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As part of America's national forest system, the Chattahoochee and Oconee National Forests represent the finest outdoor recreation opporutnities and natural resources Georgia has to offer. These lands are rich in history and culture you'll find fascinating to explore.
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Features

[Image] A small photo shows peak fall is just a few days away near Brasstown Bald mountain.

High Elevations Display Fall Color

October 22, 2008: The southern slopes of Brasstown Bald are putting on a show. Cold weather and more color is on its way. Details here.

Forest Service Offering Guided Field Trips

October 1, 2008: The public is invited to participate in two fascinating, educational and fun field trips to the Oconee National Forest. We'll be visiting several sites in the forest that represent different forest conditions that present challenges and opportunities to improving the health of the Oconee National Forest. Don't miss this chance to learn about the forest ecosystems with Forest Service Ranger Erin Bronk and our biologists, soil scientist, hydrologist, and others. Get the details now.

A Message from the Forest Supervisor

August 2008: In this video, Forest Supervisor George Bain talks about horseback riding in the national forest, its environmental effects, some solutions, and the benefit of working with volunteers and partners to provide a great riding experience while protecting our natural resourses. Watch now >>>

Spotlight

Do You Live In the WUI?

As we enter the fall fire season in north Georgia, are you prepared and is your home Fire Wise? Check out this informative literature from InterfaceSouth.

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Recreation Passport Information

Learn how you can benefit from the national pass program, which pass is best for you and recent changes to the program.
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