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Raven Cliffs Trailhead
Hiking trailhead for Raven Cliffs Wilderness Area. The trail is a wilderness trail that we attempt to keep in the Wilderness chacater. Parking area consists of gravel delineated parking lot for 30 vehicles, interpretive kiosk, bear resistant garbage bins, vault toilet, and picnic tables. There is a $5.00 amenities fee per vehicle. Use Leave No Trace practices while hiking in this beautiful Wilderness Area.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Open |
|---|---|
| Area Amenities: | Tent camping,Picnic tables,Toilets,Parking |
| Fees: | There is a $5.00 per vehicle amenities fee per day to use this facility. 95% of fees collected are returned to assist with operation and maintenance costs. Fees are cash or check made out to the USDA Forest Service |
| Open Season: | Open year-round |
| Closest Towns: | Helen, GA |
| Water: | None |
| Restroom: | Vault |
| Passes: | America the Beautiful Senior or Access Pass/Golden Age or Golden Access passes are the only passes accepted at this site. |
| Operated By: | USDA Forest Service |
| Information Center: | This site is a Wilderness Area, please follow Leave No Trace. No bicycles allowed or other wheeled vehicles, carts, no chainsaws allowed, etc. on the trails. There are ankle and/or calf deep water crossings, so be prepared to get you feet wet to really know the Wilderness character. |
General Information
Directions:Physical Address: 3000 Richard Russell Hwy, Helen, GA
Activities
Day Hiking
3.3 mi one way, 6.6 mi out and backPicnicking
| Reservation Info | None |
Amenities
| Picnic tables: | day use area |
|---|---|
| Tent camping: | White Oak Gap Road, above parking lot, and along trail |
| Parking: | 30 car lot |
| Toilets: | in parking lot |
OHV Trail Maps
- Interactive Visitor Map
- BeOutdoorSafe.org
Now more than ever, our favorite outdoor spaces are playing an important role in our lives. Together, we can continue to keep these safe places safe. Whether we’re out in nature or home in our backyards, remember that it’s our role to protect the lands we love.
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