Water Trails & Paddling

Satilla River Water Trail


Water Trail Information

The Satilla River Water Trail is located in southeast Georgia. The trail is approximately 140 miles long, beginning in Jamestown, and continuing downstream to the city of Woodbine. We invite you to experience the wild beauty of the Satilla River, and the plants and animals it supports.

The mission of the Satilla River Water Trail partnership is to encourage residents and visitors to celebrate the historic, scenic and environmental richness of the beautiful and unique Satilla River. Through designation of our water trail we hope to promote eco-tourism through outdoor recreation, events for paddlers and river enthusiasts, and maintaining a family friendly environment on our river.

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River Basin
Satilla

Location
Satilla River

Distance
~140 miles

Number of Access Points
13 total: 11 public, 2 private

Classification of Trail
Class 1 and flatwater

Sponsoring Organizations
The Satilla River Water Trail Partnership created, maintains, and will continue to build the Satilla River Water Trail. This partnership consists of both city and county government agencies and other local non-profit organizations.

Nearest Population Centers:
Waycross (Ware County); Blackshear (Pierce County); Hoboken, Nahunta, and Atkinson (Brantley County); Folkston (Charlton County); Waverly, Woodbine, and Kingsland (Camden County).

Georgia River Network

126 South Milledge Avenue, Suite E3, Athens, Georgia 30605 | (706) 549-4508 (phone) | info@garivers.org

Earth Share Nonprofit Parther