Park conservation in Young Harris, Georgia

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.

Welcome to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources office located in Young Harris, Georgia. Situated at 6325 U.S. 76, this local government office is dedicated to the preservation and management of Georgia's natural and cultural resources. Our mission is to ensure the sustainable use of these resources while promoting outdoor recreation and environmental education. Whether you're seeking information on state parks, looking to get involved in conservation efforts, or needing guidance on wildlife management, our knowledgeable team is here to assist you. Visit us to learn more about how we protect Georgia’s natural heritage and how you can contribute to maintaining the beauty and health of our environment.