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Jackrabbit Mountain Bike Trails

4.4 (14 reviews)

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Kimber L.

Beautiful trails and nice that they have a tool and air station for the bikes. I'm a Florida flatlander with a desk job so even the climbs here were a bit much for me in the white trail. I'm pretty comfy doing around 13 miles on flat terrains but I turned back on this ride. Hopefully I'll be in better shape for this another time!!? My husband loved it though

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Alina R.

Great trail! It was an easy hike with a group of kids and adults. We enjoyed the views of the lake from the main loop. I'll be back to check out the rest of the loops soon.

Suzy N.

Hands down, the best trail ever! The loops all lollipop off a central loop. Good flowy singletrack, with some gentle climbs, fast downhills and cowbells. Yes, cowbells! Sneaking Creek trail has a covered bridge with a chance to ring the bell as you go by and a few more along the way. Check out SABA beach too for nice views of Lake Chatuge. New signage at the trail to guide you, as well as a new sign out front. Port-a-potty, picnic tables & bbq grills make it family friendly. Hikers are also welcome here.

panoramic view at the SABA (sp?) lake loop
Kathryn D.

Superbly maintained, marked and designed mountain biking trails. I was incredibly impressed with the quality of signage and thorough TLC maintenance that must be involved in keeping these trails in shape. The layout is perfect for groups of varying skill levels or riders who want to vary their mileage without being monotonous. The gold trail and the last bit of the central loop trail were by fair my faves but I'm sure personal preferences will differ for everyone. A great location to spend an hour or an entire day.

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7 months ago

Great spot! We hiked 6 miles of wonderfully shaded, easily walkable trails. Would love to plan a boys trip for mountain bike riding.

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Martin Creek Falls - Base of Martin Creek Falls approximate height here is about 15 to 18 feet of the overall 30 feet height of the entire falls.

Martin Creek Falls

4.7(3 reviews)
28.7 mi

Beautiful waterfalls and very easy to get to from warwoman dell parking lot. The trail is abt 2…read moremiles one way with an easy water crossing within 5 min. You can avoid it if you take the trail on the right of road crossing instead of going straight. The path is mostly gentle and downhill to falls but it felt ssteep and uphill on our way back from pinnacle knob at the end of 8 Miles. Always an awesome hike especially after rain or with fall colors

Martin Creek Falls is a beautiful secluded waterfall in Clayton, GA near Warwoman Dell. It is part…read moreof the Chattahoochee National Forest that encompasses the entire Northeast corner of the state of Georgia. The forest itself is 750,145 acres and is so large that it is divided into regions. Martin Creek is located in the Chattooga River District and specifically in Rabun County, whom incorporates the largest portion of the National Forest. 148,684 acres of this massive forest system lie within Rabun County borders. Depending on how much you like hiking, you can get to Martin Creek Falls on a short 1/2 mile hike via Finney Creek Road or a longer 2 mile hike (one way) from Warwoman Dell via the Bartram Trail. If you choose to hike from Warwoman Dell, your extra effort will be rewarded with two additional waterfalls as well as a loop trail highlighting the history of the area. Becky Branch Falls is located near the trailhead at Warwoman Dell and an additional unnamed waterfall is about 1/4 mile south of Martin Creek Falls. Only about 8 feet tall, but it's multiple levels make it a beauty. Martin Creek Falls is one of the prettier waterfalls in North Georgia. It is a multi-tiered waterfall that looks as if it goes on forever from the base. It is also one of the few waterfalls that I wish the vegetation would be cut away to make the full view of the falls visible. From the deck at its base you can see the largest drop, but the upper tiers become more difficult to see as vegetation near the middle tier blocks the view. Still, it is a gorgeous waterfall that makes wandering in this neck of the woods an incredibly satisfying adventure. The lower part of the falls are shaded while the upper part is sunny, so bring a UV filter (which I forgot) for best DSLR results. DIRECTIONS From US-23 (Hwy 441) in Clayton, Georgia travel east on Rickman Road. In 1/2 a mile it will merge into Warwoman Road. 2.5 miles from here you will pass the parking entrance to Warwoman Dell, which is difficult to see, but look for a small brown sign with a picnic table symbol and turn right. You can either park here and take Bartram Trail to the falls (about 2 miles one way) OR continue along Warwoman Road to Finney Creek Road. Approximate address for Finney Creek Road is 3742 Warwoman Rd, Clayton, GA 30525. TURN LEFT. It is a gravel road across from an open grassy field. The trailhead to the falls is approximately 1.1 miles from Warwoman Road or approximately 1/2 mile from the Wildlife Management Check-In station that you will pass along Finney Creek Road. Hike from this trailhead to the falls is approximately 1/2 mile round trip. Recommended for families with young children as they can also splash around in the pool of water at the waterfalls base, so bring their swimsuits and ENJOY! 2018/54

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Martin Creek Falls - The bridge to the viewing deck

The bridge to the viewing deck

Martin Creek Falls - The viewing deck

The viewing deck

Martin Creek Falls - The cascading stream heading downhill.

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The cascading stream heading downhill.

Shadow of the Bear

Shadow of the Bear

5.0(5 reviews)
40.9 mi

Amazing to watch the shadow come around and morph into a bear! If you are in the area in mid-late…read moreOctober, make sure you check this out! Bear comes around 5:30 pm but definitely get there early as there is limited parking.

Are you looking for something to do this fall? Have you ever heard of the "Shadow of the Bear" in…read moreNorth Carolina? This was highlighted in "Our State" magazine, I think last year but I could have saved the article from the year before, but this was one of those items on my "local" bucket list to see. I love the Shadow of the Bear in Cashiers! The "Shadow of the Bear" is visible for 30 minutes daily (on sunny days!) between 5:30-6:15 PM from mid-October through early November as the sun sets behind Whiteside Mountain between Sapphire Valley and Highlands, North Carolina. It's best seen on clear days around 5:30 p.m., with the show lasting for about a half-hour. The photos below are from 2022; I'm pretty sure we'll visit again this year. PS I agree with Ginger L. that the camaraderie with all the people standing on the side of the road to watch is an experience in itself. A note of caution, to view the bear, you park your car on the side of a road hugging the edge of a mountain and people crossing the road that has a curve around the mountain so use caution while driving through the area and walking along the road!!!! But its all worth the view!!!

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Shadow of the Bear - Shadow of the Bear at the peek viewing while we were there.

Shadow of the Bear at the peek viewing while we were there.

Shadow of the Bear - Shadow of the bear

Shadow of the bear

Shadow of the Bear

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