This tour meets at the Sugarlands Visitors Center. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park contains the largest collection of human artifacts of any park in the country. Travel back to a bygone era as we visit remnants of an early 1900's town following the gorgeous, yet, misnamed, Little River. This tour is lead by a highly trained and skilled professional naturalist guide who is passionate and knowledgeable about the Smokies. For your safety and peace of mind, your guides are certified as Wilderness First Responders and in non lethal bear aversion techniques. All vehicles will need a 'Park it Forward' Parking Pass
1:30pm History Tour: Experience a slice of the Smokies and enjoy some history on this beautiful tour of the Smoky Mountains. Perfect for anyone who simply wants an introduction to our Park.
Enjoy a gentle stroll in a quiet part of the Park. You'll walk along a beautiful river, see several small cascades, and explore a remain of a town that used to sit in this area. Perfect for families, seniors and large groups as well as couples looking for an easy introduction to the Smokies
You will make your own way to the meeting points
• Gratuities are appreciated for good service. Industry recommendation is 10% - 20% • Company: A Walk in the Woods • Prior to your trip please contact us with your local contact information. You can call phone# 865-436-8283 • Comfortable walking shoes are recommended • Minimum numbers apply. • Tours operate rain or shine • Ponchos or rain jacket highly recommended Parking Tag not included. Contact us or purchase here: www.recreation.gov/activitypass/AP2510