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.
State: Georgia
County: Rabun
Length: 0.8 miles
Difficulty: 4
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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 |