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The Great Smoky Mountains are also known as "salamander capital of the world," and for good reason. There are over 30 species to be found here, including this little one!
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Shuckstack Fire Tower lookout cabin ruins, only a chimney and part of the footer remain.
Twenty Mile Creek at Campsite 92. with permission from Mike Lerch
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Max Willner
Mar 24, 2016 near Robbinsville, NC
“The Great Smoky Mountains are also known as "salamander capital of the world," and for good reason. There are over 30 species to be found here, including this little one!”  

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The Great Smoky Mountains are also known as "salamander capital of the world," and for good reason. There are over 30 species to be found here, including this little one!
Twenty Mile Creek at Campsite 92. with permission from Mike Lerch
Twentymile Trail near the Long Hungry Ridge Trail Junction. with permission from Mike Lerch
Long Hungry Ridge Trail north of Proctor Field Gap. with permission from Mike Lerch
Sap on a tree along the trail that was cut top open up the trail.
Stopping to enjoy the view on a steeper section of trail as the trail approaches the junction with Twentymile Loop Trail and Long Hungry Ridge Trail.
First view of the mountains along the ridge.
Shuckstack Fire Tower lookout cabin ruins, only a chimney and part of the footer remain.
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Long Hungry Ridge Trail

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Robbinsville, NC
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