Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area
Fans of Big South Fork tout its relative emptiness as compared to nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Within Big South Fork's 123,000 acres atop the Cumberland Plateau are myriad possibilities for adventure. Park visitors cite the abundant natural arches and bridges, waterfalls and swimming holes, and miles and miles of trails as their reasons to spend time in the park. And then, of course, there's the powerful Big South Fork itself. A 600-foot gorge carves through the plateau, cradling the ever-changing river. Read More »
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Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area Travel Q&A
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- How about a tributary to the Big South Fork, under 10,000cfs ?
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Not trying to break my neck, just like to paddle, look at rocks, trees, and small animals. Rapids and portaging don't interest me much. Would rather avoid, Compound Fracture, Write yo'Mamma etc.
Asked on March 30, 2012 by traveler
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