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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Lodging
 

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Lodging Information
There are no motels or rental cabins located within the national park other than Le Conte Lodge. Communities surrounding the national park offer a wide choice of accommodations including hotels, cabins, bed and breakfasts, and campgrounds. For information about accommodations please contact the Departments of Tourism listed below. (By clicking on these links, you will leave the Great Smoky Mountains National Park website.)


North Carolina
Bryson City (800) 867-9246
Cherokee (800) 438-1601
Fontana (800) 849-2258
Graham County (800) 470-3790
Haywood County (877) 456-3073
Maggie Valley (800) 624-4431


Tennessee
Cosby/Newport (423) 623-7201
Gatlinburg (800) 267-7088
Pigeon Forge (800) 251-9100
Sevierville (800) 738-4378
Townsend (800) 525-6834


Please note that National Park Service employees are prohibited from providing recommendations regarding lodging.

 
Le Conte Lodge
Le Conte Lodge, accessible only by foot, sits atop 6,593 Mount Le Conte, the park's third highest peak. Hiking routes to the lodge vary in length from 5 to 8 miles. The lodge is generally open from mid-March through mid-November. Advance reservations are required to stay at the lodge. Reservations can be made in several ways:

Phone (865) 429-5704
FAX (865) 774-0045 or (865) 429-5705
E-mail at reservations@lecontelodge.com
Online at www.lecontelodge.com
Autumn colors
Fall Leaf Season
Fall colors can be seen from October through early November in the park.
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snowflake
When Will It Snow?
Snow falls infrequently in the foothills, but at high elevation, snow is more common.
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Trillium grandiflorum
Spring Wildflowers
The Great Smoky Mountains are known as the "Wildflower National Park."
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Download a Smokies Trip Planner
Download a Smokies Trip Planner
Information about favorite destinations, popular activities, and a park map
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Last Updated: November 04, 2010 at 06:00 MST