hiking trails: Cohutta Wilderness Area - Largest Wilderness East of the Mississippi
- 04/09/15 06:05 AM
The Fannin Co/Blue Ridge GA area Chamber of Commerce has an incredible website http://www.blueridgemountains.com/ that is full of wonderful information about the Blue Ridge area and things to do. Looking to take a drive and explore the largest wilderness east of the Mississippi?
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The Cohutta Wilderness Area Largest wilderness east of the Mississippi. With more than 40,000 acres in Georgia and Tennessee (where its known as Big Frog Wilderness Area), the Cohuttas comprise the largest wilderness east of the Mississippi. The Cohutta Mountains are part of the oldest known mountains in the world. They run from Fannin County northeast to … (1 comments)
hiking trails: Hiking the Jackrabbit Mountain Trail - Hayesville, NC
- 03/12/14 05:31 AM
Jackrabbit Mountain Trail The Jackrabbit Mountain trail system in Hayesville, NC officially opened on April 30, 2011 and now provides access to over 14 miles of trails in the southern parts of Nantahala National Forest. Characteristics The trails travel along the shores and hills beside Lake Chatuge. All trails are open to mountain biking and hiking, and although the trails were constructed specifically with mountain biking in mind, they're a nice place to hike as well. These trails were constructed over a period of over 5 years in a "Stacked Loop" configuration. A main central loop, which is easy and nearly level, … (0 comments)
hiking trails: Hiking in Blairsville-Union County, GA
- 11/03/09 05:03 AM
Appalachian Trail / Hiking With so many miles of trails, each season you'll discover something new as you hike throughout Blairsville and Union County. The famous Appalachian Trail winds 80 miles through some of the most rugged areas of the Chattahoochee National Forest and is accessible at several points within Union County. Vogel State Park also features 17 miles of hiking trails. Other area trails to explore are:
The Fannin Co/Blue Ridge GA area Chamber of Commerce has an incredible website http://www.blueridgemountains.com/ that is full of wonderful information about the Blue Ridge area and things to do. 
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