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{{Trail Map|Other Trails=Riverbank}} __TOC__ == Trail Overview == <!-- Enter a overview of the trail. What attracts you to this trail, points of interest, types of flowers, lakes, and peaks that you see along the way. --> Located in [[Warriors Path State Park]]. A walk along the shore of Ft. Patrick Henry Lake/Holston River below the park campground. == How to get there == <!-- Please enter detailed instruction on how to find the trail head. --> Directions to main entrance found on [[Warriors Path State Park]] webpage. There are two trailheads accessed through the park campground. One is on the east side of the boat launch; while the other is between campsites B-34 and B-35. == Route Description== <!-- Detailed description of the route. Is there any side trails that are worth traveling? --> Path follows the north shoreline below the main park campground. There are no trail blazes, but the route is mostly clear. <tab class=wikitable border=1 head=top> Mileage Lakeshore Trail 0 Trailhead at campground sites B-34/35. Proceed downhill. 0.05 Down at lake shore where trail splits. Left continues Lakeshore Trail. Right begins [[Trail connects to::Connector|Connector Trail]]. 0.15 Reach rocky point jutting into lake. Popular fishing spot. 0.2 Cross wood trail bridge. 0.35 Trailhead at boat launch. </tab> == Typical Conditions == <!-- Typical conditions throughout the year of what to expect on the trail. Rocky, muddy, sandy, flowers, lots of downed trees? --> Well worn path with detours as the trees fall and shoreline crumbles into the lake. The park has installed RR ties steps at several places. [[Image:WPSP Lakeshore Trail - crumbling path.JPG|200px]] ==Fees, Permits, etc. == <!-- Please list any Fees, Permits, Regulations, etc. that may be required on this trail.--> No fee required. State license required for fishing. == Misc. Information == <!-- Enter any additional information that doesn't fit an any other fields. Does this trail require any permits for overnight? parking? --> The park map brochure incorrectly states 0.5 mile trail length. If you find a pair of handclippers along the trail, they're mine. == Photos == {{Park trail gallery|Trail={{PAGENAME}}}}
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