Trails in the Jackrabbit Mountain Trailhead Area

Here is a list of all trails in the Jackrabbit Mountain Trailhead area.

Each trail has its own printable page with all the information and links, including (where available):

• directions to the starting point
• difficulty
• length
• elevation change
• a map
• photos from along the way, and
• a detailed description and trail directions.

For general information about the Jackrabbit Mountain trailhead, see the Jackrabbit Mountain Trailhead page.

Need to find trails by another method? Go back to Trails.

Burnt Tree Peninsula Trail

• Some tight and sharp turns with no unavoidable obstacles. Travels through a young forest of mostly pines and oaks; looks recently burned.
• 1.0mi, Climbs Gently, Some Obstacles

Burrell Cove Trail

• Provides access to SABA Beach. There
• 1.7mi, Few Hills, Some Obstacles

Central Loop Trail

• No unavoidable obstacles. All-access trail to other optional trails. Travels through a mostly young forest, with glimpses of the lake at times. No major stream crossings.
• 3.1mi, Few Hills, Some Obstacles

High Point Trail

• Steeper trail with more rocks than others at Jackrabbit Mountain. Nice view from the top.
• 1.0mi, Climbs Moderately, Moderately Rough

SABA Beach Trail

• Nearly level trail provides access to SABA Beach.
• 0.7mi, Few Hills, Moderately Rough

Sneaking Creek Trail

• Mostly open "lollipop" loop with a few short climbs and descents, and a covered bridge. Longest trail in the Jackrabbit system. At the "tip" of the loop, you're only about 1/10 mile north of the GA state line.
• 3.2mi, Few Hills, Some Obstacles

Upper Ridge Trail

• Small obstacles such as rock crossings and tighter turns. Comes close to the ridgetop where deer like to forage. You'll hear other hikers and riders on the Central Loop, which is not far down the slope from you at most times.
• 1.5mi, Few Hills, Some Obstacles

Yotee's Run Trail

• Great views. Short to moderate climbs with somewhat steeper side slopes.
• 1.5mi, Few Hills, Some Obstacles