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Tennessee
7.1 mi
Distance
2,043 ft
Gain
2h 50m
Time
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What we do know
Inside National Forests in North Carolina
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Why you'll love it
Laurel River
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The Laurel River trail in Tennessee offers a straightforward 7.12-mile out-and-back journey on gravel surface, making it an excellent choice for hikers of all skill levels. This easy-rated route provides an accessible way to explore the natural setting along Laurel River without requiring advanced hiking experience or technical terrain navigation.
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