Georgia Coast Rail-Trail...

Georgia Biking

Eventually the trail will extend 68 miles along an old CSX railbed bed from Richland to Riceboro. Not a destination trail at this point with two short segments at Woodbine and at White Oak. It's also part of the Coastal Georgia Greenway - a component of the East Coast Greenway from Calais, Maine to Key West, Florida. (Detailed map and photos below.)

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Georgia Coast Rail-Trail

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Location: Liberty, McIntosh, Glynn and Camden counties, GA (See map)
Distance: 68 miles; 6.25 completed
Surface: Paved (Woodbine), crushed stone (White Oak)

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Biking on the Georgia Coast Rail-Trail

White Oak Section

3.5 miles, crushed stone. From VanZant to Chaney Roads along Ocean Hwy.

Trail at Providence Rd.

At White Oak Trailhead

White Oak Trailhead - parking, post office

Across SR 252

Along the trail

End of White Oak section at Chaney Rd.

Chaney Rd. (future extension)

Woodbine Section

2.75 miles, paved. Runs through Woodbine with scenic areas along the Satilla River, past parks and woodlands. Also known as the Woodbine Riverwalk (or Woodbine Recreational Trail), this pre-existing trail has been incorporated into the Georgia Coast Rail-Trail. Kudos to the city leaders for being ahead of the curve - when the railroad closed down in 1990 they bought the right of way through town.