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Tennessee
4.2 mi
Distance
1,513 ft
Gain
1h 35m
Time
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Brushy Ridge
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Brushy Ridge offers a challenging 4.21-mile out-and-back adventure in Tennessee for hikers seeking a more demanding experience. This trail connects with the Little Mare Trail system, providing opportunities for extended exploration in the area. Prepare for a strenuous climb as you make your way along this rugged route.
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