Welcome to www.n-georgia.com U. S. Forest Canoe Trails in Georgia - Special Notice: Because the Toccoa River passes through public lands and Private Property, it is your responsibility to know your legal rights and safety tips when floating, boating, or paddling on the Toccoa River. Enjoy!
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It is important to follow these simple and crucial guidelines if you are going to be hiking and camping in woods and forests. Read these guidelines before canoeing on these trails.
Toccoa River CanoeingToccoa River Canoe Trail Information
This trail starts at the Deep Hole Recreation Area and flows 13.8 miles to the take-out at Sandy Bottoms. You'll enjoy views of forested public lands, pastoral private lands, laurel and rhododendron thickets, and their associated wildlife.

Great fishing and some rapids make this a perfect canoe trip. This canoe trail is ideal for beginners and those who enjoy a less than vigorous float in a north Georgia Mountain River.

It is the only designated canoe trail in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. Open all year.It is easy to moderate to use. This river flows 3 to 4 miles per hour. The Toccoa River Canoe Trail Map

Road Conditions: Paved and/or gravel all weather roads suitable for sedans.
Travel Time: About one hour from the city of Blue Ridge to Deep Hole Recreation Area.
Recommended Season: Anytime of the year. May - June are peak laurel and rhododendron blooms.

Restrictions: None other than generally accepted social behavior. Caution: Fishing, camping and entering onto private land is illegal without ownership permission, as is fishing from the river in a boat, tube, or any other floating device where both sides of the river are privately owned. Camping in designated sites only at Sandy Bottoms take-out. Recommended take out points are on U.S. Forest Service public lands.
Deep Hole Canoe LaunchDeep Hole Canoe Trail
Directions to Deep Hole: Beginning in the town of Blue Ridge, GA, take Georgia Highway 515 east for approximately 4.5 miles to the first traffic light, which is Georgia Highway 60. Turn right on Georgia Highway 60 and go 0.5 miles to old U.S. 76. Turn left and continue south on Georgia Highway 60 for 14.8 miles to Deep Hole Recreation entrance, which will be on the right.
Sandy Bottom Canoe Trail Bottom Canoe Take OutSandy Bottom Canoe Trail
Directions to the Sandy Bottom Canoe Take-Out: From McDonald's restaurant at the intersection on GA Hwy. 515 and GA Hwy. 5 north in Blue Ridge, follow GA Hwy. 515 east approx. 0.8 miles to Windy Ridge Rd. Turn right at Windy Ridge Rd., go 0.2 miles to dead end with Old U.S. 76. Turn left, go 0.2 miles to Aska Rd on right. Turn right, go south 8.5 miles on Aska Rd. Turn left, go across Shallowford Bridge, and turn right on Shallowford Bridge Rd. Go 1.3 miles to Old Dial Rd. Turn right on Old Dial Rd., go 0.6 miles to the Sandy Bottom Canoe Take Out on the right.
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