Burgess Falls Trail
<p>Burgess Falls Trail follows the Falling Water River downstream through Burgess Falls State Park, passing four successive waterfalls before reaching the dramatic 136-foot main falls at the trail ter...
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<p>Burgess Falls Trail follows the Falling Water River downstream through Burgess Falls State Park, passing four successive waterfalls before reaching the dramatic 136-foot main falls at the trail ter...
<p>Paw Paw Trail descends to the bottom of the Fall Creek gorge and traverses the gorge floor, crossing the creek on a dramatic cable suspension bridge that sways above the rushing water. This is the ...
<p>Gorge Overlook Trail traverses the rim of the Fall Creek gorge system, visiting overlook points above four separate waterfalls in a single loop. The trail follows the edge of the Cumberland Plateau...
<p>Fall Creek Falls Trail descends into the gorge to reach the base of Fall Creek Falls, at 256 feet the tallest free-falling waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains. The falls plunge from the Cumberlan...
<p>Bear Swamp Trail loops through the wetland and pond complex at Medoc Mountain State Park, visiting active beaver ponds and providing outstanding opportunities for wetland bird observation. The trai...
<p>Stream Loop Trail follows Little Fishing Creek through a lush bottomland forest that represents one of the most diverse ecological zones in Medoc Mountain State Park. The creek corridor supports a ...
<p>Summit Loop Trail reaches the granite summit of Medoc Mountain, a modest but geologically significant monadnock rising above the flat coastal plain of northeastern North Carolina. At just over 300 ...
<p>Piper-Cox Connector winds through the heart of Eno River State Park's piedmont forest, linking trail sections along the Eno River corridor in a route that emphasizes the quiet beauty of mature upla...
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