Sold Out! Early Fall Herbs & Wild Foods Walk

Goldenrods, thoroughworts, and  bonesets begin to bloom as the leaves begin to change color. Among the  first to display their electrifying colors are sumac, sourwood, and  sassafras – parts of which are edible and medicinal. Rabbit tobacco  appears in fields, and along embankments, spicebush berries dot the  forest canopy, and non-native chestnuts start to drop their nuts.

Early fall is a wonderful time in  the North Georgia Mountains. Explore the botanical diversity and enjoy the colorful views of Southern Appalachia with us this autumn.