Hooper Bald
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  • ww-article-cache-1.s3.amazonaws.com/en/Hooper_Bald

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    The summit of Hooper Bald can be reached via the 0.5 mile Hooper Bald Trail. The parking area and trailhead is located between mile marker 7 and 8 along...

  • Hooper Bald

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    Dr. Enos Hooper was also the first cattle herder in the area. He grazed his cattle on the lush grass on the bald and people started calling it the Hooper Bald.

  • Hooper Bald Hike

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    Hooper Bald is located south across the Cherohala Skyway from Huckleberry Knob and is also reached by a short, easy hike.

  • Hooper Bald | HikeTheSouth

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    Explore around Hooper Bald, an easy to access grassy bald along the Cherohala Skyway in the Nantahala National Forest.

  • Hooper Bald — Middle Atlantic Chapter

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    Hooper Bald is one of the more beautiful sites to see native azaleas. It is in Cheoah, NC as shown on the map.

  • Hooper Bald - YouTube

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  • Hooperbald Photos on Flickr

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    I took the family up to the Smoky Mountains for a ride this weekend and we stopped to hike Hooper Bald off the Cherohala Skyway (near Robbinsville, NC).

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  • Hooper Bald Trail on HikeWNC

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    The King Meadows Trail branches off the Hooper Bald Trail very near the beginning, offering entrance to the Snowbird Backcountry Area.

  • Snowbird Creek and Hooper Bald Need Your Help

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    Some large American chestnut trees remain near Hooper Bald, one of the largest balds in the Southeast.

  • The Legendary Lodge of Hooper Bald | Our State

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    “Rhododendrons 40 feet high; the widest variety of foliage imaginable and views of three states from Hooper Bald Mountain, the highest peak in the center of it.”