Everyone Needs To Check Out This Severely Underrated Trail Through Georgia This Summer

Summer is almost over, people. Which means we all have to get on as many Georgia summer bucket list items that we've left until the last minute. While many Georgians and even some tourists are itching to get into the more popular Georgia attractions, we want to showcase a very underrated trail in Georgia that deserves a visit. There may not be panoramic views on the state, but this particular trail can allow you to disappear for a while without being bothered.

How many people have heard of the Powers Island Trail near the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area?

This underrated trail is not as well known as it should be.

But this is the type of trail that you should hit when you're ready for a little bit of relaxation and solitude.

Runners, hikers, and dog-owners take to the Powers Island Trail to disappear into the natural riverside scenery.

Don't be surprised if you have these trails all to yourself.

Many people tend to stay closer to the other nearby trails--Sope Creek and Cochran Shoals.

But this area of the state is just as alluring as the others.

A quiet walk through the park will give you enough peace and quiet to enjoy the sights and sounds of Georgia.

Don't be alarmed if certain areas of the trail are no bigger than a singular walking path.

Consider this natural trail a "Choose-You-Own-Adventure" of sorts with a few different ways you can explore.

If you want to give Powers Island Trail a shot, then use the address below to find the trailhead:

5814 Riveredge Lane, Sandy Springs, Georgia 30328

Ready for more unique hiking opportunities in Georgia? Check out 7 Classic Hiking Trails In Georgia To Take Before You Die.