1964 Map of Mount Guyot

About this map

Mount Guyot stands at the center of this high-altitude survey of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park along the border of Tennessee and North Carolina. This map records the difficult terrain of the eastern Smokies during the mid-1960s, a landscape defined by sharp ridges like the Sawteeth and the significant elevation of Charles Bunion. The Appalachian Trail follows the winding state line, connecting notable points such as Tricorner Knob, Mt Sequoyah, and Mt Chapman.