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Address
681 Fort Argyle Rd, Savannah, GA 31419
Admission Price
Non-Members: $5
7-17, Senior, & Military: $3
Members: Free
Opening Hours
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday - Sunday: Open 9 AM - 5 PM
Inclement Weather & Early Closings
The team at the Savannah-Ogeechee Canal is small. In the event of unfavorable weather such as rain, severe heat or cold, or flooding, there is a high likelihood for the canal trails to be closed early.
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If you think the weather might be unfavorable today, give Connie a call at â€+1 (912) 665-6565‬.
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If you arrive at our site and we are closed early, we apologize. However, our trail at Half Moon Lake always remains open and free to the public. Directions to the Half Moon Lake Trailhead are below.
Museum & Nature Center
681 Fort Argyle Rd, Savannah, GA 31419, USA
Discover the heart of nature's splendor at our main location, where miles of diverse trails and waterways await exploration. Offering kayaking, scenic hiking, and a multitude of other amenities, this area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The landscape boasts an impressive array of ecosystems, from tranquil swamps and flowing rivers to rare sandhills and a unique saw palmetto forest. Photographers, scouts, and birders frequently visit, captivated by the area's natural beauty and wildlife. The location is also a favorite for walkers and runners, providing a picturesque backdrop for their activities. Nestled within this natural paradise is our quaint Canal Museum, a treasure trove of local history and culture. Throughout the year, the site buzzes with various events and educational opportunities, including our engaging Swamp School. Additionally, this location holds a special significance as it marks the furthest point of the canal, gracefully connecting to the Ogeechee River. It's a perfect blend of recreation, education, and serene beauty.
Half Moon Trailhead
1348 Little Neck Rd, Savannah, GA 31419, USA
Halfmoon Lake Trail offers a peaceful, 1000-meter walk through nature, located just a short distance from our main site. The trail begins with a sturdy wooden bridge that crosses over a scenic, swampy river - a popular spot for spotting alligators in their natural setting. Shortly after the bridge, the trail continues as a straight path through a quiet woodland area. The surrounding trees provide a calm and serene atmosphere, ideal for a leisurely walk or a moment of reflection. The trail concludes at Canal Bank Road, making it a convenient and enjoyable excursion for those visiting the area.