Route Climbed: Jack's Knob Trail Date Climbed: June 10, 2005
Very foggy/drizzly day. the rhododendrons near the summit were in blume. Oddly enough, we passed no one on the trail and there was not anyone at the observation deck at the summit.
Ran up and down 4 times striaght once training for a marathon. This was when we were visiting friends who live close by, in fact ran the Hogpen Hill climb in Helen, which is a race 12 miles straight up. Back in the 1990's, took my young daughters all the time. They loved the mist and fog on the trail, early mornings. Cheers.
Route Climbed: paved road Date Climbed: April 23, 2005
Only headed to the parking lot for the TOUR DE GEORGIA bike race. (Lance finished third, I think.) Late April in Georgia and who'd have guessed that there'd be snow flurries all day? I wore my shorts and Tevas, but gave up my fleece to an ungrateful woman.
Route Climbed: Auto Road Date Climbed: 15 March 2005
Yes I'm signing the register twice! After leaving the summit and getting ~40 miles toward Atlanta, I realized that my sunglasses were still on Georgia's highest point. Even though they're "cheapos", I always have a hard time finding ones that don't make me look like a bug. Begrudgingly, I drove back up as darkness was fast approaching. Happy to find the lower gate still open, I jogged up through the rain to find my glasses exactly where I thought they would be!
Route Climbed: Walkway Date Climbed: 15 March 2005
A quick jog up the trail to find the tower fenced off. I climbed up a crumbly & mossy Class 3 dihedral on the north side of the summit to reach the top.
Route Climbed: path from parking lot Date Climbed: Sept 6, 2003
Unfortunately the morning I was here there was dense fog and could not see anything from the summit. I liked the old wagon trail that was still there from back in the days when people went up here with horse and buggy.
Route Climbed: Drive up, and Jack's Knob Trail. Date Climbed: Many times, 1965 to 2001.
Started going up to Brasstown Bald when I was eight years old. I haven't been up there in about four years, though. Glad someone finally did a summitpost for the highest mountain in my home state.
starship_jen - Aug 4, 2005 11:51 pm
Route Climbed: Pavement Date Climbed: September 1, 2003Steep walk to the top but the view was worth it. Lovely day with lots of sunshine and a slight breeze!
Cortez - Jul 20, 2005 10:46 am
Route Climbed: Jack's Knob Trail Date Climbed: June 10, 2005Very foggy/drizzly day. the rhododendrons near the summit were in blume. Oddly enough, we passed no one on the trail and there was not anyone at the observation deck at the summit.
Hiking Party:
Michael Booker
Jennifer Booker
Shiloh
Dow Williams - Jun 27, 2005 11:36 am
Route Climbed: Trail Date Climbed: 2003Ran up and down 4 times striaght once training for a marathon. This was when we were visiting friends who live close by, in fact ran the Hogpen Hill climb in Helen, which is a race 12 miles straight up. Back in the 1990's, took my young daughters all the time. They loved the mist and fog on the trail, early mornings. Cheers.
unclehud - May 23, 2005 10:24 pm
Route Climbed: paved road Date Climbed: April 23, 2005Only headed to the parking lot for the TOUR DE GEORGIA bike race. (Lance finished third, I think.) Late April in Georgia and who'd have guessed that there'd be snow flurries all day? I wore my shorts and Tevas, but gave up my fleece to an ungrateful woman.
rhlaird - May 21, 2005 1:01 am
Route Climbed: Tour de Georgia Date Climbed: April 23, 2005This mountain is best climbed by bike (or running alongside Lance).
txmountaineer - Mar 19, 2005 11:26 am
Route Climbed: Auto Road Date Climbed: 15 March 2005Yes I'm signing the register twice! After leaving the summit and getting ~40 miles toward Atlanta, I realized that my sunglasses were still on Georgia's highest point. Even though they're "cheapos", I always have a hard time finding ones that don't make me look like a bug. Begrudgingly, I drove back up as darkness was fast approaching. Happy to find the lower gate still open, I jogged up through the rain to find my glasses exactly where I thought they would be!
txmountaineer - Mar 19, 2005 11:21 am
Route Climbed: Walkway Date Climbed: 15 March 2005A quick jog up the trail to find the tower fenced off. I climbed up a crumbly & mossy Class 3 dihedral on the north side of the summit to reach the top.
Colorado Susan - Mar 16, 2005 12:12 am
Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: October 2002A beautiful view from the top!
Steve Gruhn - Jan 26, 2005 10:11 pm
Route Climbed: Walked up the bike path Date Climbed: November 4, 2001Easy walk at night.
Chris - Dec 6, 2004 5:27 pm
Date Climbed: October 2002Nice views of the surrounding hills. Fall colors were spectacular.
kdonaldson - Sep 3, 2004 11:39 am
Route Climbed: path from parking lot Date Climbed: Sept 6, 2003Unfortunately the morning I was here there was dense fog and could not see anything from the summit. I liked the old wagon trail that was still there from back in the days when people went up here with horse and buggy.
BobSmith - Aug 24, 2004 10:38 pm
Route Climbed: Drive up, and Jack's Knob Trail. Date Climbed: Many times, 1965 to 2001.Started going up to Brasstown Bald when I was eight years old. I haven't been up there in about four years, though. Glad someone finally did a summitpost for the highest mountain in my home state.
hgrapid - Aug 24, 2004 3:58 pm
Route Climbed: 180 Spur road, on snow Date Climbed: 1/4/02We climbed Brasstown Bald, via the road, which was covered in snow. It was over 3 miles to the summit, and the stars were spectacular!