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Georgia
42.0 mi
Distance
2,473 ft
Gain
15h 14m
Time
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Observed 13 h ago
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Great Eastern Trail - Old Georgia Roadwalk
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The Great Eastern Trail - Old Georgia Roadwalk is a 41.98-mile point-to-point trail that traverses Georgia's backcountry along historic roadways and natural terrain. This extended journey showcases the diverse landscapes of Georgia's interior, offering hikers a substantial multi-day adventure through varied ecosystems and cultural heritage routes. The trail's length and road-based character make it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a challenging, immersive Georgia hiking experience.
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