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VISIT COCKE COUNTY

DO MORE.
FEEL MORE.

Whitewater. Waterfalls. Mountain trails. Fishing. Scenic roads. Small towns. One plan can become a full Cocke County weekend.

Choose Your Adventure
4.3 MI Hen Wallow Falls roundtrip90 FT Hen Wallow Falls848 MI of trails across the Smokies

Get out in it.

Build your day around adrenaline, quiet forest, moving water, mountain scenery or a place you've never stopped before. Then add a local meal and stay another night.

GO BIG

Pigeon River Adventure

Put river country and Hartford at the center of an active day.

GO DEEPER

Hiking & the Smokies

Discover the quieter Cosby side of the national park.

CHASE WATER

Hen Wallow Falls

A verified waterfall hike through hardwood forest.

SLOW DOWN

Fishing & Water

Make time for rivers, streams and mountain-water scenery.

TAKE THE LONG WAY

Scenic Drives

Turn travel time into part of the vacation.

LOOK CLOSER

Communities

Explore Newport, Cosby, Hartford, Del Rio and beyond.

Cosby rewards the curious.

The National Park Service describes Cosby as a less-traveled area on the northeast edge of Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Cosby and Hartford. The area includes Cosby Creek, forest scenery, a picnic area, campground and multiple trails.

Cosby Nature Trail • Gabes Mountain Trail • Low Gap Trail • Mount Cammerer access

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Hike to Hen Wallow Falls.

NPS lists this as a 4.3-mile roundtrip hike from Gabes Mountain Trailhead near Cosby Picnic Area through hardwood forest to a 90-foot waterfall. The hike includes steep sections and switchbacks.

4.3miles roundtrip90'waterfallNOreservation requiredYESparking tag over 15 min.

Check current National Park Service trail and road conditions before departure.

Build a day around the Pigeon River.

The Pigeon River corridor around Hartford is a major Cocke County outdoor-adventure anchor. Individual commercial outfitters will be listed only after current contact information, operating status and booking links are verified.

Explore Hartford

Adventure tastes better with a local meal afterward.

01 Eat Local02 Stay Local03 Take the Scenic Way

Know before you go.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park requires a valid parking tag for vehicles parked longer than 15 minutes. Weather, river conditions, trail conditions and closures can change.

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Play local. Eat local. Stay local.

Your visit can support Cocke County businesses and communities.

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