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]]>The lush green mountains, rushing rivers, and majestic waterfalls make for an idyllic travel destination that only gets better during the summer.
One of our favorite activities to do whenever we visit the Smoky Mountains as a sports and adventure lover is whitewater rafting.
So, what is this activity? Whitewater rafting consists of an inflatable raft which is filled with a group of people, including a guide, which goes down a challenging stretch of river which can be filled with rocks, rapids, and unexpected drops!
A heart-racing adventure, the type of river needed for this type of activity exists throughout the Smoky Mountains region. From the Pigeon River in Tennessee to the French Broad River in North Carolina, you will find plenty of outfitters which offer up trips led by professional guides and with all the material you’ll need included.
If you want to get your pulse racing with a group of friends or family on your next trip to the Smokies in the beauty of this area’s nature, you can’t go wrong with a whitewater rafting trip. Give it a try!
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]]>It’ll be a bit toasty there in the springtime, but just the kind of toasty you want. Beautiful hotels and luxurious pools make Palm Springs the perfect place for any vacationer to be during the spring, and your tan will never look better.
If you have an affinity for serene forest landscapes, check out the great Smoky Mountains National Park. Located on the crux of Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina, it’s among the most famous parks in the world, and it’s perfect for a wholesome family trip.
The scenery that you’ll witness on the Oregon coast is the kind that’ll justify any spring vacation. It’s perfect for backpacker types who love epic mountains, rock formations, and beautiful forests.
It makes sense that New Yorkers would be anxious to leave the city for the wonderful countryside in the spring. But for those who aren’t used to seeing tall buildings? New York City is an excellent spring vacation, with its endless activities and iconic landmarks.
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]]>If you’re looking for suggestions for parks to see fall colors in, look no further!
Peak: mid-to-late October
This magical park, the country’s most popular, is one of the best places on earth to see trees’ colors change in autumn. Go in mid or late October to see the Tennessee and North Carolina mountains come alive.
Peak: mid-to-late September
The high elevations in this Colorado park mean that colors begin to change earlier than in most places in the United States. The bright yellow colors of the Aspen leaves turning colors for the fall is an unforgettable sight to see.
Peak: late September to early October
This underrated Maine park is fantastic because it combines fall colors with the beauty of the savage North Atlantic Ocean. Get here at the end of September or the beginning of October to see the colors in full bloom.
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]]>Nestled between the eastern border of Tennessee and the western border of North Carolina, the Great Smoky Mountains is one of the most biodiverse and scenic places in the US.
Protected as part of the United States National Park System, the Smokies (as they are colloquially called) are an idyllic mountain retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city.
The third-tallest mountain in the eastern United States, Clingmans Dome, is part of the park. Visitors can see a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.
Opportunities for recreation abound in the park. Many people choose to go hiking to precious viewpoints such as Chimney Tops.
The park also has plenty to offer for those who love water. There are multiple waterfalls to which visitors can hike, and it’s even possible to go tubing or whitewater rafting down one of its rivers.
One of the most well-known rivers for rafting is the Pigeon River, which gives visitors a thrilling ride down a mountain river.
If you’re looking for an accessible, beautiful place to visit, look no further than the Smokies.
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]]>The post Whitewater Rafting: A Great Summer Plan in the Smokies appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The lush green mountains, rushing rivers, and majestic waterfalls make for an idyllic travel destination that only gets better during the summer.
One of our favorite activities to do whenever we visit the Smoky Mountains as a sports and adventure lover is whitewater rafting.
So, what is this activity? Whitewater rafting consists of an inflatable raft which is filled with a group of people, including a guide, which goes down a challenging stretch of river which can be filled with rocks, rapids, and unexpected drops!
A heart-racing adventure, the type of river needed for this type of activity exists throughout the Smoky Mountains region. From the Pigeon River in Tennessee to the French Broad River in North Carolina, you will find plenty of outfitters which offer up trips led by professional guides and with all the material you’ll need included.
If you want to get your pulse racing with a group of friends or family on your next trip to the Smokies in the beauty of this area’s nature, you can’t go wrong with a whitewater rafting trip. Give it a try!
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]]>The post The Best U.S. Cities For a Spring Vacation appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It’ll be a bit toasty there in the springtime, but just the kind of toasty you want. Beautiful hotels and luxurious pools make Palm Springs the perfect place for any vacationer to be during the spring, and your tan will never look better.
If you have an affinity for serene forest landscapes, check out the great Smoky Mountains National Park. Located on the crux of Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina, it’s among the most famous parks in the world, and it’s perfect for a wholesome family trip.
The scenery that you’ll witness on the Oregon coast is the kind that’ll justify any spring vacation. It’s perfect for backpacker types who love epic mountains, rock formations, and beautiful forests.
It makes sense that New Yorkers would be anxious to leave the city for the wonderful countryside in the spring. But for those who aren’t used to seeing tall buildings? New York City is an excellent spring vacation, with its endless activities and iconic landmarks.
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]]>The post The United States’ National Parks: Even More Beautiful in the Fall appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re looking for suggestions for parks to see fall colors in, look no further!
Peak: mid-to-late October
This magical park, the country’s most popular, is one of the best places on earth to see trees’ colors change in autumn. Go in mid or late October to see the Tennessee and North Carolina mountains come alive.
Peak: mid-to-late September
The high elevations in this Colorado park mean that colors begin to change earlier than in most places in the United States. The bright yellow colors of the Aspen leaves turning colors for the fall is an unforgettable sight to see.
Peak: late September to early October
This underrated Maine park is fantastic because it combines fall colors with the beauty of the savage North Atlantic Ocean. Get here at the end of September or the beginning of October to see the colors in full bloom.
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]]>The post The Great Smoky Mountains Are Calling Your Name appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Nestled between the eastern border of Tennessee and the western border of North Carolina, the Great Smoky Mountains is one of the most biodiverse and scenic places in the US.
Protected as part of the United States National Park System, the Smokies (as they are colloquially called) are an idyllic mountain retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city.
The third-tallest mountain in the eastern United States, Clingmans Dome, is part of the park. Visitors can see a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.
Opportunities for recreation abound in the park. Many people choose to go hiking to precious viewpoints such as Chimney Tops.
The park also has plenty to offer for those who love water. There are multiple waterfalls to which visitors can hike, and it’s even possible to go tubing or whitewater rafting down one of its rivers.
One of the most well-known rivers for rafting is the Pigeon River, which gives visitors a thrilling ride down a mountain river.
If you’re looking for an accessible, beautiful place to visit, look no further than the Smokies.
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