Gatlinburg - Historic Ogle Cabin
The Bud Noah Ogle Cabin is one of the most famous historic cabins in Gatlinburg. This cabin, barn, and other buildings on the Ogle homestead were built in 1880s...
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The Bud Noah Ogle Cabin is one of the most famous historic cabins in Gatlinburg. This cabin, barn, and other buildings on the Ogle homestead were built in 1880s.
Life in the mountains was hard and Gatlinburg's early residents had to be self-sufficient to survive. This cabin, complete with early plumbing and a tub mill, is a perfect example of the skill and ingenuity of the early settlers in the Smokies.
Surrounded by a beautiful forest, this preserved cabin is an excellent place to learn what life was like on a 19th century homestead in the mountains of Tennessee.
To reach this popular cabin, enter the Great Smoky Mountains National Park at the Cherokee Orchard entrance. You'll find the Noah Ogle self-guided nature trail where Cherokee Orchard Rd splits to start the Roaring Fork Motor Trail.
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Life in the mountains was hard and Gatlinburg's early residents had to be self-sufficient to survive. This cabin, complete with early plumbing and a tub mill, is a perfect example of the skill and ingenuity of the early settlers in the Smokies.
Surrounded by a beautiful forest, this preserved cabin is an excellent place to learn what life was like on a 19th century homestead in the mountains of Tennessee.
To reach this popular cabin, enter the Great Smoky Mountains National Park at the Cherokee Orchard entrance. You'll find the Noah Ogle self-guided nature trail where Cherokee Orchard Rd splits to start the Roaring Fork Motor Trail.
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NIKON D300
Aperture 130/10 ISO 1600 Shutter 10/1600 Focal Length 320/10 
Gatlinburg, Tennessee, US
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NaturesBounty
July 27, 2023
Editing the cabin in black and white was a good choice. It brings out the shapes and textures and historical feel. Great capture, Kurt.
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