NOTICE: Bridge W3, the White Trail's third bridge from the Boling Park kiosk, the bridge just before the Frank Stone, will be undergoing major repairs on the weekend of 12/8 - 12/10. The bridge will be impassable and, therefore, closed. Bypass the bridge by taking the Boling Park cinder track to the back of the park, where an alternate trailhead marker exists. Signs will be posted, notifying folks of the impending closure.
The Sutallee Trace Pocket Wilderness is a woodland oasis situated in the quickly-expanding suburbs of northern Cherokee County, in the state of Georgia. With a rich diversity of flora and fauna, a wide variety of woodland habitats, and a fascinating history of human habitation, the Trace offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the cultural history and natural beauty of north Georgia.
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The Etowah Hiking Trails traverse the wilderness, giving trail enthusiasts the opportunity to experience the diverse beauty of North Georgia within a short distance of urban settings. The trail system, maintained by volunteers from Boy Scout Troop 241 and the Sutallee Trace Trail Stewards, provides over fifteen miles of marked and unmarked footpaths on which to relax and unwind.