Georgia Loop 

Enjoyed the video. Planning to do the loop (Lord willing) in October. You’ve encouraged me to start training for it a bit harder. I’ve heard it’s brutal. God Bless!

Maybe the title should be Georgia Loop attempt? I was hoping you made it all the way through and could say something about water sources on the DRT and BMT. I've been partway down that trail and I think you missed at least one water source, maybe two. There should have been water near the road crossing on 180 at Wolfpen Gap, I think down to the left on your way outbound. There's also a water source at White Oak Stomp. It was flowing in August when I was there, but if you stopped on top of Coosa Bald you didn't quite get there. It would have been less than a mile further at the bottom of the hill where the trail hits the road. Of course, hard as it was raining, you could have funnelled runoff from your tent, too, LOL. Cheers.

Looks like you had an awesome hike even despite the weather and not going according to plan! I just finished the Georgia Loop yesterday and it’s great! Definitely go back one day with better weather! Thanks for sharing!

Too bad you didn't the awesome view at Presachers Rock, but hiking in the fog is fun as well. You should hike from Woody to Neel Gap and catch a shuttle back. This is an awesome day hike, or overnighter if you have a bear canister. Just subbed!

There is something perfect about morning fog and hiking..

Hey bro. I like your video. I live in Dawsonville and hike that area often. Through hiked in 99. Duncan ridge is no joke. Good on you for making it. Don’t sweat turning around. My dad always said “the Trail ain’t going nowhere, it’ll be there next time”. You’ll get it

I saw in another video you had to put your dog down, I'm really sorry about that, man. That's the thing about dogs, you know one day they're going to break your heart. I actually came to say, if you're going to be doing any more hiking with dogs, please feel free to reach out for some tips. There are some good Facebook pages and some good experience out there. I'm saying this because I saw how your dog was carrying the pack and there was some concern there. No judgments, we all start somewhere. My guy's probably got close to 500 mi in now on backpacking trips. Beyond that...not sure if you tackled this trail again, but it's a good one. Hike on...

Thanks for sharing another hike. How is your 3F backpack doing for you?