LeConte Lodge

Lodge · Sevier County

LeConte Lodge

Lodge · Sevier County

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Gatlinburg, TN 37738

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Rustic mountain lodge accessible by foot, offering breakfast & dinner  

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Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Get directions

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Guide to Great Smoky Mountains National Park

"There is just one lodge within the park’s boundaries, but you have to hike 5 miles to get there. The rustic cabins of LeConte Lodge are in a stunning setting atop Mount LeConte. The lodge is generally open from mid-March to mid-November, closing during the winter season. And when it’s open, demand for a spot is high; people book early, and there’s a running waitlist." - Travel + Leisure Editors

https://www.travelandleisure.com/guide-to-great-smoky-mountains-national-park-8557055
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Peter Seltzer

Google
LeConte Lodge is truly a one-of-a-kind experience. After a strenuous hike, we arrived to a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The check-in process was smooth, and the afternoon drink service was a lovely touch—lemonade, coffee, hot chocolate, and even tea on request made for a comforting welcome. The lodge was cozy and quiet, even during a very rainy stay. (At one point, the stairs looked more like a stream—but it all added to the adventure.) Despite the weather, the staff stayed upbeat and friendly. Though I’d heard they were slightly understaffed, it never showed—they were helpful and genuinely happy to chat. Dinner is served family-style with assigned tables, which led to some great conversation with fellow guests. The food was hearty and satisfying. The room was warm and comfortable overnight, and the shared bathrooms were clean and well-maintained. Breakfast the next morning was the only part that felt a little underwhelming—biscuits and grits didn’t quite match the standard of dinner, but it didn’t take away from the overall experience. We picked up our sack lunches and headed down the mountain already talking about our next trip. Highly recommend—it’s a rustic, communal, and truly special mountaintop getaway.

Stephanie Grady

Google
Took a challenging 8 mile hike up the mountain with a group of friends. Stayed overnight in a rustic cabin with some squeaky bunk beds, but I suppose that is part of the charm. The food was really good and the attendants were really nice.

Emily Conrad

Google
truly a trip of a lifetime - the shuttle service provided by Erika was great. The views at the top of the mountain were phenomenal. The food was plentiful and hearty. The entire trip was something out of a fairytale. Thanks for a great experience!!! Definitely recommending to everyone. Thank you Danielle, Maggie, and Erika for your efforts into making this a great trip.

Kallie Akers

Google
What a unique experience!!! We hiked up the Alum Cave Trail on Thursday. Had the most amazing dinner at the lodge! Got to sleep in a rustic cabin, and enjoyed a fantastic breakfast before our descent the next day. The staff was friendly and truly made the experience! The views are phenomenal only a shot trek from the lodge!

Tiger Chang

Google
The location is unbeatable. Provide the customers to have a great time and location for watching the sunrise from Mt. LeConte . Also provide a gift shop and coffee service for regular hikers too. Please reserve as early as you can. Rooms are filled up pretty soon.

Amanda Turner

Google
I loved everything about our hike and overnight stay at LeConte. It felt like a step back in time- simple, quiet, family-oriented, no worldly distractions. Bummed we didn’t get a nice weather day for the views, but we had a great time and enjoyed being together and being in nature. Dreaming of going back again.

Charles Z

Google
We spent a night at the Lodge after being on the waitlist for a room. With Route 441 out we hiked to the Lodge via the Boulevard Trail via the Newfound Gap Trailhead, a hard 8 mile, 5 1/2 hour hike. So glad we stayed at the Lodge. Super friendly staff, family style meals were filling, more than enough. We had awesome weather. Very rustic but a bucket list stay if you are hiking in the Great Smokies!

Vickie Maurer

Google
Hiked up through the Alum Cave trail with 2 young teenagers 30 years ago. I've always wanted to go again but you have to be ready physically for that hike! It was very strenuous! The most beautiful scenes of the mountains I've ever seen! We had no idea there were cabins up there until we got up there. Make reservations at least a year ahead! Be prepared with water and lunch if you hike with no reservations because they don't usually have enough food.