TN landforms: BTF002 Panther Creek Falls 30'

Tennessee Landforms -- waterfalls

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35.560100	-83.961650
35° 33.606'N	83° 57.699'W
35° 33' 36.4"N	83° 57' 41.9"W
17S 231560E 3939196N
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Panther Creek Falls 30'

Waypoint: BTF002 35.560100,-83.961650
County: Blount landforms of Blount county
Locale: Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Remarks:

A 30' falls is located about 3 miles upstream on Panther Creek. Several cascades along the way and " Garner Falls" is located about a mile from the lake. Unless you're in a boat, you'll need to bushwhack over the ridge to get to Panther Creek. All off-trail along remnants of old roadbed (logging & slate mining), see 1931 Park map Also Anchor Arch is along the way between the two falls.

Panther Creek falls

a lower 25' cascade at Garner Falls

Anchor Arch

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	Panther Creek falls
	a lower 25' cascade at Garner Falls
	Anchor Arch