Posted by Jeff on Nov 23, 2016 @ 11:49 am in Hiking News | 0 comments | Last modified: November 23, 2016
Great Smoky Mountains National Park rangers are suggesting you take a break from spending on Black Friday and take a hike with them instead.
The hikes will be offered near Smokemont Campground and Sugarlands Visitor Center and provide an outstanding opportunity for people of all ages to #OptOutside and enjoy the park, a park release said.
“The Thanksgiving holiday weekend offers a perfect opportunity for people to build memories with friends and family along a trail,” said Superintendent Cassius Cash. “Take some time to enjoy the serenity of these special mountains to recharge on your own or to reconnect with your loved ones.”
The park has more than 800 miles of trails to explore throughout the year, with every season offering its own special rewards. During late fall and winter, the absence of deciduous leaves opens new vistas revealing stone walls, chimneys, and foundations. These reminders of past communities allow hikers to discover a glimpse of history along park trails.
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