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San Juan to Great Smoky Mountains: what the flight costs

In the last 60 days we checked this route 10 times. The typical round trip was $373 per person and the lowest $311, taxes and fees included.

Per person
Lowest seen$311
Typical (median)$373
Price checks, 60 days10

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Trips we picked on this route

Every fare we found in the last 30 days

CheckedTrip datesPer personAirlineStopsDurationSource
Oct 13, 2026Oct 23–25, 2026$313F9 + G4with a stop30h 39mKiwi.com
Oct 13, 2026Oct 23–25, 2026$311F9 + G4with a stop11h 22mKiwi.com
Oct 13, 2026Oct 16–18, 2026$516F9 + G4with a stop14h 19mKiwi.com
Oct 12, 2026Oct 23–25, 2026$363F9 + G4with a stop30h 39mKiwi.com
Oct 12, 2026Oct 23–25, 2026$362F9 + G4with a stop11h 22mKiwi.com
Oct 12, 2026Oct 16–18, 2026$601F9 + G4with a stop14h 19mKiwi.com
Oct 12, 2026Oct 16–18, 2026$556F9 + G4with a stop14h 19mKiwi.com
Oct 12, 2026Oct 23–25, 2026$374F9 + G4with a stop30h 39mKiwi.com
Oct 12, 2026Oct 23–25, 2026$371F9 + G4with a stop11h 22mKiwi.com
Oct 12, 2026Oct 16–18, 2026$555F9 + G4with a stop14h 19mKiwi.com

About Great Smoky Mountains

The Smokies are the most-visited national park in the country, with misty ridges, black bears, wildflowers and the family fun of Dollywood next door.

Great Smoky Mountains from every city: when to go, where to stay, what to do

Questions about San Juan to Great Smoky Mountains

What does a round trip from San Juan to Great Smoky Mountains usually cost?

Over the last 60 days the typical price we found was $373 per person, taxes and fees included, across 10 checks; the lowest was $311.

When is the best time to fly from San Juan to Great Smoky Mountains?

Great Smoky Mountains is at its best in April, May, June, September and October. Avoid January, February: Icy roads, closed high passes and many attractions on reduced hours

Do I need a passport to fly from San Juan to Great Smoky Mountains?

No, a government photo ID is enough for US citizens.