The trail as I've mentioned before is a beautiful trail filled with several different varieties of ferns, a couple different types of trillium, and much much more flora and fauna. The geology surrounding the trail is quite magnificent as well. On one side huge rock outcroppings and on the other the South Fork of the Cumberland River winds its way through the mountainous area.
This is a easy to slightly moderate trail. I say easy because at least half of the trail is very soft which is great for the knees and ankles. It's also mostly flat. There are only a few inclines along the trail and they aren't more than 25 - 50ft gain in elevation if that. The moderate part comes in with the distance. It's 2 miles back to Angel Falls, making the trail a total 4 mile out and back trip. The other half of the trail that is not soft is a bit rocky so you will definitely want to watch your step.
Anyway, it was indeed a great day for a hike, or in Clover's case a sniff. She didn't find the fork this time either so I suppose she will have to wait til the next time we head up that way. Until then enjoy these shots from the trail.
Happy Trails,
Tim and Robin
Me looking up the face of an outcropping
I told you, there are very interesting Geological formations all over this place.
I told you, there are very interesting Geological formations all over this place.
Spoiler Alert!!!
Falls Are Below