Sinking Waters

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Trail Name Sinking Waters
Park Warriors Path State Park
Nearest City Kingsport
State Tennessee
Trail Marking None
Trail Use/Features Dnr hiking.png Dnr dog.png Dnr fishing.png
Difficulty Rating Easy
Hiking Time 1 Hour0.0625 Days <br />60 Min <br />
Distance:
round-trip/trail only
1.94 Mi3.122 km <br /> / 1.94 Mi3.122 km <br />
Trail Type Loop
Climb/Descent Elevation 645 Ft196.596 Meters <br /> / -645 Ft-196.596 Meters <br />
High Point 1,648 Ft549.333 Yards <br />502.31 Meters <br />
Parking 36° 30' 59.73" N, 82° 28' 25.19" W
Trailhead 36° 30' 59.73" N, 82° 28' 25.19" W
Nearest Medical Indian Path Hospital
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Trail Overview

Located in Warriors Path State Park. Nice quick hike nearby for those in Kingsport. Interesting view of a stream flowing and disappearing into a sink hole (thus the name sinking waters). Can also be made part of a nice jogging route. Also a good location for blackberries and raspberries during the warm summer months.

How to get there

Take Fort Henry to Hemlock Rd. Make the hard left to follow the road on to Fall Creek Rd, go across the bridge. Turn left on Moody and take until it meets Cedar Branch Rd and turn left. The parking area will be on your left as the road makes a hard right.

Route Description

There are two side tracks that can be taken to get up on to the ridge for some nice views to the south.

Typical Conditions

The trails are fairly well maintained with boardwalks in the wetter parts and stairs on the steeper parts.

Fees, Permits, etc.

None needed, just park and go.

After the Hike

Misc. Information

Blackberries and raspberries abound in late June and July.

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Trails of Warriors Path State Park

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