As a supplement to the landforms of Tennessee, the table above lists various landforms (waterfalls, peaks, balds, rock formations) in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee and North Carolina. Information on each landform includes maps, GPS waypoint (latitude/longitude), and the occasional picture. In the Smokies there are 17 peaks over 6000', 8 balds, 5 arches, and more than 90 waterfalls. Some of these landforms are off-trail, contact the Park Rangers regarding off-trail or manway ventures. Corrections and additions are welcomed. For more information see
- clickable GSMNP trail map zoom/pan
- GSMNP hiking trails mileage, climb, and map locator and stream crossings
- clickable Google map/image/topo with landforms, trails, and campsites or Tiger/census map
- Google Earth KML file gsmnp.kmz for GSMNP landforms or camp.kmz campsites or trails.kmz trails (2/22/08)
- clickable USGS quadrangle map of GSMNP, zoom/pan
- GSMNP park maps (pdf's) including 2005 trail map
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GSMNP campsite locations maps and GPS waypoints for GSMNP
campgrounds, shelters, and backcountry campsites
- GSMNP
road, trail, and campsite closures
- weather and snow depth at various locations within the Smokies and forecast
- historical weather data graphs, temperature and precipitation ( Tremont) and weather.com graphs and monthly average at Gatlinburg and Clingmans Dome and here
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mountain webcams
Look Rock (2880') view of Smokies (15 min updates)
Purchase Knob (4900', NC) (looking NE)
WBIR skycam looking at Mt LeConte from west of Gatlinburg
interactive webcam near Greenbrier
Mt Pisgah (5700') view of Cold Mountain in Shining Rock wilderness
more mountain web cams - Tennessee landforms arches, waterfalls, chimneys with maps/waypoints/pics
- book:
Hiking Trails of the Smokies
trail descriptions, map, elevation profiles
- Hiker's Guide to the Smokies or Hiking Trails of the Great Smoky Mountains
- Day Hiker's Guide To All The Trails In The Smoky Mountains 1060 miles in 75 day hikes
- geology of Cades Cove and another GIS data
- geologic maps
- Cades Cove cultural resources
- book A Roadside Guide to the Geology of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- igneous rock near Mt Collins (not visually significant)
- GSMA books and things
- Friends of GSMNP
- Smoky Mountains Hiking Club and Bob Lochbaum's How far is it gps'n and measurin' the trails
- Carolina Mountain Club hikes GPS route files
- 2/22/08 GSMNP/Lochbaum trails.zip Maptech trail track file (gsmnp.txf) or GPX version trailsgpx.zip
- 1995 NPS GSMNP GIS data and Maptech smtrails.txf '95 trail track file (1.3 MB)
- Google Earth has a layer with the GSMNP trails, you can add landforms and campsites with the following KML files gsmnp.kmz and camp.kmz or 2/22/08 trails trails.kmz
- Smoky Mountain trails maps and GPS track data from '95 data above (.gpx format)
- 900 miler hike all trails in the GSMNP ( the trails)
- historical maps of the Great Smoky Mountains including interactive 1931 topo maps and 1926 map
- Smoky Mountain topo maps
- Dutch Roth's black&whites of the Great Smoky Mountains (1920's-)
- 1936 Great Smoky Mountains National park film
- summitpost.org Great Smoky Mountains
- peaks in the south over 6000', see East Beyond 6000 or South Beyond 6000 or peakbagger.com and their peak search
- Appalachian Trail TN section and Maptech TN AT track file (zip, txf)
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shelter waypoints for all of AT
- the AT in the Smoky Mountains elevation profile mileage profile
- side trails off the AT in the GSMNP
- landforms of the Big South Fork (TN/KY) GPS
- GPS info and free pc-to-gps software EasyGPS
- TN peaks over 6000' or county high points and NC county high points
- wayhoo's USGS waypoints in/near GSMNP
- news gosmokies.com and trail info
- TN/GSMNP lookout towers
and Google map