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Max Patch Bald- An “Over Tourism” Case Study

 Posted on July 12, 2021 by Julie Graham

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One of the most beloved spots along the Appalachian Trail for day hikers, through hikers, and photographers is the Max Patch bald on the North Carolina and Cocke County, Tennessee border.  The 360 view of Unakas, Smokies, and Black Mountains is one of those…

 Category: conservation, Forests      Tags: appalachian trails, black mountains, max patch, overtourism, Recreate Responsibly, smokies, sustainability, unaka mountains

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