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Trail Conditions
- June 22nd: Cumberland Trails Conference Intro to Trailbuilding Course →
  
  The Cumberland Trails Conference (CTC) continues to offer no cost classes on trail building. This time the CTC joins with… Read more… →
- **Trail Alerts & Hours (Updated 05/28/2021)** →
  
  Unless otherwise indicated below, Cumberland Trail-managed areas are open during daylight hours (7am to Sunset): Main Office: M-F 8am -… Read more… →
- Hiking at WMAs →
  
  Per TWRA, hiking is allowed during scheduled hunts, but vehicle traffic is not allowed through the WMA during turkey, deer,… Read more… →
- Boiling Spring Bridge Collapse →
  
  Hikers have reported that the Boiling Spring bridge on the Rock Creek segment has collapsed. Read more… →
- Reminder: Cave Closures on State Lands →
  
  Due to the occurrence of bats with white nose syndrome (WNS) in Tennessee, caves on state-owned lands are closed to the public until… Read more… →

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