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Etowah River - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Etowah River

The Etowah River is an important source of water for the surrounding area, providing life-sustaining support for both human and natural populations. As a major tributary to the Coosa River, the river has played an important role in transportation and commerce throughout history. On its banks are numerous ancient Native American sites that show vivid evidence that the area was densely populated before European settlers arrived centuries ago.
Address : Etowah River, Georgia 30533, USA

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Blue Ridge Wildlife Management AreaThe Blue Ridge WMA provides a unique wildlife viewing and recreational experience. Covering more than 4700 acres of heavily forested mountains, this area is a haven for many species of birds, mammals and other wildlife. Visitors to the area can enjoy activities like hunting, fishing, hiking and camping while taking in the picturesque surroundings, which include waterfalls and rolling hills. The WMA also offers access to trout streams, hunting camps, rustic roads and so more.
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Appalachian Trail Southern TerminusThe Appalachian Trail Southern Terminus offers the lucky few individuals who make it to the southern endpoint of this iconic 2,190 mile trail a wealth of memories. Standing at this point, travelers can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding forest and lush greenery that blankets the rugged Georgia terrain. With its rolling hills and abundant wildlife, this remote part of the world is an unforgettable experience for any outdoor enthusiast.
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Springer MountainSpringer Mountain is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor recreation enthusiasts. The mountain is most well-known as the southern terminus of the well-traveled Appalachian Trail. At 3,780 feet above sea level, Springer Mountain offers sweeping views from its summit, making it an ideal spot for photography. Its rolling slopes are also covered in thick foliage along with evergreens like white pines and table mountain pines.
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Len Foote Hike InnLen Foote Hike Inn offers a unique way to immerse oneself in nature. Located five miles from Amicalola Falls State Park, this rustic retreat features 20 cozy cottages that allow visitors to experience the beauty of the outdoors with all of the comforts of home. All meals are included with a two-night stay, and there is also a laundry service for guests. Plus, access to 22 miles of trails and trips to nearby destinations can be arranged for those looking for adventure.
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Cochrans FallsCochran's Waterfalls offers a unique experience for those looking to take a break and enjoy the beauty of nature. Located on Cochran's Farm Road near Lumpkin, the waterfall flows over rocks and tree roots, creating a mesmerizing sight that all ages can appreciate. Not only is the rushing water therapeutic, but hikers are able to take advantage of the stunning views, with stunning fall colors radiating from surrounding trees during peak season.
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Springer Mountain TrailheadSpringer Mountain Trailhead is an amazing place for nature lovers and outdoors enthusiasts. Located in the Chattahoochee National Forest, it is home to the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail and provides access to some of the most breathtaking mountain scenery in the region. With nearly 3 miles of steep, rocky terrain filled with bluffs, waterfalls, and tall trees, it offers plenty of opportunities for hikers and advanced climbers alike.

Discover More Attractions in Lumpkin County, Home of Etowah River

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Lumpkin County
Founded in 1832, Lumpkin County, Georgia is a small county located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of the North Georgia region. Primarily rural in nature, the community consists of a handful of small towns that recall their pioneer roots. Home to state parks, waterfalls, and recreational trails, such as the Appalachian Trail, Lumpkin County offers plenty of opportunities for exploring its natural beauty. Of particular note is Dahlonega—the county seat—which serves as home to the University of North

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