The trail is located in the Chataloochee Area following rushing trout streams and an old homestead. The trail begins at elevation 2,400 feet climbs steadily then dips back to 2,400 feet at the old farm site. It climbs almost 1,000 feet to a poplar forest then descends once again to 2,400 feet at Caldwel Fork Trail. The trail is 7.5 mile long. It is recommended to travel this loop counterclockwise.
Directions from Waterville, NC: Take the twisty SR 32 south approximately 10 - 12 miles to the Chataloochee Campground. The road will fork and you will want to bear right.
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Recreation Opportunities
Activity
Remarks
On Site
Hiking & Walking
Boogerman Trail
Yes
Viewing Scenery
The trail travels through old growth forests with views of Cataloochee Divide.
Yes
Related Activities
Caldwell Fork Trail - The Caldwell Fork Trail runs parallel with the Rough Fork Trail through the central part of the valley.
Cataloochee Campground - This is a beautiful area which offers an extensive network of trails.
Cataloochee Divide Trail - The Cataloochee Divide Trail is a moderate trail gaining elevation of approximately 1,500 feet over a 6.5 mile trek.
More Information
Visitor Information:
Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, P.O. Box 23170, 320 Sixth Avenue, North
, Nashville, TN, 37202, Phone: 615-741-2158
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