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Location: 35.2471333, -84.5402167
Trail Head
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Location: 35.2473167, -84.5383833
Trail
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Location: 35.2474167, -84.5373333
Trail
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Location: 35.2471667, -84.5365
Trail
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Location: 35.247, -84.535
Trail View
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Location: 35.247, -84.5348333
Trail View of Creek
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Location: 35.2464427, -84.5334622
Camp Site 1
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Location: 35.2463967, -84.5337841
View from Campsite 1
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Location: 35.2461667, -84.5330167
Man made bridge crossing, well built, no worries
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Location: 35.24615, -84.5315667
Small off trail falls
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Location: 35.24615, -84.5310167
Trail View
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Location: 35.2463333, -84.5307
Camp Site 2
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Location: 35.2463333, -84.5296667
More small falls
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Location: 35.2464, -84.5294667
Trail View
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Location: 35.2463333, -84.5291667
Trail gets tricky for the next .1 miles. You have to scramble some rocks.
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Location: 35.2465, -84.5276667
THE FALLS!
Poi 1
Location: 35.247067, -84.540275
Trail Entrance
Poi 2
Location: 35.2464471, -84.5335749
Campsite has room enough for about four or five, three person tents. The fire pit is pretty well built and there are excellent views along the creek.
Poi 3
Location: 35.2465807, -84.5276365
The Falls! Do some cliff jumping and swimming. The swimming hole looks about ten feet deep and in the rainy season it is even deeper.
Poi 4
Location: 35.2462434, -84.5289186
Trail Turns narrow. Might have to do some scrambling but nothing too strenuous.
Poi 5
Location: 35.2465303, -84.5304501
Campsite 2 is smaller and it has enough room for two, two person tents give or take.
Looking for the perfect girlfriend trail? Look no further. Do not be fooled by the length of the trail. In your 1.1 mile trek in and out be prepared to see awesome small creek falls, beautiful mountain laurel, old bridge structures, huge boulders, and sheer climable rock faces. There is enough to wow the novice and hold the attention of the experienced backpacker. There are two conveniently located campsites directly off the trail for overnighters in search of a comfortable stay. or the eager fly fisher looking for a two day Brook trout haven. Perhaps the most appealing landmark is the water fall at the end of this small untouched beauty. At about twenty feet high, this waterfall is an awesome prospect for cliff jumping! Enjoy this awesome find and remember to bring the bathing suit, bug spray, and a camera! (if you have bad ankles were mids... some of the trail has 3-4 inch gravel.)
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