The described male's carapace is dusky cream to orange, with faint dark pigment behind the eyes and along the edge. Its legs are pale. Its abdomen has strong paired darker side markings on a dirty orange and gray background. In 1994, one male and eight females were collected near Chimney Picnic Area in a large talus breakdown in a south-facing cove in rich hardwood forest. Records cover three close localities near the headwaters of the West Prong of the Little Pigeon River, on the southwest slopes of Mt. Leconte in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
The described male's carapace is dusky cream to orange, with faint dark pigment behind the eyes and along the edge.
In 1994, one male and eight females were collected near Chimney Picnic Area in a large talus breakdown in a south-facing cove in rich hardwood forest.
Its legs are pale.
Its abdomen has strong paired darker side markings on a dirty orange and gray background.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.