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Last time I was there about a year and a half ago the last little stretch of this one was still closed off due to the fire in 2016. Most of the hike is fine but you couldn't access the rock scramble at the end. Still a good hike, but pretty a pretty strenuous one to not have the payoff at the end.
I didn't know that. Why would the fire cause it to be closed? The fire can't damage the rocks.
Posted by Tiger in the Sticks 
on 4/21/22 at 9:35 pm to ctb504
on 4/21/22 at 9:35 pm to ctb504 Train and Raft
We did this a few years ago; took the train in Bryson City to raft at Nantahala River. It was a blast. There is a train museum at the depot that was actually pretty cool.
Check out Mingo Falls outside of Cherokee.
We did this a few years ago; took the train in Bryson City to raft at Nantahala River. It was a blast. There is a train museum at the depot that was actually pretty cool.
Check out Mingo Falls outside of Cherokee.
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I didn't know that. Why would the fire cause it to be closed? The fire can't damage the rocks
I think it was something about protecting the vegetation that was just starting to grow back in the area, including out of all the cracks in the rocks. It seemed weird to me too
Posted by jkylejohnson 
on 4/24/22 at 7:39 am to F73ME
on 4/24/22 at 7:39 am to F73MEIt was all back open when I hiked it around Christmas.
Posted by HoustonChick86 
on 4/24/22 at 6:01 pm to ctb504
on 4/24/22 at 6:01 pm to ctb504Definitely take your girls to Dollywood. Or since it'll be hot, so Splash Country. Haven't been there yet, but plan on going a ton this summer. Just got back from another wonderful at Dollywood about an hour ago.
Dolly's Stampede is fun, I've heard all the other dinner shows are too.
The only thing I'd say to skip is the aquarium. It's small and way overpriced.
Dolly's Stampede is fun, I've heard all the other dinner shows are too.
The only thing I'd say to skip is the aquarium. It's small and way overpriced.
Are you going for the cities or for the park?
City stuff I have liked.
Skywalk
Ole Smokey Mountain Candy Store
Dollywood
That's about it, I go for the park.
Inside the park
Cades cove! Bears, deer, turkeys and history, The Sinks, Tubing at Deep Creek, Laurel falls, Abram Falls, Clingman's dome, Chimney Tops, Elk at the the Cherokee visitor center, Roaring Fork Motor Trail.
City stuff I have liked.
Skywalk
Ole Smokey Mountain Candy Store
Dollywood
That's about it, I go for the park.
Inside the park
Cades cove! Bears, deer, turkeys and history, The Sinks, Tubing at Deep Creek, Laurel falls, Abram Falls, Clingman's dome, Chimney Tops, Elk at the the Cherokee visitor center, Roaring Fork Motor Trail.
Posted by BluegrassBelle 
on 6/5/22 at 12:21 pm to ctb504
on 6/5/22 at 12:21 pm to ctb504Giving this a bump. We’re heading down third week of June. We’re familiar with stuff on the strip but want to check out maybe some lesser known aspects of the area.
Also curious about white water rafting suggestions.
Also curious about white water rafting suggestions.
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