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From mountain trails and waterfall hikes to greenways and scenic bike routes, Georgia makes it easy to explore more of the state at your own pace.
Hiking and biking open up a different side of Georgia. In some places that means mountain ridges, waterfalls, and long scenic trails. In others, it means paved greenways, gentle park loops, and rideable routes that work for families and weekend travelers. Whether you want a short walk with a view, a full trail day, or an active road trip built around outdoor stops, Georgia offers trail experiences across every region of the state.
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Paved greenway-style trail at Fort Yargo suitable for accessible and family outings.
Glynn County wilderness walking trail near the Altamaha River campground and recreation area.
Valdosta multi-use trail connecting parks and neighborhoods for walking, jogging, biking, and skating.
Longer coastal trail through marsh and maritime forest with boardwalks and observation platforms.
Longer Okefenokee upland trail at the Folkston entrance with more walking than the shorter boardwalk-style options.
Loop trail around the main canyon formations at Providence Canyon, one of Georgia’s most distinctive landscapes.
Downtown Bainbridge riverfront park and walking route along the Flint River.
One-mile paved walking path around Cherokee Lake in Thomasville with bridges, piers, benches, and park amenities.
Popular Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge boardwalk to an observation tower at the Folkston entrance.
Easy marsh-viewing boardwalk walk at Crooked River State Park with coastal wildlife scenery.
Self-guided Brunswick boardwalk through salt marsh, hammocks, tidal ponds, and coastal observation areas.
Coastal historic-site nature trail through marsh and maritime forest near Darien.
Mountain hikes, waterfalls, overlooks, Appalachian Trail access, and some of Georgia’s best mountain bike systems.
State park trails, river greenways, wildlife areas, historic trail walks, and family-friendly routes across Middle Georgia.
Coastal paths, swamp boardwalks, wildlife refuges, island routes, riverwalks, and relaxed South Georgia nature trails.
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Whether you want a mountain hike, a casual bike ride, or a full trail-focused weekend, Georgia has routes that fit.
Explore scenic walks, forest paths, waterfall trails, and longer hikes across Georgia for every pace and skill level.
Ride paved paths, rail trails, and regional bike-friendly routes that work for casual rides, family outings, and active weekends.
Build a full trip around trails with nearby parks, small towns, campgrounds, overlooks, and outdoor stops along the way.
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Georgia section of the Appalachian Trail beginning at Springer Mountain and running through the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest.
Long paved rail-trail from Smyrna westward to the Alabama connection with Chief Ladiga Trail.
Classic overlook trail system at Tallulah Gorge with multiple views into the canyon.
Highly popular Cherokee County mountain bike trail system near Canton and Woodstock.