  Ocoee Whitewater Center TrailsHiking  In addition to whitewater sports, the Ocoee Whitewater Center has a one-mile hiking trail that crosses a 330-foot suspension bridge and circles the center. The trail is entirely accessible for those who are physically challenged. There are an additional 20 miles of trails for hikers and mountain bikers, including the Bear Paw Trail and the Chestnut Mountain Trail, both of which are loops. A recent addition, the Thunder Rock Express, has received a lot of positive comments from bikers. The Old Copper Road Historic Trail allows hikers and bikers an easier-paced adventure along the restored path that was used to transport copper by wagon from Ducktown to Cleveland before the arrival of the railroad from Blue Ridge. Even if you don't want to play in the water, hike, or bike, scenic U.S. Highway 64 through the gorge offers many photographic opportunities. There are swimming holes, picnic areas, and much more. From Blue Ridge, take Hwy-5 north to McCaysville, then turn left on Tennessee Hwy 68. |  The Memories Very well appointed cabin. It had everything you could think of. The kitchen had everything you need to make that gourmet meal. The game room had many board games that came in handy on the rainy days. The tree house with its fantastic fireplace, view and hot tub is the place to... Very well appointed cabin. It had everything you could think of. The kitchen had everything you need to make that gourmet meal. The game room had many board games that came in handy on the rainy days. The tree house with its fantastic fireplace, view and hot tub is the place to enjoy your evenings with a nice glass of your favorite adult beverage. Great place for a large family or group like we had. Highly recommended.  It was a fantastic time as usual! I think this cabin gets more beautiful each time I stay! It was a fantastic time as usual! I think this cabin gets more beautiful each time I stay! |
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