Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina     Custom Search   The welcoming personnel and the beauty of the spot attract folks from all over. How long has it been since you went for a weekend of camping? Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats in North Carolina is just the spot. The Great Smoky Mountains scenery is always picturesque. Among the things you can do right next door to Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats are whitewater paddling, swimming, fishing, playing golf, and hiking, so you won’t run out of things to do. There's so much stuff to do in the vicinity of Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats; it is one of a lot of glorious campgrounds in this vicinity. All the fine local attractions       close at hand and so much to do will unquestionably have you coming back many times. As long as you adore the outdoors you will adore North Carolina. Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats is a top pick campground with   the folks of Fontana Dam. Yellow Creek has a type IV-V bit of whitewater close by. The 1.1-mile-from-beginning-to-end SR 1242 to US 129 portion is pleasant to kayak. Generally this bit of Yellow Creek is a challenging place for raft paddling. Check circumstances prior to departure on the whitewater, or else it's not secure. Lots of people from Fontana Dam come to Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, and there are glorious places to look at along the Abrams Falls Trail. All year is a glorious time in the Great Smoky Mountains if you go for the outdoors. In the event that you want to go for a ride on a horse Cade's Cove Riding Stables is in the neighborhood. Going to   Nantahala National Forest near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats is a tremendous thing to do; a visit to Great Smoky Mountains National Park is recommended.   Highland Manor Inn And Conference Center, Townsend 8 miles away    Creekside Paradise, Robbinsville 10 miles away    Microtel Inn & Suites By Wyndham Robbinsville, Robbinsville 10 miles away    Dancing Bear Lodge, Townsend 11 miles away Other campgrounds near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina:    Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Birch Spring Gap, Fontana Dam, 1 miles away    Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Twentymile Creek, Fontana Dam, 2 miles away    Fontana Lake Dam Rd, Fontana Dam, 2 miles away    Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Lost Cove, Fontana Dam, 3 miles away    Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Forge Creek, Townsend, 3 miles away    Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Sheep Pen Gap, Fontana Dam, 3 miles away    Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Dalton Branch, Fontana Dam, 3 miles away    Fontana Dam Shelter - Appalachian Trail, Fontana Dam, 4 miles away    Mollies Ridge Shelter - Appalachian Trail, Townsend, 4 miles away    Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Lost Cove, Fontana Dam, 4 miles away Marinas near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina:    Santeetlah Marina, Lake Santeetlah, 8 miles away    Fontana Village Marina, Fontana Dam, 9 miles away    Deyton Camp Boat Dock Rentals, Robbinsville, 9 miles away Paddling Rivers Near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina:    Yellow Creek, Graham County, 5 miles away       Class IV-V - 1.1 miles long (SR 1242 to US 129)    Abrams Creek, Blount County, 6 miles away       Class I-III - 18 miles long (Cades Cove to US Route 127)    Cheoah River, Graham County, 6 miles away       Class IV-V - 7.1 miles long (Grocery Store to Calderwood Lake Boat Launch)    Little River - West Prong, Blount County, 9 miles away       Class III-IV - 6 miles long (Cold Water Knob to Cades Cove Road)    Little River - West Prong, Blount County, 9 miles away       Class III-IV - 3 miles long (Confluence with Laurel Creek to West Prong of Little River) Public Lands near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina:    Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Gatlinburg - TN, 25 miles away    Obed Wild & Scenic River, Wartburg - TN, 63 miles away    Fort Loudoun State Park, Tennessee, 27 miles away    Nantahala National Forest, North Carolina, 31 miles away Trails near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina:    Long Hungry Ridge Trail, Swain County, 1 miles away    Appalachian National Scenic Trail, Johnson County, 4 miles away    Pine Oak Trail, Blount County, 5 miles away    Abrams Falls Trail, Blount County, 6 miles away    Russell Field Trail, Blount County, 7 miles away    Hannah Mountain Trail, Blount County, 7 miles away    Vista Trail, Blount County, 7 miles away Golf Courses Near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina:    Lambert Acres Golf Course, Maryville, 15 miles away    Royal Oaks Golf Course, Maryville, 18 miles away    Putter Place, Alcoa, 18 miles away    Royal Oaks Golf Community & Country Club, Maryville, 18 miles away    Laurel Valley Golf Course, Maryville, 19 miles away Lakes Near Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina:    Fontana Lake, Swain County, 3 miles away    Santeetlah Lake, Graham County, 7 miles away Current weather conditions and forecast for Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats, Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina Local climate location: KNOXVILLE WSO AP 11 miles away Outdoors Recreation Near Sevierville, Tennessee Outdoors recreation in the vicinity of Sevierville, Tennessee, the metro area neareast to Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Upper Flats. 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