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Bartram Trail Hike

Very Nice 12.2 Mile Hike

Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Clayton, GA
Moderate to Strenuous
Hosted by dnaturist

The trip report

Written by dnaturist

This was a very nice hike, mostly downhill, on the Bartram Trail. From the Wilson Gap trailhead to the Warwoman Dell trailhead was 9 miles. But we took a couple of side trips for scenic views and ended up with 12.2 miles of hiking.

It is a beautiful forest hike with mostly tree covered canopy. A spur trail took us to Pinnacle Knob and some nice viewing in the sun. Yoga poses broke out on this bright spot. 

 

This hike had numerous creek crossings and the bridges were all well maintained.

At about the 10 mile mark we came across our first waterfall (Martin Creek Falls). There is a nice viewing platform for the falls here. A nice two tiered falls with a nice pool at the bottom, which invited us in for a refreshing skinny dip. About a mile and a half later we came to Becky Creek Falls. 

 

The hike ended with us crossing Warwoman Road and walking into Warwoman Dell trailhead. Warwoman was a Cherokee woman that sat on the war council and had considerable infuence into whether the tribe went to war or not. The war council met at this dell. 

 

4 hikers joined this hike, with two coming from other sites.

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About this event

This is a moderate hike north to south and will require a shuttle.

 

It will all be in the Chattahoochee National Forest. We should pass several waterfalls and will also take a side trip to Pinnacle Knob.

 

This event should take about 7 hours with shuttling and hiking.

 

We will be meeting in the morning at the Burger King in Clayton, Ga.

Who came along (2)

dnaturist GUEST MEMBER
dnaturist
Jacksonville, FL
edfarthing GUEST MEMBER
edfarthing
Hickory, NC

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