But we had to go one, after a cold night that made us use our sleeping bags, we parted toward the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the most visited park in the United States, a number of hotels and cabins can be found on the road going to the park.  After we left the businesses behind, we found a curvy and enjoyable road, something like the Cuyaga in Venezuela, but in perfect conditions.  After many ascending curves we got to Clingsmans Dome, the highest part of the park (already Tennessee) where you park your car to continue on foot half a mile to a viewpoint.  The only thing was that it was raining and we got totally drenched during the walk, and then hailstone started to fall and we had to make lots of efforts to protect the cameras while we went up the trail.

Once in the viewpoint, all our efforts were worthwhile, the view was spectacular, even though it was clouded and raining you could see 360 degrees of these beautiful mountains, you have to remember this is the highest point in the Eastern United States, 6,643 feet above sea level, simply spectacular.