Chestnut Mountain Spur - FS 212C

Total Miles
1.1

Technical Rating

2

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Winter

Trail Type

Full-Width Road

Accessible By

Trail Overview

This side trail branches off Forest Service Road 212 (Chestnut Mountain Road) just over 5 miles in. It's an out-and-back route primarily made up of dirt, which can become muddy and slick during wet weather. The trail is lightly traveled but remains easy to follow. Around the 1-mile mark, the path narrows significantly--vehicles that are wider than standard off-road rigs may not be able to continue past this point. Once you're in the narrow section, there are very few places to turn around, and the trail borders steep drop-offs, making caution essential.

Photos of Chestnut Mountain Spur - FS 212C

Chestnut Mountain Spur - FS 212C
Chestnut Mountain Spur - FS 212C

Difficulty

This trail is rated a strong 2 on the difficulty scale. It's a single-lane route for most of its length and narrows significantly on the back end, limiting access for wider vehicles. The surface is primarily dirt with some muddy sections, especially in wet conditions, but overall it's manageable and doesn't present major technical challenges.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Chestnut Mountain Spur - FS 212C can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • High-Clearance 4x4
  • SUV

Access Description

Travel approximately 9.6 miles north on Georgia State Route 136 to reach the entrance of Forest Service Road 212A (Chestnut Mountain Road). This trail is a spur trail from Chestnut Mountain-212A at the very end.

Chestnut Mountain Spur - FS 212C Map

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