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Tennessee
2.5 mi
Distance
1,210 ft
Gain
1h 4m
Time
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Why you'll love it
North Harper Creek Falls
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This 2.47-mile out-and-back trail in Tennessee follows a logging road to North Harper Creek Falls. The route integrates with a broader trail network including Little Lost Cove Cliffs Trail, North Harper Creek Trail, and Trails 266 and 239, offering opportunities to extend your adventure. Hikers can retrace their steps after reaching the falls or explore connections to nearby trails for a more expansive outing.
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