Horses, Pack Animals, and Guide Service

In some of the towns bordering the park, horses and pack animals,

with guide service, may be rented by the hour, day, or for longer

periods.

Destination | Trail starts |Elevation

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| | _Feet_

Laurel Falls |Fighting Creek Gap (see Road | 2,500

| Distances) |

Clingmans Dome Summit |Forney Ridge Parking Area | 6,643

Andrews Bald |Forney Ridge Parking Area | 5,860

Alum Cave Bluffs |Alum Cave Parking Area (see | 4,900

| Road Distances) |

Mount Le Conte: via Alum |Alum Cave Parking Area (see | 6,593

Cave Bluffs | Road Distances) |

via Boulevard |Newfound Gap (see Road | 6,593

| Distances) |

via Cherokee Orchard |Cherokee Orchard via Rainbow | 6,593

| Falls |

|Cherokee Orchard via Bullhead | 6,593

|Cherokee Orchard via Trillium | 6,593

| Gap |

via Roaring Fork |Gatlinburg and Trillium Gap | 6,593

The Jumpoff |Newfound Gap | 6,100

Charlies Bunion |Newfound Gap | 5,375

Gregory Bald |Cades Cove | 4,948

Chimney Tops |Chimneys Bridge (see Road | 4,755

| Distances) |

Mount Cammerer |Davenport Gap | 5,025

Ramsey Cascades |Greenbrier | 4,750

Raven Fork Wilderness |Smokemont | 4,202

Mount Sterling Tower |Mount Sterling Gap | 5,835

Sharp Top on Noland Divide |Bryson City (at park line) | 3,430

Bryson Place |Bryson City | 2,411

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| Distance | | Map

Destination |round trip| Remarks |Index

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| _Miles_ | |

Laurel Falls | 2.5 | One of the most popular hiking | E-2.

| | trips |

Clingmans Dome Summit| 1.0 | One-half mile paved trail leads | G-4.

| | to one of the highest peaks |

| | in East; highest in park. |

Andrews Bald | 4.0 | One of the most popular hikes | G-4.

| | in park. |

Alum Cave Bluffs | 5.0 | Easy trail, fine views. Best | G-3.

| | for rose-purple rhododendron |

| | in mid-June. Alum Cave Bluffs.|

Mount Le Conte: via | 10.4 | Shortest way to Mount Le Conte | G-3.

| | and very spectacular. |

Alum Cave Bluffs | | Foot trail only. |

via Boulevard | 16.0 | Follows Appalachian Trail to | G-3.

| | Mount Kephart and |

| | thence along Boulevard Trail |

| | to Le Conte. |

via Cherokee | 13.4 | Trail passes Rainbow Falls and | G-3.

Orchard | | around Rocky Spur. |

| 14.4 | Trail passes around Bullhead. | G-3.

| | |

| 16.8 | Good horse trail. | G-3.

via Roaring Fork | 22.4 | Longest trip to Mount Le Conte, | G-3.

| | but interesting. |

The Jumpoff | 6.5 | Jagged mountain peaks. | H-3.

Charlies Bunion | 8.6 | Reminiscent of the rugged | H-3.

| | Rockies. |

Gregory Bald | 11.0 | Best display of wild azalea in | B-4.

| | mid-June. |

Chimney Tops | 3.0 | For the experienced hiker. | G-3.

| | 3 hours, round trip. |

Mount Cammerer | 12.0 | Fine view of valleys and | K-1.

| | mountains. |

Ramsey Cascades | 12.0 | Largest cascades; stands of | I-2.

| | virgin hardwoods. |

Raven Fork Wilderness| 16.0 | Largest stand of virgin red | J-3.

| | spruce and balsam. |

Mount Sterling Tower | 5.2 | Accessible fire tower. | K-2.

Sharp Top on Noland | 4.0 | Interesting hike. | G-5.

Divide | | |

Bryson Place | 20.0 | Follows Deep Creek to Bryson | H-4.

| | Place, and Nettle Creek into |

| | a fine stand of virgin |

| | hardwoods. |

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