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It has. Since became a closed road, but they tried to close it to the public. The public has been coming to this location for a very long time. I still go down to see the red Mills falls from time to tibecause.It's a place that I have been most of all red mill falls is a beautiful Place for all the people Who love the beautiful scenery can go and see the beautiful scene ever I know someone who has an actual portrait painted of this red mill falls That belonged to his Grandpa. I have tried to bow the painting from him.But there is no way to get this painting is painting was his grandpa's pride Enjoy painting

They closed red mills falls double bridges due to a new road being installed and a accident involving a young girl with a fire truck and a lot of other bad rex over the years

I love that place!

Cool!

Nice hike and video. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a great upcoming week 😊

Appreciate your videos and maps!

Thank you! Great Vid! Headed down there in a few weeks to backpack and explore.

Indians used to bend trees around here to point north along paths. Always a neat find!

THANKS! We were down in the valley 2 years ago and wanted to drive the Mt Sterling road but were not sure of its condition based on info from the park. Plus we had limited time. We are headed back there in about a week to camp in Cataloochee Valley and drive that road to Big Creek. We will driving or 22 ft class b van. It was no problem getting in and out of the valley. A big horse trailer followed us down! Thanks again!

I'm about to do this trail next week and some friends who have never been on a hike will tag along. I fell bad for them

Drove on the Blue Ridge Parkway just about a year ago for the first time and loved it, so many amazing views, hope to be able to drive more of it someday soon, thanks for sharing your drive!

You highlighted one of my favorite things about the Smokies. The old buildings that have been reclaimed and preserved are a real throwback to a century ago. Squidly 🦑

This was the first backpacking trip my dad took me on. Sipsey will always be a special place.

I remember finding that barn and house last year... It surprised me. I was just exploring. That barn was huge. Did you go up the trail behind the barn? It was short but really steep up to the (I think) family cemetary.

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing, this one is on my bucket list now!

Nice road trip Joe. Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful day. 😊

Nice 👍 thanks for sharing 💐

Another great video! I miss getting to go hiking with you guys.

Foiled by AllTrails! We have all been there

Thank you so much for spending the time you did on this video. Really gave a great perspective of what its like there. Thank you.

I really enjoy your videos... it's cool to see that our ranges seem to overlap. LOL! But your videos are better...

Great job as usual. I always enjoy your posts.

This was a cool adventure. 🦑

Nice trail and video. Thank you for shRing 👍

Been a wile. The last time I walked that trail we drove down to the bridge and parked, the School Bus too. I'm disabled now and could never make it to the bridge,'' let alone'', Fat Mans Squeeze. lol.

Roll Tide ❤️

I am actually going to do this in reverse from what you did! So happy to find this video

I love your videos!

Wanting to visit the Cataloochee area next time we are in the Smokies. Will have to put this trip on the itinerary. Great video 🥾🏕️

That’s was stunning. Those roads remind me very much of the UK 👌♥️

A beautiful road trip 😊

I traveled the entire Trace last year and hit every single stop, and stayed at each campground along the way. 5 days in total, and the only thing I regret is that I didn't give it more time as there were a handful of hiking spots I didn't have time for. Next year I'm planning to do the same on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I'm not sure I'll stop at every overlook there as 200+ is a bit much. But we'll see!!

Do you have any coordinate you could share for the cave location?

Beautiful!! Added to my "To Do" list . Thanks for sharing. 🥾🏕

My home ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hi! The cover photo is a bit misleading for the location. From my understanding, The Valentine Pool is in the Sipsey Wilderness which is about 60+ miles from Huntsville, AL where Rainbow Mountain is.

Write that place is amazing. Love it 👌❤️

We had friends and relaivesin the area.Wevisited HighFalls in 1947or1948. The old bridge was still intact but not used by cars, he bridge had a steel superstrructer, bur the road deck was wood. At that time, a few deck boards were missing. I was a small boy and we walked out on the bridge, but didn' feel tthat it was safe to walk to the opposite side. We always referred to the Red Mill as "Double Bridges".

That’s is a gorgeous place. I bet it’s been probably 15 or so years since I’ve been there.

Great place to visit. Thank you for sharing 😊

I’ve been 5 times and I love it.

Was great we were there a week ago. Most beautiful cave been in over the years.

Cool....could not make the "squeeze"! Lol

Thank you for making these hiking videos! I started watching them last spring and it made me want to start hiking and I hope to do some backpacking soon as well. I live on the northwestern edge of Bankhead and I’ve hunted it all my life but never have really explored it like I’m doing now. Keep up the great work, I’m sure you’re inspiring others to go out and explore our great southern outdoors as much as me!

Jacob is doing the “Tour de Monte Sano” 😂😂😂😅

I am fortunate to live above the Honeycomb natural Bridge. Whole area is a motorcycle riders wonder land. From the Walls of Jericho to Guntersville north to south and Little River canyon to Huntsville east to west. Unclaimed Baggage in Scottsboro off of hwy 72 and 79 is a must visit for bargain shoppers. Items from all over the world there.

Cool....I see you are in North Carolina. I have some hiking around Montreat. Be well.😊

YAY BOBBY 🎉😊

That was great and a lovely route 👍

That was great. Love the Deep South. New sub from the UK 👍