A Guide's Guide to Panthertown Valley Map
Because it
has so many waterfalls, rock domes, gorges, and forests packed into a small
area, Panthertown Valley has been described by guide Burt Kornegay as a miniature
national park. This beautiful valley lies is in the Nantahala National Forest,
of western North Carolina, and it is managed by the U.S. Forest Service. Dozens
of miles of trails run throughout Panthertown to such places as Schoolhouse
Falls, Little Green Mountain, and Sandbar Pool. Most of these trails are unmarked
by signs or blazes; and for hikers who want to find their way from spot to spot,
the Guide’s Guide to Panthertown Valley trail map will be essential.
To order a Panthertown Valley trail map, please fill out and print the form
below and mail it to us with a check for $6.00. We’ll put the map in the mail
to you the day after your check arrives.
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Burt Kornegay has helped Panthertown's lost get out a few times, although he's more accustomed to getting people into Panthertown. A seasoned wilderness guide who literally created the trail map that brings adventurous hikers into-and hopefully out of-this forest, Burt knows the area like few others. Nick Patterson, Southern Living Magazine |