Editing Shelter:Laurel Fork

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                     | Image Name = Laurel Fork Shelter.JPG
                     | Shelter = Laurel Fork
                     | Capacity = 6
                     | Privy = No
                     | DistanceN = 7.0
                     | DistanceS = 1.9
                     | Elevation = 2,450
                     | Latitude = 36.278642
                     | Longitude = -82.136229
                     | Medical = Elizabethton, TN 
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== Description ==
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Three-sided shelter built out of native stone with open front and wooden sleeping platform located high above the Laurel Fork Creek.  Main feature in the area is the nearby waterfall.

== Location ==
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In Laurel Fork Gorge, between [[Dennis Cove Rd to Wilbur Dam Rd|US321 and Dennis Cove Road]]. The shelter is 300 feet uphill off the AT on a blue-blazed side trail.

== Water ==
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A cascading stream is located 150 feet on blue-blazed trail behind the shelter.

== Maintenance History ==
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*Feb 2008:  Repaired plywood platform.  
*1994: Installed picnic table.
*1960:  Built by US Forest Service.

== Photo Gallery ==
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Image:Laurel Fork Shelter sleeping platform.jpg|New platform installed
Image:Laurel Fork Shelter-1.JPG|Laurel Fork Shelter
Image:Laurel Fork Shelter-2.JPG|water that way
Image:Laurel Fork Shelter water source.JPG|Water source

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