Sosebee Cove Wildflower Trail is a premier hiking destination in Union County, Georgia, covering 1.5 miles with 300ft of elevation gain. Stats: 1.5 miles, 300ft gain, Easy. Type: Loop. Surface: Dirt. Time: 1 hour. Fee: Free. Dogs: Yes. Permit: No. Wildlife: white-tailed deer, black bears, wild turkeys, pileated woodpeckers, salamanders. Best seasons: Mid-April through early May for the peak wildflower display — one of the finest in the Appalachians. Sosebee Cove is a designated USFS Special Interest Area for its spectacular spring bloom of trillium, fringed phacelia, bloodroot, and wild ginger — a short hike with extraordinary botanical rewards. Pack plenty of water and layers. Mountain weather in the southern Appalachians can change rapidly — always check the forecast. Leave No Trace: stay on trail, pack out all waste, respect wildlife.