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     Even before 1934 when the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was dedicated by President Theodore Roosevelt, this area has always enticed people to come here. The treasure of the Great Smoky Mountains has been the wonder and appreciation of everyone who has traversed it As you climb from the river to the main peaks, you pass successfully through the same floral zones you would encounter while traveling from mid-Georgia to Southern Canada The Great Smoky Mountains National Park can be somewhat overwhelming for the first-time visitor. Driving into the park is easy; you may have already done that; why not explore what is on the outside of GUIDED your vehicle? You may ask; But where do I begin? Take a hike with us, come and explore with us in the oldest and once tallest mountain range in the world. From black bears and elk to salamanders and microscopic organisms, Old-growth forests to spring wildflowers. Log cabins to grist mills. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers countless opportunities for exploring and discovering both the natural and cultural history of these ancient mountains. With over 520,000 acres, more than 800 miles of hiking trails, and over 2100 miles of streams the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is sure to have something for everyone. Our guides, with countless miles of hiking and years of backpacking experience in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, can provide an insight into all of the areas we may explore. All our guides are CPR and first-aid certified. For your piece of mind we are licensed and insured. We are also authorized through the Department of the Interior (Permit # CUA-GRSM-5300).