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    The ultimate adventure guide

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    At the small parking lot, there is a map documenting the hike to McAfee Knob.
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    01/15/2018
    Be careful when crossing the street to the trailhead.
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    01/15/2018
    The first portion of the hike is a steady incline on a typical section of the Appalachian Trail. Shortly after, the trail runs along a fire road.
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    01/15/2018
    The last 1.3 miles of the hike to the summit returns to typical Appalachian Trail hiking paths.
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    01/15/2018
    The overlook is well signed.
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    01/15/2018
    The views along the path are gorgeous.
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    Hiking McAfee Knob.
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    The summit is well marked.
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    01/15/2018
    This view is one of the most photographed scenes on the Appalachian Trail.
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    01/15/2018
    Open views from McAfee Knob.
    Cindy S
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    01/15/2018
    Open views from McAfee Knob.

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