Great Smoky Mountains Safari

About Great Smoky Mountains Safari

Great Smoky Mountains National Park — your complete wildlife guide, in your pocket and fully offline.

Whether it's your first visit or your tenth, Great Smoky Mountains Safari helps you find your way, identify every animal, and remember every sighting — no signal required.

FIND YOUR WAY, OFFLINE
• A detailed offline map of the whole park — campgrounds, entrance stations, roads and points of interest
• Orientation deep in the backcountry with no data connection — never miss a turn on a wildlife drive again

IDENTIFY EVERY ANIMAL
• 236 species — mammals, birds and reptiles — each with high-quality photos
• Smart search: filter by type, search by name, or use the "describe the animal" helper to identify what you just saw
• Behavior, habitat and the best time and place to spot each one

PLAN THE PERFECT DRIVE
• 7 scenic drives, each with distance, drive time, surface and a star rating
• Know before you go: 15 campgrounds and entrance stations with photos, facilities and tips

KEEP YOUR SAFARI DIARY
• Log every sighting in a single tap and build your personal Great Smoky Mountains journal across visits
• Earn badges as you explore and track your own statistics — your most-spotted species and more

WORKS ANYWHERE
Everything runs offline, so you save data and battery while you're in the park.

LANGUAGES
English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese and Italian.

WILDLIFE YOU CAN LOOK FOR
American Black Bear, Elk, White-tailed Deer, Wild Turkey, Bobcat and Red Fox are the animals most visitors hope to see. All 236 species in the park are in the guide, from Bald Eagle to Coyote.

WHERE TO GO
Newfound Gap Road (33.6 mi, about an hour) and Cades Cove Loop Road (10.2 mi) are the classic wildlife drives. Every stop along the way is covered — Paw Paw Hollow Overlook, Happy Valley Gap Overlook, Oconaluftee Overlook, Look Rock Overlook and Maloney Point Overlook. You'll also find Cades Cove, Elkmont and Smokemont, plus Sugarlands (Gatlinburg Entrance), Oconaluftee (Cherokee Entrance) and Townsend Entrance — each with photos, facilities and tips.

FREQUENTLY ASKED
Does it work without a signal? Yes. Map, species guide and sightings log all work fully offline once downloaded.
Do I need to plan ahead? No. Open any drive and see its length, driving time, surface and which animals are seen along it most often.
Is it useful before I go? Yes. Read up at home, and your sightings diary carries over between visits.

SUBSCRIPTION
Unlock the full experience — offline maps, road and campground guides, the wildlife encyclopedia, the safari logger and your personal insights — with a weekly, monthly or yearly subscription. Payment will be charged to your Google Play account upon confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage your subscription and auto-renewal settings in your Google Play Account Settings.

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