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Gatlinburg Trail
Travels 1.9 miles between Sugarlands Visitor Center and the edge of Gatlinburg.
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Gatlinburg Trail Details
Bicycles are not permitted on most park trails, however, this walking trail, which travels 1.9 miles between Sugarlands Visitor Center and the edge of Gatlinburg, TN, is open to cyclists. The trail remains fairly level, passing the remains of a once-prosperous homestead, and offering quiet, picturesque of the Little Pigeon River. Cycling along this trail is a great, easy, and green way of traveling between the park and the city, and avoids much of the traffic surrounding park entrances and roads!
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Nearby Parks Around Gatlinburg Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Gatlinburg Trail
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Fighting Creek Nature Trail
A fantastic way of sampling the old woodlands and remnants of the area's historic past.
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Sugarlands Visitor Center
This Visitor Center is fully accessible.
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Sugarlands Visitor Center
A major gateway to the park from Gatlinburg.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Set in some of the oldest mountains on Earth, 814-square-mile Great Smoky Mountain National Park is so remarkably biodiverse that scientists haven't even come close to documenting every living thing that resides here.
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