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Revision as of 18:27, 14 November 2016

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Trail Name The Noggin Trail
Park Buffalo Mountain Park
Nearest City Johnson City
State Tennessee
Trail Marking Pink
Trail Use/Features Dnr hiking.png Dnr dog.png
Difficulty Rating Medium
Hiking Time 60 Min1 Hours <br />0.0625 Days <br />
Distance:
round-trip/trail only
1.00 Mi1.609 km <br /> / .5 Mi0.805 km <br />
Trail Type Segment
Climb/Descent Elevation 580 Ft176.784 Meters <br /> / -52 Ft-15.85 Meters <br />
High Point 3,082 Ft1,027.333 Yards <br />939.394 Meters <br />
Parking 36° 16' 43.13" N, 82° 20' 45.97" W
Trailhead 36° 16' 22.54" N, 82° 20' 45.24" W
Nearest Medical Johnson City, TN
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Trail Overview

Located in Buffalo Mountain Park, this is a new connector trail between the end of Hartsell Hollow and Tower Ridge trails.

How to get there

Refer to the “How to get there” instructions on the Buffalo Mountain Park page. The trail can be reached from the end of Hartsell Hollow and on the Tower Ridge Trail.

Route Description

The trail is new as of 2016 and is pink blazed. Climbs very steeply up from Hartsell Hollow. The blazes are numerous thus the trail is easy to follow.

Typical Conditions

Starting at the trailhead on Hartsell Hollow, the trail follows an old creek bed and can be a little rugged before it *steeply* switchbacks up the ridge to the Tower Ridge Trail. It has a false summit.

Misc. Information

Student volunteers from ETSU helped complete this trail.

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