Hiking at Black Mountain – located on the Cumberland Plateau in Crab Orchard, Tennessee – the far side of the main trail brings visitors to a field of mammoth boulders, ranging in size from 15-40 feet tall.
Visible from above, one can see trails below, along with a series of nooks and crannies between the rocks, forming a labyrinth. There’s also a long, narrow stairway used to access the area.
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TY dear Christine 🤗🌹
Beautiful!
Thank you, dear Chrissy 😊
You’re welcome.
Amazing walkways, natural corridors and rock formations! ✨
Yes, it was like a giant natural maze for hikers! 👍
These rock formations and walkways are beautiful fascinating, Phil! ::applause::
Yes, I agree. So glad you like these images, dear Robin ~ thanks very much! 🤗🌹
Fascinating series of photos of this area Phil. I’d Love to hike there 🌳🎋🍂🍃 🤗☀️
Well, that makes two of us. I’d also love it if you were hiking with me among the boulders of Black Mountain & you’re always welcome, my lovely friend ~ it would be my privilege to show you the local sights. 🌞🧡🍁🤗
I can’t think of a more beautiful region to roam. 🧡🌷🍃
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Pretty!!! Pretty!!! Just very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much, my dear friend Blagica 🥰
My pleasure 💖
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