Tennessee is known for its mountains and valleys, for its stunning Cumberland Plateau and the blue rivers that criss-cross the state. Still, sometimes you have to look towards the sky for a bit of beauty. It’s an expansive beauty, one that paints the world all colors of yellow, purple, pink and orange from one side of the world to the next.
- A quiet, magical moment at Grassy Bald.
Frank Kehren - Flickr Located on Roan Mountain, you can only see this view on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee.
- The Foothills Parkway ends the day in all shades of blue.
Bill McMannis - Flickr We love the hazy clouds and the slight tinge of pink that sends the world to bed.
- Doesn’t it look like the sky is on fire?
Stephen Rahn - Flickr Taken at Buck Bald Mountain, this gorgeous shot was taken at the Tennessee-North Carolina border.
- It’s almost nighttime in the Great Smoky Mountains.
Graham V Photo - Flickr The evening is heralded by a fiery sunset.
- Sometimes a diffused sunset is the prettiest one of all.
Gorrilla Girl - Flickr It doesn’t need to be wicked vibrant for a sunset to shake us to our core.
- A sweet, light-infused end of the day at Radnor Lake.
Michael Hicks - Flickr We love seeing the sky reflected across the water - gorgeous.
- What a sun flare!
Michael Hicks - Flickr Pure, beautiful, magic.
- Is the sky on fire…?
Countryboy - Flickr To be honest, we wouldn’t complain.
- And in that moment, the world went purple.
Michael Hicks - Flickr Again - not complaining at all.
- A bit of hazy yellow at Mt. Cammerer.
Michael Hicks - Flickr Located in the Great Smoky Mountains, you can experience quite the view high above the foothills.
- A bleeding sunset in Memphis.
Thomas Hawk - Flickr There’s something about a purple sunset that makes us all sorts of happy.
- A drive-by sunset.
Wayne Hsieh - Flickr The kind of view you get just driving around our great state.
- A rainbow sherbet sunset.
Steve Harwood - Flickr It’s rare that you get such a lighthearted sunset, but we love it.
- Early dusk at Clingman’s Dome.
daveynin - Flickr There’s still something so magnificent about this view.
- We love this overcast sunset.
Bill Showalter - Flickr It doesn’t have to be clean and clear for a sunset to shine.
- A quiet sunset reflection at Pooles Knob.
Michael Hicks - Flickr We love the pastel colors!
- Can you catch the silhouette of the heron?
deldevriest - Flickr A moment in Wilson, Tennessee.
- The sun flare from Mt. Cammerer is a sight to see.
Michael Hicks - Flickr The only thing missing is us. Being there. To take this shot.
What a stunning handful of sunset shots – just plain beautiful. If you have some of your own photos, please make sure to leave them in the comments! We’d love to see your beautiful sunsets from all over the state.
Frank Kehren - Flickr
Located on Roan Mountain, you can only see this view on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee.
Bill McMannis - Flickr
We love the hazy clouds and the slight tinge of pink that sends the world to bed.
Stephen Rahn - Flickr
Taken at Buck Bald Mountain, this gorgeous shot was taken at the Tennessee-North Carolina border.
Graham V Photo - Flickr
The evening is heralded by a fiery sunset.
Gorrilla Girl - Flickr
It doesn’t need to be wicked vibrant for a sunset to shake us to our core.
Michael Hicks - Flickr
We love seeing the sky reflected across the water - gorgeous.
Pure, beautiful, magic.
Countryboy - Flickr
To be honest, we wouldn’t complain.
Again - not complaining at all.
Located in the Great Smoky Mountains, you can experience quite the view high above the foothills.
Thomas Hawk - Flickr
There’s something about a purple sunset that makes us all sorts of happy.
Wayne Hsieh - Flickr
The kind of view you get just driving around our great state.
Steve Harwood - Flickr
It’s rare that you get such a lighthearted sunset, but we love it.
daveynin - Flickr
There’s still something so magnificent about this view.
Bill Showalter - Flickr
It doesn’t have to be clean and clear for a sunset to shine.
We love the pastel colors!
deldevriest - Flickr
A moment in Wilson, Tennessee.
The only thing missing is us. Being there. To take this shot.
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