Explore Learning
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is an amazing outdoor ecosystem. An estimated 100,000 species of animals and plants live in this habitat. Scientists are actively researching inside the park, discovering new species and developing strategies to document and preserve their existence.
Several non-profit organizations, like the ones listed here on My Smoky Mountain Guide, work hand in glove with the National Park Service to ensure that this magnificent park and its inhabitants are here for many years to come.
Each organization has a different overall mission, but every one of them has a goal of educating the public about the park, its inhabitants, the cultural history, or the preservation of it all.
We invite you to explore learning as part of your Great Smoky Mountains National Park experience. Explore learning through hands-on participation in a class. Explore learning through a workshop. Explore learning through summer camps and family events.
Take a look at these organizations. Each exists to promote the park, its preservation, and to educate the public. They also sponsor hiking events, camps, educational classes, and more. Explore the multitude of ways you can learn and have fun together.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is an amazing outdoor ecosystem.
An estimated 100,000 species of animals and plants live in this habitat.
Scientists are actively researching inside the park, discovering new species and developing strategies to document and preserve their existence.
Several non-profit organizations, like the ones listed here on My Smoky Mountain Guide, work hand in glove with the National Park Service to ensure that this magnificent park and its inhabitants are here for many years to come.
Each organization has a different overall mission, but every one of them has a goal of educating the public about the park, its inhabitants, the cultural history, or the preservation of it all.
We invite you to explore learning as part of your Great Smoky Mountains National Park experience.
Explore learning through hands-on participation in a class.
Explore learning through a workshop.
Explore learning through summer camps and family events.
Take a look at the organizations below. Each exists to promote the park, its preservation, and to educate the public.
They also sponsor hiking events, camps, educational classes, and more.
Explore the multitude of ways you can learn and have fun together.
Disclaimer
My Smoky Mountain Guide aims to provide accurate, up-to-date information about Great Smoky Mountains National Park and surrounding areas, using reputable sources. However, details about events, attractions, trails, or businesses may change without notice due to factors like weather or park policies. We cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of our content. Visitors should verify details with official sources, such as the National Park Service or local businesses, before planning. My Smoky Mountain Guide is not liable for inaccuracies, omissions, or consequences from using this information. You are responsible for your own decisions based on our content. For feedback or corrections, please contact us.
