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Now that wouldn’t be so bad if this is the extent of it. Carved through the center of the block is a narrow hallway snaking between dense walls of foliage. In its place is a solid block of vegetation: young trees and saplings, wild vines, brambles, rank herbaceous growth. In short order the canopy disappears altogether. As the trail reaches the valley, gaps in the canopy indicate the start of the worst storm damage. I should know by now this is too good to last. I can maintain a pace to make up some lost time under these accommodating conditions. Hesse Creek exits the park and winds through Miller Cove, eventually feeding into Little River near Walland, TN.īeard Cane Trail begins as an easy descent through a lovely deciduous forest on a smooth wide path for 3/4 mile. Campsite #3 is located at the valley’s far end beside Hesse Creek, into which Beard Cane’s little stream flows. For much of the way, the trail follows Beard Cane Creek, and the two crisscross regularly. It climbs out of this valley at the far end to join Ace Gap Trail on the park’s boundary in its northwest corner. The 4.2-mile, low elevation trail begins at 1,900 feet dropping into the arrow-straight valley between Beard Cane Mountain and the continuation of Hatcher Mountain, running northeast/southwest. I proceed with piqued interest and hope for the best. There is no way to know when the ominous warning was etched on the sign.

A tornado tore through the forest resulting in a very rough trail

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