Welcome to www.n-georgia.com Discover Georgia's Appalachian Trail - The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a public footpath across 2,155 miles of Appalachian Mountain ridgelines from Georgia to Maine. The trail in Georgia lies entirely within Chattahoochee National Forest. The wilderness, elevation and ruggedness of the area are decidedly unexpected. Enjoy!
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As highways cross the Blue Ridge at intervals of a moderate day's journey, the trail in this area is readily accessible and offers many options for splendid trips.

Springer Mountain marks the beginning of the trail. This map is published as a public service by Georgia Appalachian Trail Club, Inc.

Check out the 2 award winning Appalachian video documentaries by film maker Heavenly Littleton.

Georgia's Appalachian Trail Map
Georgia's Appalachian Trail Map
Press Release - October 2008 - The Mountain Stewards completed another 200 feet of trail on the ADA complaint Amicalola Access Trail today extending the trail now to 2100 feet along the Amicalola River. This trail has become one of the most used trails in North Georgia. We continue to get emails and letters from persons with handicap children and adults who are very appreciative of the trail. New Kiosks were installed at the two entrances to the trail which will complete the trail until an additional $3000 dollars are donated to complete the remaining 200 feet to the edge of the world.
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