April 23, 2015


Timing our trip with the annual Wildflower Pilgrimage we, at
least I, had hoped to see a ton of wildflowers.
We found some wildflowers along the trails that we hiked in the Greenbriar
portion of the Great Smoky Mountains. Trails that we hiked included the Old Settlers
Trail and the Porters Creek Trail. Both trails claimed to have wildflowers,
which they did, but not to the extent that I had intended – yellow and
large-flowered trilliums. The Old Settlers Trail deviated from the stream quite
quickly and was an easy hike, granted we only hiked in for maybe a mile.
Porters Creek Trail followed the creek and had a few
wildflowers. We probably hiked about a mile and a half on this trail. The full
round trip hike would have been 7.4 miles. The trail was an easy hike.
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