Our blog highlights the top Georgia trails for hiking, running, backpacking and biking. Explore Georgia’s beauty, find a great trail, learn hiking and running basics, and find visitor info for Georgia’s great outdoors. Check out our Georgia Outdoor Destination Guides for more outdoor vacation ideas and travel info for Georgia’s top outdoor places.
The Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act aims to impact our state’s $27 billion outdoor industry by protecting lands and supporting trails and parks, without raising taxes or creating new fees. Here’s why Amendment 1 deserves your vote this November.
Atlanta Trails is a community changing lives and perceptions of outdoor recreation in the South.
Follow these fantastic hikes to four historic fire lookout towers in Georgia, catching some outstanding summit views from lofty mountaintops.
Hike these fantastic trails to our favorite waterfalls in Georgia, visiting tumbling cascades, scenic creek valleys, and some of our state’s most beautiful places.
Hike or run our favorite trails at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park near Atlanta. Explore the mountain’s Civil War history, climb to stunning summit views, and explore a rolling, rocky forest on more than fifteen miles of the mountain’s best trails.
Visit towering waterfalls, stunning views, lofty peaks, and pristine forests in the Smoky Mountains. GSMNP is a perfect outdoor adventure destination for a long weekend, and a fantastic four-hour road trip from Atlanta.
The Japanese chaff flower is one of the newest invasive plant species spreading quickly through Georgia. Here’s how to spot and help prevent the spread of the plant, especially when hiking with your dog.
There’s no better way to start (or end) the day! Hike these ten great Georgia trails to catch a gorgeous sunrise or sunset from some of Georgia’s most beautiful places.
Escape sidewalks and crosswalks on our favorite Atlanta running trails, all within 20 miles of the city.
Hike, run or backpack Georgia’s length of the Appalachian Trail, climbing to mountain summits, exploring mossy creek valleys, visiting waterfalls, and catching some seriously stunning views.
