Mill Creek Overlook - FS-630A

Trail Overview

Trail FS-630A, Mill Creek Overlook, is a relatively short spur off of FS-630 but holds a jewel at the trail's end. The trail head is located at the intersection of FS-630 and FS-630C (Lacky Knob). The trail has a water crossing within the first 1/4 mile and does require water fording capabilities of a minimum of 12 inches and 4WD to exit the opposite side of the stream. FS-630A is a mix of dirt and stones with occasional standing water and ruts. A legally tagged and registered vehicle is required to access FS-630A. The round trip is less than an hour. Plan for another hour to hike the overlook path at the trail's end. The area is closed during winter months and reopens the first week of March.

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Difficulty

FS-630A is a relatively easy trail with a single water crossing approximately 12 inches deep.

History

The Cohutta Wilderness is the largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi and is located in Georgia and partially in Tennessee. The Forestry Service has many managed wildlife food plots scattered throughout the wilderness that draw in wildlife. Expect to see plenty of deer and wild fowl in the area. The area was previously home to Native Americans of the Cherokee and a part of the Trail of Tears.

Technical Rating

Mill Creek Overlook - FS-630A can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV