Tennessee has many places to visit, such as the country music capital, Nashville, and the Moonpie metropolis, Chattanooga. However, there’s a place in the Volunteer State filled with outdoor exploration that will make your travel bug jump for joy. A place with natural, foggy skies, century old trees, the world’s oldest mountains, and America’s most visited national park. This place is known as The Great Smoky Mountains, or The Smokies for short. An area with a great amount of tourism annually, however you decide to spend your time at The Smokies should have little to no hazardous impact on the environment. Thus, we at ecomadic have conjured up a list, emitting some sustainable stays, shops, and eateries to make your Smokies sojourn invigorating and eco-friendly.