Avid fans of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park will agree that the remote treasures found deep in the Oconaluftee Mountain Farm Museum in the park are a must-see with any first or return trip to the country’s most visited national park. Attendance at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park completely dwarfs that of other national parks by almost four times each year. In 2020, park attendance exceeded 12 million visitors, compared to the second most visited national park in the U.S., Yellowstone at 3.8 million visitors.

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Have you ever been to the Oconaluftee Mountain Farm Museum before? Let us know how many elk you have seen or your favorite part. Learn more with a visit to the National Park Service website. If you are interested in our journey then we made a little Adventuring in the Moment video so make sure you check it out (You will even get to see the elk really close!):

While hiking around the Smokies make sure you have the AllTrails+ app, this is a must-have tool for us on every hike.

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