Andrews Bald

Located near Clingmans Dome in North Carolina, Andrews Bald is the highest elevation grassy meadow in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

The area was named for Andres Thompson, a cattle herder, who, in the 1840’s, brought livestock up the mountain to graze on hillsides.

Though less than 4 miles out and back, the trail is rated as moderately difficult due to an elevation change of 1200-feet. This is especially evident upon return, as the hike is entirely uphill.

If you’re interested in adding an accent piece to an empty wall in your home or place of employment, you can find many prints available in my gallery – framed, canvas, art, metal, wood, poster, acrylic and tapestries.

Hope to see you soon ~ thanks for stopping by!

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21 responses to “Andrews Bald”

  1. Beautiful! Happy weekend dear Phil!

    1. Thank you, dear Inge! Happy weekend my friend! 🤗🌹

    1. Thank you, dear Diana ~ have a great day! 🤗🌹

  2. Gorgeous pictures. The first one is my favorite.

    1. Thank you, dear Bonnie ~ much appreciated! 🤗

  3. So beautiful Phil and what a gorgeous blue butterfly. Happy Saturday. Allan

    1. Thank you, Allan & Happy Saturday 👍

    1. I think you would like it ~ TY my friend 💖

      1. I know I would. Fly me.. 🤣

        1. Yes, it’s a long hike from there to here 🤣

  4. Beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing them!

    1. It is a lovely location, and I’m so glad you enjoyed my photographs! Wishing for you a wonderful day, dear Vanya 🤗🌹 TY

  5. Lovely photos as always, and the elevation definitely sounds a challenge in such a short distance.

    1. So glad you like it, dear Hannah 🙂 Yes, the elevation change on the way back is certainly noticeable. Have a great day my friend!

  6. Fantastically beautiful photos!!!!! I love your style 🤩

    1. You are most kind, dear friend! I love your comments 🤩

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