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Rattlesnake Lodge Trail NC – Historic Ruins Near Asheville

Historic stone ruins along the Rattlesnake Lodge Trail
Blue Ridge Parkway Milepost 374.4, parking at the south end of Tanbark Ridge Tunnel, north of Asheville, NC

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Trail Overview

Rattlesnake Lodge Trail, on the Blue Ridge Parkway north of Asheville, climbs to the ruins of a early-1900s summer lodge. It is climbs to the ruins of Dr. Chase Ambler’s early-1900s summer lodge, reportedly named after 41 rattlesnakes killed there in its first three years.

Where It Is

Blue Ridge Parkway Milepost 374.4, parking at the south end of Tanbark Ridge Tunnel, north of Asheville, NC.

Good to Know

Always check current trail, parking, and access conditions with the managing agency before you go — conditions can change with weather and season. Source: National Park Service (nps.gov).

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