Great Smoky Mountains — 10 Best Day Hikes GPX Route Collection

America's most-visited national park, told through its ten best day hikes — waterfalls, grassy balds, rock outcrops and the park's highest summit. GPS routes you can follow on your phone, real photos and elevation profiles, and a trail passport to collect every hike.

What's inside

• 10 GPX route files — one per trail, ready to import into AllTrails, Gaia GPS, Komoot, or your GPS watch
• A full Route Guide (Letter, A4 and mobile editions): a real photo, route map, elevation profile, trailhead logistics and local tips for every trail
• A fillable Trail Passport — tick off each hike and log the date, weather, who you hiked with and your best moment
• 10 collectible trail badges plus a shareable Instagram Story image for every hike

The trails

• Alum Cave Trail — 4.6 mi, moderate
• Chimney Tops Trail — 3.6 mi, strenuous
• Andrews Bald — 3.0 mi, moderate
• Rainbow Falls Trail — 5.4 mi, moderate–strenuous
• Grotto Falls — 2.6 mi, easy–moderate
• Abrams Falls Trail — 4.7 mi, moderate
• Charlies Bunion — 8.6 mi, moderate–strenuous
• Ramsey Cascades Trail — 7.8 mi, strenuous
• Kuwohi Observation Tower (formerly Clingmans Dome) — 1.1 mi, easy–moderate
• Mouse Creek Falls — 4.0 mi, easy–moderate

From easy strolls to full-day climbs

The set works for a first visit and a fifth: short waterfall walks, the park's highest point, and big days out to Ramsey Cascades and Charlies Bunion. Every route is measured from real GPS data, so the distances and climbs are what you'll actually walk. Import the GPX, download the park's offline map, and your live position shows against the route even without signal.

Instant digital download

You'll receive the complete bundle immediately after purchase: 10 GPX files, the Route Guide with Trail Passport in Letter, A4 and mobile editions, and the badge and Story image pack.

Trail data: National Park Service (public domain); Chimney Tops Trail and Charlies Bunion © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP. Photos via Wikimedia Commons — full credits in the guide. Conditions change — always follow current park guidance.