The Top 20 Attractions in Union County

Blood Mountain is the highest point on the Appalachian Trail in the state of Georgia, and much of the approach to the summit opens up enough to allow for long … read more

Preachers Rock summit offers one of the most famous and picturesque views in Georgia. Looking out over Woody Gap & The Appalachian wilderness, you're bound to be captivated by this serene location.

Cowrock is a 3,852-foot peak along the Appalachian Trail in Georgia. There are some rocky outcroppings that create a great viewing area, and you can even see out to Yonah … read more

Woody Gap is a a pleasant stopping point offering with a nice overlook. It is the trailhead for several hikes along the Appalachian Trail.

Amenities include restrooms and seating areas, making it picnic-friendly. Parking is limited, especially during peak times.

Wolf Laurel Top is a 3,776-foot mountain in northeast Georgia resting on the Appalachian Trail. The actual peak of Wolf Laurel Top is pretty brushy, but there are a few … read more

Spaniards Knob is characterized by its rounded hill shape, typical of the Appalachian Mountains. Unlike a prominent peak, its highest part is flat. The knob is covered by dense forest, … read more

Roughly 30 miles from Springer Mountain, Neels Gap is a key milestone for northbound hikers. The trail literally passes through the breezeway of Mountain Crossings, a historic stone building that … read more

There is a small trailhead located at Hogpen Gap for the Appalachian Trail. There is a sizable parking lot off the side of the highway from which the AT extends in two directions.

Turkey Stamp is a 3,770-foot ridge on the border of Lumpkin and Union Counties on the Appalachian Trail.