Hiker discovers abandoned Tennessee town untouched and over 100 years old while trekking through Great Smoky Mountains National Park

  • Jordan Liles took photos of an abandoned town he found in Elkmont, Tennessee 
  • The town, untouched for over 100 years, is located in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
  • Jordan also shot a video of the town as well 

One man made the discovery of a lifetime while out on a recent hike.

Jordan Liles, who currently lives in San Diego, California, was in Tennessee back in May 2013 when he decided to take some photos  during a trek through Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Those photos turned out to be incredibly interesting when the young man managed to stumble across a seemingly forgotten town the woods.

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What a find: Jordan Liles discovered an abandoned town in Tennesse

What a find: Jordan Liles discovered an abandoned town in Tennesse

Haunting: Built over 100 years ago, the town has gone untouched of recent

Haunting: Built over 100 years ago, the town has gone untouched of recent

Ticked away: The town is located in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Ticked away: The town is located in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The photos he shot provide a stunning and haunting look at a town untouched and built over 100 years ago.

He also shot an extended video of the town as well.

As for the location, all he says on his blog is that is is 'a mile up an unnamed gravel road' inside the park in Elkmont, Tennessee. 

Former beauty: Liles said the town was called the Wonderland Club

Former beauty: Liles said the town was called the Wonderland Club

Overgrown: Now other hikers can explore the area

Overgrown: Now other hikers can explore the area

Film: Liles also shot video of the town while there in May of 2013

Film: Liles also shot video of the town while there in May of 2013

Hard to find: He said the area is located 'a mile up an unnamed gravel road' in the park

Hard to find: He said the area is located 'a mile up an unnamed gravel road' in the park

More visitors: Others are now exploring the area and also snapping pics, like this one above

More visitors: Others are now exploring the area and also snapping pics, like this one above

He says the area was once known as the 'Wonderland Club.' 

More of Jordan's photos can be seen on his blog here

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