Jul 31, 2017 — The Walls of Jericho is a unique limestone watercourse on the border of Alabama and Tennessee. The hike begins on the AL side, which starts by descending along a forested, well-traveled trail down to Hurricane Creek. Of course this will need to be re-ascended on the way back. Here the hike begins to get more interesting. After crossing Hurricane Creek on a makeshift log bridge, the trail heads toward the Walls of Jericho drainage, Turkey Creek. On the way it passes an old cemetary and continues north, paralleling the creek. Soon I arrived at Walls of Jericho, which featured a bunch of little waterfalls and eroded limestone formations. Unfortunately the water wasnt flowing super hard on my visit, but it was a nice spot worth checking out regardless.
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