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nice trail we got on after clay furnace trail to follow back to the entrance were we parked. decent uphills
Fantastic short trail to three different overlook points of the falls. The trail is about 200 steps down to the overlooks and was a bit icy today, however if you take your time you’ll have no problem! Definitely worth the stop and can be completed in 20 minutes.
Alex M. on Night Battle Trail Loop
Quick little loop. Nice variation. Field > Woods > Field > Woods.
A couple weeks past peak foliage but nice fall hike on a crisp, sunny fall day. Part of day hike is roadside trail - there are options to stay away from the road. Old furnace and outlook add to hike.
This trail is beautiful in the fall but we ran into some hunters and heard several gun shots. There are no postings saying to wear orange or that this is a hunting area. We were about a mile out when we ran into the hunter. Definitely scary but a beautiful area
Our AM was drizzling and we cancelled our long, hard hike, but decided to brave conditions and ‘slip this one in.’ So very glad. Canopy thick that we did not get wet despite light rain. Trail undulating enough it’s wasn’t too muddy. It’s not a ‘rock hopping’ trail so slippage not a danger. Gorgeous views, surprisingly magnificent. Lightly trafficked, only a few others on trail. This time of year’s golden carpet of leaves Not To be missed!
Pretty walk, beautiful scenery
Lots of Rocks and Roots crossing the trail. Make sure your wearing proper footwear. Beautiful hike.
The falls are beautiful, but my rating more has to do with the trail. There’s no off-boardwalk option that lets you get square on to the falls. Not prime for photography. Light starts to effect the trees behind the falls starting around 8:15am FYI
great! perfect view!
This was a great day hike! The highlights are the Henry Clay furnace and rock climbing in Rock City. It is 8.6 miles not 6.8.
fantastic trails wonderfully maintained.
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Easy trail, as soon as you get to the bridge and waterfall go down by the water view looking up is awesome
This is our 3rd hike on this trail. We started in the campground and tied together the Balsam Fir Trail, Pase Point Trail and the Dobbins House Trail to make a loop. Great hike. Relatively flat but rocky and lots of roots.
The only thing "moderate" about this trail was that none of it was marked. Since it's a loop, that wouldn't be as big of a deal if it didn't split in various places without any signs or blazes. It was especially difficult to know which way to go when the trail dumps you out onto a few meadow areas which were overgrown when we went this morning. I was NOT pleased. Were it marked properly (as any trail, no matter the length, should be), this trail would be okay for a stroll.
Loved it!
Beautiful
Nice hike. The trails aren't marked terribly well, but with this app running it was easy to stay on the right trail. Some trees make a hindrance for bikers, but we were hiking so it was not bad.
Good for folk who can’t walk far.
