Do you have GPS Coordinates to any of the plane crashes in Mayday? I'd like to bushwhack to some of them, particularly the Clingman's wreck if it is still there
I know this is an old post. Just wanted to answer your question. If you are referring to the B52 Stratofortress crash on Clingmans Dome, there are no signs of the crash left. Barely, if any, scars left to show location. I met the daughter of the pilot recently at the visitor center in Gatlinburg. Melinda Stites
Enjoyed your book. We heard some hikers found a plane crash on Whooly Top mt. in Green brier- our favorite place to hike. Can we get the coordinates for this crash? Been to the Big Popular in the Whooly Top area. Could it be close to it?
When I was at Pi Beta Phi Elementary as a student I recall people talking about a wrecked train at the bottom of the Sinks, a wrecked train near Clingmans Dome, a rock house in Sugarlands, a cave lived in by Cherokees and caches of money left in Greenbrier. Myths or things of legends? I have investigated some of these and found some to be myths and some to be truth. I will be posting some of those finds. If you are looking for something in particular let me know. ----- Jeff
Hey this is Jeff Wadley. I love the Smokies! I also enjoy guiding others into the mountains hoping they can expereince God's wonders and want to know more about Him.
I grew up in Gatlinburg and have hiked all the trails in the Smokies, have almost finished paddling the Little Tennessee River from Fontana to Ft. Loudon and am working on hiking all the trails in Joyce Kilmer, Slickrock, Citico, Gee Creek and Bald River Wilderness Areas.
I am the author of "Mayday! Mayday! Aircraft Crashes in Great Smoky Mountains National Park". It is my desire for you to enjoy the Smokies and at least consider the wonders of God's creation.
Do you have GPS Coordinates to any of the plane crashes in Mayday? I'd like to bushwhack to some of them, particularly the Clingman's wreck if it is still there
ReplyDeleteI know this is an old post. Just wanted to answer your question. If you are referring to the B52 Stratofortress crash on Clingmans Dome, there are no signs of the crash left. Barely, if any, scars left to show location. I met the daughter of the pilot recently at the visitor center in Gatlinburg. Melinda Stites
DeleteEnjoyed your book. We heard some hikers found a plane crash on Whooly Top mt. in Green brier- our favorite place to hike. Can we get the coordinates for this crash? Been to the Big Popular in the Whooly Top area. Could it be close to it?
ReplyDeleteAnn- the plane is just off the top of Wooly Top. Man its hard to get to!
ReplyDeleteDo you know what year this crash happened?
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