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Trail Overview
The Appalachian Trail travels through Laurel Fork Gorge, rarely straying far from Laurel Fork Creek. Probably the most popular hiking destination is Laurel Fork Falls, a 50' cascading waterfall. There are AT access points at both the NW end of the gorge (Hampton) and SE (Dennis Cove).
How to get there
Hampton
Dennis Cove
- From Elizabethton, go southeast on US 321 through Hampton for .8 miles
- Turn right (south) on FR 50 (Dennis Cove Road) and travel 2(?) miles
- Look for AT access parking area on your left
Route Description
Typical Conditions
Fees, Permits, etc.
Per-vehicle use fee
After the Hike
Misc. Information
Maps
Photos
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