2011 Map of Tray Mountain

About this map

Mountain Scene serves as a primary point of reference in this landscape of the Blue Ridge, where high elevations and complex drainage systems define the geography. The terrain is marked by prominent peaks such as Tray Mountain, Dismal Mountain, and Chimney Mountain, with numerous gaps including Unicoi Gap and Addis Gap providing natural passage through the ridges. The area is heavily shaped by water, with the North Prong Left Fork Soquee River and South Fork Moccasin Creek among the many headwaters shown. Recreation and conservation are central to this territory, evidenced by the Anna Ruby Falls Scenic Area and High Shoals Falls Scenic Area. These protected zones, alongside the Andrews Cove Campground and Anna Ruby Campground, suggest a landscape valued for its natural landmarks and water features. Local history is etched into the topography through family-named features like Woods Branch and Wike Gap, alongside descriptive locales such as Mill Creek Roughs and Hickory Flat Cove.