SEVIER COUNTY, Tenn. — Nothing beats fall in the Great Smoky Mountains. Who doesn’t love seeing our beautiful national park blanketed in red, orange and yellow?

You could see the Great Smoky Mountains on this bucket list-worthy train ride. Or you could drive through on one of the best ...

If you postponed a leaf-peeping trip to the Smokies because of Hurricane Helene, here’s what you need to know about fall foliage in East Tennessee.

From the mountain maples in North Carolina to the stunning Spruce-fir trees that shade the Great Smoky Mountains, there’s nothing better than witnessing this fall foliage up close.

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“Foliage changes would start in Shenandoah in early to mid-October and ‘move’ south into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in late October,” he says.

If you postponed a leaf-peeping trip to the Smokies because of Hurricane Helene, here’s what you need to know about fall foliage in East Tennessee.