OUR TRAILS

Our trails offer something for everyone… from flat, wooded forests to smooth mountain vistas to refreshing cool creeks!

Stroll through the pristine woods, run through open fields full of flowers and relax while having your

lunch atop a mountain bald or by a small waterfall. Choose which trail suites your needs and hiking abilities.

Our meeting points for all hikes are located at the actual trailheads, which are near Greeneville, TN.

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THE EVERGREEN TRAIL -

Private property located in Moshiem, TN -

This trail is available for ALL TYPES of treks

during Winter, Spring and Fall.

This lovely trail is very diverse and has beautiful mountain views, open grassy fields, a small creek, 8 ponds and some moderately steep hills. The Cedar trees which surround the trail are dark and lush and in spring and summer, the wildflowers are gorgeous. This trail can be very hot in summer, so we generally dont use it from May-Sept, but boasts wonderful colors in Autumn. There are no water crossings. Since this is private property, we wont see any other people on the trail! The glamping tent is located on this same property, and is a 10 min walk from the trailhead.

All hikes start at 11am.

2 miles Round Trip.

Moderate to strenuous with some hills. No water crossings.

Cell service, no restrooms(coming soon).

Directions to the trail will be emailed to you after making your reservation or you may print the directions here....

DIRECTIONS-EVERGREEN TRAIL McMillan Farm, 495 McMillan Rd. Mosheim, TN 37818

From I-81, exit on the Greeneville Exit #23. Turn towards Greeneville. You will be on Hwy. 11E.

Continue on 11E about 6 miles to Hwy 348(Midway Rd). Take a right, go past school, go over bridge.

Take first left, Shackleford rd. Stay on Shackleford rd for about 1-2 miles.

When road splits at white fence, go STRAIGHT on McMillan Rd.

Stay on McMillan, pass Wood & Pallet Company, keep going.

At curve, look for llama sign on left, 495 McMillan Rd…"McMillan Farms" . Please wait at security gate and call me for the code. Then enter, and meet us at the Llama Gift Shop to sign in. Sorry, no restrooms at this trailhead.

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HOBBIT CREEK TRAIL

(Located in the Cherokee National Forest near Greeneville, TN)

This trail is available for ALL TYPES of treks

during Spring, Summer, and Fall.

This flat trail offers an easy jaunt over many sparkling creeks. Cool off your feet on a hot summers day in low water crossings(usually only a few inches). Your feet will get wet so wear water shoes, old sneakers or sandals. This trail is shady and cool and best for hot summer treks. Along the way, you will see many pretty cascades to photograph and at the lunch spot there is a small waterfall! We do not use this trail from Nov through March because of possible ice, snow and cold water. On occasion, we may see bears, deer or turkeys and other small wildlife. This is a public trail, so we may see other people along the way, and also horses and Jeeps.

All hikes start at 11am

2-3 miles round trip. Easy to moderate, mostly flat. Rocky and muddy in spots. 2 Easy Creek Crossings(please wear water shoes).

Cell service, restrooms.

Note: There are tent camping spots and a few RV spots located at this trail, but they are first-come, first-served.

Directions to the trail will be emailed to you after making your reservation or you may print directions from here....

DIRECTIONS to Hobbit Creek Trail in the Cherokee National Forest)Horse Creek Recreation Area, 2415 Horse Creek Park Rd, Chuckey, TN 37641

From I-81 in TN, Exit on #23 Greeneville and heads towards Greeneville. You will be on 11E(Andrew Johnson Hwy) and go ALL the way through Greeneville (towards Jonesboro/Johnson City). DONT turn to go downtown.

Stay on 11E and pass Food City, Lowes and the only Walmart, keep going.

Make right on Hwy 107E(Tusculum ByPass)and go 5.7 miles. Pass Hwy 351. Look for sign on right that says Cherokee National Forest Recreation area. Turn right after sign on Horse Creek Park Road.

Horse Creek Park Road is a small neighborhood road that winds its way to the Forest. Go about 3 miles, and it will sharp curve to the right. Go right. (DONT take Broyles Rd). Keep following Horse Creek Road to Park Entrance.

As you enter the Cherokee National Forest, you will see the FIRST parking area to the left with a metal gate. Its directly across from Old Forge Rd. Pull in there to park and you will see my wht truck with red horse trailer. Clean restrooms available.

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The Wandering LLamas, LLC is fully licensed and insured and holds legal permits for hiking in the Cherokee National Forest and on private properties.