Backpacking the Big South Fork in Tennessee

[@homesweettennessee]

Being a Tennessee native and having visited big south fork, several times, I thought you did an excellent job, showing the highlights of the park. The videography and comments were well done.

[@davepowers1694]

I love the Big South Fork! My goal is to hike all of the trails in the park. I've covered about 60% of them so far.

[@ASTHECROWFLIESHIKING]

Great video! Crow✌️

[@johncox5297]

I was looking for a one night trip for my girlfriend and I and this is it! Great video, thanks.

[@safromnc8616]

Its worth visiting just for Charit Creek...

[@hikenyc1643]

I think so! If you like to hike, there are plenty of trails right off Charit Creek (like the Twin Arches + more). And if you're just there to relax, Charit Creek is beautiful and a great place to spend a night or two. I want to go back!

[@justinphillips6490]

Bears in the area are way more afraid of you than you could imagine in that area. I usually do a lot of my trail running in that area, too close to not do it. Slave falls to Charit is great trail minus some washout from rains. From what I can think of most established camp sites are from where it flattened out around jakes place to Charit. Twin arches are a little confusing with the signs for directions, have to double take myself sometimes. Arches back to Jakes place is some amazing rock formations. Jakes place was an old home place with a smaller cabin but I think somewhere in the lines of Charit they had it moved over to there. Downside to seeing Jakes place on the way back out to me is, it means a lot of uphill is coming. Definitely plenty of trails to venture off of, know bandy creek campground is roughly 10 miles from where Charit is if you go across the swinging bridge and back up to the trailhead where the parking area is for it. Great video though