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Revision as of 09:17, 27 September 2015


Roan Ted Gray swim area.jpg
Trail Name Tom Gray
Park Roan Mountain State Park
Nearest City Roan Mountain
State Tennessee
Trail Marking White
Trail Use/Features Dnr dog.png Dnr fishing.png Dnr hiking.png
Difficulty Rating Easy
Hiking Time 15 Min0.25 Hours <br />0.0156 Days <br />
Distance:
round-trip/trail only
0.5 Mi0.805 km <br /> / 0.37 Mi0.595 km <br />
Trail Type Loop
Climb/Descent Elevation 190 Ft57.912 Meters <br /> / -190 Ft-57.912 Meters <br />
High Point 2,994 Ft998 Yards <br />912.571 Meters <br />
Parking 36° 9' 33.15" N, 82° 5' 58.61" W
Trailhead 36° 9' 31.59" N, 82° 6' 0.18" W
Nearest Medical Elizabethton, TN
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Trail Overview

A short trail at Roan Mountain State Park. Hike along the Doe River with two benches overlooking the river including great swimming spots. The trail is apparently a self-guided hike as there are several numbered stations throughout but no handouts were available at the trail head. The trail head sign is also mis-marked at 1.7 miles, possibly an outdated sign before some trail rearrangements.

How to get there

From the Visitor Center head south on 143 and turn right into the campground area. If not camping, park at the shelter. The trail begins to the left of the new playground and the rear of the clearing.

Route Description

A short hike along the Doe River beginning from the campground registration.

Typical Conditions

Being a TN state park, the dirt and gravel trails are kept in good condition. Some of the trail sections are steep, thus can be slippery after a rain.

Misc. Information

Maps

Tom Gray trail is shown below in purple since maps don't allow the use of its blaze color white.

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