Phalanx Arch

Overview. We visited four arches on this day and Phalanx Arch was the perfect way to close out the day. It’s a big, beautiful arch and in terms of photo-friendliness, it’s a great one! LaFonda enjoyed looking up at the arch with sunlight coming through its chimney.

Route Type | Out and Back
Total Distance | 0.33 miles
Overall Difficulty | Easy
this trail is unmarked, but easily navigated

GPS Waypoints
Trailhead | 36.892236, -84.272911
Phalanx Arch | 36.894300, -84.272950

Trailhead. The trailhead is along Forest Road 193 where parking is available on this wider section of road. [map]

Trail navigation. This trail is unmarked, but easily navigated. Just be sure to plug in the GPS location for both the trailhead and arch. Just click the links below and save these locations to your maps app on your mobile device.

CAUTION - Poisonous snakes. Timber rattlesnakes and copperheads can be found in the region. Stay alert on the trail, as snakes are commonly found taking in the warmth of the trail. Give them a wide berth or wait for them to move off the trail.

CAUTION - Bears. Black bears are growing in number throughout Daniel Boone National Forest. Be sure to follow bear safety precautions. [Be Bear Aware by US Forest Service]