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Bradley Fork Trail follows a scenic stream through forest in the Great Smoky Mountains. This section of the trail has easy terrain, with few rocky sections, and has some small waterfalls on the way. It also connects to backcountry campsites, making it a good option for overnight trips.

Epic flowy trail along Fontana Lake.

Thompson Trail is mostly covered by trees, and has a wonderful section with lake views. The trail itself is not so challenging, but is a very enjoyable easy walk. Bikers and horse riders also take this trail.

This is one of the long loops at Tsali area, going around the blue Fontana Lake, with sections that will not disappoint, offering some gorgeous views. This trail is shared between hikers, bikers and horse riders, so do be cautious.

This overlook point at Mouse Branch Trail offers the most panoramic view of the trail, from there you can see Fontana Lake and some of its arms. Most of the Mouse Branch Trail goes around trees, so it is nice arriving at this point where you can see the water.

Russell Field Shelter is a reservation only backcountry shelter off of the Appalachian Trail in the Smoky Mountains. The shelter has a water source a couple hundred meters downhill from the sleeping area. Like other shelters in the park, this area is heavily frequented by bears so you should be prepared to hang bags if you decide to stay the night.

Being one of the first trails you see when entering Cades Cove, you would think that this trail would be a lot more crowded than it is. Anthony Creek Trail follows Anthony Creek (hence its name) from the Cades Cove Group Campground until it ties into Bote Mountain Trail. There is the option to camp at a backcountry campsite off the side of the trail, and you have the ability to tie this trail into others to make a bunch of different loops and routes.

June Whank Falls is a fun experience because the falls flow right under the bridge, giving you the best view of the falls. The bridge is as gorgeous as the falls themselves.