5/5 Simon M. 1 year ago on Google
Only
takes
about
10
minutes
to
hike
through
the
abundant
greenery
to
the
serene
river.
Georgia
is
full
of
fauna
and
flora
up
high
and
down
low
to
keep
you
engaged
as
you
stumble
upon
the
invasive
Joro
spiders,
occasional
deer,
and
gorgeous
shrubs/trees.
The
river
itself
is
deep
in
some
areas
to
submerge
one’s
whole
body,
but
mostly
the
rocks
and
shallow
areas
prevent
really
swimming
inside.
I
highly
recommend
taking
off
your
shoes
to
step
into
the
water
that
feels
so
refreshing
among
the
humidity!
If
you’re
taking
Sope
trail,
cross
the
river
and
head
downstream
with
the
current
and
you’ll
find
extraordinary
ruins
from
what
I
assume
to
be
the
Civil
War
time.
There’s
a
whole
network
of
pillars
and
fortified
walls
that
stretch
along
the
river
but
up
higher
in
the
forest.
You’ll
have
to
cut
through
some
seemingly
uncharted
trails
to
get
up
to
the
ruins,
but
it’s
so
worth
it.
Beware
of
spiders
and
poison
Ivy
though,
as
my
little
brother
brushed
up
against
some
and
we
had
to
rush
him
back
to
the
car
and
apply
cortisone.
Well
worth
it
though
to
witness
nature’s
overgrowth
on
what’s
left
of
our
country’s
battle
with
itself.
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