Footnote: The more aggressive hiker may wish to follow Chattooga River Trail upriver. This is a more strenuous hike, with many water crossings, 6.25 miles total, ending at a parking lot for the Chattooga River Trail on Whiteside Cove Road. It is best done with experienced fellow hikers.
Ranger Falls
Level of difficulty: Moderate Driving distance/direction from downtown to Flat Mountain Road: Follow U.S. 64 east toward Cashiers for 2.5 miles. Turn left on Flat Mountain Road. Arrive at old Forest Service building after about 2 miles. Parking: At former ranger station.
Hiking distance: 2-mile loop Description: This relatively new interpretive trail can be started from either the Cliffside Lake Recreation Area on Hwy. 64 W toward Franklin or at the former Highlands ranger station on Flat Mountain Road. The trail follows Skitty Creek and leads to its namesake Ranger Falls, approximately 25 feet high. At Flat Mountain, trail begins on west side of parking lot.
Satulah Mountain
Sunset Rock
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Mountain view, 2 acres and grand home! This 6 bedroom mansion has two fireplaces and 2 great rooms, a large lower level deck and upper level sun room. Enjoy resting in the hammock on the lovely flower adorned yard as the grandkids frolic and play. A lovely family compound with room for everyone. Only $975,000! MLS # 75804 Memories are made of this!!!
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Highlands Country Club
3 bedroom condo with in walking distance to the dining room or croquet court. Enjoy the view of the first fairway right off your back deck. Show off your culinary skills in the large well appointed kitchen. MLS 75635 Offered at $749,000
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Outdoors
Level of difficulty: Moderate (700foot elevation gain) Driving distance/direction from downtown: None Parking: None Hiking distance: About 3.5 miles Description: As there is no dedicated, public parking on the mountain, walk from downtown. Follow Satulah Road to the cul-de-sac at the top of the road. Several nice views from granite outcrops and remnant of old cabin. On return, loop back to top of Worley Road