Douglas McPherson on Facebook
The Shadow of the Bear is visible mid-October thru part of November, and again between mid-February into March. One of the most popular spots for viewing is from the Rhodes Big View Overlook.
Straddling both the NC and the Tennessee lines, Clingman’s Dome rises to an elevation of 6,643 feet.
Shadow of the Bear
Douglas McPherson Photography
Clingman’s Dome
Douglas McPherson Photography
Keith Green
Our state bird, the cardinal
Although Keith does not have a photography page, you can often find his photos on our Facebook page.
Blue Ridge Parkway
Keith Green, Photographer
NC Cardinal
Keith Green, Photographer
Upliftingphotography on Facebook
State Line of NC
Uplifting Photography
Terry Barnes Photography on Facebook
Cullasaja Falls is located in the Nantahala National Forest. The word Cullasaja means “honey locust place” in the Cherokee language.
Cullasaja Falls
Terry Barnes Photography
Matthew H Irvin, Photographer/Writer
On Facebook
Train in the Fog
Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge
Train in the Fog
Matthew H Irvin, Photographer/Writer
Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge
Matthew H Irvin, Photographer/Writer
On Facebook
Full Moon over Sleepy Gap
Full Moon over Sleepy Gap
Steven Freedman Photography
Fred W Symmes Chapel, also known as “Pretty Place”. Due to the popularity of Pretty Place, please see the supplied link for details, as there are some minor restrictions on visiting.
“Pretty Place”
Fred W Symmes Chapel
Charles Hardin, Photographer