The Best Hiking Trails in Georgia

Most Popular Georgia Hiking Trails

We've ranked the best places to hike in Georgia using our unique hiking trail popularity algorithm that accounts for the average rating and number of reviews for a trail, the number of people who have hiked or wish they could hike at that hiking trail. Sign up for a free account and vote for your favorite hiking trails by submitting a trail review or creating a hiking wishlist today!

Rank Hiking Trail Location
1. Raven Cliff FallsWhite County, Georgia
2. Fort MountainChatsworth, Georgia
3. Stone Mountain State ParkAtlanta, Georgia
4. Jacks River FallsFannin County, Georgia
5. Boling ParkCanton, Georgia
6. Pine Log CreekWaleska/Pine Log, Georgia
7. Amicolola FallsDahlonega, Georgia
8. Cooper's FurnaceCartersville/emerson, Georgia
9. Pine Mountain Recreation AreaCartersville, Georgia
10. Augusta CanalAugusta, Georgia
11. Tribble Mill ParkLawrenceville, Georgia
12. Fort Yargo State ParkWinder, Georgia
13. Yellow RiverStone Mountain, Georgia
14. Unicoi ParkHelen, Georgia
15. Appalachian Trail 1: Springer Mountain to GA 60Amicalola, Georgia
16. Keown FallsCalhoun, Georgia
17. Pine Mountain TrailPine Mountain, Georgia
18. Farmington / Oconee LoopAthens, Georgia
19. Appalachian Trail 2: GA 60 to GA 348Suches, Georgia
20. Big Creek GreenwayAlpharetta, Georgia
21. Woodring BranchEllijay, Georgia
22. The Silver Comet TrailCobb County, Georgia
23. SkidawaySavannah, Georgia
24. GMA TrailsCumming, Georgia
25. Big CreekAlpharetta, Georgia
26. Bull MountainDahlonega, Georgia
27. Chicopee WoodsGainesville, Georgia
28. Dauset Trails Nature CenterJackson, Georgia
29. Blankets Creek Bicycle TrailWoodstock, Georgia
30. Bear CreekEllijay, Georgia
31. Allatoona DamCartersville, Georgia
32. Emerson City TrailEmerson, Georgia
33. Sope CreekSandy Springs, Georgia
34. East Macon ParkMacon, Georgia
35. Paulding Co. WMA TrailsDallas, Georgia
36. Pigeon MountainLaFayette, Georgia
37. Waterworks TrailAtlanta, Georgia
38. Woodstock TrailsWoodstock, Georgia
39. Flat Creek LoopBlue Ridge, Georgia
40. Berry CollegeRome, Georgia
41. Silver Comet Mtb Side TrailsHiram/dallas, Georgia
42. Pinhoti Trail--Snake Creek Gap To Dug GapDalton, Georgia
43. Reinhardt College TrailsWaleska, Georgia
44. Jones Creek Ridge TrailDahlonega, Georgia
45. Pilchers Pond Figure 8Villanow, Georgia
46. Jasus CreekHelen, Georgia
47. Appalachian Trail 3: GA 348 to US 76Helen, Georgia
48. Blythe IslandBrunswick, Georgia
49. Appalachian Trail 4: US 76 to USFS 71Titus, Georgia
50. Family FunJekyll Island, Georgia
51. Morningside Nature PreserveAtlanta, Georgia
52. White TwisterClayton, Georgia
53. Jack Rabbit TrailsHiawasse, Georgia
54. West Dam (bartram Trail)Augusta, Georgia
55. Clinton Nature ParkDouglasville, Georgia
56. Victoria Bryant State ParkFranklin Springs, Georgia
57. Selma Erwin Nature TrailMilledgeville, Georgia
58. Heritage ParkFarmington, Georgia
59. Pinhoti Trail @ Sloppy FloydRome, Georgia
60. Cooper's FurnaceCartersville/emerson, Georgia
61. L.h. Thomson TrailsMacon, Georgia
62. Harbins ParkDacula, Georgia
63. Winding StairsDahlonega, Georgia
64. Central ParkCumming, Georgia
65. Charlie Elliot Wildlife CenterMansfield, Georgia
66. Bartram ForestMilledgeville, Georgia
67. Piedmont National Wildlife RefugeGray, Georgia
68. Kiwanis FairgroundGriffin, Georgia
69. Jake Mountain To Bull Mountain ConnecterDahlonega, Georgia
70. Gainesville CollegeGainesville, Georgia
71. River LoopEllijay, Georgia
72. Iron Hills Trail (Red Top Mtn. State Park)Cartersville, Georgia
73. Rock HawkEatenton, Georgia
74. Raisin WoodsDalton, Ga, Georgia
75. SourwoodCornelia, Georgia
76. Boat RockAtlanta, Georgia
77. Tallulah Gorge State ParkTallulah Falls, Georgia
78. Scout TrailAcworth, Georgia
79. Lakeside TrailWest Point, Georgia
80. Lake Russell LoopCornelia, Georgia
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