Hiking Trails in Blue Ridge
North Georgia is a hiker’s paradise, offering miles of scenic trails that wind through lush forests, along rushing rivers, and up to breathtaking mountain overlooks. Explore famous routes like the Appalachian Trail near Blairsville, the Benton MacKaye Trail in Blue Ridge, or the stunning waterfall hikes around Helen and Ellijay. From peaceful walks in Lake Arrowhead to more rugged treks near Big Canoe, there's a trail for every skill level. Whether you're chasing panoramic views, wildflowers, or waterfalls, the hiking in North Georgia never disappoints. Book your stay with Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals and hit the trails right outside your door.

Amicalola Falls
A relaxing and rejuvenating return to nature awaits you each time you visit The Lodge at Amicalola Falls. Just a 30-minute drive from downtown Blue Ridge, the lodge is located on the top of the mountain in Amicalola Falls State Park, in the heart of ...
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Aska Trails
The Aska Trails Area is a 17-mile hiking-mountain biking trail system on Aska Road in Blue Ridge.

Benton MacKaye Trail
This trail journeys deep into the most remote areas of Fannin County. Beginning at Springer Mountain, the Benton MacKaye skirts the Ridge of Bald Mountain with occasional scenic views on the trail or a short walk from the trail.

Green Mountain Trail
The Green Mountain Trail via Whissenhunt Loop near Blue Ridge, GA, offers a moderate hike with mountain views, stream crossings, and access to the Toccoa River.
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Jacks River Trail
This moderate 16.9 mile trail will require at least one night under the stars, but it`s worth the trip.

Lake Blue Ridge Loop Trail
This easy trail begins as a hike along the shore of Lake Blue Ridge, and then meanders through the woods on the return trip.

Project Chimps Hiking Trails
Project Chimps, located in Morganton, Georgia, offers visitors the unique opportunity to hike four distinct trails totaling approximately 4 miles. Open daily from dawn to dusk, these trails cater to various skill levels, from the easy 1.2-mile Nature...
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Swinging Bridge (Benton MacKaye Trail)
This 265 foot long bridge is the longest swinging bridge east of the Mississippi River.