes all up hill lol Very interesting burial site and beautiful falls. So wonderful you both had some special time together. The road to no where is beautiful...you are right, what a waste. The stonework is beautiful though.
We have tried so many times to see the fall colors on our trips and often show up too late or too early. Lol! Thankful we hit this one just right! Have a great week!
Looks like it ♡
Well said👍
I did this hike over the summer. The hike to the cemetery was steep. I was disappointed when I arrived lol.
The Old Elkmont Cemetery is interesting. Many young children and babies are buried there.
Mingo Falls is a pretty waterfall right outside the park. It's close to the Deep Creek Trail.
Good words, Greg! Glad you could agree with me on that challenging hike to the cemetery! Have a super week!
So much beauty. The colors and the sounds make me want to return to this THE 1st National Park I ever visited. Thanks again for sharing the journey guys. God bless!
Neat to have that one as your first NP! Have a blessed Thanksgiving, brother!
Beautiful sites. I can't wait to go one day. However, I must say, I'm always happy to hear of less construction being done near and through such beautiful places such as the National Parks, so I for one am glad that there's a beautiful trail to preserve the habitat rather than a road.
Me too - just a shame for the wasted government expenses (if it could have been a foreseeable issue) and the broken promise to all those dear folks who donated their land. Although I heard they just reached a 52? million dollar settlement. Take care!
Yes, beautiful fall colors on your journey...amazing about the Road to Nowhere! Hard to fathom it's demise. Thanks again for sharing your travels to the National Parks!
Appreciate that, Mark! Have a super Sunday!
@@AmericasParks Thanks Randy, you too!
I like to watch because the place is really beautiful.
It sure is! We hit the fall colors just right! Happy Thanksgiving!
Beautiful fall foliage and scenery. Waterfalls look beautiful. I absolutely agree you have to stop and listen to the sounds. Nothing beats the beauty of nature other than the sound of nature. Crazy I live roughly 8-9 hours away from the Great Smoky Mountains and have yet to visit there, especially since I've always wanted to visit there. It's definitely on my list though.
Really a special place! Many have told me it's one of their favorite national parks. Also heard the spring is a nice time to visit - beautiful scenery and fewer crowds.
Thank you Randy for another great video!Your Blue Ridge Parkway and Great Smoky Mountains video were the inspiration for our summer road trip this past year.
So encouraged to hear that! Enjoy your Christmas!
Great video work man, good to see you're making memories with your kids in some videos and your wife. You do great work man, also how did you get the video at your feet?
Thanks so much, Beau! Encouraged by your kind words! Yes, to achieve that shot I hold the camera upside-down on the tripod and then rotate it 180 degrees in the editing phase.
@@AmericasParks thats really awesome haha that shot was pretty cool
Now I know where I have to hike next fall before our long winters👍🏼 I can only imagine how many times you two talked about when your kids were with on the trips prior... great vid Pastor Randy!
Thanks, Matt! This really is a special place, and one very dear to our family. Grateful for these memories! Have a super week!
First to watch and comment and #1 👍
Lovely autumn colors and beautiful falls ! That Indian dancer was nice !
Getting a bit dizzy on the road ...🤪
Walking in the woods in the leaves 🍁 is so fun
Have a great day
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Thank you, my friend! Hope everybody is healthy and doing well!
@@AmericasParks
Welcome Randy yes we are fine ! 👩❤️👨🌈🇨🇦
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is at the top of my list for National Parks I want to visit. Looks like during the Fall is the best time to visit..light crowds, and beautiful colors..thank you Julie, and Pastor Randy, for sharing your adventure...
Actually their video is deceptive - fall is the busiest time . If someone spots a bear , the road ( only one way each way) will back up for miles and traffic moves literally inches at a time ). I found spring the best time to go - it seemed almost deserted compared to fall . Leaves are gorgeous in the fall admittedly. Traffic is a little less into November but then a lot of the leaves are also gone
Thanks, Glenn! Yes, the Fall is beautiful... and for that reason a lot of people want to be there too. For some odd reason (maybe because it was overcast), the crowds were minimal for us. Take care!
Was personally very surprised to see as few people as we did, Sue. Perhaps it was because the weather was overcast with threatening showers. The Spring with the blooming flowers and flowing streams must be incredible.
@@AmericasParks I think you were on the roads less traveled . Places like the 11 mile loop road can take 4 miles to travel . I do enjoy watching all your travels 😊
@@sueoetting2973 Thanks, Sue!
