This walk began just before 8 a.m., on the third of May. As I approached the parking for the trail I saw only one other vehicle which was great considering it had rained until early in the morning. The heavy rains were the last part of the front which has crushed middle and west Tennessee over the last 3 days.
The middle prong was way up, probably class 3, and 4, rapids in some spots.
The trail was well drained and had a few wet spots where water was covering it however nothing extraordinary. There were birds and squirrels moving around a bunch in the misty morning trees with blooms more noticeable for me as I made the return from the Panther Creek turn around.
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