Do you know there is a Riverwalk along a section of the Mulberry River in Braselton Georgia? If you didn't, you will be even more surprised to discover it's been in existence since 2001 [ insert mind-blown emoji here! ]
The trail is approximately 2.3 miles one-way or 4.6 miles out and back. It features a 6 foot cascading waterfall around the 1 mile marker, a wooden bridge, and several scenic bends in the river. The gravel path is wide and several benches are placed throughout the trail. Elevation gain is minimal and in my humble opinion, the most beautiful area is around the waterfall. Unfortunately, much of the view of the river is overgrown throughout the trail, so I hope there will be some maintenance soon. After all, what good is a riverwalk when you can't see the river.
I saw lots of wild life during my short 2.5 mile walk (1.25 one way). Great trail for bird watching also. Featured are two murals and a sculpture representing the point where four counties collide. Barrow, Gwinnett, Hall and Jackson.
NOTES: There are no restrooms in the parking area nor along the trail. The gravel parking area off Liberty Church Road can handle around a dozen cars. read more