What a great part of the country. Going to school in TN I spent a lot of time in and around this park. I had a chance to go back a few years ago, but I would love to still go back and do more of the trails.
One of the few times we seemed to hit the fall colors just right! lol! Have a great week, Josh!
Great video as usual...wife and I were just there in mid/late oct for 8 days and did 68 miles of hiking in the NC and TN side.. Never been to the NC as it was a little bit more quiet there than the TN side.. Love that whole are in the fall.. We stayed in Bryson City and Cherokee a couple days and man Cherokee has been hit hard from the Covid shutdowns..
Hey Trey, neat to hear you've been out there! We still need to hit the TN side - for some reason we always end up in Cherokee. Take care!
"...and all the cars that are zippin' by as well." lol
haha! :)
You earned your blizzards on that cemetery hike. Looks like perfect color & perfect company. Plus waterfalls Stay safe! Be well.
Hi Renee, the video didn't do that incline on the cemetery hike justice! lol! Hope you are having a nice week!
LOL! What an amazing time, we just woke up and we saw you posted this. We had such fun laughing with y’all and seeing the wonderful scenery. We will use your pictures of the cemetery when we go LOL! Not really we would love to see that sight but as you said the great heartache that must have been there. Your photography is better than ever You have come a long ways since the beginning. Our hope is to meet y’all one day. Thanks for all you do love you guys👍
Thanks for the wonderful encouragement, Jim! It would indeed be an honor to meet you and your family!
Wow, incredible colors. Thanks for sharing this motivating footage. We'll be there next fall, along with the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Appreciate that, Tom! Great trip for you guys to look forward to next year!
Beautiful continuation of your amazing trip...really enjoyed it!
Thanks so much, James!
Autumn probably has the most beautiful colour palette, thanks for this walk 👍 Have a nice day!
Up'n'Down-Traveling
Thanks so much and totally agree! Very thankful we hit the colors at just the right time!
Love the colors of fall! Amazing video once again!
Seemed to hit the colors just right this time! Thanks!
Beautiful scenery. My sister and I were on the road to nowhere a few years back. Thought it ended on a trail with pretty waterfalls. Thanks for the gorgeous video.
Thanks, Nancy! Neat to hear you've been out there!
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Thanks, Max! Have a great Thanksgiving!
Another great National Park Adventure 😁👍
Thanks, my friend! :)
Smoky Mountain awesomeness really enjoyed this sledgehammered that like button stay safe awesome and blessed
Thank you... and the same to you and your wonderful family!
I really need to get out to Great Smoky Mountain's! It looks like fall is the best time to go obviously! This park has beautiful waterfalls and amazing scenery! Thanks for sharing your adventure brother!
Fall is gorgeous but it’s also the busiest time . It’s worth seeing but be prepared and be patient .
Thanks, Eric! For many folks, this is one of their favorite National Parks! We were very fortunate to have so few on the trails with us that day.
Randy, Thanks for the tour of the road to nowhere! Interesting that you comment about stopping to listen to the sound. I am reading “Leave Only Footprints” by Conor Knighton just now about his tour of the National Parks, and he mentions that too many of us capture photos in the National Parks, but fail to listen to and record the sound. Your sound of the waterfalls and stream is excellent, THANKS FOR TAKING US ALONG,. . . Mike
That's cool, Mike! Had to leave that clip in the final edit - as soon as I said it, a car drives by! lol!
Coming for my bday next week. Thanks for this video!
Hope you have a fantastic birthday!
Glad to see you we're only wearing a mask 😷 when needed.
100% amen to that, Travis!
came back for another video after a nice hike uphill over here... super fall views! Roxana was freaking out yelling at you holding the blizzard upside down hahaha //interesting cemetery and quite the road to nowhere! thanks for taking us along
Yeah, pushed fate on that Blizzard a little too much! Lol! Thankful we hit the fall colors just right on this one. Hope you guys have a super week!
Hello America's Park's😊😊! I knew you would make it back to Great Smoky Mountains National Park and it looks like you stayed away from crowds. The waterfalls and the fall colors were really beautiful. One of my favorite places is Clingmans Dome which is the highest point in the park and probably very crowded too. That road to nowhere is definitely very cool and interesting. Great video Randy and Julie👍👍👍! Now, how about Rainbow Bridge, National Monument😊😊😊.
