Arabia Mountain

The Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, promoting, and enhancing the natural, cultural, and historical resources within the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area (AMNHA). Located in Georgia, this area encompasses a unique and diverse landscape that includes granite outcrops, forests, wetlands, historic sites, and cultural landmarks.  Arabia Mountain has over 30 miles of trails connect various points of interest, providing access to hiking, biking, and nature exploration. 

This hike starts at the South Parking Lot of Arabia Mountain at the trailhead near the AWARE office. The route follows the Bradley Peak Trail for 0.6 miles to the top of Bradley Peak (954 feet) where there are outstanding views in all directions. From here it drops gradually and passes slabs and chunks of quarried rock – common in this area – to reach a saddle before climbing to the summit of Arabia Mountain (940 feet). Arabia is slightly lower in elevation than Bradley Peak and doesn’t quite have the extensive views, but a private lake can be seen in the distance. Hike down to it then hug the shore line and eventually wind back to the Bradley Peak Trail which loops back to the South parking area and trailhead.