dana - yes, joey finally got that one done. he got his certificate this past November. he managed to talk his fiancee into trying South Beyond 6000 now, believe it or not! maybe i'm crazy too - i'm taking allison up Mt. Guyot in May.
a really nea...
Aaron, send me an email at pjbarr @ unc.edu . I'm the Challenge Committee Chair for the Carolina Mountain Club's South Beyond 6000 program (which includes Mt. Guyot). There is a lot of misinformation online about how to access the summit, and foll...
Mike,
I'd be very interested to see that photo - please email me. I don't think a tower used for fire detection was ever made of wood on Mt. Sterling. There was a wooden surveyor's tower there in the 1920s when they put the first benchmark on the...
Adam,
You can indeed see the Mt. Cammerer lookout tower prior to entering the Pigeon River Gorge on I-40 if heading east into North Carolina. Start looking prior to, and after, the Foothills Parkway exit, on the right at the end of the Smokies ch...
Andrew,
If you liked Mt. Cammerer, check out hikes to Shuckstack and Mt. Sterling, the park's other fire towers. Both have beautiful, 360 degree views of the park, just like Mt. Cammerer. And like Cammerer, they're hard hikes, but well worth the ...
Welcome! You and I met and chatted at REI in Pineville a few days ago. I'm glad to see that you and Jeff D. at www.hikinginthesmokys.com have gotten in touch and you can rally more folks around your cause for saving the firetowers. Hope to see you at the Bergs soon too!
Hi Peter,
Welcome to GoSmokies! So glad you joined and Congratulations on finishing all 900 miles of the Smokies. You are really going to enjoy this network as their are alot of great mountain folks who love our mountains. Have a blessed evening! Amy
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All 900 miles of trails! Finished them Sept 27, 2008.