The highest rainfall occurs June through September so waterfalls are at their peak during these months. Tubing down the rivers, hiking and splashing in waterfalls, and enjoying airconditioned indoor attractions offer plenty of things to do.
Summer With hundreds of babbling rivers and roaring waterfalls to cool off in during the heat of the summer, summer break is a great time to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Luckily there are plenty of nearby Indoor Attractions in Gatlinburgand Pigeon Forge that can be visited no matter what the weather. Crimson crabapples, purple violets, stunning white and pink rhododendrons and white mountain laurel begin showcasing their beauty in the spring. Yet all the rain helps create gorgeous waterfalls and herald in the spring’s colorful wildflowers. Spring Spring weather in the Smokies can be quite unpredictable, rain showers will pop up throughout the day.
Here is a brief summary of the highlights and appeal during the four seasons.
It truly doesn’t matter when you visit, there is beauty to be found in every season. One week barely scratches the surface of the numerous waterfalls and trails you can explore, so we’ve narrowed down the choices and selected our best recommendations for waterfall hikes for families. If you’re just starting to plan a trip to the beautiful Appalachian region, you’ll soon find out that one of the hardest parts is deciding between all the choices of things to see and do! If you’ve just started planning here is a Guide to Visiting the Great Smoky Mountains and Gatlinburg, which has the best tips for where to stay, eat and play in the area.
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