Framed Great Smoky Mountains National Park Art

A quick glance at the Framed Great Smoky Mountains National Park Art will reveal the fact that this part has an impressive elevation difference. Mountain climbers can go up a path that starts at below 1000 feet and goes all the way up to 6600 feet, all culminating with the summit of the tall Clingmans Dome. Only the best trained athletes can ascend the entire mountain range, with most of the tourists settling for the chance to explore the natural beauties lying at the bottom.

Perhaps the image that can be found most frequently in the collection of Framed Great Smoky Mountains National Park Art is the one dedicated to the observation tower at Clingmans Dome. This is also the highest point in the entire national parks and not surprisingly the place that provides the best vantage point for those who want to catch up a glance at the big picture. On a clear day, one could see hundreds of miles away, although the park is famous for his high precipitation and humidity.