A must-see in North Carolina in autumn—the maple leaves in the Great Smoky Mountains are the best!

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, also known as the Great Smoky Mountains or the Great Smoky Mountains, is located on the border of Tennessee and North Carolina! Because there is always a light mist covering the mountains and forests, the mountains got the name Great Smoky Mountains! The mountain fog presents different scenes at different times of the day! In the early morning, thick fog filled the entire valley, with only the shadows of the high mountains flickering in the distance! At noon, the mountain fog turned into wisps of light smoke, slowly sliding across the mountainside! At sunset, the mountain fog turned into a rose-colored cloud curtain, setting off the purple mountains under the setting sun! The peaks and trees in the park are covered with snow, creating a mysterious and beautiful scene! Plus, this is also the ideal season for hiking and snowshoeing, making the Big Wilderness National Park worth a visit no matter the time of year!