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Backcountry Diary – The AT – From Neels Gap to Hogpen Gap
Posted in D. Mountain Life on November 9, 2009 by philosophyyhcBackcountry Diary – Shining Rock Wilderness
Posted in D. Mountain Life on October 12, 2009 by philosophyyhcHike: Miller Trek Trail
Posted in D. Mountain Life on August 12, 2009 by philosophyyhcAugust 29, 2009
9:30 AM
Join us for a hike along the Miller Trek Trail, located west of campus just before the entrance to Brasstown Valley Resort.
We will meet at the trailhead around 9:30 Saturday morning. Bring water, something to snack on, and a rain jacket. The trail is reported to be moderately strenuous, so a good pair of running shoes or light boots should do. The length is somewhat controversial. Backpacker magazine lists it as 6.5 miles:
This moderate 6.5-mile loop climbs through an open oak forest, reaches nearly 3,000 feet, and pays off with expansive views of distant ridgelines.
And Enota.com lists it as 5.5 miles:
Length: 5.5 miles Difficulty: Moderate Use: Moderate
This orange-blazed loop trail begins in the Brasstown Valley Resort on US 76 near Young Harris. The trail winds through upland hardwoods and coves. Miller Trek honors US Senator Zell Miller, a Young Harris native.
























