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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.

Johns Mountain Wildlife Management Area spreads 24,849 acres and is a popular place for outdoor recreation. This area shows off fantastic fall colors later in the year, with the oaks, maples, poplars, and dogwood trees turning bright hues.

East Armuchee Road is a paved road that crosses the Pinhoti Trail. There's room for about two cars at the trailhead. The trailhead and East Armuchee Road are relatively quiet.

Mack White Gap has a small parking area and is a junction of the Pinhoti Trail with the Math Berry Highway, which is only four miles from Sumerville. Heading 0.3 miles west on Martha Berry Highway leads to a fantastic viewpoint called Lookout on Taylor's Ridge.

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.

Lavender Mountain gets its name from George Michael Lavender, not the plant, as that may first come to mind. Standing at 1,526 feet, the summit of this mountain is home to House O'Dreams.

One of several creek crossings along this loop, you'll appreciate the stone laid below the water's surface.

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!