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Georgia |
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Alabama |
To view all the outdoor activities each of these North Georgia Mountain Counties have to offer, including hiking trails, horse trails, bike trails, atv trails, waterfalls and campgrounds please select from the counties below. If you wish to view a list of the all the trails, waterfalls and campgrounds without regard to location please click on the activity listed below the counties.
Hiking Trails Horse Trails Bike Trails ATV Trails Waterfalls Georgia, with an area of 153,953 sq km (59,441 sq mi), is the 24th largest U.S. state and the biggest in land area east of the Mississippi River. Elevations range from sea level, along the Atlantic Ocean, to 1458 m (4784 ft), atop Brasstown Bald, near the northern boundary. Three regions of the Appalachian Mountains make up northern Georgia. The most elevated of the regions is the Blue Ridge, in the northeast, an area of rounded, forested mountains separated by narrow valleys. To the west of the Blue Ridge is the Valley and Ridge Region, where wide, flat, fertile valleys extending northeast to southwest are separated by narrow, steep-sided ridges. The northwestern corner of Georgia, made up of a section of the Cumberland Plateau, contains narrow, relatively infertile valleys bordered by ridges. Going to the beach? Try our new site, Coastal Travel Guide, and see what the Georgia Coast has to offer. |
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