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Tennessee
3.1 mi
Distance
854 ft
Gain
1h 27m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Upper Creek Falls
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Upper Creek Falls offers a moderate 3.06-mile loop trail in Tennessee, making it an ideal choice for hikers seeking a manageable woodland adventure. This circular route allows you to return to your starting point while exploring the natural features of the area at a steady pace.
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