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Tennessee
1.8 mi
Distance
854 ft
Gain
49 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
White Oak Trail
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White Oak Trail is a scenic 1.77-mile out-and-back trail in Tennessee that offers an accessible woodland hiking experience. The trail winds through mature forest with white oak and mixed hardwoods, providing a peaceful retreat into nature. This short trail is ideal for families and casual hikers seeking a quick nature walk without significant elevation gain.
Cox Trail
~1 min drive
Easy 0.43-mile out-and-back trail in Tennessee.
Allerton Trail
~1 min drive
Easy 1.24-mile out-and-back walk through Tennessee woodland.
O&W (Segment B)
~12 min drive
Quick out-and-back segment on the O&W trail system in Tennessee.
O&W (Segment C)
~12 min drive
Easy 0.78-mile out-and-back segment of the O&W trail system.
Cumberland Valley Loop (Segment D) (aka Coyle Branch Trail)
~13 min drive
Easy out-and-back valley walk along Coyle Branch in Cumberland Valley.
Sunset Overlook Trail
~14 min drive
Short out-and-back trail with scenic overlook views in Tennessee.
Leatherwood Overlook Spur (Segment B)
~14 min drive
Short out-and-back spur to a scenic overlook in Tennessee.
Cumberland Valley Loop (Segment F)
~14 min drive
Quick out-and-back segment of the Cumberland Valley Out-and-back in Tennessee.
North White Oak Loop (Segment A)
~14 min drive
Easy 1.13-mile out-and-back walk through Tennessee woodland.
North White Oak Loop (Segment C)
~14 min drive
Moderate 9.74-mile out-and-back through Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau forests.
