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Tennessee
3.0 mi
Distance
1,620 ft
Gain
1h 34m
Time
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Elk Pen
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Elk Pen is a 2.96-mile out-and-back trail in Tennessee featuring a rocky surface that connects to both FS 74 and the Appalachian Trail system. This route offers hikers access to a well-established trail network in the region, making it an excellent choice for those looking to explore Tennessee's backcountry.
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