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Tennessee
9.2 mi
Distance
4,122 ft
Gain
4h 14m
Time
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Inside National Forests in North Carolina
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Why you'll love it
Junaluska Gap
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Junaluska Gap is a 9.17-mile out-and-back trail located in Tennessee, offering hikers a straightforward route to explore. This trail provides a solid day-hike option for those seeking a moderate distance adventure in the Tennessee backcountry.
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