ジョージアの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ4

Beautiful overnight accommodation in the heart of nature. There are 20 bedrooms with bunk beds and a mattress for children. Dinner and breakfast are eaten together. On a guided tour of the house, you'll learn about the building's history, the Japanese-inspired architecture, the environmental awards (e.g., about the composting system with worms), the connection to Len Foote, and the observation deck with astronomical art. After dinner, you can enjoy the game room or attend a lecture. The warm showers are very pleasant after the strenuous climb. It's a shame there are no facilities for day visitors. Lunch packs are available for overnight guests. https://hike-inn.com/ The moderate, five-mile trail starting from the top of Amicalola Falls is among the most popular mountain trails in the North Georgia Blue Ridge. And one of its most beautiful and diverse. The two-to-four hour hike crosses small streams, traverses scenic ridges and ambles through stands of mountain laurel and rhododendron. Backpacker magazine included our trail as one of 36 “Best American Hikes” and our Inn is included on National Geographic Traveler’s “Stay List.”

Low Gap sits in a low section of the ridge and features a rustic shelter that is a crucial stop for Appalachian Trail hikers. Although it isn't the highest point on the trail, its strategic location makes it an ideal base for more ambitious hikes, such as the ascent to Horsetrough Mountain. The surrounding Chattahoochee National Forest provides a serene setting, enhancing the overall hiking experience.

Andrews Cove Trail is a forested trail that crosses several creeks and waterfalls, leading to Andrews Cove Campground. The trail features a steep downhill slope, which makes it a bit challenging, but the surrounding forest and flowing water provide a rewarding, immersive experience. You can choose to start at the campground and hike uphill, or begin from the top and descend to the campground.

Only accessible by hike! Information at https://hike-inn.com/

Nice place to stay overnight in the middle of the forest! You have to hike there - it's just under 5 miles from the parking lot (uphill, downhill and over streams)!

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 views of the surrounding mountains. There is also an accommodating shelter here for those who need rest or protection from the elements.

Nice place to stay in the middle of the forest! Hike to get there - it's just under 5 miles (uphill, downhill, and over creeks) from the parking lot!