About hiking in Fannin County

Fannin County, Georgia has 34 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 109 miles, an average of 3.2 miles each. The longest is Benton MacKaye & Duncan Ridge Trail, at 15.5 miles. 6 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Fannin County are like

By length, 11 are under a mile, 17 run 1 to 5 miles, and 6 are 5 miles or longer. 1 is a loop, ending where it starts; the longest is Lake Loop, at 1.0 mile.

Of the 34 with measured elevation, Jacks River climbs the most, about 5,886 ft, and 15 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 34 hiking trails, longest first

Benton MacKaye & Duncan Ridge TrailHike15.5 mi Jacks RiverHike14.7 mi East CowpenHike6.9 mi Rough RidgeHike6.8 mi Long Creek RoadHike5.5 mi Hickory CreekHike5.5 mi Conasauga River TrailHike4.7 mi Flat Creek LoopHikeMTB3.8 mi Rice CampHike3.7 mi Beech BottomHike3.6 mi Whissenhunt LoopHikeMTB3.5 mi Penitentiary Branch TrailHike3.3 mi Hickory RidgeHike3.3 mi Panther CreekHike3.1 mi Lovingood TrailHike3.1 mi South ForkHikeMTB2.9 mi Horseshoe BendHike2.8 mi Sugar CoveHike2.1 mi Long Branch LoopHikeMTB2.0 mi Stanley GapHikeMTB1.8 mi TearbritchesHike1.7 mi Chestnut LeadHike1.1 mi Lake LoopHike1.0 mi Lower Green MountainHikeMTB1.0 mi Appalachian and Benton MacKaye TrailHike1.0 mi Springer - Bear Hare ConnectorHike0.9 mi Bryson-Benton ConnectorHike0.8 mi HemptopHike0.8 mi Mill Creek RoadHike0.6 mi Lake Blue RidgeHike0.6 mi South Fork TrailHikeMTB0.5 mi Long Branch Loop ConnectorHikeMTB0.4 mi Morganton Point Lake TrailHike0.2 mi Green Mountain ConnectorHikeMTB0.2 mi

← All Fannin County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt October 4, 2026.