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Buffalo Mountain Park, created in 1994, is 725 acres located on the north slope of Buffalo Mountain, thus the trails are steep and forested. | Buffalo Mountain Park, created in 1994, is 725 acres located on the north slope of Buffalo Mountain, thus the trails are steep and forested. | ||
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(E) 36.27048,-82.33703 | (E) 36.27048,-82.33703 | ||
White Rock Overlook | White Rock Overlook | ||
(G) 36.26292,-82.36548 | |||
(G) 36.26292,- 82.36548 | |||
Lone Oak Trailhead on Dry Creek Road | Lone Oak Trailhead on Dry Creek Road | ||
(E) 36.265786, -82.352345 | |||
Tip-Top | |||
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Revision as of 07:27, 16 January 2012
Buffalo Mountain Park, created in 1994, is 725 acres located on the north slope of Buffalo Mountain, thus the trails are steep and forested.
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(S) 36.278324,-82.347679 Picnic area (M) 36.26913,-82.33833 Towers (E) 36.27048,-82.33703 White Rock Overlook (G) 36.26292,-82.36548 Lone Oak Trailhead on Dry Creek Road (E) 36.265786, -82.352345 Tip-Top
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How to get there
From Johnson City, TN
- From just past the intersection of Cherokee Road (TN 67) and University Parkway (US 321) on Cherokee Road, turn on to Buffalo Road through Pine Oaks golf course.
- Take the first right on to Rolling Hills Drive.
- When Rolling Hills Drive ends, turn right on to Highridge Road.
- Drive to end of road and parking/picnic area.
This is the primary trailhead location. There are two alternative access points.
Trails
Need to decide how to write pages for this park, thus organize this section.
| Trails | Distance |
| White Rock/Fork Ridge/Fork Knob Trails | 3.7 mi loop |
| White Rock/Fork Ridge/Cascade Trails | 4.5 mi loop |
| Lone Oak Trail | 3.8 mi in-out with ~1,450' climb |