Noontootla Road

Drove this yesterday. Beautiful trail especially this time of year with leaves off the trees. Lots of rivers,streams, and waterfalls.

Awesome trail right by a beautiful creek. Plenty of campsites but they fill up fast on the weekend so get there early. This trail is also busy pretty much all year but can get super crowded when the weather is nice.

Unbelievably beautiful, easy trail. Road in good shape, suitable for any passenger car in dry conditions. Great colors right now and most of the camping spots were open.

Beautiful easy drive with amazing camping spots. This forest service road is a bit rocky and narrow in some places but still doable in any vehicle. The views of Noontootla creek and the designated dispersed camping spots along the way are the real attractions here. If you're looking for a bit more of a challenge where the sedans probably won't be following, you can branch off onto forest service road 58E near the western end of the trail. This out and back offshoot is suitable for beginners in any higher clearance 4wd vehicle. Also, I highly recommend the short easy hike to Long Creek Falls at the Appalachian Trail/Benton MacKaye crossing, though this can be quite crowded on weekends.

2 or 3 trees are down. Small cars can go underneath but trucks and larger cars cannot. Had to turn around.

Awesome trail along the river. Easy drive but beautiful views with huge waterfall. Lots of fun.

Very easy road, but beautiful drive. It was pretty busy the day we were there.

I drove this from North to South today. Easy drive, could be done in a low clearance AWD. Great views from the ridge to the west.

Most beautiful scenery around. Amazing camp sites by the river. Very easy drive, but gorgeous!

Nice ride. Leaves are gone so good view of the creek. Some bumpy areas but still suitable for most vehicles - although ground clearance is helpful.

Easy and fun trail. Even though it was not that say it seemed cooler along the trail. Great camping spots with hiking and fishing. Saw cars of all types and capabilities have no trouble.

Absolutely beautiful ride. Every single camping spot was taken. Visited Long Creek Waterfall also, parking area at Waypoint 9. 1 mile hike each way, beautiful falls.

Took a ride down here after the light snow. No snow at western end, but plenty of snow at eastern end. Trail in good shape, some muddy spots closer to Winding Stair Gap (Eastern Trailhead). Lots of freshly cleared downed trees.