Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Ancient Peaks, Blue Mist, and 300 Million Years

This is part 1 of our Great Smoky Mountains National Park podcast series. Check out our other episodes on Great Smoky Mountains National Park for kids:
Part 1: Ancient Peaks, Blue Mist, and 300 Million Years
Part 2: Fireflies at Dark
Part 3: Salamander Capital of the World
Part 4: The Black Bear

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Why are the Great Smoky Mountains National Park so smoky? And why is it the most visited park? Find out whats up with all that smoke, why this park has so many plants and animals, and five reasons this park is the most visited in the national park system. 

Need an idea of some fun places to visit that are great for kids and families? In the episode, I mention Laurel Falls, Kuwohi Dome, the Appalachian Trail & Newfound Gap, Cades Cove, and Cataloochee Valley.

Can you decode our mystery sound? Thank you to the North American Bear Center for sharing their sounds with us today!

🎒Scout mission included - great for families to do together!

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