Great Smoky Mountain National Park - Place of a Thousand Drips - Hiking trail near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States - Description
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| Name | Great Smoky Mountain National Park - Place of a Thousand Drips | |
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| Summary | During wet periods, this waterfall is dramatic as the flow of water splits into numerous small channels cascading around rocks and creating "a thousand drips" | |
| Type | Day Hike - Out and Back | |
| Distance (Total) | 0.1 miles / 0.2 km | |
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| Hiking Season | - Spring - Summer - Fall | |
| Things To See | - Waterfalls | |
| Difficulty | Easy | |
| Rating | Trail has not been rated. | |
| Nearby Town | Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States | |
| Link | http://www.nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/waterfalls.htm | |
| Permit Required | No | |
| Trail Map |
During wet periods, this waterfall is dramatic as the flow of water splits into numerous small channels cascading around rocks and creating "a thousand drips."
From the parkway in Gatlinburg, turn at traffic light #8 and follow Historic Nature Trail into the park. Take Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail (closed in winter). The waterfall is at stop #15.
| Latitude | 35.6948767208 degrees / 35° 41.693' / 35° 41' 41.56" |
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| Longitude | -83.4664392471 degrees / -83° 27.986' / -83° 27' 59.18" |
| Created by Nick on 12/04/2009 |
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