Georgia Hiking Trails: 0-2 Miles

Looking for a quick hike? These Georgia hiking trails travel distances up to two miles along Georgia’s most popular trails.

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  Marble Mine Trail: hiking James H “Sloppy” Floyd State Park

  Hike the Marble Mine Trail in Georgia’s James H “Sloppy” Floyd State Park to an abandoned mine entrance, a trickling waterfall, and beautiful sunset views over a glassy lake.

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  Preachers Rock on the Appalachian Trail

  Hike to the view-packed summit of Preachers Rock on the Appalachian Trail, climbing from beautiful trailhead views at North Georgia’s Woody Gap.

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  Fort Mountain Lake Trail: hiking the lake loop at Fort Mountain State Park

  Hike the kid-friendly, 1.2 mile scenic Lake Trail loop at Fort Mountain State Park, exploring a shady forest and beautiful views from the lake’s shore.

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  Fort Mountain Trail: hiking to the stone wall, overlook & tower at Fort Mountain State Park

  Hike to a mysterious stone wall, a historic fire lookout tower, and incredible overlook views at Georgia’s Fort Mountain State Park.

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  Murphey Candler Park Trail

  Hike, walk, or run the scenic two-mile trail at Murphey Candler Park, circling a small lake and exploring scenic marshland and forest in Atlanta’s Brookhaven neighborhood.

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  Angel Falls Trail at Lake Rabun Beach

  Hike the Angel Falls Trail at North Georgia’s Lake Rabun Beach campground to two beautiful waterfalls, Angel Falls and Panther Falls.

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  Kennesaw Mountain Environmental Trail

  The Environmental Trail explores the base of Kennesaw Mountain on an easy, one mile loop. With signs that teach about Kennesaw Mountain’s forest and wildlife, it’s a kid-friendly hike, but great for adults, too.

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  Bear Creek Trail

  Hike the Bear Creek Trail through a beautiful, mossy, fern-filled creek valley to the Gennett Poplar, the second largest living tree in Georgia.

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  Byron Reece Trail at Neels Gap

  Hike the Byron Reece Trail at Neels Gap through a beautiful, mossy, stream-filled forest on the lower elevations of Blood Mountain.

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  Toccoa River Swinging Bridge: hiking the Benton MacKaye Trail

  Hike the Benton MacKaye Trail near Blue Ridge, Georgia to a long suspension bridge over the Toccoa River, and a small waterfall on the opposite bank.

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