History Hikes of the Smokies f21 Pitch a lightweight shelter with

Pitch a lightweight shelter with out the tent body

no blisters for peak hiking comfort

With a generous cut at the elbows and knees

5” quick-release rescue belt with an aluminum attachment ring is strategically placed to reduce snag risks

History Hikes of the Smokies f21 Pitch a lightweight shelter withIn the early 1900s, more than 5,000 people lived on the land that would become the largest national park in the Eastand the most visited in the country. They owned homes, gristmills, orchards, barns, stores, and hotels. Schools and churches dotted the valleys. Timber companies owned hundreds of miles of railway, sprawling lumber mills, and company towns with barbershops, pool halls, and movie theaters. History Hikes of the Smokies focuses on these