This little-known hiking path in North Carolina is a 2.3-mile out-and-back trail in the charming mountain village of Blowing Rock. The Glen Burney Trail showcases two waterfalls along its wooded borders with the potential for a third if you add on about an eighth of a mile. The trailhead sits near Annie Cannon Park with easy public access. This hike is surprisingly steep for being so close to town with a moderately rough surface, including rocks, roots, and drop-offs. Hiking shoes and trekking poles are recommended, especially after a rain or in the colder months that bring ice and snow. Let’s take a look at this lovely trail in North Carolina.

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Discover more about this little-known hiking path in North Carolina on the Alltrails website. Have you already experienced this peaceful trail? If so, please share your experience in the comments below.

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