Macon Outdoors

This is a really special place in Macon, with history, mystery, heritage, culture, and intrigue. This historic park boasts Native American ceremonial earth mounds & a museum with artifacts on display. There are about 4-5 miles of trails.

What to bring: Water, bug spray, a friend or two, and a smile.

Park rules: Dogs are also able to use this trails but must be kept on leash at all times.

Some hikers like to have lunch after the hike, so we can discuss that after we finish.

This fun adventure will begin at the Hwy 83 bridge boat ramp and end at the Juliet Park boat ramp . We will be taking a 2 mile detour up the Towliga River and visit the historic railroad trestle . Please drop your kayak off at the the boat ramp off Hwy 83 and bring your vehicle to Juliet Park . We can help shuttle members back to the starting point . Please bring sunscreen, bug spray, hat, sunglasses, snacks along with something to keep you hydrated . This will be a fun event for all skill levels ! Life jackets are mandatory on all paddle events as safety is paramount.
If you have questions please ask . Hope to see you there !

Hey everyone! We’re planning a group hike and would love for you to join us! It’ll be a fairly easy, relaxed-paced hike covering about 4 miles and lasting around 2 hours—perfect for all experience levels in this summer heat.

There is easy and free parking in the gravel parking lot in front of the Twin Cedars Youth and Family Services Children's Home. We will meet at the picnic shelter next to the home by the parking lot at 9a. After some introductions we will be on our way.

Please bring plenty of WATER as it is hot and humid out there. Also don't forget to bring sunscreen, bug spray, hat, walking poles, snacks and more WATER. Dogs on a leash are allowed on the trail. I look forward to seeing you out there.