The Duck House Trail is a dune hike in Georgia that features a pristine, undeveloped beach and much more. It takes a little ...

Lying off the coast of southern Georgia is Cumberland Island, Georgia's largest barrier island full of wild horses. Here, Spanish moss is draped from ancient oak trees, and ocean waves buffet the ...

Guests must register with the National Park Service to visit the island, which is accessible only by ferry. Explore the island by taking a tour, roaming the ruins of a former estate, or searching for ...

Cumberland Island is one of Georgia’s last truly wild places. For generations, its appeal has rested in its remoteness and ...

Cumberland Island, Ga. — Nature lovers can once again enjoy Cumberland Island. Backcountry camping at Hickory Hill, Yankee Paradise, and Brickhill Bluff reopened on Nov. 8, as well as all the trails ...

Cumberland Island National Seashore encompasses nearly 18 miles of undeveloped beach offering recreation for visitors and essential nesting area for birds and sea turtles. National Parks Service The ...

This barrier island is a sanctuary to behold, including historic ruins and wild horses. This Georgia barrier island is home to maritime forests, marshlands, wide beaches, and wild horses. Guests must ...