Georgia Hiking Trails: 2-4 Miles

Grab your hiking boots and hit the trail. These Georgia hiking trails travel distances from two to four miles along Georgia’s most popular trails.

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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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  Stone Mountain hiking: the Walk-Up Mountain Trail

  Hike Stone Mountain’s 2-mile Walk-Up Trail to stunning mountaintop views of the Atlanta skyline, Stone Mountain Lake and gorgeous sunrises and sunsets.

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  Black Rock Mountain State Park: Tennessee Rock Trail

  Hike Black Rock Mountain State Park in North Georgia to stunning mountain views on the Tennessee Rock Trail, climbing through a beautiful wildflower-filled forest.

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  Gold Branch Trail on the Chattahoochee River at Bull Sluice Lake

  Hike the Gold Branch Trail on the banks of the Chattahoochee River near Roswell, exploring a wildlife-filled forest, visiting Bull Sluice Lake, and catching exceptionally beautiful river views.

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  Morningside Nature Preserve Trail

  Hike or run the Morningside Nature Preserve to a sandy beach and tall swing bridge on South Peachtree Creek, and visit Atlanta’s popular “dog beach”.

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  Skidaway Island: hiking the Big Ferry Trail near Savannah

  Hike Skidaway Island near Savannah to sweeping intercoastal views from an observation tower, to a prohibition-era liquor still, and through beautiful moss-draped coastal forest on the Big Ferry Trail.

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  Island Ford Trail: hiking Island Ford Park at the Chattahoochee River

  Hike the Island Ford Trail to scenic views on the Chattahoochee River, exploring a wildlife-filled forest and several caves on the river’s banks near Roswell.

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  Paces Mill Park: running the Chattahoochee River on the West Palisades Trail

  Hike, bike, walk or run the ultra-scenic paved trail at Paces Mill Park on the Chattahoochee River at West Palisades, following the banks of the wide-flowing ‘Hooch to Rottenwood Creek, a sun-dappled tributary.

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  Kennesaw Mountain 24 Gun Trail

  Hike (or trail run) the Kennesaw Mountiain 24 Gun Trail and Environmental Trail, exploring Kenesaw Mountain’s lower elevations, a rocky, rolling forest, and the site of a fortified Civil War Union camp.

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  Ocmulgee National Monument

  Hike the Ocmulgee National Monument in Macon, GA, exploring the park’s ancient Native American mounds and a wildlife-filled wetland on the Ocmulgee River.

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