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GAGeorgia rankings

Towns with the most trails in Georgia

Ranked by miles of mapped hiking and walking trails per square mile of town. 19 towns with 2,500+ residents.

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year

Ocilla 1 Ocilla 1.6 mi / sq mi Trail miles 4.0 mi Avondale Estates 2 Avondale Estates 0.8 mi / sq mi Trail miles 1.0 mi Map of Experiment 3 Experiment 0.8 mi / sq mi Trail miles 2.4 mi
#TownTrail miles per sq miTrail milesParks & preserves
1 Ocilla Ocilla3,100 people 1.6 mi / sq mi 4.0 mi 2
2 Avondale Estates Avondale Estates3,530 people 0.8 mi / sq mi 1.0 mi 4
3 Map of Experiment Experiment3,387 people 0.8 mi / sq mi 2.4 mi 1
4 Port Wentworth Port Wentworth12,892 people 0.7 mi / sq mi 11.9 mi 4
5 Map of Pooler Pooler28,466 people 0.7 mi / sq mi 18.6 mi 3
6 Stonecrest60,501 people 0.6 mi / sq mi 22.5 mi 5
7 Lindale Lindale4,289 people 0.5 mi / sq mi 2.8 mi 1
8 Dacula Dacula7,444 people 0.4 mi / sq mi 2.4 mi 4
9 Map of Grayson Grayson4,858 people 0.4 mi / sq mi 1.1 mi 0
10 Peachtree Corners Peachtree Corners42,373 people 0.4 mi / sq mi 6.6 mi 9
11 Thomaston Thomaston9,831 people 0.4 mi / sq mi 3.9 mi 3
12 Map of Villa Rica Villa Rica18,551 people 0.3 mi / sq mi 4.8 mi 5
13 Chattahoochee Hills3,782 people 0.3 mi / sq mi 18.8 mi 6
14 Map of Evans Evans36,998 people 0.3 mi / sq mi 8.0 mi 5
15 Senoia Senoia5,589 people 0.2 mi / sq mi 1.4 mi 3
16 Lawrenceville Lawrenceville30,954 people 0.2 mi / sq mi 2.4 mi 4
17 Locust Grove Locust Grove10,532 people 0.2 mi / sq mi 3.1 mi 3
18 South Fulton South Fulton110,471 people 0.1 mi / sq mi 8.2 mi 10
19 LaGrange LaGrange32,078 people 0.1 mi / sq mi 2.8 mi 6

How this ranking works

We rank every town by miles of mapped hiking and walking trails per square mile of town. Paths, bridleways, woods roads and footways in parks count; sidewalks don't. Towns need at least a mile of trail to be ranked. Trails come from OpenStreetMap, so a well-mapped town can edge out an equally trail-rich one that's mapped less thoroughly. The town with the highest figure ranks #1.

Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Trails, streets and parks: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Conserved land: USGS PAD-US. Measured within each town's Census boundary. Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.

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