Still need to get to Clingman's! ...and Rainbow bridge. :)
I love this park! Had such a great time there in the Summer of 2018. Looks like y'all had a fabulous time. On any of your Smoky Mountains trips, did you ever visit the Little Greenbrier School? That was awesome! I got quite a few amazing bear pics on that trip; mostly in the Cades Cove area. I hope to get back one day. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful adventures.
You sure have been to some wonderful places! No, don't believe I have ever heard of that school.
@@AmericasParks, Check it out next time you're there. It was awesome!
You did a great job on this one Randy. So glad that the 2 of you got to take this trip together. Just shared it with Pennie and she also enjoyed watching. I also asked you a question regarding one of your older clips in the comments below the Blue Ridge clip...send me a text about it when you can. Curious...Been researching plans for the upcoming year as well. Got some pretty cool ideas swirling around. Hoping to get 1 one more video in before years end if all goes well. Cant believe i hit my goal of at least 30 videos in a year in 2020 with all thats going on.
Hey Robert, thanks! Would be good to talk in the future and see what cooking for 2021. A little concerned with the spike in covid. Will take a look for your comment... and congratulations of 30 videos!!!
@@AmericasParks Also concerned as far as travel goes but trusting in God for a vaccine to lift us out of this soon. Hes got this...Looking forward to talking soon to see what you might have cooking as well. Going to try and hit Sloan Canyon Nat'l conservation area Nevada next month.
My cousins and I just went to the Smokies this year as well and we did that cemetery hike, it was very peaceful as we were the only ones on it, but I think we almost started crying when we saw that really steep incline at the end lol. Great video!
Love it! Someone who did that hike and can identify with our agony! lol! The video didn't do the incline justice. Once we made it, glad we took the hike as well. Take care!
Great episode Randy! We will be at Smoky Mountain NP for Thanksgiving week! Hope we still get to see some fall color! Coming in from the south so we will check out Cherokee on our way in! Great work as usual! Have a blessed Thanksgiving if I don't connect w you before then!!!
That's wonderful, Tom! I remember you telling me about your trip - didn't realize it was this month. Have a great time and blessed Thanksgiving!
Another great video - thank you!
Appreciate that!
New subscriber. I'm hooked! Great video, Great content. Great Smokey Mountains!
Thanks for the kind words! All the best to you!
Loved the Autumn (Fall) colours in the trees and although the trail looked real nice to follow but it did look a real canny pull up there. Indian Creek Falls proved to be a real delight after the cemetery and you saved the best waterfall to the last, what a great drop that was. On a great day like that I would have kept out of the tunnel, also I hate that closed in feeling! Take care over there, cheers Alan
Hey Alan! Thanks for the nice remarks! Hope you have a super week, my friend!
Thanks fo sharing you new video.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
We love the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Wish we had known you were in the area. We are down in South Carolina. Would loved to have gotten to hang out a bit. Had not heard the story of The Road To Nowhere. Thanks for sharing.
Thant would have been really nice to meet you guys!
@@AmericasParks Definitely! Let us know the next time you are out this way. Have I mentioned you have quickly become my favorite TH-cam channel?!
@@McGuiresOnTires Really appreciate that!
Thank God the Road to Nowhere actually does go to nowhere. The construction of this road was one of the great environmental battles of the "environmental" 1960's. Even renowned jurist Stephen Douglas of the U.S. Supreme Court weighed in on preventing the road from devastating the integrity of the GSMNP. The proposed road would have bisected a large portion of the park and forever obliterated the wilderness character of a large part of the park. There are plenty of roads through national parks and not enough true wilderness areas, especially in the eastern U.S. So the Road to Nowwhere actually stands as a monument to those who courageously campaigned to preserve some true wilderness for future Americans to appreciate.
As to those who feel that the government reneged on a promise, they are now the economic beneficieries of the millions of tourists that visit the Smokies every year and the thousands of mountain cabin owners that are only there due to the preservation of the Smokies.
Tallahasse Tom,
Great Smoky Mountain National Park 900 Miler
Appreciate the insights which make perfect sense. Later learned they folks agreed to a 52 million dollar settlement from the US government. Interesting to learn how controversial this project was. TheI vibe I got while there was - "bad government/feel sorry for the people."
If you find yourself in Cherokee, NC again, check out Mingo Falls. It’s right outside of Cherokee and it’s a short walk to a tall waterfall
Thanks, Nathan! From what I can remember, we were there on our first trip. Very impressive!!! Need to get back! :)
It is extremely incredible and I hope you come to India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you very much for the kind words and hospitality!
