Atlanta, GA: Conasauga River Trail
You'll cross the Conasauga River 38 times on this challenging, 12.1-mile shuttle hike past wooded beaver ponds, trout pools, and countless waterfalls.
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Atlanta: Dockery Lake TrailWalk 6.8 miles out and back on a rocky singletrack path into an intimate ravine streaming with cold, blue mountain waters. The hike ends at a quiet Appalachian high point. Atlanta: Keys Branch (kids' hike)Go ahead, kids: Skip over creeks. Play in the mud. Catch bugs. This easy hike crams lots of wild fun into 3.4 miles. Atlanta: Twin Falls TrailWalk 8.2 miles through blooming rhododendron patches and towering hemlock stands to a double-spouted waterfall in Chattahoochee National Forest. |
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Atlanta: Coosa Backcountry TrailThis strenuous 11.3-mile loop offers a bit of everything--rugged summits, challenging trails, dense woodlands, mountain streams, remote campsites, and heaps of solitude. Cohutta Wilderness Area: Jacks River TrailThis 16.1-mile shuttle hike splashes through the Jacks River region (read: 40-plus creek crossings) in the Cohutta Wilderness Area. |
Local Hikes: SoutheastThe best local hikes in the southeast, as chosen by the area's best hiking clubs. Alabama's Cheaha Wilderness: A Southern SecretThe little-known Cheaha Wilderness Area is the gateway to Alabama's largest trail system. |
Packing for a Backcountry Ski DayKristin Hostetter shows you the essential gear, and how to pack it, for a day of backcountry skiing. |
Adjust Your Pack Straps on the TrailMaximize your pack's comfort with a few easy, on-trail strap adjustments. |
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