This trail starts at Cooper Creek Scenic Area parking lot, goes west across Tom Jones Branch to the ridgetop and returns. It traverses a variety of bird habitats with a 200 foot-elevation gain.

These trails include Long Branch 2.5-mile loop, Flat Creek 5-mile loop, Green Mountain Trail, and Stanley Gap Trail. The area is accessed from Aska Road parking area at Deep Gap and from Stanley Gap and Shady Falls Road. A mixture of single track and former logging roads with elevations changes of 1...

This double-loop trail follows scenic Bear Creek through hemlock-cove hardwood forests and passes by the Gennett Poplar, an immense, old-growth yellow poplar tree. The 2-mile round trip to the "Big Poplar” makes a great family outing. Sections of the trail are narrow, steep, and the path crosses sev...

The trail in Georgia stretches from Springer Mountain to Double Spring Gap on the Tennessee border. The first 20 miles of this trail merge with the Appalachian and Duncan Ridge Trails. From Springer Mountain, the Benton MacKaye Trail goes north to Rhodes Mountain and turns west, crossing the Toccoa ...

This trail features a 4-mile single-track experience with 11 additional miles of lightly traveled dirt and gravel Forest Service roads to complete the loop. Elevations range from 1,700 to 2,500 feet. The single-track trail is shared by mountain bicycles and horses. The remaining 11 miles is subject ...

Twin waterfalls highlight this trail which follows the path of two major mountain streams. From the lower trailhead, the trail crosses Holly Creek, requiring a difficult ford. It then leads along the banks of Emery Creek and ends at the group camping area atop Grassy Mountain. An outstanding vista o...

The trail begins at the dam on Lake Conasauga and makes a gradual ascent to the old fire tower atop Grassy Mountain. The fire tower stairs remain open for outstanding views of the surrounding countryside. Novice hikers and family groups will enjoy this relatively easy trail.

This trail begins from Licklog Ridge Trail (Trail # 65). It leads south of the summit of Big Frog Mountain and goes southeast to Double Spring Gap, where it continues into Georgia. This trail is both a hiking trail and a horse trail.Steepness: Much of the grail has grades of 20% or steeper. Length: ...

Beginning at the Cottonwood Patch camping area, the trail fords the Conasauga River and passes through grassy wildlife clearings as it gradually ascends to a forest opening for a spectacular view of the rugged Cohutta Mountains. The trail continues over rolling terrain to its end on Forest Service R...

This loop trail begins and ends at the Johns Mountain Overlook, located at the end of Forest Service Road 208. The trail follows a portion of the ridge top and connects with the Keown Falls Trail above the falls. Caution: The area above the falls is steep with rock bluffs. Please stay behind the fen...