ホワイト郡の天然記念物・トップ6

Yonah Mountain is a 3,166-foot peak that is easily distinguishable during the drive to the trailhead. The mountain has a rounded, treed summit. There are some campsites at the top, but most people do the hike as a day hike. The trail is rocky and steep at times, but it is doable if you just take your time. There are also a few smooth cliff edges so make sure to have some edge awareness.

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 Mountain on a clear day. The portion of the Appalachian Trail leading to the Cowrock overlook is a rocky and steep section, but it isn't too far from the parking area.

The trail to Raven Cliff Falls is a popular one lined with streams and cascades in a thick forest. Even though the trail has small waterfalls all along the way, the pinnacle of the trek is the 40-foot Raven Cliff Falls. There are a few primitive campsites along the trail if you're looking for a longer wilderness trip.

Dukes Creek Falls is a highlight in northern Georgia. There is an upper viewing platform not far down the trail from the parking lot that anyone can get to. The trail down to this lower viewing deck is a real hiking trail. The falls are stronger in the spring and summer months and can be surrounded by lush plant growth in those months.

Yonah Mountain (3,166 feet) is an obvious high point in northern Georgia. There is a small observation area just outside the parking area at the Dukes Creek Falls Trailhead.

The Anna Ruby Falls Trail is a completely paved path to the viewing area for Anna Ruby Falls. There is a large parking area at the start of the trail with a fee collection box required for trail users. There are informational signs and restrooms at the parking area. There is also a super short nature walk (only a few hundred meters) called Lion's Eye Trail starting from the same trailhead.