Editing GSMNP Ramsey Cascades

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 | Image Name = GSMNP_Ramsey_Cascades.JPG
 | Park = Great Smoky Mountains National Park
 | City = Gatlinburg
 | State = Tennessee
 | Marking = None
 | Trail Use = {{Hike}} {{Waterfall}}
 | Difficulty Rating = Hard
 | Hike Time = 2 Hours
 | Round Trip Distance = 8.04 Mi
 | Trail Distance = 4.02 Mi
 | Trail Type = In-and-Out
 | Elevation Gain = 2,644 Ft
 | Elevation Loss = -435 Ft
 | High Point = 4,269 Ft
 | Parking coords = 35.70277,-83.35727
 | Trailhead coords = 35.70277,-83.35727
 | Medical = Sevierville
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 | Date reviewed = 10/25/2015
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== Trail Overview ==
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Located in the [[Great Smoky Mountains National Park]], a challenging hike up through classic forest to a ~100' cascading waterfall.  Some massive old growth trees can also be seen.

== How to get there ==
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From Gatlinburg, TN:
#Take US321 North (actually heading east) out of town.
#Turn right into Great Smoky Mountains National Park at Greenbrier entrance.
#Travel just over four miles on road which changes from paved to gravel.
#Turn left to cross road bridge.  NOTE: There is now a small directional sign here.  Continuing straight arrives at [[GSMNP Porter Creek]] trailhead.
#Travel less than mile to parking area
Trailhead is past large boulders and locked gate.

== Route Description==
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The trail follows a gravel logging road at first, then turns uphill to follow the stream to the waterfall.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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!Distance (mi)
!Elevation (ft)
!Description
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|0.0
|2060
|Trailhead 
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|1.5
|2660
|End of gravel section. Begin dirt tread.
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|2.5
|3235
|Three towering old growth tulip poplars.
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|4.0
|4310
|Ramsey Cascades
|}

== Typical Conditions ==
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National Park Service does trail maintenance primarily between May thru Nov, thus some blowdowns possible during the off-season.  Can be very muddy after a significant rain. 

== Fees, Permits, etc. ==
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No fee.  No mountain bikes or dogs (if their owners cannot read the posted signs).

== After the Hike ==
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== Misc. Information ==
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Per NPS policy, pets are not allowed on park trails.  Be aware that black bears are in the area. [npbs

== Maps ==
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<display_map center="35.707,-83.33" type="terrain" zoom="14" width="auto" height="550" gkml="https://tehcc.org/clubwiki/kml/GSMNP_Ramsey_Cascades.kml">

35.70768,-83.38288~Turn left to cross this bridge~ ~MarkerL.png
35.70277,-83.35727~Parking at trailhead gate~ ~MarkerA.png
35.70294,-83.35674~First trail bridge~[[Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades Bridge1.JPG|150px]]~MarkerL.png
35.70295,-83.33408~2.5 miles left sign~[[Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades two and half miles.JPG|150px|2.5 miles to go]]~MarkerT.png
35.70668,-83.32514~Second trail bridge~[[Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades Bridge2.JPG|150px]]~MarkerL.png
35.70918,-83.31467~Third trail bridge~[[Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades Bridge3.JPG|150px]]~MarkerL.png
35.70904,-83.32018~Three old growth poplars~[[Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades old growth.JPG|150px]]~MarkerD.png
35.70855,-83.30013~Ramsey Cascades~[[Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades.JPG|150px|Ramsey Cascades]]~MarkerC.png
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== Photos ==
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Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades trailhead.JPG|Trailhead
Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades Bridge1.JPG|First bridge
Image:GSMNP Ramsey Cascades old growth.JPG|Old growth poplars
Image:Purple Fringed Orchid.JPG|Purple Fringed Orchid
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[[Category:Tennessee]] [[Category:Hard]] [[Category:Waterfalls]]