Chattooga River Trail Map

In fact, southern living called rafting the chattooga the #1 thing every southerner ought to do. the chattooga was federally protected in 1974 by the wild & scenic rivers act, forever preserving its rugged river gorge from development. Many great camping opportunities (it is very easy to turn this into a weekend outing) cons: The chattooga river is a national wild and scenic river, and is one of the most gorgous pieces of trout water you have ever laid eyes on.

Beginning at the intersection of highway 76 east and the chattooga river (ending at sandy ford rd.), this 11 mile spur trail connects to the bartram trail.nearly all the trail is within the boundary of the wild & scenic river area, so the principles of leave no trace are strongly encouraged. The trail follows the chattooga river trail for 0.6 miles then turns sharply left and heads uphill. Unfortunately, the georgia chattooga river trail leaves something to be desired, as there are surprisingly few views of the river throughout the length of the trail.

The chattooga river (also spelled chatooga, chatuga, and chautaga, variant name guinekelokee river) is the main tributary of the tugaloo river.

This is the intersection where georgia, north carolina, and south carolina's boundaries meet. In fact, southern living called rafting the chattooga the #1 thing every southerner ought to do. the chattooga was federally protected in 1974 by the wild & scenic rivers act, forever preserving its rugged river gorge from development. Within ¼ mile of the river. All trails and river points of interest shown.