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*Wilburn Ridge or [[Twin Pinnacles]] (5089 and 5068 feet) in [[Grayson Highlands State Park]]
*Wilburn Ridge or [[Twin Pinnacles]] (5089 and 5068 feet) in [[Grayson Highlands State Park]]
*Little Rock Knob (4918 ft) on the AT in the [[Iron Mountain Gap to Carver's Gap]] section
*Little Rock Knob (4918 ft) on the AT in the [[Iron Mountain Gap to Carver's Gap]] section
*Beartown Mountain (4689 ft)  
*Beartown Mountain (4689 ft) was suggested at the 2011 Spring Dinner Meeting
*[[Blackstack Cliffs (AT)|Blackstack Cliffs]] (4452 ft) up on Camp Creek Bald
*[[Blackstack Cliffs (AT)|Blackstack Cliffs]] (4452 ft) up on Camp Creek Bald
*[[Grassy Ridge]] (6160 ft) in Roan Highlands
*[[Grassy Ridge]] (6160 ft) in Roan Highlands

Revision as of 22:35, 30 July 2011

A common question we hear is "What are your favorite hikes in the region?" so below are our top recommendations within different hiking objectives.

Day hike (non-AT)

  • Grayson Highlands Crest Loop

Day hike (AT)

Family/Beginner hike

One night backpacking

Multiple nights backpacking

  • ???


Waterfall

These are hikes leading to or passing by waterfalls - not drive up views.

  • Laurel Fork Gorge - large cascade water is probably most commonly led club hike over the years
  • Virgin Falls, Crossville TN - Comes out of a cave, down 140' before disappearing into another cave at bottom
  • Little Stony Creek Falls - plunge and cascade waterfalls seen on hike up creek gorge - currently has some blowdowns to navigate
  • Margarette Falls - 60' cascading waterfall
  • Gentry Creek Falls - two tiered waterfall reached by couple mile hike up along creek
  • Ramsey Cascades, Great Smoky Mtn NP - highest waterfall accessible by trail in the Smokies
  • Buckeye Falls in Clarks Creek Recreation Area - tallest cascading waterfall in Tennessee


View/Scenic Overlook

Seasonal

Unique things to see (or eat!) that depend on the time of year