먼로 카운티 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

A flat free campsite along Long Hungry Ridge Trail, an open area around high trees that provides some shade. There are no services, but if you are prepared it is a nice place to camp.

Along Twentymile loop there are many small cascades, some that you can see from the bridges. This is the case of this charming little waterfall, that invites you to stop for a while just listening to the flow.

This trail is for those who want a good amount of elevation gain while enjoying the experience of being immersed in the forest, walking along creeks and crossing many bridges. Another plus to the loop is that it is not so popular, allowing some quiet and solo moments. One of the things about it, is that there is no view point (it’s entirely tree-covered), but it’s in good condition, allowing hikers to calmly enjoy the forest.

This section of trail is filled with various primitive tent camping sites. Most sites are between the trail and the water's edge and are not marked so keep your eyes peeled if looking for an overnight spot. When choosing a site, be mindful of LNT practices and be courteous of other backcountry users.

There are many spectacular spots to stand on the road/bridge here to view the waterfalls. Depending on the time of year, there might even be side streams coming from different areas of the rock face. There are several side trails leading down to the water if you want a closer view, but be careful as this water is fast moving and can be extremely cold in the fall and winter months!

Enjoy a break from your hike by taking a seat on the side of the trail. There is an obvious switchback in this section with man-placed rocks that serve as a great place for a rest or a snack.

Very nice view further into the Great Smokey Mountains.