Enchanted River: The Chattachoochee | Georgia Outdoors

On this episode of Georgia Outdoors; focus on the National Recreation Area on the amazing Chattachoochee River.
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[@valeriegarrity5773]

The Georgia Satellites described it succinctly.

[@talesfromanoldmanpatoneal6372]

You're right living in metro Atlanta you have no idea of the beauty that is so close to you.

[@catfish252]

What a wonderful Man this Park Ranger is.

[@jdw30324]

This morning around 8AM, my 20 pound Jack Russell terrier (who was on a leash) and I were attacked by a pit bull (named Bella who was not on a leash) on the East Palisades Trail at the Chattahoochee River. I thought we were going to die when it happened - but we were not hurt. I had already picked up my dog and was trying to shelter her in my arms, when the pit bull knocked us to the ground. The owner was able to get her off before more damage was done. This is the reason it's against the law to have your dog off leash anywhere - on any trail - even in the water - within the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area.

[@aah_124]

Misspelled in the title.

[@MetroOnTheMove]

The palisades is my favorite place to hike! What is your favorite area to explore? Just subbed!

[@TheJacksnipe]

Why do they clear fallen trees? Why must people always fight against nature?

[@Choppa_Ya]

TheJacksnipe For trails to be easily traversed.

[@stephenleach4485]

They clear fallen trees off the trails. If you don't, people create new trails around the trees, which can cause erosion, which would then lead to newer trails to avoid the ruts. It keeps people on the designated trail and preserves more of the wooded environment. The fallen trees aren't hauled out, they are left to the natural order of things.