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I am 13 years old and I live in Indiana and I am going to Gatlinburg, Tennessee for spring brake. I was wandering where would be the best place to look for herps. (Also what time of the day and what type of habitat should I be looking in?) THANX please answer me or ill be extremely bored for a week!
 
The Roaring Fork Nature trail just outside Gatlinburg goes by several small waterfalls and seeps that have lots of herps.

Its inside the National Park, so you can't "remove or disturb" them, but enjoy looking.

Also, check at the National Park Visitor's Center for the latest sightings.
 
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