Much of the Smokies can be enjoyed from your vehicle and from accessible facilities and programs offered in the park. Activities range from viewing scenery to exploring the intracacies of the forest floor to learning about the resourceful people who made a living from this wilderness. ![]() Sugarlands Visitor CenterDesignated accessible parking spaces are available at Sugarlands Visitor Center and the restrooms are accessible. The visitor center is open year-round, except on Christmas Day, and is fully accessible. The information desk, book sales area, and exhibits are all on one level. Oconaluftee Visitor Center, Mountain Farm Museum, and Mingus MillDesignated accessible parking spaces are available at the Oconaluftee Visitor Center and the restrooms are accessible. The visitor center is open year-round, except on Christmas Day, and is accessible. Exhibits, information desk, and book sales area are all on one level. Cades CoveDesignated accessible parking spaces are available in the campground/picnic area parking lot across from the ranger station. The Cades Cove Campground Store and adjacent restrooms are accessible. Parkwide FacilitiesAmphitheaters - The most accessible amphitheater is at Cades Cove. It is level, and adjacent restrooms are accessible. The amphitheaters at Elkmont and Smokemont have paved trails, but they are steep and may require assistance. |
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Last updated: October 24, 2023