Long Branch Loop Trail is a 2.3 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Blue Ridge, Georgia that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
A nice and easy trail. Not too long with some clean streams to cross over. WATCH THE ENTRANCE TO THE PARKING AREA. There are some major potholes.
Trail is easy walk with rolling hills. Do not try to park in the lot unless you have 4 wheel drive. Large potholes and if it is wet you will get stuck. Park on the side of the road
This was a really nice trail. We started on the right at the fork. It was a little busy at first, but slows down as we went along. We got off the trail at the fork and we were able t see the lake as we climbed. The other side of the loop was much nicer with an enchanted forest kind of feel to it. You do share the trail with people on bikes and people walking their dogs.
the trail entrance is very rutted, small cars will need to park on the road. Beautiful hike with the family.
Great Trail. We start on the right fork to get the hills done & stroll through the woods on the last mile.
Nice walk in the woods with a little winter view of Blue Ridge Lake a little ways off the connector trail on Green Mtn trail. Slightly muddy but not bad.
Great loop for kids. VERY muddy. Enjoyed it! Neat ruins of old home place along the way.