Hiking Georgia
Georgia > Northeast > Rabun County > Clayton
Hiking Guides to 82 U.S. Forest Service trails in the Chattahoochee and Oconee National Forests can be found in the Hiking Trails Category here on the Brown’s Guides site. Each 
hike contains a brief introduction to the hike and directions to the trailhead from the nearest city, along with a map.
In some cases, depending on where the hike is, savvy Google map users can ++ the map and not only locate the trailhead, but find the hiking trail itself. See the Three Forks Trail for an example of this. If you will ++ the map and click on the “Terrain” view, you can find the hiking trail to Three Forks and appreciate the topographical features of this part of Georgia that make this such an unusual and gratifying hike .
Some of the 82 Forest Service hikes have links to posts in the Georgia Hiking blog that provide more detail on a particular hike and a more detailed map. See the Rabun Bald hike, and the aforementioned Three Forks hike for examples.
Brown’s Guides would like to hear from you about your experiences on these hikes and other Georgia hiking trails that may not yet be included on the site. We’ll publish your comments, photos and maps; share them with others; and credit you with the contribution.