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    The ultimate adventure guide

    Kristi Parsons
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    The trail to the Blue Hole is only 1-mile round trip, but it can be a bit tricky in spots.
    Kristi Parsons
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    09/10/2017
    Be aware of conditions in the gorge before you go.
    Kristi Parsons
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    09/10/2017
    Within just a couple hundred feet of beginning the trail, you'll find a tropical oasis vibe that's tucked away in Tennessee.
    Kristi Parsons
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    09/10/2017
    You'll find sections of cable trail as well as areas of trail filled with water. Be prepared.
    Kristi Parsons
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    09/10/2017
    One of the many waterfalls that you'll pass along the trail.
    Kristi Parsons
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    09/10/2017
    The Blue Hole. And yes, that water-filled area is the trail.
    Kristi Parsons
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    09/10/2017
    Cascades flowing into the Blue Hole.
    Kristi Parsons
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    09/10/2017
    The trail to the Blue Hole.
    Kristi Parsons
    Photo Date: 
    09/10/2017
    The trail to the Blue Hole.
    Kristi Parsons
    Photo Date: 
    09/10/2017
    The trail to the Blue Hole. Be prepared to get your feet wet!

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