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Water drains through the forest. It can make the trail wet, even if not a lot of water is flowing in the small creeks.
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Finley Cane Trail as it moves away from Laurel Creek Road.
The trail begins climbing the flank of Bote Mountain.
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David Hitchcock
Jan 30, 2016 near Gatlinburg, TN
“Water drains through the forest. It can make the trail wet, even if not a lot of water is flowing in the small creeks.”  

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Water drains through the forest. It can make the trail wet, even if not a lot of water is flowing in the small creeks.
The trail begins climbing the flank of Bote Mountain.
Hickory Tree Branch makes its way across the trail.
Downed trees and muddy trail are encountered throughout the trail. Make sure you wear the appropriate footwear for these conditions.
It's just a hop, skip, and jump across these small creeks like Laurel Cove Creek.
The trail is narrow and can be muddy in the fall and winter.
The trail narrows a bit in this section. It's primarily dirt at this point.
Finley Cane Trail as it moves away from Laurel Creek Road.
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Finley Cane Trail

2.8 mi 4.5 km
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Gatlinburg, TN
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