Georgia State Route 301
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| State Route 301 |
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| Length: | 10.25 mi[1] (16.50 km) | ||||||||
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| South end: | Alabama state line in western Dade County | ||||||||
| Major junctions: |
 S.R. 136 west of Trenton |
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| North end: | Alabama state line in western Dade County | ||||||||
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Georgia State Route 301 is a north-south route located entirely in Dade County in the extreme northwest corner of Georgia. The route enters Georgia from Alabama, intersects S.R. 136 west of Trenton, then curves back to the northwest, reentering Alabama. The route's entire length is atop Sand Mountain.
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