Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee Made of ancient
rock uplifted from deep below the earth's surface, these mountains, part
of the Appalachian system, are among the oldest on the planet. They actually
stopped the advance of the glaciers. This is our most popular national
park and has been designated an International Biosphere Reserve. Water
hydrocarbons give the 800 square mile park the perennial haze that named
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