Chimney Tops Viewpoint in Great Smoky

Chimney Tops Viewpoint

One of the most recognizable landscape features.

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Chimney Tops Viewpoint Details

Difficulty

Low

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Region

Newfound Gap Road

The treeless, double-capstone knob on the east slope of Sugarlands Mountain, known as the Chimney Tops, is one of the most recognizable landscape features in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Cherokee called the peak the "forked antler." From this viewpoint you can see the steep cliffs below the summit, and the verdant surrounding landscape make this a popular picture spot.