Guide to Adventures

Trails and Tap Guide to Adventures

Find the breweries we visited after our hikes!

We have visited many places on our adventures, and there are more on the way! This is a guide to our adventures that make it easy to find the trails we have taken and the breweries that followed.

Trails (A to Z)	Breweries
Allatoona Pass Trail and Battlefield	Red Top Brewhouse
Bear Creek Trail	Cartecay River Brewing Company
Cloudland Canyon State Park	Five Wits Brewing Company
Cooper’s Furnace Trail	Drowned Valley Brewing Company
Earth Day Nature Trail	Barrier Island Brewing
F.D. Roosevelt State Park	Wild Leap Brew Company
Florence Marina State Park	Omaha Brewing Company
Fort Mountain State Park	Dalton Brewing Company
Great Smoky Mountains National Park	Gatlinburg Brewing Company
Hardman Farm State Historic Site	Local Establishments
Jekyll Island State Park	Local Establishments
Long Creek Falls Trail	Grumpy Old Men Brewing
Morningside Nature Preserve	Sweetwater Brewing Company Monday Night Brewing Company
Roswell Mill Waterfall – Park	Gate City Brewing Company
Pickett’s Mill State Historic Site	Local Establishments
Pinhoti National Recreational Trail	River Remedy Brewing Company
Providence Canyon State Park	Omaha Brewing Company
Red Top Mountain State Park	Red Top Brewhouse
Rock Island State Park	Happy Trails Brewing Company
Savage Gulf State Park	Monkey Town Brewing
Savannah National Wildlife Refuge	Moon River Brewing Company
South Cumberland State Park	Top of the Rock Brewery
Tallulah Gorge State Park	Currahee Brewing Company
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge	Cross-Eyed Owl Brewing Company
Zoo Atlanta	Fire Maker Brewing Company

These are just a few ideas for exploring state parks and local craft breweries in Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. With so many great options to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect way to enjoy the outdoors and sample some of the best beer the Southeast has to offer.

Here are some other tips for planning your trip:

• Be sure to check the weather forecast before you go. Some of these parks can be quite cool and rainy, especially in the spring and fall.
• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing that you can move around in.
• Bring plenty of water and snacks.
• Be aware of your surroundings and take precautions against ticks and other pests.
• Leave no trace. Pack out what you pack in.

Also view our Resource Guide for more information about National Parks, State Parks, and Historic Sites.