Ten Mile Still Road

With a name like Ten Mile Still Road, you would think there was some interesting history to go along with the name. Unfortunately, an internet search came up empty. The fact that the distance from its intersection with Hwy 253 to the end at the Ten Mile Still boat ramp is right at ten miles might give a clue to the earlier activities at the end of the road. Ten Mile Still Road, as an offroad trail, begins where it crosses Yates Spring Road. The trail is packed with Georgia clay base with sand mixed in and is generally maintained by regular grading. It is two vehicles wide along its entire length, which makes for easy travel to the primitive boat ramp. There are several swampy areas along the trail and a few small lakes that provide habitat to a variety of local bird species. As with most Georgia WMAs, a valid hunting or fishing license is required to access the WMA property.