Kingfisher Pond Loop

This drive begins at he corner of Alligator Alley and Wildlife Drive and lasts about 4.2 miles. The trail is wide enough to fit two vehicles if necessary, but it is a one-way track. There are several places to pull over and observe nature. If you're looking for some interaction with wildlife, this is the place. Alligators, cranes, turtles, birds and so much more are within 5 feet of the path. T...

Forsyth Park is the largest park in the historic district of Savannah, Georgia.  For locals and tourists, Forsyth Park is a hub of recreation. Laid out in the 1840's, today the park plays host to concerts, recreation sports, people watching, sun bathing, running, yoga, reading, or just relaxing. If you are going to visit the historic district of Savannah, make sure to plan an hour to check out...

This park is filled with everything an outdoor adventure should have. Each of the seven lakes has gorgeous look out spots where you can fish (if you purchase a daily pass). There is a nature trail that goes throughout the park as well as wraps around the lakes and twists through the lush forest. This trail is well marked yet it gives you the feel of being totally lost in the woods all at once. ...

Whitemarsh is a nature preserve located on Whitemarsh Island near Savannah, Georgia. There are several winding and snaking trails throughout as well as a larger loop. There are various locations of swamps, marshes, and upland areas. This is a great place for walking, biking, and exploring. This preserve is dog-friendly. 

Lake Mayer Loop in Savannah, Georgia, is a 1.7-mile trail that circles Lake Mayer. The trail is flat and paved, making it suitable for all skill levels. It is primarily used for walking, running, and bird watching. The trail offers a variety of activity options and is accessible year-round. The trail provides a panoramic view of Lake Mayer, a man-made lake covering 35 acres. The lake is a pop...

Most visitors to the historic Wormsloe Plantation only explore the iconic tree-lined Oak Avenue and the historic areas – but they also miss out on a larger portion of the historic site. A 3.2-mile loop explores the park’s popular and historic areas before ending at a Civil War-era Confederate earthworks "fort" on the Battery Trail. The tour begins at the park’s entrance, a stone arch raised in...