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Tennessee
3.3 mi
Distance
1,566 ft
Gain
1h 47m
Time
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Shinbone
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The Shinbone Trail is a moderate 3.27-mile out-and-back route in Tennessee that weaves through a network of waterways including Shinbone Creek, Martin Creek, Right Prong Rock Creek, and the Nolichucky River. This trail offers hikers a chance to explore a connected system of streams and natural water features while enjoying a balanced challenge suitable for intermediate-level adventurers.
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