Known as the Four Mile Purchase, William Wofford, grandfather of The Civil War general, used his Washington connections to have the United States purchase the land in the Cherokee Nation that Georgia had given him for his service in the Revolution. More Georgia History
From the Federal Crossing (or Vann's Ferry) to Ross's Landing (today's Chattanooga) the Federal Road carried settlers, gold miners and workers into the Cherokee Nation and spanned the North Georgia Mountains for travelers to Nashville. More North Georgia Roads
North Georgia's Woodland culture had significant differences from other Eastern Woodland cultures. About North Georgia explores the differences between Southeast Woodland Indians, the Southeast Cultural Complex and Eastern Woodland cultures
Although there are brier patches on this trail, they are not as bad as you might think. Takes hikers from FS 68 to the Conasauga River Trail near Panther Creek
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