Conasauga Creek

Total Miles
7.5

Elevation

520.36 ft

Duration

1 Hours

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Trail Overview

This trail is a forest service road that has several water crossings. After rain falls the water can become deep so be careful when crossing. Along the way, you will find a waterfall that you can hike out to. It is about a mile hike in and out round trip. When driving this road keep your eyes open never know what kind of wildlife will be on this trail from deer to black bear.

Photos of Conasauga Creek

Conasauga Creek
Conasauga Creek
Conasauga Creek

Difficulty

Water crossing can become deep and there will be wash outs on each side of the creeks after heavy use and rainfalls.

Technical Rating

4

Status Reports

Ryan Milne
Mar 08, 2024
4x4
Open
Normal
Sherri Wilson
Feb 19, 2024
2020 Jeep Gladiator
Open
Chester Slomba
Dec 08, 2023
4x4
Open
Normal
Mostly gravel road, nothing any AWD crossover couldn't do with a good set of tires but there were several creek crossings. Water was still below my rock rails on my Jeep on 35s but that was after several days with no rain. Attached pic is dropping in to the first water crossing and that was the most difficult obstacle. If you can get through that, you can do the rest of the trail no problem, so long as your vehicle can go through water ~12-18 inches deep (deeper after a fresh rain).
Ryan Nunya
Jul 03, 2023
2021 Toyota 4Runner
Open

Access Description

Find the waterfall sign on the side of Highway 68, then turn right, and just past the houses the trail begins.

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