This trail is 6.4 miles in length and can be accessed from either the Appalachian Highlands Science Learning Center or along the Cove Creek Road near Cove Creek Gap. The trail continues on from the Appalachian Highlands Science Learning Center to Double Gap.
A 2.3-mile trail leading from the Appalachian Highlands Science Learning Center to the trail junction of Caldwell Fork Trail and Big Fork Ridge Trail.
A 3.9-mile side trail that leads off the Caldwell Fork Trail, 0.8 miles from the Cataloochee Campground and meets back up with the Caldwell Fork trail. There is a 1.9-mile distance from where the Boogerman Trail leads off of Caldwell Fork Trail to where it meets back with it. This trail could be used for
A trail starting from Polls Gap along Heintooga Ridge Road and ending at Caldwell Fork Trail. This 8.5-mile trail starts off going 5.5 miles from Polls Gap, along the southern border of the park, to Double Gap. From Double Gap, the trail runs 3 miles up to the Caldwell Fork Trail.
Totaling 6.3 miles in length, the trail starts at Cataloochee Campground and merges at the end with Rough Fork Trail. Starting at Cataloochee Campground, the trail runs 0.8 miles to the point where Boogerman Trail starts on left. From this intersection, the Caldwell Fork Trail runs 1.9 miles to where the Boogerman Trail ends. Going
A 3.2-mile trail that runs from the end of the road from Cataloochee Stables to the Caldwell Fork Trail intersection.
A 6.4-mile trail that runs from the end of the main road in Cataloochee to the Heintooga Ridge Road at Polls Gap. Campsite #40 is located along this trail. The Caldwell Fork Trail comes off to the left 2.9 miles from Cataloochee Stables. The trail ends at Polls Gap, the same place where Hemphill Bald
This 2.6-mile trail runs north to south along Balsam Mountain Road. The trail can be accessed from Balsam Mountain Campground.
A quick 1.2-mile trail that climbs up to lonesome Campsite #42. The trailhead is off of Balsam Mountain Road (one-way).
A 4.4-mile trail leading from Straight Fork Road to Campsite #44. From the road, the trail climbs 1.8 miles and accesses the Benton MacKaye Trail. For the next 1.7 miles, the trail runs with the Benton MacKaye Trail. The last 0.9 miles lead off the Benton MacKaye Trail and go down the mountain on the
