Best National Parks in Each Region During Fall
As the warm days of summer lead into the cool nights and brisk mornings of fall, there comes a time when that perfect combination of weather makes for spectacular scenery across many parts of the country.
Know what we’re talking about?
Fall leaves.
From late September through late November, you can take a trip to places from Maine to Minnesota and see the highways and byways dotted with brilliantly colored fall leaves in red, yellow, and orange.
But, if you really want to surround yourself with nature’s beauty, head off the highway and into the National Parks. There, you’ll be blown away with how incredible this season is.
Here are some of our favorites.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Tennessee and NC)
Covering the rolling hills and peaks of two states, you’ll find plenty of beautiful red and yellow hues exploring the backwoods trails of Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
According to Calvin, each one in all us is assigned vocations by the sovereign God. These vocations are to be taken critically and represent particular tasks in different areas of our lives. He considered them as so important as to liken an individual’s vocation as a post assigned by the Lord for the course of his life. For a person to not discharge the duties of his/her post in a responsible manner was to be unfaithful to the calling of God upon his/her life. Further, to obtain these callings from God is actually a blessing from God, to direct us and to grant us function.