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Albright Grove
Named for one of Rockefeller's advisors and a passionate conservationist.
Plan Around Albright Grove
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Albright Grove Details
Albright Grove, named for one of Rockefeller's advisors and a passionate conservationist, is home to some of the oldest, least-disturbed trees in the Smoky Mountains. Accessed via Maddon Bald Trail, the grove is filled with majestic old hemlocks, towering maples, and beautiful magnolias that surround a small, lively creek lined with mossy stones and water-loving wild iris and foamflower. There is a spur trail to the largest tree in the area, which measures 25 feet in circumference, and a high point that allows for better views of the forest.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
0.7 miles
Estimated time
45 minutes
Region
N/A
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