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ALBERT MOUNTAIN
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| LOCATION:
Western North Carolina |
| HIKE
STARTS: USFS 67 |
| HIKE ENDS:
USFS 67 |
| TOTAL
DISTANCE: 1.6 Miles |
| HIKE TYPE:
In and Out, Backtrack Hike |
| HIKE
DIFFICULTY: Moderate |
| TRAILS
USED: Appalachian, USFS 67 Trail |
| TRAIL
TRAFFIC: Heavy |
| TRIP TYPE: Day
or Overnight Hike |
| MANAGEMENT:
Nantahala NF |
HIGHLIGHTS: Albert Mountain at
5,250 feet is one of the last remaining fire towers along the Appalachian Trail.
It is still active during dry weather, and the views from the base of the
mountain are excellent. The Blue Ridge is seen to the east and the Little
Tennessee River Valley is below the summit. Big Spring Shelter is located
a short distance from the mountain and it has numerous tent sites and a spring.
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