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Tray Mountain, standing at an elevation of 4,430 ft, ranks as the seventh-highest peak in Georgia. Reaching the summit involves a continuous climb through a lush forest, and once at the top, you're rewarded with a stunning view of the rolling hills in the area.

Hemlock Falls is a 15-foot waterfall that cascades down into a big pool of water. The trail to the falls is fairly short and dead-ends at the falls, so this spot can get busy (best to hit the trail early). You can add on some nature trails in Moccasin Creek State Park if you want more miles.

Hemlock Falls is a 15-foot waterfall that cascades down into a big pool of water. The trail to the falls is fairly short and dead-ends at the falls, so this spot can get busy (best to hit the trail early). You can add on some nature trails in Moccasin Creek State Park if you want more miles.

The summit of Rocky Mountain is just off the side of the Appalachian Trail. There is also a nearby campsite at the end of the short spur trail. There is a view through the trees at the peak, which is most often approached from the east via Unicoi Turnpike.

This is one of the loops in Jackrabbit area that goes closer to the lake, a mostly flat trail to enjoy a walk between trees and Lake Chatuge. There are many intersectiosn between the trails, so you can choose your own path and make your hike as long or as short as you like.

A small peak of 2238 ft in Lake Chatuge area, Jackrabbit Mountain is accessed by an easy and short path that goes between trees with lake views. From the top itself there is not much views because of the trees, but when walking more close to the lake you can see the crystal clear blue water.

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.

Anna Ruby Falls is a set of two twin waterfalls. The tallest of the two cascades is over 150 feet high, and there are multiple viewing platforms from which you can stand to see the falls. You can't actually go up next to the falls due to falling and drowning hazards, but the viewing platforms offer a safe space for everyone in the family to enjoy the spectacle. There is a short stroller and wheelchair friendly trail that is entirely paved from the parking area, or you can hike on the singletrack Smith Creek Trail. Anna Ruby Falls is one of the most visited natural features in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest.