330 miles • Alabama & Georgia
Download our guide to access the Pinhoti Trail map, tracks, waypoints, and comments! Walk southern Appalachian forests in Georgia and Alabama on the Pinhoti Trail. The Pinhoti Trail is a journey of over 330 miles (530 km) through the Appalachian Mountains of Alabama and Georgia. The trail runs from Northern Georgia where it meets the Benton Mackaye Trail to Flagg Mountain in Alabama, which holds a special designation as the southernmost peak of the Appalachians to stand at over 1000 ft. The Pinhoti Trail travels for over 150 miles in both states, and passes through some of the most beautiful sections of each, including the Talladega National Forest in Alabama and the Chattahoochee National Forest in Georgia.
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The Pinhoti Trail is a journey of over 330 miles (530 km) through the Appalachian Mountains of Alabama and Georgia. The trail runs from Northern Georgia where it meets the Benton Mackaye Trail to Flagg Mountain in Alabama, which holds a special designation as the southernmost peak of the Appalachians to stand at over 1000 ft. The Pinhoti Trail travels for over 150 miles in both states, and passes through some of the most beautiful sections of each, including the Talladega National Forest in Alabama and the Chattahoochee National Forest in Georgia.
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The Pinhoti Trail is a journey of over 330 miles (530 km) through the Appalachian Mountains of Alabama and Georgia. The trail runs from Northern Georgia where it meets the Benton Mackaye Trail to Flagg Mountain in Alabama, which holds a special designation as the southernmost peak of the Appalachians to stand at over 1000 ft. The Pinhoti Trail travels for over 150 miles in both states, and passes through some of the most beautiful sections of each, including the Talladega National Forest in Alabama and the Chattahoochee National Forest in Georgia.
$12.99
