Permit
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Cherokee National Forest · TN
South Fork Of Citico Trail 105 is a mapped USDA Forest Service trail in Cherokee National Forest, Tennessee. Forest Service GIS linework reports 14.71 miles across 2 mapped features and 2 segments. Published TrailNFS fields identify Terra trail type. Official recreation data links the route to Warden Fields Trailhead; the page below preserves the agency's directions, fees, and restrictions when published. Current permit, entry, road, parking, shuttle, and closure conclusions are shown separately and remain unknown until route-specific evidence passes the publication checks.
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Before you go
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A route-specific official conclusion has not yet passed the evidence check. Confirm this item with the land manager before travel.
A route-specific official conclusion has not yet passed the evidence check. Confirm this item with the land manager before travel.
A route-specific official conclusion has not yet passed the evidence check. Confirm this item with the land manager before travel.
A route-specific official conclusion has not yet passed the evidence check. Confirm this item with the land manager before travel.
A route-specific official conclusion has not yet passed the evidence check. Confirm this item with the land manager before travel.
A route-specific official conclusion has not yet passed the evidence check. Confirm this item with the land manager before travel.
Getting there
These locations come from the managing agency and are matched to the published route geometry. Directions, fees, and restrictions are shown exactly as agency facts—not as a current availability guarantee.
119 m from the published route geometry
Forest Service dataset
These are segment display and management designations from the Forest Service dataset. They do not prove current road, trail, or seasonal availability.