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A lot of the Old Settlers Trail is located along—and often across—streams varying in size from small brooks, like this, and large, hazardous rivers.
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Seen on the way to Ramsey Cascades in late October © Ryan Jones
Approaching a meadow on a sunny evening along the Old Settlers Trail, roughly 5 miles from the Greenbrier Cove trailhead
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Scott Basford
Apr 14, 2019 near Gatlinburg, TN
“A lot of the Old Settlers Trail is located along—and often across—streams varying in size from small brooks, like this, and large, hazardous rivers.”  

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A lot of the Old Settlers Trail is located along—and often across—streams varying in size from small brooks, like this, and large, hazardous rivers.
Approaching a meadow on a sunny evening along the Old Settlers Trail, roughly 5 miles from the Greenbrier Cove trailhead
The defining feature of the Old Settlers Trail is the abundance of stone walls and chimneys evincing the homesteads that once populated the area. There are multiple such stretches as pictured here, where the trail is basically walled in.
OST about 4.5 miles from the Greenbrier Cove trailhead
Just before the Ranger Station Parking in Greenbrier
Treetops to Ramsey Cascades in late October.
Little Pigeon River.
Seen on the way to Ramsey Cascades in late October © Ryan Jones
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