Raven Rock Trail
Named for Raven Rock, a cliff on the opposing side of the river.
Description:
The trail is actually an old roadbed that has been closed, though it is still used occasionally. It sidles up to Daniel Creek, then turns to a campsite, complete with a firepit.
The hike ends in an area with small sandy beaches, vantage points for watching rafters, and, of course, a beautiful view of Raven Rock.
Unless you own a Jeep, pickup, or other four-wheel-drive vehicle, you should plan to walk the extra easy mile on the dirt road leading up to the trail.
Directions: Google Directions
State: Georgia
County: Rabun
Latitude: 34.7739982605
Longitude: -83.3450012207
Length: 0.8 miles
Difficulty: 4
Trail viewed 1879 times
User: Dana Scott Title: Update Rating: 3
Date: Sun Jun-19-2011
Trip Type: Overnight
Report:
“Unless you own a Jeep, pickup, or other four-wheel-drive vehicle, you should plan to walk the extra easy mile on the dirt road leading up to the trail.”
The dirt road leading to the trail is closed off. It must be hiked in.
Also, the path is very narrow in places. I would not rate this trail as kid friendly. It would be too dangerous.
Be prepared for several guided raft tours to come along throughout the day.
It is a beautiful sight to see. Hope this information can help someone!
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| Miles | Trail Name | Short Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Camp Creek Trail | A little-known but beautiful waterfall down the trail makes the trip worthwhile. |
| 3 | Panther Creek Trail (Tallulah Basin) | A hike past the impressive Panther Creek Falls |
| 3 | Sutton Hole Trail | Just upstream from Woodall Shoals, a Class VI rapid. |
| 3 | Tallulah Gorge North Rim Trail | Connects five overlooks on the north rim of the gorge |
| 3 | Tallulah Gorge South Rim Trail | Connects five overlooks on the south rim of the gorge |
| 3 | Tallulah Gorge Floor Trail | A short but extremely steep trail to the floor of the gorge |
