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The river does a nice curve and it's a great spot to take a bath.

Confluence of the two Little Rivers.

A waterfall better seen by crossing the creek

Maloney Point is a popular pull-off and viewpoint along Fighting Creek Gap Road in the Smoky Mountains. There are lots of overlooks along this paved highway, and this is one of the ones that is worth stopping for. You get a great view of the mountains and the ridge on the other side of the valley.

Ben Morton Overlook on Newfound Gap Road North provides a breathtaking view of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The panoramic scenery includes majestic peaks, dense forests, and mist-shrouded valleys. Visitors are treated to an awe-inspiring vista that captures the beauty and grandeur of the Appalachian mountain range.

A special place in history. This is the place where President Theodore Roosevelt declared the Great Smoky Mountains a National Park in 1940. The Rockefeller Family built the Rockefeller Memorial - A viewing platform which gives you an incredible view of the area. Newfound Gap is also situated on the Stateline between Tennessee and North Carolina.

The Newfound Gap lies on the border between Tennessee and North Carolina. A special one in history, this is where President Theodore Roosevelt declared the Great Smoky Mountains a national park in 1940. The Rockefeller family built the Rockefeller Memorial here - a viewing platform and now a popular photo opportunity

The Newfound Gap lies on the border between Tennessee and North Carolina. A special one in history, here President Theodore Roosevelt declared the Great Smoky Mountains a national park in 1940. The Rockefeller family built the Rockefeller Memorial here - a viewing platform and now a popular photo opportunity