The Lake Chinnabee Campground, closed? In leaf season? Why? [click on the images for a large view]: Glynn Wilson
The Lake Chinnabee Campground and Recreation Area, closed by order of Forest Supervisor Steve Lohr. This is a photo essay from November 2, 2013, with two weeks to go for peak fall color in the Talladega National Forest. On the ride and hike in, an idea occurred to me. Someone needs to start a support group for Friends of Lake Chinnabee to help convince the Forest Service not to permanently close the campground and recreation area. It should be open right now, during the height of leaf season in the Appalachians. See this story, and check back soon for an update in the next few days. U.S. Forest Service Evaluates Change in ‘Visitor Use’ at Lake Chinnabee Campground and Recreation Area:
Bushwhacking to Lake Chinnabee: Glynn Wilson
Bushwhacking to Lake Chinnabee: Glynn Wilson
Devil’s Den in the Talladega National Forest along the Chinnabee Silent Trail, Autumn 2013: Glynn Wilson
Lake Chinnabee in Autumn, 2013: Glynn Wilson
Lake Chinnabee in the Talladega National Forest, Autumn 2013: Glynn Wilson
Lake Chinnabee in Autumn, 2013: Glynn Wilson
The Lake Chinnabee Campground in the Talladega National Forest, Autumn 2013: Glynn Wilson
Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area and Campground, Closed: Glynn Wilson
Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area and Campground, Closed: Glynn Wilson
Climbing the last mountain on a long hike, back to the van: Glynn Wilson
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