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American Kestrel/Tammy Poulnott

Where Georgia Birding Begins

American Kestrel/Tammy Poulnott
Georgia Birding Trail

Georgia Birding Trail

Birds Georgia launched the Georgia Birding Trail in 2026, the centennial anniversary of the birds-focused nonprofit. Designed to connect birders of all experience levels, especially beginners, families and visitors, the trail is designed to highlight some of the state’s most spectacular birding locations and diverse habitats. The goal is to draw and engage nature enthusiasts, support local businesses and stimulate tourism revenue.

Each site is picked for its birding opportunities, amenities and accessibility. Once fully developed, the trail will have sites statewide, with loops spanning Georgia’s six major ecoregions.

Visit the Georgia Birding Trail Website

 

Map of Georgia Birding Trails.
Visit the Georgia Birding Trails Map page to view an interactive map.

 

  • Ansley Hodges M.A.R.S.H. Project  (Altamaha Wildlife Management Area)
  • Crooked River State Park
  • Cumberland Island National Seashore
  • Fort McAllister State Park
  • Fort Morris State Historic Site
  • Fort Pulaski National Monument
  • St. Simons Island: Gould's Inlet & East Beach
  • Harris Neck National Monument

 

 

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