This past weekend the elders of our church, and their wives, enjoyed a retreat in Tellico Plains. The cabin we stayed at is situated on 90-acres of private property adjacent to the Cherokee National Forest, so we had plenty of room to roam.
The above photograph shows an overhead look at the path of our hike. We journeyed along the creek route into the woods.
The fourteen of us crossed this lovely pasture to enter the woods. From there, we followed the trail to a waterfall.
It was a lovely hike, and we stopped at the falls for some picture taking.
The next part of the hike was much more challenging...and STEEP. Here we ascend the trail (or what Tim, our guide, called a trail. I'm not so sure...).
After our less-than-certain but very encouraging guide found the property marker, the whole group let out a collective sigh.
The fourteen of us crossed this lovely pasture to enter the woods. From there, we followed the trail to a waterfall. 
It was a lovely hike, and we stopped at the falls for some picture taking. 
The next part of the hike was much more challenging...and STEEP. Here we ascend the trail (or what Tim, our guide, called a trail. I'm not so sure...). 
After our less-than-certain but very encouraging guide found the property marker, the whole group let out a collective sigh.
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