The area around Stone Mountain is a leisure park. You can reach the summit by cable car or via a two-kilometer hiking trail. There is an observation cable car around …
In June 1864, Confederate troops under General Johnston positioned themselves around Kennesaw Mountain (543 meters) to defend Atlanta. The steep slopes along this lonely and ancient ridge were practically impregnable. …
This is the southern end of the famed 2,135 mile Appalachian Trail, also called "The Green Tunnel". You will find a metal plaque indicating the southern terminus. You can get …
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 …
Preachers Rock summit offers one of the most famous and picturesque views in Georgia. Looking out over Woody Gap & The Appalachian wilderness, you're bound to be captivated by this serene location.
Amicalola Mountain is the first summit on the AT Approach Trail. The ridge rises from near Dawsonville on its southwest flank to Nimblewill Gap not far from Springer Mountain at …
Little Kennesaw Mountain summit is a lower elevation peak, or sub-peak, on Kennesaw Mountain. This was the site of Fort McBride during the American Civil War.
Nestled on the border of Dawson and Gilmer counties, boasting an elevation of approximately 3,600 feet (1.1 km), the summit proudly stands as the highest point in Dawson County.
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 …