
Appalachian National Scenic Trail winds through the high ridges of the Cherokee National Forest and Pisgah National Forest, marking the state line between Tennessee and North Carolina. This rugged section of the Blue Ridge is anchored by Sams Gap, where the Old Asheville Hwy historically crossed the mountains. The landscape is defined by steep ridges like Hogback Ridge and Wolfpit Ridge, with small settlements such as Little Creek and Faust situated along the narrow valley floors.
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1935 Lemon Gap
Madison County, NC

1935 Spring Creek
Madison County, NC

1936 Sams Gap
Madison County, NC

1936 White Rock
Madison County, NC

1939 Sams Gap
Madison County, NC

1939 White Rock
Madison County, NC

1940 Lemon Gap
Madison County, NC

1940 Sams Gap
Madison County, NC

1940 White Rock
Madison County, NC

1946 Spring Creek
Madison County, NC

1947 Spring Creek
Madison County, NC

1997 Lemon Gap
Madison County, NC

2003 Paint Rock
Madison County, NC

2022 Lemon Gap
Madison County, NC

2022 Paint Rock
Madison County, NC

2022 Sams Gap
Madison County, NC

2022 Spring Creek
Madison County, NC

2022 White Rock
Madison County, NC