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What are your favorite places to camp in the GSMNP and surrounding areas?
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#2
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Are you looking for front or back country ?? ..... most of us have favorites in both catagories...Bob
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#3
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Backcountry. I've been to some good ones but am curious as to what are peoples favorites.
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I can usually combine both types of favorites in one trip...front country favorite is Elkmont Campground...and when the bears will leave it alone I love camping at BC#24...about a 4.5 mile hike into a great site...early June you have the fire flies putting on their famous show...and from here you can fish enough different water to keep you busy for 4-5 days....fish from the site upstream and there's a good chance for a slam without moving from the same water.
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I don't camp in the park very much, but my favorite sites have been 13, 23, and 56. I really haven't been to many of the backcountry sites in the park. I like the NF's better.
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I get into the backcountry a good bit (10 different sites, over 20 nights under the stars this year!), but I dont go far usually, and my favorites so far have been 95 and 39. I also love slickrock creek in the CNF. Not necessarily the best for fishing, but they are either scenic or isolated, or just have good memories there already.
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I don't do all that many overnighters compared to many here, but have always like 23, 10, 13, 17, 18, and 47 as campsites. I also enjoy Silers Bald, Derricks Knob, and Spence Field, and Tricorner Knob shelters
.I think I may have to volunteer for the stream mapping program just to ensure I can get cross country permits ![]() |
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