BTR
Georgia, North Carolina
115Miles
7–12 daysTypical thru-hike
Some experienceExperience
Mar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct, NovBest Season
RemoteCrowds
The Bartram Trail follows parts of the route traveled by naturalist William Bartram in 1775-76, running through the southern Blue Ridge Mountains in Georgia and North Carolina. The trail passes through the Nantahala and Chattahoochee National Forests through some of the most botanically diverse forest in North America.
Trail Characteristics
- Distance: 115 miles
- Route type: Linear
- Terrain: Forest
- Navigation: Standard trail
- Resupply: Sparse
Resources
- View route on CalTopo (download GPX)
- Bartram Trail Conference (official trail organization)
- Wikipedia: Bartram Trail
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