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There were no roads to LeConte. It wasn’t a Mount Mitchell, a Mount Washington, or a Mount Evans with winding, paved roads spewing out passengers for ten-minute photo opportunities with a summit sign. To arrive at LeConte, one must hike. Even the llamas hike, but helicopter pilots got a pass.
Mountains, Malbec, and Men
Noelle Cumberland
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My Story
Noelle Cumberland was born and raised in a pre-Katrina New Orleans. She’s never far from a mountain—hiking and running on local trails, paddling lakes and rivers, and gaining confidence with her new love of snowboarding. As an outdoor enthusiast, she’s passionate about encouraging women and People of Color to embrace outdoor spaces. When not living her best mountain life, she works hard for the money in Corporate America, partakes in the lost art of porch sitting, and enjoys a good laugh with the real characters in her life.
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Mormon Row |
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Sedona |
Three Sisters |
Dagala Thousand Lakes |
Vung Vieng |
Punakha Dzong |
Ta Prohm Temple |
Carvers Gap to 19E (AT)_Fall |
Laguna Azul y Almirante Nieto |
Perito Moreno Glacier |
Ekklisia Theoskepasti |
Loma del Pliegue Tumbado Trek |
Gur Campsite (Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek)pg |
Eikando Temple |
Tennessee Riverwalk |
Carvers Gap to 19E (AT)_Summer |
Craggy Gardens |
Carvers Gap to 19E (AT)_Sunrise |
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