Day Hiking
Most sections of the Bartram Trail in Georgia can be broken up into multiple day-hikes and it often parallels other shorter trails suited for day-trips as well:
Rabun Bald Trail: (2.9 mi) at times arduous, but a rewarding hike due to the 360 degree views which can be enjoyed atop the mountain from a viewing platform. This is also a great place to access the Bartram Trail if you require parking for your vehicle.
Warwoman Dell Nature Trail (.4 mi) a trail ideal for seniors and young children. There is a restroom facility located at the campground as well.
Backpacking
The Bartram Trail in Georgia links up with several other sections of the trail in multiple states. So whether you want to attempt to cover the entire 36.3 mile portion in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, or connect up with one of the other sections, opportunities are many for backpackers.
The Chattooga River Trail, which shares a portion of the Bartram Trail, and borders North Carolina, Georgia and South Carolina following the Wild and Scenic Chattooga River, offers 37.5 miles of easy to moderate level hiking. This trail can be accessed from Burrells Ford Rd. on the Chattooga-River Ranger District.