Elk In The Smokies

With all the talk about the elk in Cataloochee Valley recently I thought I would post one of my images of the Elk in the Smokies. Here an Elk is grazing on a pasture, picking out all the good bits and fattening up before the winter winds and snow come in and hide the grass.

As it says on the Smokies NPS website “The entrance road to Cataloochee Valley is a winding, gravel road that has some steep drop offs with no guard rails. The road is narrow, so drivers may be required to stop or back up their vehicles to allow oncoming motorists to pass. Horse trailer traffic may be encountered on the road. Please use caution when driving on this road.” Once in the valley the road is a two lane paved road with lots of places to pull off.
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The website goes on to say “In 2001, elk were released in Cataloochee Valley as part of an experimental program to reintroduce elk to the park. The herd can be seen regularly in the fields of the valley, especially in the early morning and evening hours. Visitors to Cataloochee also enjoy viewing deer, elk, turkey, and other wildlife. Wildlife watching can be especially fruitful during mornings and evenings in the valley’s open fields.”

If you get a chance when you are down there, take the 65 mile trip from Gatlinburg to go see this remote area, you won’t be sorry! To find our more, check out the website at the Smokies Website.