Brush Creek Trail, Macon County North Carolina Hiking Trails

Brush Creek Trail
Pets must be restrained or on a leash at all times while in developed recreation areas. Nantahala National Forest Length: 6.0 miles Rating: Moderate/Strenuous The initial descent down to Houston field is steep. The section around Smith Camp is up and down, while the section on old Flat Mountain Road is fairly level. The route has several views of mountains and valleys. There are also clear cuts and thinnings.
Route is on FS 4539 (Brush Creek), which was recently improved by incorporating parts of old logging roads, a new section around Houston field and Smith Camp, and the lower end of Flat Mountain Road. Start at the gate on FS 4539 and cycle down on the gravel road. Toward the end of FS 4539 and the approach of Emmaline Gap, the road has been seeded to grass for wildlife management. Turn back at this point. Only hiking is permitted in Emmaline Cap.
Directions: From Highlands drive 3.1 miles on Horse Cove Road to FS 401 (Rich Gap Road). Park in pull off on FS 401 near the Old Poplar tree.

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