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Luxuriate in the the autumn splendor when the leaves begin to turn.
Here are the 18 prettiest spots to see Tennessee’sstunning fall foliage.
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Clingmans Dome, one of its most popular spots, offers a 360-degree view of the mountains.
If you’re there during peak color change, it should be your first stop.
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Don’t forget about thiscolorful alpine village.
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But we’re after one thing, and that’s fall foliage.
For that, take theSkyLiftand walk the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America, the SkyBridge.
You’ll be overlooking both Gatlinburg and the Smokies in one fell swoop.
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Rent a kayak, and get paddling.
The views of the waterfalls here are especially magical at this time of year.
Our personal favorite excursion: fall color cruises along the Tennessee River on a riverboat.
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From there, verify to catch breathtaking vista views from Signal Point, Sunset Rock, or Raccoon Mountain.
You might stumble upon natural wonders like the Twin Arches (via the Twin Arches Loop Trail).
Whichever route you choose, you’ll want a window seat.
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There is no shortage of charming autumnal vignettes to find inLeiper’s Fork.
When the leaves change in the fall, it’s a sight to see.
The mountain rises 6,285 feet high, and the state park stretches over 2,000 rolling acres of color-changing hardwoods.
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How about a rainbow of fall color for your consideration?
Hop on the Appalachian Trail for a spell, and take in the sights.
But don’t leave before listening to live music back in town.
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It’s a route that can lead you to various overlooks, trails, and waterfalls.
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