Great Smoky Mountains National Park Hand-Drawn Map

This 24” x 18” unframed lithographic art print features an original hand-illustrated map of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, created in pen and ink with watercolor by Xplorer Maps artist Chris Robitaille.

Straddling the Tennessee and North Carolina border, the Great Smoky Mountains are a subrange of the Blue Ridge Mountains and are named for the signature blue haze created by moisture and natural vegetation. As the most visited national park in the United States, the Smokies welcome millions each year to explore their mist-covered ridgelines and forested valleys.

The map highlights beloved destinations such as Cades Cove, Mingus Mill, and the Mount Cammerer Fire Tower, alongside trail systems that weave through hardwood forests, waterfalls, and panoramic overlooks. Historic structures from early Appalachian settlers are thoughtfully integrated into the composition, reflecting the region’s cultural heritage.

Renowned for its biodiversity, the park is home to elk, black bears, bobcats, salamanders, and an extraordinary variety of wildflowers that bloom across the seasons.

Blending cartographic precision with artistic storytelling, this piece captures the layered landscapes, Appalachian history, and ecological richness that define Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Product Details

• Dimensions: 24” × 18”

• Orientation: Horizontal

• Print Type: Fine art lithograph

• Artwork by: Chris Robitaille, Co-Founder of Xplorer Maps

• Ships rolled in protective tube