The Georgia & Florida Trail

G&F Trail, Inc. is a registered Georgia Non-Profit Corporation that is advocating for the conversion of major portions of the old Georgia & Florida Railroad line into a rail trail.

A Railway Conversion Project

Our Story: The Heart and Vision Behind Georgia & Florida Trail

At G&F Trail, we are motivated by a passion for sustainable community development with a healthy respect for the great outdoors. Our core group is dedicated to creating an accessible, pedestrian, and environmentally friendly transportation corridor utilizing the old G&F railroad line. The advancing Sweet Onion Rail Trail, or S.O.R.T., is more than just a pathway; it's a catalyst for community connections, wellness, and the celebration of local heritage. Phase One has commenced construction in August 2024.

Explore the trails of G&F Trail

Each section of the old Georgia & Florida railroad offers unique experiences, from the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area, to the massive Altamaha River Bridge, the Azaleas of Valdosta, and onto the lazy oak-filled beauty of Madison, FL.

Whether you're a biking enthusiast, a hiking aficionado, or simply seeking a peaceful stroll, the G&F Trail has something special for everyone. Click here to explore the distinct sections of the trail and uncover the hidden gems that await you on this remarkable journey.

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Begin your G&F Trail discovery with frequent construction updates of the Sweet Onion Rail Trail or SORT Line by following us on Facebook!

Volunteer/Donate

Become an integral part of the Georgia & Florida Trail story. Click [here] to find out how you can contribute, participate, or simply enjoy what this beautiful trail has to offer.

The Sweet Onion Rail Trail

Check out how we're transforming paths into possibilities on the upcoming Sweet Onion Rail Trail. Click here to explore this trail-blazing project and be a part of our journey.

Douglas Greenway Trail

The Douglas Greenway Trail is a 5-mile completed pathway along the G&F Corridor, connecting South Georgia College with J.C. Adams Park beginning at the Trojan Lane trailhead. Click here to view the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy website.

Four Freedoms Tail

The Four Freedoms Trail is a 12.3 mile path that travels north from the town of Madison to the Withlacoochee River at the Georgia-Florida border and is rural in nature. Click here to learn more.

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