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Hiking Trails in Savannah, Georgia - Scenic Walks & Nature Paths

Savannah is best experienced outdoors, and our coastal landscape offers no shortage of scenic places to stretch your legs. From marshside paths and moss-draped forests to peaceful riverside trails, these Savannah-area hikes invite you to slow down, breathe deep and explore the Lowcountry one step at a time.

McQueens Island Trail

Built on a former stretch of the Savannah & Atlantic Railroad line, the 6-mile McQueen’s Island Historic Trail offers a flat, coastal path with sweeping marsh views and salty breezes for nature lovers and history buffs alike.

Boardwalk and trail along the Savannah & Ogeechee Canal surrounded by trees and calm water — Savannah & Ogeechee Canal Historic Trail

Savannah and Ogeechee Canal Trail

Located just off Highway 204 a few miles west of I-95, the Savannah & Ogeechee Canal offers shaded woodland trails that wind alongside the historic waterway, making it a peaceful place for a leisurely nature walk.

Skidaway Island State Park Trails

Skidaway Island State Park features several scenic hiking trails ranging from one to three miles, winding through maritime forests, tidal creeks and sweeping salt marsh views.

Tom Triplett Community Park has a scenic lake.

Tom Triplett Park Trail

Located about 20 minutes from downtown Savannah in Pooler, this six-mile lakeside trail loops around Tom Triplett Park, offering a flat path perfect for walking, biking and enjoying peaceful water views.

Fort McAllister State Park Trails

Located along the banks of the Ogeechee River, Fort McAllister State Park offers 4.3 miles of scenic trails that wind through moss-draped live oaks, salt marsh and coastal forest.

Whether you're wandering through maritime forests, strolling along marsh-lined paths or discovering quiet trails just beyond the city, lace up your walking shoes and discover even more fresh-air adventures with our guide to outdoor activities in Savannah.