Tennessee Eastman Hiking and Canoeing Club
Encounter reports have been received for mid to late May regarding one to three bears destroying gear in search of food in the region around Clyde Smith Shelter (NOBO mile 371) and north of US421/Low Gap (NOBO mile 456). While bears live along the entire Appalachian Trail in Tennessee, the section between Double Springs Shelter (NOBO mile 452) and Abingdon Gap Shelter (NOBO mile 461) is routinely a trouble spot. Warnings and the food storage order has been posted at both locations, but they were
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- Website: https://tehcc.org/
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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Encounter reports have been received for mid to late May regarding one to three bears destroying gear in search of food in the region around Clyde Smith Shelter (NOBO mile 371) and north of US421/Low Gap (NOBO mile 456). While bears live along the entire Appalachian Trail in Tennessee, the section between Double Springs Shelter (NOBO mile 452) and Abingdon Gap Shelter (NOBO mile 461) is routinely a trouble spot. Warnings and the food storage order has been posted at both locations, but they were
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