Mile 14.0 — Division 4 — Elev. 1865 ft

On June 2, 1963, this shelter was dedicated in honor of Lula Tye who served the Club for 29 years. The Forest Service was represented by Sid Davis who directed the building of the shelter and John Maslack. Both spoke on behalf of the Forest Service. Art Koerber, Max Sauter, and Ben Rolston spoke on behalf of the GMC. Heads were bowed for a moment of respectful and affectionate memory of Lula Tye. [LT News, August 1963]

This shelter is located 0.3 mile south of Little Rock Pond. It was moved to this location in 1972 from the east shore of Little Rock Pond and was called the East Shore Shelter at the old location. It is a framed lean-to with room fa 8. It was built by the USFS in 1962. It is named in memory of Miss Lula Tye who was corresponding secretary fa the GMC from 1926 to 1955. Water is available from Little Rock Pond’s spring on the LT just north of the caretaker tent platform. It has been used from 1972 to present A fee is charged at this shelter fa overnight use. [GB 24th Edition 1996]