@@AmericasParks You're welcomed sir ☺☺☺
beautiful fall colors wow :)
Thanks, Brendan! Grateful we hit this one just right on the colors! Have a great week!
We missed you guys by 5 days lol I wish I would have known about that Road to Nowhere definitely would have checked that out! Next time. Thanks for sharing!
Bummer! That would have been so wonderful to meet you guys in person!
@@AmericasParks one day I'm sure we'll run into each other! Was watching your video on the way back from the Atlanta REI. Man the Smokies are such a special place I wish I could go back right now! Thanks for inspiring.
Beautiful video…. What day and month of the year was this you visited the place?
Thank you very much! It was October 23, 2020.
Thank you for sharing this with the world. Looks like a lovely place to visit. I must say I like the time-lapse at 8:25.
Really nice of you to share the kind words! Have a super Thanksgiving!
I just got back from here spent 2 days. 1 day on NC side and one day in TN. Stayed in Cherokee due to no room in Gatlinburg over spring break.. and thankfully I did. Really peaceful. I did the deep creek area hike and I saw the last two of those falls, but had a completely different experience than you did as we went to some other trails that connected in there... one of them took us up into the mountain further and I’d say was borderline strenuous... another took us up a mountain creek that was a muddy fun time. This is what happens when you let your kids chose to go places. I also went to Tunnel to Nowhere, but with kids a different experience. That tunnel graffiti is not good for children either. I wish there was something that could be done to fix that graffiti. I like the idea of it, but not the execution, but I don’t think the artists care.
Good points - so many great trails out there and the graffiti - not a fan either. Was so careful with the edit to keep out the offensive stuff (and it wasn't easy).
LETS GOOOOOOO
Right on!!
weren't you in the smoky mountains a couple months ago? oh wait it was downwind of the western 🔥. anyway, getting llbean vibes. you guys would be perfect ll bean catalog models. always enjoy your content 😁
Great encouraging stuff! Thanks and have a super week!
Can you give exact day of the month so that we know what colors to expect when we visit?
Hey Tom, we were there October 23, 2020. I believe the timing can change due to the temps and rain fall, but the end of October should be a good time to visit.
hey, When did you went there? we are planning to visit smoky mountains on November 9th, will it be worth the visit?
October 23. Hard to tell as the peak colors can vary year to year. Maybe give the park rangers call. Either way, a trip to the GSMNP is always worth it!
Im here agen my friend 👍
Welcome!
I have a question, don’t feel obligated to have to answer it. But how do you afford to make all these trips? It’s one of my bucket list to hit as many parks within the NPS. Been to 30 so far.
Hey Ronnie - great question! Funds are really limited for me so here's what we do - airline tickets on credit card miles, National Park yearly pass, campgrounds (very limited hotels), eat out of the car (or cheap fast food - Subway, etc). Beyond gas, not much that will require money on a National Park trip. Hope that helps a little!
How ironic that I found this video today. I'm actually giving a zoom presentation about the park at my university today. :-)
Wow, that is really cool!!! Hope you found the video helpful and the presentation went very well!
@@AmericasParks as a matter of fact it went very well. The university posted it to their youtube site the next day. You can check it out here............. th-cam.com/video/9KJ_bEA0LuA/w-d-xo.html
@@iguillo Really nice work! Left on comment on the site!
@@AmericasParks Thanks! I enjoy your videos as well. ;-)
Just did those three water falls on last Friday the 13th. Juney Wank classified as easy, kind of misleading. lol
Neat to hear, Thomas! Yeah that initial uphill was fairly step, however the "cemetery spur trail" was a little more than we were expecting for a casual fall stroll in the park! lol!
What were the dates that you were actually there? The colors and waterfalls are absolutely stunning!
Most likely late October early November
October 23, 2020 - yes it such was incredible!
Good call, Christian - 10.23.20! Thanks for the response!
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Thnaks!
Between Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains, which one would you say has the most impressive waterfalls?
Tough to say as I have not seen a large enough sample, but from what I've witnessed - GSMNP.
Hey! I am trying to purchase from your merchandise store and it is not working. Is this shut down temporarily or for good?
Yikes, not aware of any issues regarding the Teespring banner (on each individual video). Think it looks good now. Try again, it might have been a temporary issue. Thank you!!
@@AmericasParks Yes it is back!! thank you for the quick reply, I love your channel
Sasquatch lives there.
Wish I saw him!
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Nice work!