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Tennessee
1.6 mi
Distance
1,100 ft
Gain
41 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Hunt Fish Falls
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Hunt Fish Falls is a moderate out-and-back trail spanning 1.62 miles in Tennessee, offering hikers a manageable adventure that connects to the broader Mountains to Sea Trail system. This trail provides an accessible option for those looking to explore a portion of Tennessee's scenic hiking network without committing to a lengthy journey.
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