Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Montgomery, Georgia

This unique trail offers something a little different than your normal off-road trail. As you cruise at 5 MPH you will witness many species of birds, insects, and reptiles including the American Alligator as they are in their natural habitat. This Trail is a 5-mile one-way loop and is 20 minutes fro...
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FS 129 is a scenic sand road that winds through the longleaf pine forests of Fort Stewart, offering miles of easy overland travel with several creek crossings and forest bridges. The route features wide sandy roads, occasional mud holes after rain, military landmarks, and expansive pine stands that ...
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FS 20 is an 11-mile forest road located within Fort Stewart that winds through beautiful pine forests with long stretches of sugar sand, seasonal puddles, and occasional rutted sections. The route offers a peaceful drive and provides access to other forest roads, wildlife viewing opportunities, and ...
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FS 4 is a scenic forest road that winds through the longleaf pine ecosystem of Fort Stewart. The route features wide sandy roads, gentle curves, and peaceful stretches beneath towering pines, making it ideal for a relaxing drive through one of Georgia’s largest public recreation areas. Along the rou...
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Island Road trail is an out-and-back trail due to a closed gate on the northern end. It also provides access to the Logging Road trail and a number of other unmarked spurs in the area. The trail surface is packed dirt with crushed rock as a stabilizer. There are several wet spots and mudholes along ...
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Middleton Lake Road is a through trail that travels just over five miles into the middle section of the Townsend WMA. On the north section, the trail is wide and well-maintained by graders. About two and a half miles from the northern trailhead at Old Barrington Road, there is a large primitive cam...
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Doe Road parallels Middleton Lake Road but extends southbound to access more trails in the southern section of the Townsend WMA. It is just one lane wide but has places to pass as it runs through stands of southern pine and oak scrub. The surface is packed sand that can soften considerably in dry we...
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Southeast Georgia's typical trail runs from sandy bottoms to small rocks and even some small water crossings. This trail leads to a beautiful landing called Miller Landing, where you can swim, fish, or put your kayaks or small boats in the water. This area is also great for having lunch or spending ...
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Logging Road is an out-and-back trail and is the primary access trail for a large private southern pine harvest operation on the north end of Townsend WMA, so it gets a fair amount of traffic from logging equipment and worker transport vehicles. The southern portions are primarily packed dirt augmen...
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This trail is a combination of sandy, water crossing (which could be deep at times, so be mindful of tides and Rainfall), and has a gravel bottom where it needs to be to help with the water crossing to a hidden lake deep in the southeast woods of Georgia. Please be mindful of the water crossing dept...
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FS 9 is a quiet forest road that winds through Fort Stewart’s longleaf pine ecosystem, offering a peaceful drive beneath towering pines and through open forest habitat. The route is primarily composed of sandy roads with gentle curves and occasional puddles after rainfall. Wildlife sightings are com...
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Hunting Road trail parallels the middle section of Fishing Road trail for just over two miles and is much more primitive and less traveled than Fishing Road trail. The trail is barely one vehicle wide, with few places for two vehicles to pass. Trail pinstripes are guaranteed as the scrub and tree br...
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Griffin Ridge Wildlife Management Area (WMA) offers a scenic drive through longleaf pine forests, oak hammocks, and palmetto flats on sandy forest roads. The route is generally suitable for stock 4WD vehicles in dry conditions, but recent rain can create standing water, muddy sections, and soft sand...
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Barrington Ferry is a sandy run down to Barrington County Campground and boat launch. Free camping and river access are available to Harper Lake, connecting to the Altamaha River. It is a fairly well-maintained road that can become soft and challenging after some rain. While towing, you have to pick...
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Cogden Lake Road is an out-and-back trail leading to the Cogden Lake boat ramp and Cogden Lake. The trail is accessed from the north end of Hinson Road. It's a mainly straight trail with a slight jog midway and is made up of a packed dirt base with several sections reinforced with crushed gravel. Th...
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The Williamsburg Landing trail is an out-and-back trail providing direct access to the Williamsburg Landing boat ramp. The northeast half of the trail, starting at the intersection of River Road and leading to the boat ramp, is hard-packed dirt and easily two vehicles wide and well-maintained. The s...
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Explore a blackwater oasis along the Savannah River in Hampton County. The major property is the Webb Wildlife Center with the Palachucola and Hamilton Ridge areas on either side. Many of the trails though the property cross between these three areas; it is to be noted that gates can close with no u...
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Ole Hell Road is an out-and-back trail that runs across the northern edge of the Penholoway WMA, starting along Paradise Park Road before dropping into a shallow ravine and coming to an end. Along the way, the trail winds through areas of smaller oaks and scrub that make a canopy over the trail, giv...
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River Road is a wide, straightforward dirt road consisting primarily of packed sand that can become soft and unpredictable during long dry weather stretches. It can be traveled in most two-wheel drive vehicles with care. River Road connects to the northern reaches of the Sansavilla WMA, providing ac...
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Cement Bridge Road, which gets its name from the short cement bridge on the eastern end of the trail, provides a convenient way to get from Post Road to Paradise Park Road, crossing New Road along the way. The trail winds through several southern pine stands, but most of the trail runs through scrub...
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Explore a blackwater oasis along the Savannah River in Hampton County. The major property is the Webb Wildlife Center with the Palachucola and Hamilton Ridge areas on either side. Many of the trails though the property cross between these three areas; it is to be noted that gates can close with no u...
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Explore a blackwater oasis along the Savannah River in Hampton County. The major property is the Webb Wildlife Center with the Palachucola and Hamilton Ridge areas on either side. Many of the trails through the property cross between these three areas; note that the gates can close with no upfront n...
Learn more about Killian Swamp Road

Explore a blackwater oasis along the Savannah River in Hampton County. The major property is the Webb Wildlife Center with the Palachucola and Hamilton Ridge areas on either side. Many of the trails through the property cross between these three areas; note that the gates can close with no upfront n...
Learn more about Borrow Pit Road

Explore a blackwater oasis along the Savannah River in Hampton County. The major property is the Webb Wildlife Center with the Palachucola and Hamilton Ridge areas on either side. Many of the trails through the property cross between these three areas; it is to be noted that gates can close with no ...
Learn more about Fireline Road

Southeast Georgia's typical trail runs from sandy bottoms to small rocks and even some small water crossings. This trail leads to a beautiful landing called Miller Landing, where you can swim, fish, or put your kayaks or small boats in the water. This area is also great for having lunch or spending ...
Learn more about Trail to Miller Landing

This trail is a combination of sandy, water crossing (which could be deep at times, so be mindful of tides and Rainfall), and has a gravel bottom where it needs to be to help with the water crossing to a hidden lake deep in the southeast woods of Georgia. Please be mindful of the water crossing dept...
Learn more about Trail to Wesley Lake

Explore a blackwater oasis along the Savannah River in Hampton County. The major property is the Webb Wildlife Center with the Palachucola and Hamilton Ridge areas on either side. Many of the trails though the property cross between these three areas; it is to be noted that gates can close with no u...
Learn more about Orangeburg Road

Explore a blackwater oasis along the Savannah River in Hampton County. The major property is the Webb Wildlife Center with the Palachucola and Hamilton Ridge areas on either side. Many of the trails through the property cross between these three areas; note that the gates can close with no upfront n...
Learn more about Killian Swamp Road