Take the Wiregrass Trail. You'll arrive relaxed, not ragged from the rough ride. As you turn off the interstate, now would be a good time to stretch your legs, tank up the car and be sure you speak to the rheas, burro and goats at the pond. They'll bring you good luck. There is a large kiosk here to greet you at the Wiregrass Chevron with plenty of information on where to go and what to see on your relaxing journey through southeast Georgia.
People take pride here in many of the turn of the century homes and buildings.
Right outside you will notice lilypad laden watering holes and large fields of green. Take a moment to visit the first enclosed gymnasium in the state and handpainted local add billboards before you head south. The town has also just completed a new square in town for you to stop and have refreshments before you move along the tree shaded avenue that takes you through town. Some sites that you won't want to miss include Big Hammock Wildlife Management Area, which runs along the Altamaha River, The Gordonia Altamaha State Park, or The Ohoopee Dunes at the Ohoopee River. Now is a good time to check in with some of our fine eateries in town.