Mt. Kephart

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Mt. Kephart is a prominent peak in the Great Smoky Mountains of the southeastern United States, known for its rugged terrain, scenic vistas, and extensive hiking trails.

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Mount Kephart 1
Mt. Kephart canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessedFrom Newfound Gap Road (US 441) via connecting trails
linked to: Newfound Gap Road
elevation 1893 meters
6200 feet
hasClimate cool, moist high-elevation climate
hasEcosystem Southern Appalachian spruce–fir forest
hasFeature extensive hiking trails
rugged terrain
scenic vistas
hasGeology Precambrian metamorphic rocks
hasNearbyShelter Icewater Spring Shelter
hasProminence approximately 400 feet
hasRecreationActivity backpacking
hiking
scenic viewing
hasRidge Sawteeth ridge
hasSummitType forested summit with limited direct views
hasTrail Appalachian Trail
Boulevard Trail (nearby access)
linked to: The Boulevard Trail

Kephart Prong Trail (nearby access)
Sweat Heifer Creek Trail
hasViewpoint The Jumpoff
isEastOf Mount Le Conte
isKnownFor alpine-like high elevation environment
views of the central Great Smoky Mountains crest
isNear Newfound Gap
isOn Tennessee–North Carolina state line
isWestOf Charlies Bunion
isWithin Blue Ridge Physiographic Province
locatedIn Appalachian Mountains
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Sevier County, Tennessee
Swain County, North Carolina
Tennessee
United States
locatedInProtectedArea Great Smoky Mountains National Park
namedAfter Horace Kephart
partOf Great Smoky Mountains crest
Southern Appalachian Mountains
topographicMap USGS Mount Le Conte

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Charlies Bunion offersViewOf Mount Kephart
linked to: Mt. Kephart