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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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.
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.
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.
