A.T. Cable Gap Shelter
North Carolina
Free — you'll pick up right here.
Conditions: Blocked
for campground, todayAn agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is good
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problem: Agency alerts
40 active alerts in National Forests in North Carolina; most severe: Siddie Fields Day Use Area closed for improvements
USFSPosted Sep 28 · checked 10 h ago
clear: Weather
Clouds, high 69°F / low 56°F, 0% precip — 95/100 for campground
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A.T. Cable Gap Shelter
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A.T. Cable Gap Shelter is a campground in Georgia with 6 sites. It is managed by the Forest Service.
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