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You may or may not enjoy knowing the story of how Greasey Creek got its name. According to legend, a mountain man named John Shell—once claimed as the oldest man in the world—shot a black bear, only to have the bear fall into the "Blue Hole," where the bear's body remained because Shell couldn't retrieve it. As the bear decomposed, downstream residents renamed what had been known as "Laurel Creek" as "Greasy Creek."

The Lookoff Mountain Overlook provides views of its namesake peak, which stands at just over 3,000 feet. And depending on the foliage and weather, it also affords a clear view of the taller Marsen Knob to the southeast (3,186 feet).

Black Rock Lake is a small reservoir with a rooty singletrack trail tracing its banks. Black Rock Mountain State Park makes a pretty sweet backdrop.

The high point of Tennessee Rock Trail, the summit of Black Rock Mountain sits at just over 3,600 feet of elevation.

The Holcomb Creek Trail is a secluded singletrack loop that passes by three wild waterfalls in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest: Lower Holcomb Creek Falls, Upper Holcomb Creek Falls, and Ammons Falls. There are also a bunch of small cascades along Holcomb Creek, which the trail follows the entire time.

At 4,696 feet, Rabun Bald is the second-tallest mountain in the state of Georgia. There is a wooden observation tower located at the summit to give you unobstructed 360-degree views. There are a few different trails that end at the peak, so you have a number of loop and route options.

At 4,696 feet, Rabun Bald is the second-tallest mountain in the state of Georgia. There is a wooden observation tower located at the summit to give you unobstructed 360-degree views. There are a few different trails that end at the peak, so you have a number of loop and route options.

At an elevation of 3,141 feet, Pinnacle Knob rises up 1,000 feet over the city of Clayton. The peak can be seen from pretty much anywhere in town and is a challenge to run up. Be prepared to power-hike some near the top!