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{{Trail
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|Trail Highlight=Steep trail to top of spectacular cliffs overlooking Linville Gorge
{{Infobox Trail
|Park=Linville Gorge Wilderness Area
                    | Image Name = Placeholder.gif
|Trail Marking=Unknown
                    | Trail No. = *
|Trail Use=Hiking
                    | City = *
|Trail Features=Vistas, Caves
                    | State = Tennessee
|Difficulty Rating=Medium
                    | Trail Use = {{Hike}}
|Hike Time=1 hr
                    | Season = *
|Trail Distance=0.9396 mi
                    | Difficulty Rating = *
|Round Trip Distance=1.8792 mi
                    | Hike Time = *
|Trail Type=In-and-Out
                    | Distance = *
|High Point=4,008 ft
                    | Elevation Gain = *
|Low Point=3,326 ft
                    | High Point = *
|Elevation Gain=682 ft
                    | Latitude = *
|Elevation Loss=0 ft
                    | Longitude = *
|Elevation Change Direction=East-to-West
                    | Medical = *, TN
|Parking location=35.91453, -81.87839
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|Trailhead location=35.91453, -81.87839
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<googlemap lat="--Enter Trail Head Latitude Here--" lon="--Enter Trail Head Longitude Here--"  zoom="12" width="270" type="terrain" height="180" selector="no" controls="small">
--Enter Latitude Trail Head Here--, --Enter Trail Head Longitude Here--,--Trail Name--
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{{Trail Map}}
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== Trail Overview ==
== Trail Overview ==
Steep trail to top of spectacular cliffs overlooking Linville Gorge Wilderness area and much of western North Carolina
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== How to get there ==
== How to get there ==
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From Elizabethton, TN:
#Turn onto US 19E/US 321 towards Hampton, TN.
#Continue straight on US 19E about 20 miles. (No turn - First NC 194 joins US 19E coming in from the left.)
#In a short distance, US 19E turns right and NC 194 continues straight. Go straight on NC 194 about 11 miles (through Newland, NC) to its junction with US 221.
#Turn left onto US 221 north for about 1 mile to Pineola, NC and junction with NC 181.
#Turn right on NC 181 and proceed south for about 8 miles. (No turn. Note mileage where NC 183 intersects.)
#About 3 miles south on NC 181 from the intersection with NC 183 turn right on the second intersection with Gingercake Road.
#In 0.3 miles take the left fork, Table Rock Road. Pavement ends in 0.9 miles and road is USFS 210.
The trailhead for Hawskbill Mtn. is on left, 1.7 miles after pavement ends. There is a sign. Two miles farther on is the trailhead for Table Rock Trail. It is signed for Spence Ridge Trail which descends into the gorge straight from the parking lot.


The trail to Table Rock begins to the lefton an old road paralleling the road you came in but rising above it. Soon a clearing is reached
where the trail turns left onto the blazed Mountain to sea trail which rises to the final summit trail to Table Rock which leads left.


== Route Description==
== Route Description==
[[File:hawksbill mountain profile.png|thumb|right|Profile chart]]The Hawksbill Trail has a sign, is short, and obviously uphill. It does intersect with the Ridge Trail with the route to the top turning left short of the intersection. There are several rocky, open areas with the high point over a tremendous overhang.
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== Typical Conditions ==
== Typical Conditions ==
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== Misc. Information ==
== Misc. Information ==
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== Maps ==
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== Photos ==
== Photos ==
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Image:Placeholder.gif
 
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