Spectacular Clingmans Dome- The Highest Point in the Smokies!

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Spectacular Clingmans Dome- The Highest Point in the Smokies! My first visit to Clingmans Dome wasn't as good as I had hoped due to the foggy weather, but it was still well worth it since the temperature was nice and cool compared to where I live in Florida.
A few notable facts before you decide to come visit!
- It is Free, but you do need your Smokey Mountain National Park parking permit which is $5 a day or $15 for a week and those can be obtained online, at kiosks or at National Park Welcome Centers.
- Bring proper clothing for the weather due to the high elevation it will be much colder than most other places.
- Take your time! Due to the steepness of the trail, you may need to take multiple breaks (benches are along the trail) and have water with you just in case.

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7 сен 2024

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@randomvideosyt5955 Месяц назад

yea in 2021 I went up there to blue ridge mountains and going up to the top and got so cold experiencing that being from Florida is weird lol

@AlfysOutdoorAdventures Месяц назад

The cold feels amazing after living down here lol

@SCGATOR2001 Месяц назад

The last time I was up there was an AT hike from the south in Ga to out of the park in NC. It feels good to have done that, I really wanted to do a complete AT hike but that never happened I did several segments but never did all of the AT as the job never allowed me to get away for very long with licensing requirements not allowing long vacations. We woke up one morning during that hike with everything covered in a May snowstorm and there were several through hikers who were in trouble. Your message about unexpected weather/snow brought that memory back.

@AlfysOutdoorAdventures Месяц назад

I know a couple people who have did the full hike and each say different things about which time of year to go. Maybe someday be able to get enough time to tackle the whole trail.