Dukes Creek Trail Might Be One Of The Most Beautiful Short-And-Sweet Hikes To Take In Georgia
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Here in Georgia, we love devoting our free time to exploring all that this beautiful state has to offer. However, sometimes we don’t want to dedicate the entire day to our adventures. That’s why short-and-sweet trails are so rewarding; you can enjoy a healthy dose of fresh air and scenery while still having plenty of hours left in the day. Today, we’d like to introduce you to one of the best short hikes in Georgia. Promising spectacular scenery and water views at every turn, Dukes Creek Trail might be one of the most beautiful short-and-sweet hikes in the state. So lace up those hiking boots and let’s get started!
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Have you ever hiked the Dukes Creek Trail in Georgia before? What did you think of it? We’d love to hear all about your adventures – join in on the conversation by leaving a comment! For more information about this trail, including maps and reviews, you can check out the AllTrails guide.
If you’re looking for more short trails in Georgia, check out this list of short-and-sweet hikes that everyone in your family will love.
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What are some of the best kid-friendly hikes around Georgia?
Georgia is host to plenty of excellent hikes perfect for families with even small kids; if you’re always looking for the best hikes in Georgia but find yourself worried that the little ones can’t make it, why not check out some of the best kid-friendly hikes around Georgia? Some of those include the delightful Anna Ruby Falls Trail within Tray Mountain Wilderness. It’s not long – under one mile – and features an incredible waterfall neither you nor the kids will ever forget. It’s only open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week, though, so plan accordingly. Long Creek Falls, via the Appalachian Trail, is a wonderful kid-friendly stretch of one of the United States’ most amazing trails. That particular stretch is 1.9 miles long and features yet another amazing waterfall. It’s incredibly scenic and its popularity is for reasons that become obvious along the way. Other excellent kid-friendly hikes in Georgia include the Indian Seats Trail at Sawnee Mountain Preserve (1.5 miles long, incredible panoramic views) and the Providence Canyons Trails all within Providence Canyon State Park (especially if you’re a fan of canyons).
What are some of the best scenic hikes in Georgia?
Okay, so what are some of the best scenic hikes in Georgia for all skill levels? Some of our favorites include the awesome Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, which bursts with wildflowers in the spring, and the East Palisades Trail at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is to die for with some of the best waterside hiking in the entire state. Then, be sure to check out the Sosebee Cove Scenic Trail at the Sosebee Cove Scenic Area; it features awe-inspiring mountain views and some truly lovely wildflowers. Finally, be sure to hike the Fort Mountain State Park Lake Trail at Fort Mountain State Park, which has an enormous lake and some of the best camping ever! Georgia and its trails are second to none for hiking and nature enthusiasts; it’s worth a long trip just to explore its trails. For more ideas and inspiration, check out this list of the best scenic hikes in Georgia to explore ASAP.