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It’s a big planet, and you can admire some incredible solar spectacles at countless awe-inspiring locations, but honestly you just can’t beat a Mt. LeConte sunset or sunrise. The spectrum of colors, the mountainous expanse, the dynamic atmosphere…all combined with that sense of accomplishment from conquering the climb and a camaraderie shared with kin and new acquaintances. It’s what the Lodge’s first guests and dignitaries got to experience 100 years ago, and these same types of moments played a key role in convincing key decision makers in formulating this beloved national park. And it’s all but a taste of what makes this special and highly sought-after destination the pinnacle of backcountry lodging. The sights, the sounds, the biodiversity, the rich history, the call of the climb, the shared precious moments with fellow travelers, the hearty meals, the endless sense of wonder in a foreign frontier for many a first time visitor. LeConte Lodge and this mighty 6,593’ mountain peak pack all of these qualities and more, cementing its place over a century as simply unmatched anywhere in the world…as big as that world may be.
Guests awaken from their dreamy slumbers to clear skies, a soft breeze, and chirping birds this morning. Hikers motivated by early starts will get to enjoy some beautiful scenes on trail and up top today. As one might have guessed, there are storm chances for the afternoon. By lunchtime, clouds will begin their usual thickening and the skies could get noisy shortly thereafter. The sooner you get up and down from the summit today, the better your chances at staying dry…save from the humidity-driven dripping of course. Temps will see us range from 60s to 70s once again. Pack for sun, pack for rain, and you can’t go wrong!
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