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We have seen a huge difference in weather in one week. Chris and I were laughing as we set out for our daily run in shorts and a t-shirt. Just Saturday we were wearing our running tights, windproof jackets, gloves, and hats. It is not time to send the summer clothes off the mountain just yet. This weekend is looking like one for the books. The high yesterday was 64 with a low of 40. 
Devin
10/7/2011 03:04:05 am
What is your normal running route up there?
High On LeConte
10/7/2011 03:09:55 am
Hi Devin,
Amy
10/7/2011 04:24:26 am
Allyson, I am hiking the to the lodge for the first time in the morning. Based on current temperatures how many layers would you recommend I wear? I am generally a cold blooded person. I think it will be in the 40's at sunrise when I hit the trail but them will be in the 60's at the top. Then we are hiking back down the same day. My thoughts were a wicking tee shirt, followed by a wicking long sleeve tee with a northface fleece? Pants are nylon moisture resistant hiking pants that are a little on the thin side. I was thinking my leg muscles will generate their own heat so was not planning to wear a base layer. What do you think? I am nervous (and excited) and want to be well prepared but not overloaded!
James workman
10/7/2011 05:21:17 am
Amy,,, You got the right idea!!! perfect it will be warm hiking!! we are going up in three weeks for stay Halloween night!!! I will be hiking in two layers on top! and shorts and boots!!
Paula Bridges
10/7/2011 05:40:43 am
Allyson,
Pam
10/7/2011 05:52:40 am
I love the pic!! We hiked up that way this summer and I don't remember the eroded part on the trail. At least that is how it looks in the pic. Will they (rangers) be able to fix it or am I seeing something different and the trail isn't eroded? My students loved seeing the pic and the fact their teacher had hiked it made it more special! Thanks for sharing.
Tony Ga
10/7/2011 06:07:05 am
Allyson,
Devin
10/7/2011 06:13:23 am
[quote]Hi Devin,
Doug Y.
10/7/2011 06:51:36 am
Hi Allyson: Your latest photo of the Alum Cave trail is one I'll make my desktop background for a long time; it's probably one of my favorites now as I know this spot on the trail very well, it being one of the most scenic along that route; I lament the fact that I've not been able to visit the lodge much this year, but the next two years will be different I'm sure. Working there would be a dream, but I find it difficult to get to that possibility; I agree with the folks who consider autuum the best time of year for hiking up the mountain; it is quite beautiful now; cheers.
Mike
10/7/2011 11:17:22 am
The weather was perfect on top Thursday and Friday morning!
Jim
10/8/2011 04:30:57 am
That cable is very much appreciated in the winter with the snow cover. I have used it many times. The trail looks fine to me.
Kathy M.
10/9/2011 05:48:27 pm
Love this picture, it brings back many memories of hiking this trail. I especially enjoy all the fall pictures, wish I was there. Comments are closed.
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