Summer in Georgia
A long wait in the car in the rain, a short hike in Andrews Cove, followed by a downpour as I returned to the car.
Category: Hiking
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Overlooking the Countryside
A summer return to Glassy Mountain shows an unexpectedly lovely view of the South Carolina countryside.
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Sometimes it Pays to Bring a Map
I kind of got lost, had trouble finding one of the landmarks for this hike, so I ended up going on a much longer trip than I had expected along the Blue Ridge Railroad Historical Trail.
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Third Try at Parson’s Mountain
I made it to Parson’s Mountain on my third try for this loop just outside of Abbeville, South Carolina, and enjoyed the 4-mile hike in late spring.
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Brief Adventure
Blue Hole Falls was more of an adventure than I expected, but it’s a rather pretty waterfall.
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Taking the Plunge at Rainbow Falls
Rainbow Falls is easily one of the greatest waterfalls I’ve seen and it’s right there in upstate South Carolina.
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To the Tolling of the Bells
The Oconee Bells Trail is a short loop in Devil’s Fork State Park in upstate South Carolina where you can get a glimpse of a very rare wildflower.
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A Study in Black and White
Dukes Creek Falls is a gorgeous waterfall in northeast Georgia with a trailhead off of the Richard B. Russell scenic highway.
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Looping Through Caesar’s Head
On a lovely early spring day, I took a few trails through the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area, including the Coldspring Branch and Jones Gap Trails.
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A Trail of Many Waterfalls
A wonderful hike, multiple waterfalls, including Raven Cliff Falls, and a llama. Just another day in North Georgia?
