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Georgia Trail Guide
North Macon Trails at Theron Ussery Park
Take a short woodland walk at Theron Ussery Park in north Macon. This 1.1-mile route explores the park’s connected trails, with shaded forest, creek-side stretches, and convenient access from the recreation complex.
About This Trail
The North Macon Trails offer a wooded escape at Theron Ussery Park, formerly North Macon Park. The listed 1.1-mile route has approximately 95 feet of elevation gain and uses the park’s connected paths near the community center and John Drew Smith Tennis Center.
The trail system includes the Yellow and White loops, with sections beside a tributary of Sabbath Creek. Expect some short descents and uneven ground rather than a completely level paved walk. Connecting paths allow different outings, so total mileage depends on the route you follow.
Start at the mapped trailhead in the park complex and use designated parking. Check posted trail information before heading out, take care at creek crossings and on wet surfaces, and follow current park rules.
The trail system includes the Yellow and White loops, with sections beside a tributary of Sabbath Creek. Expect some short descents and uneven ground rather than a completely level paved walk. Connecting paths allow different outings, so total mileage depends on the route you follow.
Start at the mapped trailhead in the park complex and use designated parking. Check posted trail information before heading out, take care at creek crossings and on wet surfaces, and follow current park rules.
Trail Notes
Elevation gain: approximately 95 feet. Distance represents the 1.1-mile route, not all connecting trails. Park also known as North Macon Park. Hours, dog rules, bicycle permission, and trail accessibility have not been independently confirmed; follow posted information. Listed as hiking only pending activity verification.
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