Most modern-day families and hikers prefer to head to Chimney Tops and Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains. Greenbrier is quieter, but still an easy hike for younger children who may not last more than a couple of miles

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Been to the Smoky Mountains many times? Seen it all, done it all? Maybe not everything, after all! If you’re ready for a change of pace and are looking to expand your hiking horizons, or you’re new to the mountains and would like to start off your hiking experience on a very different foot, here is the experience you don't want to miss and it will give you unique bragging rights. Smoky Mountain Llama Treks is the answer you’ve been searching for!

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Whether you're exploring the great outdoors with young adventurers or seeking thrilling escapades with older kids, the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee offer an abundance of family-friendly hiking trails suitable for every age. From serene strolls by picturesque rivers to rewarding hikes leading to magnificent waterfalls, the region has something for everyone. 

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Frozen waterfalls...snow-covered mountaintops.. stunning views. The Smoky Mountains can be a winter wonderland. If you don’t mind a little cold weather, you’ll love hiking and exploring while enjoying the beauty of the Smokies during this season. We’ve made a list of several most popular hiking trails in the Smoky Mountains during winter.

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