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Free text: {{Park trail map}} __TOC__ ==Park Overview== Panther Creek State Park is located on the Cherokee Reservoir north of Morristown, Tennessee. Available activities include hiking, mountain biking, camping, fishing, boating, horseback riding, and swimming. == How to get there == From Kingsport, TN: #Take I-81 South to Exit 12 (Lowland/Morristown). #At bottom of exit ramp, turn right (north) onto Enka Highway TN-160, and drive for 11.3 miles. #Turn right (east) onto Andrew Johnson Highway US-11E. #Travel 1.2 miles and turn left (north) onto Panther Creek Road. #Park entrance will be reached in 1.6 miles. Trailheads are at several points in the park. == Trails == The following trails are available: {{Park trail table|Park={{PAGENAME}}}} '''Get a paper park map from box at the welcome center!''' Cell service in the park is one-bar at best, so don't rely on electronic maps. The park trails are a network of short segments, so the avid hiker will join several together for a longer hike. They are primarily classified as being for hiking, biking, or horses with basic colored arrow blazes of silver, red, and yellow respectively. Parking is only allowed in the designated parking lots and not necessarily at the trailheads. == Fees, Hours, Restrictions == The park is open 6AM to sunset year around. There is no entrance fee. Welcome center hours are 8AM-6PM, although the bathrooms are available anytime. Dogs are allowed on leash. One learning obtained from the park's trail manager is trail maintenance primary occurs during the winter months when the grounds crew is not occupied mowing the open spaces and keeping up with the pool. The East TN Backcountry Horsemen also work on the horse trails. ==Gallery== {{Park trail gallery|Park={{PAGENAME}}}}
These trails already exist referencing this park page (could be none!): Lost Road Trail, Maple Arch Trail, Norris Blackburn Trail, Old Wagon Trail, Ore Mine Trail, Point Lookout Trail, Ridge Crest Trail, Road to Recycling Trail, Seven Sinkholes Trail
Trails that do not have a page on this wiki but are part of this park. The Highlight field is intended for a few word description or highlight of the trail to be used in map balloons and trail lists.
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