Crooked River State Park

Introduction

Situated along the Crooked River near the historic city of St. Marys, this state park offers a captivating window into Georgia's coastal wilderness. The park seamlessly blends maritime forest landscapes with tidal marsh ecosystems, creating a rich and diverse natural environment. Its strategic location provides visitors with an extraordinary opportunity to experience the complex and beautiful coastal regions of southeastern Georgia.

Background

A coastal state park offering a stunning blend of maritime forest, tidal marshes, and river ecosystems. The park provides visitors with an immersive experience in the unique ecological environments of Georgia's coastal region. Trails wind through dense forests, offering spectacular views of the Crooked River and opportunities for wildlife observation, fishing, and peaceful nature exploration.

History

Established in 1971, Crooked River State Park protects a critical coastal ecosystem along Georgia's southeastern shoreline. The park was developed to preserve the unique maritime forest and marsh environments characteristic of the Cumberland Island region. Originally part of the broader coastal conservation efforts, the park has played a significant role in protecting local wildlife habitats and providing public access to the diverse coastal landscapes of southeast Georgia.

Address: 6222 Charlie Smith Sr Hwy, St Marys, GA 31558Get Directions

Total Trail Length: 3 miles

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Points of Interest

  • Tidal marsh views
  • River landscapes
  • Maritime forest trails
  • Coastal wildlife habitats

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