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Driftwood Beach
As its name implies, this beach on Jekyll Island is littered with twisted oak and pine trees that have eroded and decayed over time.
Guide Sections
Use Driftwood Beach's guide sections to understand how this stop fits into the larger park plan.
Driftwood Beach Details
Difficulty
Low
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As its name implies, this beach on Jekyll Island is littered with twisted oak and pine trees that have eroded and decayed over time. Their gnarly branches and curled-up trunks juxtaposed against the white sand make for an interesting backdrop for sightseers and photographers, especially at sunset. Despite being considered a "graveyard for trees," this beach is incredibly beautiful and scenic. However, the water can be quite muddy, so it is not the best area for swimming.