Miller Trek Trailhead
About the Business
Miller Trek Trailhead is a park and tourist attraction located in Young Harris, Georgia, United States. Visitors can enjoy 9.2 miles of wilderness trails that begin at Brasstown Valley Resort and lead into the Chattahoochee National Forest. The trail takes hikers through a Hardwood Forest filled with Tuliptree, Red Maple, White Oak, and Black Locust trees. Approximately 10-15% of the trail passes through a clear-cut area, showcasing the rapid regeneration of new growth and wildlife habitat.
The 6.5-mile trail is marked with blue/green blazes and includes a 2.5-mile loop for shorter hikes. Along the way, hikers may spot White Tailed Deer, Red and Gray Fox, Flying Squirrels, and Black Bears. The elevation changes from 2000 feet to 3200 feet above sea level, offering a variety of flowering plants and scenic views.
For those looking for a more leisurely activity, there is a small pond and stream on the property perfect for beginners or children. Complimentary equipment is available at the Emporium, and fishing licenses can be purchased online for ages 16 and up. Guided fishing trips are also offered with advance notice.
Guests can also enjoy the amenities of Brasstown Valley Resort, including the Equani Spa, golfing, horseback riding, and more. With stunning views and a range of activities, Miller Trek Trailhead and Brasstown Valley Resort provide a memorable experience for visitors of all ages.
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Location & Phone number
Young Harris, GA 30582, United States
Reviews
"Simple 2.5mi hike with small climbs (~100ft) and crossing over some small streams. Great tree cover and shade from the sun. The posted map is a little misleading when returning to the parking lot. We never found the .25mi section of trail that the map said existed. Instead, we cut through the golf course parking lot to find out car in the adjacent lot."
"The trail was quite rocky in the beginning. Lots of water to admire along the way. Wish the "offshoot" with the overlook was marked bc we missed it. Overall a beautiful trail that is well maintained."
"Lovely hike. Well marked trail. 7 miles. Make sure you visit the offshoot. About 3 miles in going counterclockwise"
"We took the loop but good trail. A little rocky at first but gets better. Easy parking too."
"Very nice lightly used trail. We saw now one else. Don't miss the outstanding views by taking a very lightly used spur trail up the ridge from the high point of the trail."
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