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  2. NC
  3. …West and Mountains
  4. High Hampton
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“The Holler Trail leads to two loops Upper Holler and Lower Holler Loops which can be hiked as a figure eight. ”

Owen Schultz
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Miles

0.6

KM

55%

Runnable

3,719' 1,134 m

High

3,426' 1,044 m

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Up

293' 89 m

Down

16%

Avg Grade (9°)

23%

Max Grade (13°)

Dogs Leashed

Features Fall Colors · River/Creek · Spring · Wildflowers · Wildlife

This trail is located on private property. For access one needs to be a member of High Hampton Club, a guest of a member, or a guest at the historic High Hampton Inn which is located on the property. This trail is located in a protective conservation easement managed by the Highlands Cashiers Land Trust on Behalf of High Hampton.

Description

Mail was once delivered to Cashier's Valley via horseback on this historical trail located on the far side of The Saddle. Traverse the two captivating loops located off of the Holler Trail surrounded by large fern groves and the occasional boulder.

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Land Manager: Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust (HCLT)

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Owen Schultz
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#13

in High Hampton

#212

in North Carolina

#6,934

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Photo of a large fern covered boulder located on The Lower Holler Loop trail.
Feb 26, 2023 near Cullowhee, NC

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