The Hikers Of America Georgia Hiking Challenge is composed of seven backpacking trips that must be completed in one year. Hike these trails at your own risk. The Georgia Hiking Challenge is just for entertainment purposes only. If you attempt to hike these seven trails, you assume all risk. Below is a full list of the hikes along with videos
Raven Cliff Falls
Panther Creek Falls
Tallulah Gorge Sliding Rock Gorge Floor
Yonah Mountain
Neel Gap To Woody Gap
Hogpen To Neel Gap
Pine Mountain Trail
Panther Creek Falls is one of the best hiking trails in Georgia. There are several beautiful waterfalls along this trail and the entire out and back hike can be done in one day. Panther Creek Falls is part of the Georgia Hiking Challenge and you should definitely check this incredible trail out.
Tallulah Falls State Park sliding Rock Trail is one of the best hiking trails in Georgia. A permit is required to access this area and only 100 permits are issued per day.
Yonah Mountain is an excellent hiking trail in north Georgia and provides one of the best views at sunset of the Appalachian Trail. Camping at the top is permitted, but it is a dry camp. Be prepared to haul your own water.
Neel Gap To Woody Gap is on the Appalachian Trail in Georgia and is one of the best hiking trails in Georgia. This section of the Appalachian Trail goes up over Blood Mountain and then Preachers Rock. This is must hike and is part of the Georgia Hiking Challenge
Hogpen Gap to Neel Gap is on the Appalachian Trail and is one of the best hiking trails in Georgia. Hogpen Gap To Neel Gap is part of the Georgia Hiking Challenge and should definitley be on your list of must hikes in Georgia.
The Pine Mountain Trail is 23 miles long and is part of the Georgia Hiking Challenge. The Pine Mountain Trail requires permits and you must reserve your campsites in advance. It is recommended you break this hike into at least two days or more. This video provides more information on how to prepare for a backpacking trip on the Pine Mountain Trail.