Since 1975, volunteers of all ages have labored to build and maintain the Pine Mountain Trail, a 23-mile footpath. This main trail and connecting loops, that …
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Jun 14, 2024
The trail is a well marked and a beautiful hike! Lots of birds and squirrels running about. It was an easy hike for older or younger hikers. Full review by Linda J
Nov 21, 2023
We took the trail to go to Cascade Falls. Realistically, we received no help from anyone we asked about the 2-mile trail. It would have been helpful if someone told us it was not a stroll in the woo… Full review by JonK916
Jul 10, 2023
I messed my knee up on the Georgia Appalachian Trail and needed to rehab it somewhere close to my house,So I went back to the moderate trails at FDR State Park and the Pine Mountain Trail. I decided … Full review by tomtI3003XC
I recently had surgery. Are any of the trails flat or an easy walking trail? Need to walk and live to explore the outdoors just don't want to over do it.
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Sorry Heather but this trail is somewhat strenuous. It is a mountain after all. Consider Chattahoochee Bend State Park. There is a flat easy trail that follows the river I think will fit …
Sorry Heather but this trail is somewhat strenuous. It is a mountain after all. Consider Chattahoochee Bend State Park. There is a flat easy trail that follows the river I think will fit you current ability. Also McIntosh Reserve in Carrol County, GA I'm told would be good for you, too.
What is the length and location of trails to the waterfalls.
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From the WJSP Tower Parking Lot on the east end of the trail it is 2 miles to Cascade Falls. From the Country Store on the west end of the trail it is 21 miles. There are other smaller falls …
From the WJSP Tower Parking Lot on the east end of the trail it is 2 miles to Cascade Falls. From the Country Store on the west end of the trail it is 21 miles. There are other smaller falls such as Slippery Rock Falls, Big rock Falls and Csonka Falls. These are between the WJSP parking lot and Cascade Falls.
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