Make Your Impression on the Bartram Trail!
Donate today to become a member and support the Blue Ridge Bartram Trail Conservancy trail maintenance projects that keep the 112+ miles of the Bartram Trail safe and enjoyable for all hikers!
Recreate. Educate. Inspire.
Blue Ridge
Bartram Trail
Conservancy
BLAZING THE Blue ridge Bartram Trail since 1977
We’re glad you found us! The Blue Ridge Bartram Trail Conservancy is a non-profit organization that maintains the 112+ miles of Bartram National Recreational Trail. This wonderful hiking trail meanders from North Georgia to the heart of Western North Carolina.
Our non-profit, originally founded in 1977 as the North Carolina Bartram Trail Society, built the trail as we hike it today. Our members and volunteers continue to maintain the existing trail system as well as build new paths.
We’re dedicated to ensuring an enjoyable, safe, and educational experience for everyone who explores the Bartram Trail. Keep exploring to discover the natural beauty and community that we strive to kindle.
Learn how you can leave your impression on the Bartram Trail and become a member today.
About William Bartram
Known as a pioneer of botanical and cultural exploration, William Bartram navigated uncharted territories on foot and forged relationships with Native American tribes in the area, all of which he recorded in his published journal “Bartram Travels”.
Georgia and North Carolina Bartram Trail Hiking Maps
Our highly detailed maps cover the 110 miles of the yellow-blazed Bartram Trail in Georgia and North Carolina, the blue-blazed side trails, additional wilderness and protected areas, and tons of interpretive information about William Bartram’s travels through this region.
Your maps will be ready to take on the trail, printed in full color on high-quality waterproof/tear-proof paper. Don’t hike the Bartram Trail without your own copy! Proceeds from all map sales support out trail maintenance programs and future map updates.
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