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Cades Cove to close for tree removal in Great Smoky Mountains

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The National Park Service said crews will remove brush from the side of the road and all hazardous trees that could fall onto the road starting Jan. 20.

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WATE

Cades Cove to close to remove hazard trees

GATLINBURG, Tenn. (WATE) — Cades Cove will be closed to visitors from January 20-24 while the National Park Service removes "hazard trees." While the Cades Cove Loop Road is closed, crews will remove trees that could fall into the road and remove brush from the roadside to prevent vegetation from hitting passing vehicles. The road is scheduled to reopen at noon on January 24, weather permitting. It will close again on January 27 if more work is …

1 month ago·Nashville, United States

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WBIR

Cades Cove to close for tree removal in Great Smoky Mountains

The National Park Service said crews will remove brush from the side of the road and all hazardous trees that could fall onto the road starting Jan. 20.

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Cades Cove to be closed during the week for tree removal, NPS says #BusinessStrategy #Entrepreneurship #OnlineBusinessTips #SmallBusiness #SmallBusinessAdvice

Cades Cove Loop will close from the morning of Jan. 20 through noon on Jan. 24 and will reopen over the weekend, weather permitting, the park said. GATLINBURG, Tenn. — The Great Smoky Mountains National Park announced that Cades Cove will be closed for five days as they remove hazardous trees. Cades Cove Loop Road will close from the morning of Jan. 20 through noon on Jan. 24 and will reopen over the weekend, weather permitting, according to t…

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The Cherokee One Feather

National Park Service to remove hazard trees in Cades Cove beginning Jan. 20 - The Cherokee One Feather

Great Smoky Mountains National Park will remove hazard trees in Cades Cove on Jan. 20-Jan. 24. This includes removing brush from the side of the road to keep vegetation from hitting passing vehicles and removing all hazard trees that could fall onto the road.

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