Discover Georgia! These hiking trails cover the wide terrain diversity of the State of Georgia – from waterfalls to shoals, mountain summits to deep canyons & gorges, wide rivers to rushing trout streams, and historic sites to urban overlooks.
This challenging, 5.5 mile stretch of Appalachian Trail in Georgia rises sharply to the awesome long-range views from the summit of Rocky Mountain.
This scenic stretch of the Appalachian Trail in Georgia winds 5.2 miles roundtrip from the Indian Grave Gap valley to the soaring Tray Mountain summit.
This hiking trail treks to double waterfalls at High Shoals, dropping through beautiful forest to visit a massive, 50+ foot waterfall cascade, one of the largest in North Georgia.
The 5.5 mile Homestead hiking trail traverses the rolling, iron-rich, red-tipped shoreline of Lake Allatoona at Red Top Mountain State Park in Georgia.
This 4.5 mile hiking trail near Cartersville, Georgia climbs to the scenic summit of Pine Mountain for outstanding long-range views of Lake Allatoona, winds through massive granite outcrops and explores a stream-filled valley.
This four mile climb to the Sawnee Mountain summit in Cumming, Georgia hikes to an outstanding overlook with beautiful, long-range views of the North Georgia mountains.
This hiking trail climbs through a difficult 6 mile stretch of backcountry in Georgia’s highest elevation state park, rising and falling along multiple mountain summits, crossing streams, and visiting a beautiful, secluded waterfall.
This hike follows four trails through Georgia’s Vogel State Park to the stunningly beautiful Blood Mountain summit on the famed Appalachian Trail. And with an elevation change of over 4300 feet along its 8.5 miles, this moderately difficult hiking trail is a great workout.
This trail hikes the lofty Pine Mountain Trail at FD Roosevelt State Park in Georgia, climbing along a 4.3 mile loop to sweeping valley views from high elevation on the long, raised Pine Mountain Ridge.
This hiking trail travels through a rich hemlock and rhododendron-filled valley in North Georgia, following Long Creek along the Appalachian Trail to several impressive & beautiful waterfalls.
Ecological and geological diversity abound along the hiking trails at Arabia Mountain, winding through massive fields of exposed granite and past fragile, shallow basins teeming with rare plant life.
This 6 mile moderate trail winds and splashes through the Jacks River valley, wading through the river to a series of impressive waterfalls.
This 3.4 mile, moderate hiking trail follows the Chattahoochee River on the East bank of the Palisades, crossing through a bamboo forest and scaling several large bluffs overlooking the river.
This 4.4 mile hiking trail near Blue Ridge, Georgia winds along and through Emery Creek, crossing the stream 20 times along the trail. This is not an easy trail to navigate. But the payoff at the end of the hike is worth it: a gorgeous, secluded waterfall.
The Vickery Creek trail, a moderate 3 mile loop trail just outside Atlanta, hikes to 2 historic mills, a covered bridge, and an impressive historic dam along the Big Creek canyon near Atlanta, Georgia.
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