If you love to dayhike but aren't crazy about backpacking (like me) then the Hike Inn is for you! My husband and I have two active boys (8 & 12) and we love to go hiking and camping. We had been wanting to go to the Hike Inn since we first learned of it on a trip to the lovely... more

My husband and I hiked in to the Len Foote Hike Inn from Amicalola Falls State Park. You register at the State Park, park your car in a special lot, and hike on a wonderful, scenic, pristine trail through a variety of mountain ecosystems, to the Hike Inn. The trail is a moderately vigorous trail, but "doable" for walkers and... more

Despite celebrating its 10-year anniversary, the Len Foote Hike Inn remains an undiscovered gem of a lodging facility tucked 5 miles into Georgia's Amicalola Falls State Park. The Hike Inn has a Gold LEED-EB certification because of its energy-efficient design and construction as well as the conservation techniques used throughout the property like its solar panels, composting toilets, and "pack... more

Just got back from a long-weekend trip to Georgia. Spent our first night at the Len Foote Hike Inn, which I somehow found on the internet. I made the reservations by phone, and our Friday night stay cost us $140.00 which included dinner and breakfast the next morning. I cannot say enough about this place. First off, you need to... more

When I was planning a trip to Atlanta in 2003 I wanted to spend a night in the Georgian mountains near the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, where I had hiked and done trail work as a teenager in the late 1950s. I found the Len Foote Hike Inn on the internet and made reservations by phone. The five... more

Checked in at the Park Headquarters with minutes to spare before they would not have allowed us to hike in. The afternoon was cool and dry, with the beautiful fall colors all around. We crunched through the leaves, stopping occassionally to absorb the sights and sounds (or lack of). We arrived at the Len Foote Hike Inn at dusk, and... more