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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
    I'll start things of by suggesting Mt Leconte. It's a good overnight hike.

    http://www.lecontelodge.com/directions.html

    Now that would be an experience. I read up on this place a few years ago, but had forgotten about it. Now this would be at the top of my list. Thanks SB. Has anyone ever been there before?

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    all this hiking talk brings this song back to mind, from my days as a camp counsellor in Boy Scouts....


    "Show me the way to go home,
    I'm tired and I want to go to bed.
    I had a little sip about an hour ago,
    and it went straight to my head.

    wherever I may roam
    o'er land or sea of foam
    You'll always hear me singin' this song...
    show me the way to go home"

    ( and the other half of the round )

    "Show me the way to my habitual abode
    I'm fatigued and desire to retire
    I had a little sip sixty minutes ago
    and it went straight to my cer-a-bel-um

    Wherever I may parambulate
    o'er land or sea or atmospheric pressurate
    you'll always hear me humming this sweet melody
    show me the way to my habitual abode"

    (wow..I remembered the whole thing!!)

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    Leconte is awesome...getting reservations is the trick. They are often booked up one or more years in advance!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan Hiker
    Leconte is awesome...getting reservations is the trick. They are often booked up one or more years in advance!
    That may indeed be a problem. Montreat is more accessable, the wilderness around Leconte may scare the city slickers.

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