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

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

Grady Brown
Jun 24, 2024
4x4
Open
Few water crossings, one that may become deep after rain. Otherwise, a typical gravel road with some washouts/mudholes that most 4x4s can handle
Cj Kim
Jun 16, 2024
4x4
Open
Dusty
Muddy/Wet
Charlie C
Jun 15, 2024
4x4
Open
Dusty
Washboard
Easy trail for vehicles with clearance. Approximately 5 shallow water crossings (hasn’t rained in a week or more.) Encountered a couple of ruts that would drag on a low clearance vehicle. Overall, a gentle trail for a beginner.
Hunter Powers
May 11, 2024
Open
Normal
Freaking awesome trail!! My Xterra made it through no problem! Approximately 5 water crossings. Highest one was up to the bottom of my door. (2.5inch lift)

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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