Trails
Hiking Trails in the Southeast U.S.
Discover hiking trails throughout the Southeast U.S. including many found in national parks, state parks, and off the beaten path! We hike on trails in Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama.
Rocktown Trail
Rocktown is located in the Appalachian Plateau region of Georgia. This region is in the very northwest corner of Georgia and is the smallest of the state's five geological regions. Even though this region is small, it is home to wild rocky landscapes, plateaus, and mountains. This region is also home to Cloudland Canyon.
Sope Creek Trail
Located in the of Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is the Sope Creek Trail, famous for its paper mill ruins that were built during the antebellum era.
Cascade Falls at F.D. Roosevelt State Park
This second weekend in November was a great time to see fall color. Up in North Georgia, many places are reaching their peak at this time. But the lower elevations peak at later times in November. This area had not yet reached peak, there was still some green, but plenty of gold and oranges were…
Turtletown Falls
Last August, Jesse and I drove up to rural Farner, Tennessee to hike the trail to Turtletown Falls. Turtletown Falls is located just north of the Georgia border, but even closer to the North Carolina border. Turtletown Falls is within the Cherokee National Forest.
