チャトガ郡のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Snake Creek Gap is where the Pinhoti Trail intersects the GA136 highway, just south of Baily Creek. Here, there are pit toilets and parking as well as posted trail info.

The Pinhoti Trail skirts the southeastern edge of James H. "Sloppy" Floyd State Park. This 561-acre Georgia State Park was created from a historical marble mine. Today, you can camp, rent cottages, and hike around a lake with a waterfall. Swimming is not allowed.

Keown Falls provides the uncommon opportunity to travel behind its falling water. The falls area and trail leading to it will definitely be slippery most times of year, so be ready to walk carefully in order to best enjoy your time!

Riders will have to walk a few yards to the spot, but Johns Mountain Overlook provides a view more than worth a break in your cadence. Unobstructed views off the plateau range from the west to the northeast from this spot.

For any riders interested in breaking up their ride with some fishing, single-day licenses can be purchased for $5 for Georgia residents and $10 for visitors. See this website for more information: walkercountyga.gov/discover/recreation/crockford-pigeon-mountain-wildlife-management-area.

Hood Loop Trail and South Brow Road approach each other at this clearing, where you'll have almost completely unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape to the east.

Keown Falls provides the uncommon opportunity to walk behind its falling water. The falls area and trail leading to it will definitely be slippery most times of year, so bring your grippiest boots and your hiking poles in order to best enjoy your time!

The wooden platform at Johns Mountain Overlook helps you glimpse past the foliage and enjoy the expansive, 270-degree views from atop Johns Mountain.