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Great hike, have hiked this trail several times this year. Took my fly rod one trip and caught several small shell cracker at North Suck creek camp site.
Have hiked this trail many times now and always enjoy it.
My son and I hiked this trail from Snoopers Rock to Rainbow lake. Camping at Poplar Springs on the way. Very good trail, well marked, beautiful forests with little undergrowth. Nice section of the Cumberland trail.
A little overgrown right now, though trail is still easy to follow. Nice overlooks.
We really enjoyed this water fall hike. It was super private and lightly trafficked. Felt like you were out in the middle of no where. We didn't see another soul out here while we were hiking. Our dog loved it and was able to hike off leash the entire time. The water fall was huge and beautiful.
Super easy short hike and stunning waterfall!
great hike even through the rain. Some structures (stair case and an outlook) were closed but it still didn't effect our experience. Amazing views! Can't wait to go back and swim!
good for morning runs. asphalt path and gravel, but lightly trafficked and decent sunsets/sunrises.
Hell of a hike! Took me about three hours just to get from one trailhead to the the other. It was a very slow hike.
Spiderwebs covered the trail, so I got about 200 yards in taking about 15 spiderwebs to the face before I decided I needed to wave a stick in front of my face the whole time.
Tons of parts were overgrown and the trail was difficult to find at times. Looks like there is very little trail maintenance.
However, I thought it was an awesome trail. I would definitely suggest doing this in early Spring or Fall though.
Also, I didn't pass anyone so if you are hiking alone I would be cautious!
J. M. on Pinson Mounds Nature Trail
Nice hike. Neat wooden bridges, steps, and stairs. Good exercise. Keep bug spray with you. Saw a white tail deer in the Eastern Citadel, then awoke a tan-yellow raccoon sleeping on the Boardwalk.
Great trail with great views! Really busy was the only downside and was hard to find a parking spot.
I really enjoyed hiking this mountain. It is in my backyard, so it's always been something I've always wanted to do. House Mountain I shall return.
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The trail itself was really great, but many people were doing dangerous things at Rainbow Falls and Turtle Back Falls. This kind of put a cloud over the whole trip. Still a great hike.