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LeConte Lodge, Smoky Mountains National Park
October, 2023
Mt LeConte with Jake Ortega and David Strickland in 1992
If you've ever hiked up LeConte, you know this is the toughest dude of all time.
I have just under two weeks until I go to visit my brother at leconte Lodge. It's a five mile hike back in the woods with no electricity. Sounds fun but gonna be cold.
LeConte Lodge Donates Hiking Books to Every Sevier 4th Grader
LeConte Lodge Donates Hiking Books to Every Sevier 4th Grader
In honor of the National Park Service Centennial, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, LeConte Lodge, and Great Smoky Mountains Association partnered together to provide the popular “Day Hikes of the Smokies” guide book to all 4th grade students in Sevier County. This generous donation, made possible by Leconte Lodge, is in recognition of the National Park Service’s Every Kid in a Park…
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Leaving LeConte: Couple end 12 years as managers of mountaintop lodge in Smokies
Leaving LeConte: Couple end 12 years as managers of mountaintop lodge in Smokies
The crew at LeConte Lodge are connoisseurs of sky gazing. Whether it’s an orange sunset blazing across the horizon, an August meteor shower, or the International Space Station orbiting at night, they’ve seen it all.
Two weeks ago, the crew and lodge guests were treated to a rare occurrence when a dense layer of clouds settled over the valley at sunset, leaving the skies over Mount LeConte,…
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A cabin at the LeConte Lodge at night, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Photographer, Malcolm MacGregor