Georgia Coast Rail-Trail
Once it is complete, this trail will be a scenic 68-mile route from Kingsland all the way Riceboro.
Guide Sections
Use Georgia Coast Rail-Trail's guide sections to understand how this stop fits into the larger park plan.
Georgia Coast Rail-Trail Details
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Once it is complete, this trail will be a scenic 68-mile route from Kingsland all the way Riceboro. Although only 6.75-miles of it is currently built, you can still cycle along the corridor to see just what beautiful natural wonders there are in this part of Georgia. The first part of the trail is in White Oak. The rugged landscape of forests and trees provides a quiet setting for your 3-mile ride. The second leg starts in Woodbine and winds along the Satilla River. Here, you will get to see a mix of water views as well as cypress, maple, and cherry groves.