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One fire ring, but good flowing creek on both sides of camp site. Plenty of dead wood for fire.
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The park boundary is marked by a simple sign on a tree next to the trail. The trail continues on for a short distance to the road.
The trail is well covered with shade, especially through areas with thick rhododendron.
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Wiley Ashworth
Apr 3, 2018 near Maryville, TN
“One fire ring, but good flowing creek on both sides of camp site. Plenty of dead wood for fire.”  

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One fire ring, but good flowing creek on both sides of camp site. Plenty of dead wood for fire.
The trail is well covered with shade, especially through areas with thick rhododendron.
There are areas of the trail that can be particularly wet, especially after a rain. Here, you can see where the trail essentially is a creek.
The Cooper Road Trail breaks off to the right and climbs the hill seen here while the Cane Creek Trail goes straight ahead.
The Cooper Road Trail as it climbs up a gentle rise.
At the park boundary, you can catch glimpses of old buildings used for storage. These sit on private property and are not the Gold Mine.
Flowers can be seen blooming along the trail in the spring.
The park boundary is marked by a simple sign on a tree next to the trail. The trail continues on for a short distance to the road.
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Cane Creek Trail

2.2 mi 3.5 km
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Maryville, TN