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Beloved Smokies’ waterfall trail set for weekday closures until October
Beloved Smokies’ waterfall trail set for weekday closures until October
Beloved Smokies’ waterfall trail set for weekday closures until October

Published on: 08/21/2026

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Abrams Falls features a 25-foot drop that flows over a ledge of sandstone into a deep, picturesque pool.

Hikers in Great Smoky Mountains National Park should expect weekday closures of a popular trail.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/nation/2026/08/beloved-smokies-waterfall-trail-set-for-weekday-closures-until-october.html

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