Camp 1: uppper Rock Creek | Pixel's Travels

Southern Terminus at TN 154 in Pickett State Park

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Pickett State Park fire tower looking northeast over the Cumberland Plateau

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Big Creek Shelotwee crosses Forest Service road

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Camp 1: uppper Rock Creek

Camp 1: uppper Rock Creek

Camp 1: upper Rock Creek

Thompson Overlook on Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area Overlook Downriver

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area always puts lovers in the mood

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area Overlook Upriver

North Fork of Big Creek

Pickett State Park fire tower

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

above Thompson Creek descending

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

Thompson Overlook on Hidden Passage Trail above Thompson Creek

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

Yahoo Falls Scenic Area

Along the Big South Fork

Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Sheltowee along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River

North Fork of Big Creek waterfall

Along the Big South Fork

Yamacraw Bridge day use area

Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Lick Creek Bridge

Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Yamacraw Bridge

Yamacraw Bridge

Sheltowee & John Muir Trails coincide

Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Magnolia Tree blooms on Laurel Ridge Road

Camp 3: Negro Creek

Old store at Yamacraw Bridge

Farmsted along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Gobbler's Arch Trail

Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River

Cotton Patch creek along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Laurel Ridge Road and wet rockhouse

Rail bridge across Bigh South Fork of the Cumberland River

toward Grassy Knob

Pink Lady Slipper on small cliffs above headwaters of Puncheoncamp Creek

Cotton Patch Shelter along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, now flooded as Lake Cumberland

Boat launch at Yamacraw, Big South Fork of the Cumberland River

Camp 3: Negro Creek

Sheltowee & John Muir Trails coincide

Sheltowee Trace Ford of Rock Creek

up to Bald Knob Ridge

Pink Lady Slipper on small cliffs above headwaters of Puncheoncamp Creek

Sheltowee above Lin Hollow

Peter's Mountain 1601 feet in elevation is amoung the highest in the Big South Fork, which the runs below at 790ft. Hemlock Grov

Rail bridge across Bigh South Fork of the Cumberland River

road on Grassy Creek

Sheltowee above Lin Hollow

Trace Branch Creek

up to Bald Knob Ridge

Coon Patch Ridge

Laurel Ridge Road

Sheltowee intersects with Laurel Ridge road

mine on Grassy Creek

Magnolia Tree blooms on Laurel Ridge Road

Sheltowee above Lin Hollow

Gobbler's Arch Trail

Gobbler's Arch Trail

Trace Branch Creek

Sheltowee above Lin Hollow

Laurel Ridge Road

Gobbler's Arch Trail above Turkey Branch looking up Rock Creek

Sheltowee above Lin Hollow

Nest of song birds?

Pink Lady Slipper on small cliffs above headwaters of Puncheoncamp Creek

Laurel Ridge Road

Pink Lady Slipper on small cliffs above headwaters of Puncheoncamp Creek

Down to Devil's Knob Road

Overlook above Lin Hollow looking east to the mountains of Whitley County

Gobbler's Arch Trail

Camp 2: Puncheoncamp Creek

Laurel Ridge Road

Down to Devil's Knob Road

Gobbler's Arch Trail

Sheltowee Trace intersects with Divide Road

Sheltowee Trace Rail Trail

Sheltowee Trace Rail Trail

camp on Grassy Creek

toward Piney Butte

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Created on: Tuesday 31 May 2005

Posted on: Tuesday 31 May 2005

Visits: 2131

Albums: 05 May 27-30: Sheltowee Trace, Big South Fork

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1 comment

- Thursday 2 March 2006 11:30

[b]Joe Thrailkill[/b] Interested in using this photo for hospital exhibit to bring doctors into the region.
Please contact me at joe@brentwoodcommunications.com for help
Thank you.

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