Abrams Falls Trail

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4.18 mi
456 ft
01h20
Medium

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Last verified: 12 June 2025

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The Abrams Falls Trail is a moderate hike to an exceptional waterfall. The Abrams Falls Trail follows a picturesque creek that leads to the 20-foot Abrams Falls waterfall. Named for the Cherokee Indian Chief Oskuah, who changed his name to Abram, this trail is rated moderate for difficulty. Enter the trailhead near the wooden bridge located at the back of the grassy field. After crossing over the bridge, follow the main trail to the left. The trail to the right leads to the historic Elijah Oliver Place, a preserved homestead located in Cades Cove. The main trail winds parallel to Abrams creek through pine-oak forest, hemlocks and through foliage that includes lush rhododendrons. The Great Smokies are home to more than 1,600 flowering plants and 100 native tree species. The Abrams Falls trail offers many scenic overlooks. The trail, which is well-maintained and easy to follow.

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