The Cohutta Overlook In Georgia Lets You See For Miles

Here in Georgia, we have no shortage of beautiful overlooks that take our breath away. Add to the list the Cohutta Overlook, a lovely viewpoint nestled in the Chattahoochee National Forest that promises one of the best mountain views around. No matter the season you venture to this hidden gem, you can look forward to views for as far as the eye can see. Curious to learn more? Here’s everything you need to know about the Cohutta Overlook.

The Chattahoochie National Forest is a treasure trove of hardwood trees, wooded pathways, and beautiful mountain views.

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Today’s overlook can be accessed via multiple starting points, but the quickest way to get there is to park on a road loop just off of Route 52.

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After parking, follow a short pathway uphill as you climb to the top of this stunning lookout.

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Upon reaching the top, you’ll quickly discover why so many visitors consider this one of Georgia’s top hidden gems. The viewing platform showcases nearly 360 degrees of stunning scenery.

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Care for a longer adventure? Take the Pinhoti Trail from Mulberry Gap Road to Cohutta Overlook. It’s a 3.8-mile trek that’s full of scenery.

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Time your visit just right, and you may even catch an epic sunset. Plus, this happens to be one of Georgia’s less-crowded overlooks, so you may find a few moments of solitude.

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So the next time you’re seeking a place of reflection or craving a short-and-sweet adventure, you’ll have a newfound appreciation for Georgia’s beautiful landscape.

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For more information about the longer trails that take you to Cohutta Overlook, you can consult the AllTrails overview. Have you experienced this off-the-beaten-path overlook in Georgia before? What did you think? We’d love to hear all about your adventures in the comments below! For related content, you’ll love learning about this short and sweet trail in Georgia.