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Lynn Camp Falls

Sevier County, Tennessee

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Sevier County, Tennessee
Access status
Guide: easy trail walk to the cascades
The walk
1.4 miles round trip
Ground & access
Wide, fairly level former railroad grade. Rocks beside the cascades are slippery.

Lynn Camp Prong tumbles over and around rocks in a series of cascades beside the Middle Prong Trail in the Tremont area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Park at the Middle Prong Trailhead at the end of Upper Tremont Road, which is unpaved but well maintained, and walk up the Middle Prong Trail. The trail follows an old logging railroad grade, so it is wide and fairly level. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Middle Prong Trailhead at the end of Upper Tremont Road, Middle Prong Trail beside Lynn Camp Prong to the cascades

The National Park Service gives 1.4 miles (2.3 km) round trip from the Middle Prong Trailhead to Lynn Camp Prong Cascades.

Wide, fairly level former railroad grade. Rocks beside the cascades are slippery.

Where to start

Middle Prong Trailhead at the end of Upper Tremont Road (unpaved but well maintained), per the park.

Timing & water

Open year-round as a park trail. Wildflowers bloom along the trail from spring through summer.

Before you go

A Great Smoky Mountains National Park parking tag is required for any vehicle parked longer than 15 minutes. The park lists daily ($5), weekly ($15) and annual ($40) tags. The tag must be displayed in the vehicle and does not guarantee a parking space. No booking is needed for the trail.

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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Sevier County, Tennessee.

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