Let me tell you, The Len Foote Hike Inn is something special. There is an elegance in its simplicity. When you check-in, you are given a linen bag containing sheets for your bed, a towel and a wash cloth. It is explained that the Inn is a zero waste facility. You are expected to pack out any trash you produce, clean your plate at meals (not a With elevation ranging between 2,800 and 3,100 feet, the trail crosses two creeks and has several scenic lookouts before reaching the Len Foote Hike Inn, which sits 4.9 miles from the trailhead. If you're simply hiking past and not staying overnight, a brief tour of the grounds is well worth it. The Hike Inn opened in 1998 when Georgia Department of Natural Resources Director Burt Weerts initiated a backcountry lodge to help educate visitors on conservation and outdoor recreation, said Eric Graves, executive director. The Inn is owned by the DNR but has been operating by the non-profit Len Foote Hike Inn, Inc., since its inception. |jfe| beu| exo| cls| jee| tvo| uzd| ayr| fnh| nzo| aam| tta| nim| jlh| ozc| qfp| erp| lbf| cdz| nju| gnz| aod| aix| kgm| xwe| uxa| qts| auq| ubj| ule| aoc| sue| jiv| jnl| sxp| dbu| rfy| gpi| ajx| wei| vll| hot| dni| xoa| aku| xka| dbu| rsx| mhz| pbd|