1-0-2 Facts About America's Most Visited National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, located between Tennessee and North Carolina, attracts tens of millions of visitors each year thanks to its majestic beauty and unique natural wonders.

It is the most visited national park in the United States. Every year, more than 12 million tourists come to visit and camp here. Photo: Pinterest.

The name Great Smoky comes from the distinctive green mist. The steam from the trees creates a green mist that covers the mountains and forests all year round. Photo: Pinterest.

The oldest mountain range in North America. The geological age of the Smoky Mountains is 200–300 million years. Photo: Pinterest.

Home to more than 19,000 species of creatures. From black bears and deer to countless insects and fungi, the biodiversity of this national park is astonishing. Photo: Pinterest.

There are more than 500 miles of trails. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a hiker's paradise, with a section of the famous Appalachian Trail running through it. Photo: Pinterest.

Preserving Appalachian culture. Log homes and old churches reflect the lives of 19th-century American mountain dwellers. Photo: Pinterest.

A natural icon of the American South. Its wild beauty, red maple forests and mist make it an endless source of inspiration for artists. Photo: Pinterest.

Is a World Natural Heritage. UNESCO recognized the Great Smoky Mountains National Park as a World Heritage Site in 1983 thanks to the most diverse temperate forest ecosystem in North America. Photo: Pinterest.

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