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Making America's Best Idea Even Better
Great Smoky Mountains National ParkThe park is home to a wondrous diversity of life.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
What's Blooming: Late March

Take a tour of two popular wildflower viewing trails to see what's blooming in the park in late March. This video is closed captioned. To turn captions on or off, click on the caption button in the right-hand corner of the viewer control bar.

 

 
Scientists estimate that 100,000 different species live in the park.  

Did You Know?
What lives in Great Smoky Mountains National Park? Although the question sounds simple, it is actually extremely complex. Right now scientists think that we only know about 12 percent of the plants and animals that live in the park, or about 12,000 species of a probable 100,000 different organisms.

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Last Updated: March 26, 2009 at 17:47 EST