Cades Cove  
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, USA
GPS Coordinates:
35° 41′ 0″ N
83° 32′ 0″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 35.607506000000000
LON -83.825049000000000
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park runs the gamut from Tennessee into rural parts of North Carolina, offering numerous photographic opportunities. Probably the most photographed spot is Cades Cove, a lush and fertile valley surrounded by the rolling hills of the Great Smokies. An 11-mile one-way road that runs throughout the cove connects you to old log cabins, churches, wildflowers and an abundance of wildlife, such as deer, bears and horses–depending on the season. Ample photo ops are everywhere, from the old, dirt loop road around the park, to scenic vistas shot from the middle of the cove.

Ding Darling National Wildlife
Refuge 
Fort Meyers, Florida, USA
GPS Coordinates:
26° 28′ 07.68″ N
82° 08′ 40.59″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 26.468799999999900
LON -82.144608333333300

Lake Okeechobee Everglades 
Florida, USA
GPS Coordinates:
26° 56′ 0″ N
80° 48′ 0″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 26.933333333333300
LON -80.800000000000000

Venice Rookery  
Venice, Florida, USA
GPS Coordinates:
27° 02′ 42.27″ N
82° 23′ 56.22″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 27.045075000000000
LON -82.398950000000000

Wakodahatchee Wetlands  
Florida, USA
GPS Coordinates:
26° 28′ 46.48″ N
80° 08′ 34.71″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 26.459101000000000
LON -80.083038000000000

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge 
Georgia, USA
GPS Coordinates:
30° 51′ 3.43″ N
82° 18′ 57.94″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 30.850952777777700
LON -82.316094444444400

Atchafalaya Basin
 
Louisiana, USA
GPS Coordinates:
30° 18′ 37.55″ N
91° 44′ 28.66″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 30.310430555555500
LON -91.741294444444400