Abrams Falls Trail

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The Abrams Falls Trail is an American hiking trail, in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park of Blount County, Tennessee. The trail runs parallel to …

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Aug 26, 2024
It is a hike there & back but the waterfall was nice. We visited in the off season so if we come back during the busy season then we did the hike. Full review by ShannaMoo
Jul 4, 2024
Definitely not an easy trail. This is a hike and if you have small kids. I do not recommend taking them on this hike. It’s up and down and steep in some areas. Moderately steep in areas. Some areas… Full review by Scenic632640
Jun 3, 2024
Loved the hike to Abrams falls as well as the break by the water! Hike was shaded which was great for June. Picnic by the falls was relaxing. The hike back is more uphill than you think. Be ready for… Full review by Chefcarla

Questions & answers

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Is this trail dog friendly?
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No, no trails in Smoky Mountain Park allow dogs. Bears are actively on the trails.
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Answer by kirinlenz · Aug 26, 2024
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Can you swim here?
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From the Great Smoky Mountain website..... Due to strong currents and an undertow, swimming in the pool at the base of the falls is extremely dangerous. Swimmers have drown …
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From the Great Smoky Mountain website..... Due to strong currents and an undertow, swimming in the pool at the base of the falls is extremely dangerous. Swimmers have drown here! Don't be the next victim! Please read additional water safety informatio
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Answer by Janet W · May 3, 2021
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Where is the trailhead for this?
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It is on the Cades Cove one way loop road. There is a sign where you go to park for the trailhead. If you download a map, you will get some idea of the general area.
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How easy is it for an elderly person to hike
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I think it depends on the person’s health and stamina. It was challenging for us, some steep incline, some narrow passages, but mostly long (5 miles round trip) and we were …
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I think it depends on the person’s health and stamina. It was challenging for us, some steep incline, some narrow passages, but mostly long (5 miles round trip) and we were unprepared with water and snacks.
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Answer by Jessica S · Mar 31, 2019
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