Edit Trail: Front Hollow Road

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{{Trail Map}}

__TOC__

==Trail Overview==

==How To Get There==

==Route Description==

==Typical Conditions==

==Fees, Permits, etc.==

==After the Hike==

==Miscellaneous Information==

==Gallery==
{{Park trail gallery|Trail={{PAGENAME}}}}

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Trail Map	`{{Trail Map}}` or `{{Trail Map \|Other Trails=<optional> \|Zoom Cancel=<optional, any entry to envoke>}}`	Returns a large topo map showing the trailhead and parking location. Replace <optional> with comma separated trails on this website. For the current trail page and any specified 'Other Trails' it will also show any map markers and KML file from the trail page. When displaying, if a KML file is found with the name of the trail page, it will provide a link under the map to download the kml file or to upload a replacement. If not found, it provides a link to upload a KML file. The Zoom Cancel command can be used if there are added map markers much beyond the uploaded KML, as default behavior is to zoom in on the KML.
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<tab class=wikitable sep=comma head=top>
Head 1,Head 2,Head 3
Field 4,Field 5,Field 6
Field 7,Field 8,Field 9
</tab>

Head 1	Head 2	Head 3
Field 4	Field 5	Field 6
Field 7	Field 8	Field 9

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{{Trail Map|Other Trails=Bays Ridge Road,Lake Road (Bays Mountain Park),Cross Ridges Trail,Pretty Ridge Trail,Bays Ridge Trail}} __TOC__ == Trail Overview == Located in [[Bays Mountain Park]], but on the Hawkins County side past Ledbetter Gap. The park road is heavily damaged by ATV usages. It is a connector to allow loop hikes with [[Cross Ridges Trail|Cross Ridges Trail]] or [[Bays Ridge Road|Bays Ridge Road]]. == How to get there ==  From the main parking lot, cross the dam and take the left onto [[Lake Road (Bays Mountain Park)|Lake Road]] to Ledbetter Gap. Front Hollow Road begins on the other side of the locked orange park gate. The far west end is not officially accessible from outside the park. == Route Description == [[File:Front hollow road profile.png|thumb|right]] The path follows the base of the ridge. Meanders some to pass around deep muddy ruts and intersects with the creek. This trail has connections to [[Trail connects to::Lake Road (Bays Mountain Park)|Lake Road]], [[Trail connects to::Bays Ridge Road]], [[Trail connects to::Jones Road]], [[Trail connects to::Cross Ridges Trail]], [[Trail connects to::Pretty Ridge Trail]], [[Trail connects to::Bays Ridge Trail]], and [[Trail connects to::Back Hollow Road]]. {| class="wikitable" border="1" |- !Miles !Front Hollow Road !Miles !Elevation (ft) |- |0.0 |Road starts at locked orange park gate at Ledbetter Gap |1.8 |1920 |- |0.3 |Junction with [[Jones Road|Jones Road]] at the "Big Oak". Jones Road heads steeply uphill |1.5 |1770 |- |0.5 |Junction with [[Cross Ridges Trail|Cross Ridges Trail]] which heads north |1.3 |1730 |- |1.3 |Old House |0.5 | |- |1.5 |Open field on the north side. Park allows grazing to have someone monitor this area. |0.3 | |- |1.7 |Road and creek become one. An informal side trail on high bank side. No trail sign, but white plastic blazes indicated [[BMP Bays Ridge Trail|Bays Ridge Trail]] heading uphill to the south. Have not found style for Pretty Ridge Trail to the north. |0.1 |1615 |- |1.8 |Far end of park and road continues onto country road. Turns to become [[Back Hollow Road|Back Hollow Road]] - after crossing creek and barbed wire fence. |0.0 |1609 |} == Typical Conditions ==  Mostly an eroded dirt road, with large, muddy water-filled ruts. Illegal ATV use has destroyed some of the road bed. Picked up a grocery bag of beer cans for recycling. == Misc. Information ==  Per Collins Chew: This road follows a valley between Bays Ridge and the Cherry Knobs. It leads past old farm ruins and can be used to make any of several loops with other trails in the Southwest end of the Park. The road joins Back Hollow Road at the end of the Park where the Cherry Knobs come to an end. Fences near the end allow the pasturing of cattle by local citizens who provide security services for the remote end of the Park. Front Hollow drains into Laurel Run. Be careful during hunting season as hunters have been seen on this far west end of the nature preserve. == Photos == {{Park trail gallery|Trail={{PAGENAME}}}}

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