Three Sisters, Mountain peaks in Lumpkin County, Georgia, US
Three Sisters is a mountain in Lumpkin County with three distinct peaks called Rattlesnake, Wildcat, and McBrayer. The summits stand at 2,131 feet within the Blue Ridge Mountains of northern Georgia.
The mountain sits near Dahlonega, which saw the Gold Rush of the 1830s bring miners and settlers to the area. This period led to the creation of local communities throughout the region.
The mountain paths connect to multiple regional trails, providing access points for outdoor activities and nature observation throughout Lumpkin County.
Several trail routes lead to the peaks and offer good access for hikers of varying skill levels. Spring and fall provide the best weather conditions for spending a few hours exploring this mountain area.
The formation presents a prominence of 369 feet from the surrounding terrain, featuring specific geological characteristics within the Blue Ridge Mountains system.
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