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Great Smoky Mountains National Park : $b Tennessee--North Carolina, open all year — John Shaqi

Great Smoky Mountains National Park : $b Tennessee--North Carolina, open all yearUnited States. National Park Service

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park : $b Tennessee--North Carolina, open all year

Name: Great Smoky Mountains National Park : $b Tennessee--North Carolina, open all year
Author: United States. National Park Service

United States. National Park Service

Great Smoky Mountains National Park (N.C. and Tenn.) -- Description and travel; Great Smoky Mountains National Park (N.C. and Tenn.) -- Maps; Outdoor recreation -- Great Smoky Mountains National Park (N.C. and Tenn.)

To—      |Elevation|        Remarks                | Map
                        |         |                               |Index
  ——————————————————————+—————————+———————————————————————————————+———————
                        |  _Feet_ |                               |
  Park Headquarters     |   1,463 | Office of superintendent      | F-2.
  Pioneer Museum and    |   2,025 | Museum; park office,          | I-4.
    Oconaluftee Ranger  |         |   North Carolina section      |
    Station             |         |                               |
  Chimneys Campground   |   2,750 | In Tennessee section on       | G-3.
                        |         |   U. S. 441                   |
  Smokemont Campground  |   2,198 | In North Carolina section on  | I-4.
                        |         |   U. S. 441                   |
  Balsam Mountain       |   5,340 | In North Carolina section;    | J-4.
    Campground          |         |   11.3 miles north            |
                        |         |   of U. S. 19                 |
  Cades Cove Campground |   1,960 | In Tennessee section; 7 miles | C-3.
                        |         |   south of Tennessee Route 73 |
  Deep Creek Campground |   1,800 | In North Carolina section; 2.1| G-5.
                        |         |   miles north of U. S. 19     |
  Heintooga Ridge       |   5,325 | Excellent mountain vistas     | J-4.
    Picnic Area         |         |                               |
  Chimneys Footbridge   |   3,550 | At parking area above lower   | G-3.
                        |         |   tunnel                      |
  Alum Cave Parking     |   3,850 | Trail to Alum Cave Bluffs     | G-3.
    Area                |         |   and Mount Le Conte          |
  Cherokee Orchard      |   2,550 | Trails to Mount Le Conte and  | G-2.
                        |         |   Rainbow Falls               |
  Newfound Gap          |   5,048 | Where U. S. 441 crosses       | G-3.
                        |         |   Smokies, Appalachian Trail, |
                        |         |   and Clingmans Dome Highway  |
  Indian Gap            |   5,266 | Historic pass through Smokies | G-3.
  Forney Ridge Parking  |   6,311 | Clingmans Dome Trail          | G-4.
    Area                |         |                               |
  Fighting Creek Gap    |   2,320 | Trail to Laurel Falls and     | F-2.
                        |         |   Cove Mountain               |
  Cherokee Indian       |   1,900 | Eastern band of Cherokee      | I-5.
    Reservation         |         |   Indians                     |
  Little River Gorge    |   2,000 | Scenic drive                  |E-2 and
                        |to 1,100 |                               | D-2.
  Cades Cove            |   1,807 | Extensive level area          | C-3.
                        |         |   surrounded by mountains     |
  Tremont “Y”           |   1,147 | Junction of Cades Cove and    | D-3.

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