This Marvelous 4-Mile Trail In Georgia Leads Adventurers To Some Amazing Views
When most people go hiking in Georgia, they stick to the northern regions of the state, where the land is more mountainous. But to ignore South Georgia and our coastal plains is a mistake! Sure, this area of the Peach State is much flatter and may lack the inclines you’ll find close to the Blue Ridge Mountains, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t great views to be enjoyed. One of our favorite state parks in the lower half of the state is the magnificent Skidaway Island State Park. This 588-acre preserve is just outside of Savannah and features some pretty amazing scenery. There are several excellent trails here, but one of the best ways to enjoy the park is to combine several trails into one and take the Sandpiper, Avian, and Big Ferry Loop Trail.
Diverse, beautiful, family-friendly…this is such a magnificent state park to explore! For more information on the incredible offerings found at this park (this trail included), check out the Skidaway Island State Park website or give them a follow on Facebook.
We have so many great trails in the Peach State, whether you’re looking for waterfall adventures, beautiful forested paths, or even wanting to check out a portion of the Appalachian Trail. Check out our picks for some of the best hiking trails in Georgia, and you’ll see what we mean! Or, for some scenic views in Georgia that don’t require a hike to reach, check out one of our favorite overlooks.
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