Blue Heron Campground KY. On the border of KY and TN. Big South Fork NRRA. South fork of the Cumberland river. My wife and I do it often. Start at the boat ramp Walk up the trail and go in at Devils Jump and end up back at the ramp or go further on down and walk back. There are also outfitters in the area that can take you up further if you want.
Pine Barren wrote: I know a lot of the people in the tribe and they caall themselves Creek Indian. Your correct on that is the same tribe but all the ones I know call themselves Creek Indians from the Poarch band
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I know a lot of the people in the tribe and they caall themselves Creek Indian. Your correct on that is the same tribe but all the ones I know call themselves Creek Indians from the Poarch band
Pine Barren wrote: Magnolia branch is on Poarch band of Creek Indians land. Nice campground and beautiful creek with a lot of water activities to do there.
FYI: We call them Creek. They call themselves Muskogee. Same tribe.
Hartford TN at exit 447 on I-40. This is more rafting and some rapids rather than a leisurely tubing trip but I have seen people tubing there. There are outfitters that supply a ride and equipment if needed. Couple good campgrounds there too.
