lodgepole
nounUK /ˈlɒdʒpəʊl/
US /ˈlɑːdʒpoʊl/
A tall pine tree with straight, thin trunks that people use to build things.
The lodgepole grew straight and tall beside the lake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pole made from the trunk of a lodgepole pine, used to support a tent.
They tied the canvas to a lodgepole to hold up the tent.
3. A type of tent shaped like a cone and held up by long poles.
We slept in a lodgepole tent during the camping trip.
4. The wood of the lodgepole pine tree, often used for building.
The cabin was built from lodgepole cut nearby.