One Of America's Oldest Planned Tourist Routes Winds Through Georgia's Gorgeous Forests And Charming Towns
This travel route is known for the birds found along its 260-mile path, made so popular the State of Georgia renamed Highway 121 for the trail.
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The Woodpecker Trail is a historic 620-mile scenic driving route that stretches from North Carolina to Florida, with Georgia's 204-mile section being particularly remarkable. Recognized as one of America's 40 most scenic drives, the trail received official highway designation in 2004 and was named after the woodpeckers that inhabit the pine forests along its path.
Starting in Augusta, Georgia, and ending at the Florida-Georgia border, the route passes through several charming small towns and offers diverse attractions. Travelers can explore various stops including historic sites, local restaurants, parks, farms, and wildlife areas. The trail features different landscapes, including the Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia's largest wilderness area.
Spring is considered the ideal time to travel due to mild temperatures and beautiful wildflowers blooming throughout the region.
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