Posted by Jeff on May 26, 2016 @ 9:20 am in Hiking News | 2 comments | Last modified: May 25, 2016
Hikers are a tight knit community, even online. One of them sent me this infographic by Healthlisted which identifies some of the most haunted hiking trails in the US. #4 is Norton Creek Trail, right here in the Great Smoky Mountains. Although I’ve never seen any floating lights on that trail – it’s nice to know that they may be there to help anyone that loses their way in the woods. Don’t know how I would feel if I bumped into an elderly woman resembling Spearfinger, though.
Thanks to new friend Ciara Tague for sharing her infographic with us:
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Idk Norton Creek Trail….in the GSMNP? Or is the author referring to the greater Smoky Mountain range?
Cindy, here is more about it: http://www.thegreatsmokies.net/scariest-trail-great-smoky-mountains/