Peregrine Ridge, viewed from Alum Cave Bluff Trail
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canonfatherIn album: Great Smoky Mountains National Park...In Webshots channel: travel - Date uploaded: Jun 21, 2004
Even before you reach the Alum Cave Bluff, you have this view of the Peregrine Ridge. The "eyelets" in the crest of the ridge are natural phenomena, and some naturalists have clambered out to them while monitoring the Peregrine population. But tourists and hikers are not allowed out there. Afternoon/Evening is a good time to hike this trail, allowing the sun to light up the bluff and backlight the ridge.
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