By Lambe Lamis 
This path is at the Meriwether County in Ga which normally takes a 6.7-mile hike towards waterfalls, streams, and tenting grounds. The complete loop is a mixture of Pine Mountain Trail’s 5 mile extend and the Beaver Dam Trail’s 1.7 mile hike. In the Pine Mountain Trail section, waterfalls are nestled here which make this journey worthwhile. To start out the path, set off from the Roadside Park on GA 85W and move to the northwest portion in which trail marker prospects to a tower. Indication-in at the kiosk with a brown roof and then progress to the footpath on the appropriate area.
The pathway starts off an simple downhill traverse to the Woflden Department. As you move forward at around .7 miles the pathway qualified prospects to some moss-coated rocks which then can make a curve to the left right after this. You will then emerge to Dry Falls as the pathway then moves down to the Wolfden’s Branch exactly where you will rock hop across the stream which is a tributary of Cane Creek.
Transfer further more earlier the Mile Marker 22 exactly where you will meet Csonka Falls on the ideal. Go straight in advance crossing rock and onto a one rail wooden footbridge. The up coming attribute on this path is Large Rock Falls at 1.4 miles wherever you will see a massive rock development. Continue even more ahead as trail joins the Slippery Rock Falls and recognize the pathway gets to be significantly moist. The loop path then will make an ascent to a trail marker on Bumblebee Ridge campground and then sales opportunities to a steep cliff before descending to cross Wolfden Branch.
Make a fast ascent to the best of the compact knoll just before crossing Cascade Department just just after the Mile Marker 21. At this point, the pathway makes a loop as the pathway makes an ascent to a set of stone ways. The path then prospects to a rock wall and onto the base of the cliff. The pathway then proceeds to the confluence of Wolfden Department and Cascade Branch. Cross these two streams and the pathway then leads you to the Outdated Sawmill tenting floor on your left. The path then will make a downhill hike passing a tree named Ferney.
Just after passing a dam, the path curves remaining to make an additional u-switch ahead of crossing a creek. Climb up to the top rated of Hogback Mountain as you enter into Mile Marker 20. Convert suitable and climb to Mile Marker 19 before descending to a moist-foot crossing. The trail ascends to Sassagras Hill before passing Mile Marker 18 at Rocky Point’s parking place. The path moves to a established of techniques to a a few-way intersection and curve ideal into the woods. It then qualified prospects to a ridge where it crosses GA 190 and on to the beaver pond on the still left. The path in the long run prospects to a mountain stream as it last but not least parallels again to the Pine Mountain Trail to the kiosk trailhead.