Editing High Ridge Trail

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 | Park = Buffalo Mountain Park
 | City = Johnson City
 | State = Tennessee
 | Marking = Blue
 | Trail Use = {{Hike}} {{Dogs}}
 | Difficulty Rating = Medium
 | Hike Time = 15 Min
 | Round Trip Distance = 3,750 Ft
 | Trail Distance = 1,875 Ft
 | Trail Type = Segment
 | Elevation Gain = 377 Ft
 | Elevation Loss = -337 Ft
 | High Point = 3,295 Ft
 | Parking coords = 36.278646,-82.346102
 | Trailhead coords = 36.268076,-82.348210
 | Medical = Johnson City, TN
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 | Date reviewed = 10/25/2015
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== Trail Overview ==
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Located in [[Buffalo Mountain Park]], this trail connects the main trails to the Tip-Top highpoint.

== How to get there ==
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Refer to the “How to get there” instructions on the [[Buffalo Mountain Park]] page.  The trail is a short spur off the main white-blazed [[Cascade Trail]].
 
== Route Description==
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The blue-blazed High Ridge Trail runs along the ridgeline from a junction with [[Cascade Trail]] over to Tip-Top.  Double red blazes are also observed which mark the park's southern boundary with the national forest.  The trail rises over a lower peak before making a steep climb up to Tip-Top.

== Typical Conditions ==
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This trail was impacted by the 2008 wildfire, thus can be lined with small regrowth and briars along the ridgeline. Someone in January 2012 cut through several small blowdowns, thus the path was clear. The tread is rocky with chunks of sandstone.  

== Misc. Information ==
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== Maps ==
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High Ridge Trail is the blue line, while [[Cascade Trail]] and [[Fork Ridge Trail]] are both in black and [[Lone Oak Trail]] in orange.  
<display_map center="36.2732,-82.347" type="terrain" height="500" width="auto" gkml="http://tehcc.org/clubwiki/kml/Buffalo_Mtn_Park_High_Ridge_Trail.kml,
http://tehcc.org/clubwiki/kml/Buffalo_Mtn_Park_Cascade_Trail.kml,
http://tehcc.org/clubwiki/kml/Lone_Oak_Trail.kml,
http://tehcc.org/clubwiki/kml/Buffalo_Mtn_Park_Fork_Ridge_Trail.kml">

36.278324,-82.347679~Picnic area~ ~MarkerS.png
36.26807,-82.34821~Lower trailhead junction with [[Cascade Trail]]~ ~MarkerT.png
36.265786, -82.352345~Tip-Top~ ~MarkerE.png
36.26883,-82.34725~Fork Knob~ ~MarkerG.png
</display_map>

== Photos ==
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Image:placeholder.jpg
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[[Category: Tennessee]] [[Category:Overlook]] [[Category: Medium]]