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After winter rains, the Bradley Fork roars downstream. It follows the trail for four miles before it breaks away and climbs steeper to the ridge.
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Old railroad bridge crossing the Bradley Fork.
A pleasant walk in the woods. Rhododendron can be seen off to the sides, but it's not like the tunnels found in other parts of the park.
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David Hitchcock
Feb 16, 2016 near Cherokee, NC
“After winter rains, the Bradley Fork roars downstream. It follows the trail for four miles before it breaks away and climbs steeper to the ridge.”  

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After winter rains, the Bradley Fork roars downstream. It follows the trail for four miles before it breaks away and climbs steeper to the ridge.
A pleasant walk in the woods. Rhododendron can be seen off to the sides, but it's not like the tunnels found in other parts of the park.
A cascade off to the side of the Bradley Fork Trail.
The Bradley Fork.
The trail can be wet if it's been raining recently. Make sure you wear appropriate footwear. The trail is wide from this point all the way to Smokemont.
Across the Fork to the trail.
Bridge across Bradley Fork.
Old railroad bridge crossing the Bradley Fork.
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Bradley Fork Trail

7.5 mi 12.0 km
 4
Cherokee, NC