Campsite lists (popups) sorted by
locale or
campsite number
Download the campsite waypoints for your GPS from
either
camp.gpx
(use
EasyGPS)
or Maptech's
camp.mxf, or
send waypoints to your Garmin GPS.
Backcountry campers are required to have a free
backcountry permit.
Permits are available at most ranger stations, campgrounds,
and visitor centers.
Campers need
reservations
to stay in any shelter and 15 of the backcountry
sites (indicated in RED on the
trail map).
Reservations are required for backcountry campsites
9,
10,
13,
23,
24,
29,
36,
37,
38,
47,
50,
55,
57,
61,
71,
83,
and 113.
Canoe campsites on Fontana are
87,
72,
73,
78,
66,
and those near the lake are
90,
81,
76,
98,
74.
- GSMNP information on camping in the park (permits, reservations, etc)
- GSMNP road, trail, and campsite closures
- GSMNP maps including campground maps
- Clickable GSMNP trail map zoom/pan, campsites
- GSMNP hiking trails mileage, climb, and map locator
- clickable USGS quadrangle map of GSMNP, zoom/pan and 1931 topo
- GSMNP park maps (pdf's)
- clickable Google map/image/topo with landforms and campsites or Tiger/census map
- book:
Hiking Trails of the Smokies
trail/campsite descriptions, map, elevation profiles
- GSMNP landforms maps/waypoints for waterfalls, balds, peaks
- Mt LeConte lodge backcountry
- weather at various locations in the Smokies
- Fontana lake and lake level summer pool 1700', winter level 1640'
- Dutch Roth old black & white shelter photos
- Google Earth KML file camp.kmz for campsites and gsmnp.kmz landforms
-
Appalachian Trail
shelters GPS data/maps
