Length: Slightly over 1.1 miles Difficulty: Easy to Moderate Blazes: Red, Blue, Yellow The Old Fort Trails at Fort Mountain State Park is a combination of three trails that are in the same area, and can be made into a few different combinations of hiking loops. Each trail has its own unique features and...
Distance: 1.0 Miles (one way) Difficulty: Moderate to Strenuous The Visitor’s Center to Amicalola Falls State Park is a great place to begin the approach to Georgia’s highest waterfall. While it is possible to drive very close to the falls and hike to the falls along the very short West Ridge Falls Access, hiking...
Length: 0.75 mile Loop Difficulty: Easy The Visitor’s Center Loop Trail on Red Top Mountain is a very brief hiking trail that begins at the same trail head of the Sweetgum Lodge Loop. Both trail heads begin in the parking area near the Visitor’s Center. The hike follows along the Sweetgum Trail until it...
Length: 1.8 miles Difficulty: Moderate to Strenuous Keown Falls Trail is one of the best places to hike in the Armuchee, Northwest Georgia area, even if the waterfalls are not at their fullest. The trail up to the falls is a somewhat steep climb up part of Johns Mountain. The Keown Falls trail begins...
Length: 3.6 Miles (Loop) Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult if began by following the mountain ridge. Moderate if began by crossing the parking lot and entering the trail on the downhill portion (the true trail head). Johns Mountain Loop Trail is a loop trail providing an excellent view of the Armuchee Ridges and Valleys, as...
Creek Trail – Amicalola Falls State Park from Southern Hiker .com by JP Difficulty: Moderate Distance: 0.6 Miles Blaze: Yellow This will be the last trail I write about from Amicalola Falls State Park, or at least until I get back up there for the Springer Mountain Approach Trail. Creek Trail completes the...
Length: 3.5 mile loop Difficulty: Easy to Very Easy – Follow the Red Blaze The Sweetgum Lodge Loop Trail is a trail that begins at the parking lot near the Red Top Mountain Visitor’s Center, and continues in a loop from the Visitor’s Center to the Red Top Mountain Lodge, camping area, and back...
Difficulty: Easy Length: 0.5 miles (one way) River Trail is a hiking trail on Cumberland Island that connects Dungeness Docks to Sea Camp Docks. This trail is a short half mile trail that runs somewhat parallel to the western coast of Cumberland Island. The trail is extremely grown up, and appears to have been...
Difficulty Rating: Easy to Moderate (only if in warm conditions). Length: Approximately 1.5 Miles (One Way) Dungeness Trail or Dungeness Road is the trail that travels from the the Southern Dock and Ranger Station on Cumberland Island to the Dungeness Ruins, and eventually to the Southern end of the Beach. There are two approaches...
Difficulty Rating: Easy Distance: 1.7 mile loop Th Songbird Trail is a nearly flat loop trail circling along the Little Conasauga River area where beavers appear to have been undertaking some serious dam construction. Songbird Trail can be accessed from two points. One access is at its trail head along the service road. The...