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Middle Falls ***2165 viewsThe middle falls on Flat Laurel Creek is a *** because of the descent and ascent from the trail. Done worse but, it can be tricky.
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Barclay2164 viewsBarclay hales from Wisconsin and earns the name "Flash" due to his hiking speed.All my photos while hiking with him are mere blurs.
Pictured here with his hiking companion and crew member "BO", atop Buzzard Rock, TN. Avid horseman and trail maintainer.
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Top Of Squibb Creek Falls lower falls **2163 viewsLou and I took the hike up Squibb Creek after a night of heavy rain. If your thing is creek crossing this is for you.
The round trip is about five miles and with the water level high and a trail not much different than the creek, a grand time was had by all.
We found getting to the bottom of the falls, with the high water, was a little risky hence the top photos.
I recommend this trip just for the fantastic cascades below the Falls.
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Kelley Falls2160 viewsVery difficult to photograph due to Sun beingon the falls most of the time.
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Grace2159 viewsGraces High Falls on a foggy day. Note Little River Canyon. The canyon is 12 miles long and said to be 600-700 ft deep.
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Lower Bridal Beil 22158 views
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Told you!2155 viewsHey, Molly told you I could dress it up.
Doesn't the little frosty cascade make Lower Stony look good?
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Dick's Creek Falls (lower) **2155 viewsThis Falls is one of the prettier small waterfalls in the area of Limestone Cove.
I only rate it as ** because of the two mile hike, one way, and the mud holes from vehicles.
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Don't even think about it!2154 viewsThe deer appears ready to assist the Glacier Park contractor in closing the road.
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Why I hike waterfalls2151 viewsThis pothole is the reason I came to Steele Creek, and why I hike waterfalls. They are all different but, this one is downright strange and I will return for further exploring.
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Touch Of Fall2150 viewsEarly October brought just a hint of color.
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Yesterday's Train2149 viewsWheel from an old narrow gauge logging train now resting in Paint Creek Park, near Greeneville, TN.
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