yonah mountain hiking trail
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I bagged many peaks in my twenties...BUT that was over a decade ago and a lot less pounds on the body! This trail absolutely kicked mine and my husbands butts! There are VERY few flat spots on the way up! It is a challenging hike in both directions. We definitely overestimated the time it would take as well as our physical capabilities! We were only able to make it to the ranger staging area before we had to turn back because of sheer exhaustion and the daylight was quickly fading. Thank goodness we had our headlamps because we finished the descent in the dark. We will go back to finish the peak but for now we will nurse our sore muscles! If you in shape and used to rugged terrain this would a piece of cake likely! Bring water, good shoes and hiking pole!
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If your looking for a trail to hike, this is a nice one. With great views and vstas. I would rate this a Moderate hike with some elevations along the way. Must try and have your breathe taken away.......
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Awesome trail to hike! There are outlooks at different points. However, nothing beats the view at the top!
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I love this trail! It's difficult and makes you feel like you have accomplished something. And the view from the top is magic.
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Ok so mom didn't plan and didn't bring water. Don't be like mom! There is no water on the trail, at least as far as we made it to the army camp. We didn't go all the way to the top because we had thirsty teens and dogs and this was a warm spring day. Bring water! Mom should've known better! However, beautiful, quiet trail. Gorgeous views. Moderately tough climb for moderately sedentary folk. I will be back! With water!
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Use good judgment before bringing small children or old people. It is about 2.5 miles up and back. No benches or bathrooms. No safety rails. At the top you can fall off the rock face if your goofing off or drunk. There have been many recorded deaths from falling off. The rock face is the legendary site of the death of two Indian lovebirds from warring tribes,Sautee and Nacoochie. The are apparently buried in the Indian mound in Sautee. Great views of Cleveland and Helen from up top. Bring water and don't rush. Plan 4 hours so you don't push yourself beyond your limits due to time restraints.
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this is a great place for a nice weekend hike and camp. no facilities so be prepared to use the woods. its a short hike but can be a bit steep in places. great place for rock climbers too. love this mtn under a clear night. tons of stars and beauty!
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This is an excellent place to hike and camp. The elevation gain was not that hard so it was a moderate hike. The views on the top was just gorgeous!! There are also provisions for rappelling and rock climbing.
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We couldn't hike to the top because the army was training, but we did hike to the helicopter landing. Amazing views of the valley! A bit buggy on the hike since it rained earlier that day. Prepare for some uneven ground and up hill climbs, but overall, great for a free hike!
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This was 5 miles round trip. Marked fairly well. The elevation change was 1400 ft. There are lots of granite outcrops. Hiking poles are recommended. Some places are quite rocky. The are some great views. The army also trains in this area so be aware if it is closed due to them training. Rock climbers also frequent the rock face. It's a great hike. May be challenging for those who are not in shape. It is free.