Since 1974, Andy Jordan’s Bicycle Warehouse (AJBW) has been known for a team of friendly and knowledgeable pros, offering quality bicycles, gear, and services. Drew Jordan, second generation owner of AJBW, has been fully immersed in bicycling his entire life. He was racing BMX bikes by the age of five, and at the age of 15 he started working alongside his late father, Andy Jordan, in 1991. This lifestyle instilled a love for riding bikes he still feels to this day. Drew believes everyone should experience the happiness, and health benefits, only a bike ride can bring! AJBW stock industry leading brands Giant, Liv, and Specialized. Drew and his team of professionals also offer bicycle repair services, bicycle fitting services to maximize comfort and efficiency while riding, and bicycle rentals for you to explore all the great trails near downtown Augusta! Get your “ticket to ride” at Andy Jordan’s Bicycle Warehouse!

The Rae’s Creek Aqueduct is a remarkable pre-Civil War structure in Augusta, Georgia. Now part of the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area, the aqueduct is part of a park that fascinates visitors because of its ancient stone arches, rocky outcrops, and the rushing waters of one of the best waterfalls in Augusta’s River Region. The park features a waterfall, swimming, and rock climbing. This spot is kid-friendly and dog friendly. The aqueduct can be accessed from the Augusta Canal near the Lake Olmstead Trailhead, take the Mill Village Trail and you will find it on your right.

Audubon’s Silver Bluff Sanctuary is a 3,400-acre woodland overlooking the Savannah River. Here you’ll find extensive pine forests and bottomland hardwood forests; beautiful walking trails; 50 acres of lakes and ponds; 100 acres of grassland; and all manner of birds and wildlife. And that’s just above ground — underfoot are archaeological sites from nearly every period in American history. Free admission but you will be charged for special events and private programming.

The 13th Street Riverwalk entrance which leads to the lower level of the riverwalk. The Augusta Riverwalk is a multi-level brick trail spanning from 6th to 10th Streets along the banks of Savannah River and serves as the front porch of our city and one of our most popular parks. Whether you're looking to stroll or exercise. During the summer, kids and dogs love the giant fountain that shoots from the brick-lined plaza at the 8th Street entrance. Explore the upper level to find interpretive plaques about Augusta's history and a view of the lower-level playground. From the upper level, you can also access the Morris Museum of Art and walk to the end point where you'll find the Augusta Museum of History.

The 6th Street Riverwalk entrance. The Augusta Riverwalk is a multi-level brick trail spanning from 6th to 10th Streets along the banks of Savannah River and serves as the front porch of our city and one of our most popular parks. Whether you're looking to stroll or exercise. During the summer, kids and dogs love the giant fountain that shoots from the brick-lined plaza at the 8th Street entrance. Explore the upper level to find interpretive plaques about Augusta's history and a view of the lower-level playground. From the upper level, you can also access the Morris Museum of Art and walk to the end point where you'll find the Augusta Museum of History.

The 8th Street Plaza is home to the Augusta Market which takes place every Saturday from March-November (weather permitting) it includes many local vendors all with different things to sell. The first distillery in Augusta, 2nd City Distillery can be found on 8th street. You can also find many sculptures on 8th street that are included in the Augusta Sculpture Trail. There are different varieties of food that you can find in the 8th Street Plaza.

While at the 9th Street Plaza you can find the entrance to the riverwalk adorned by a fountain, along with the Boll Weevil restaurant and an alternative entrance to the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center. The Augusta Riverwalk is a multi-level brick trail spanning from 6th to 10th Streets along the banks of Savannah River and serves as the front porch of our city and one of our most popular parks. Whether you're looking to stroll or exercise. During the summer, kids and dogs love the giant fountain that shoots from the brick-lined plaza at the 8th Street entrance. Explore the upper level to find interpretive plaques about Augusta's history and a view of the lower-level playground. From the upper level, you can also access the Morris Museum of Art and walk to the end point where you'll find the Augusta Museum of History.

Bath, Georgia was once a resort community with such notable visitors as President William Howard Taft and John D. Rockefeller. Long gone are the summer homes built to escape the heat of the summer in the nearby cities. But what does exist is a garden built in the 1960s by Alonzo Plumb Boardman, Sr. “Lonnie.” What was once a jungle is now a piece of heaven open to the public as noted in OPEN DAYS above or by appointment. Email info@bathgardens.com to make an appointment. Come see for yourself!

Bicycle Peddler is the perfect small bike shop open daily and located in the picturesque setting of Savannah Rapids Park at the trailhead of the scenic and historic Augusta Canal Trail which leads to downtown Augusta. Situated at 8 Savannah Rapids Trail, this bike shop offers the largest fleet of bicycle rentals around for $20 all day! They also offer a wide range of Jamis Bicycles sales as well as parts.accessories, and bike repair services to cater to cyclists of all levels, budgets and preferences. Whether you are a seasoned rider looking for a high-performance road bike or a casual cyclist in search of a comfortable cruiser, Bicycle Peddler has you covered. Their friendly and knowledgeable staff are dedicated to helping customers find the perfect bike for every riding level and budget. Not only does Bicycle Peddler offer top-quality bikes, but they also provide expert bike fittings, repairs, and maintenance services to keep your ride in optimal condition. Sam is an experienced no nonsense mechanic who will listen to your needs and is skilled in diagnosing and repairing any issues your bike or E-bike may have- ensuring a smooth and safe cycling experience. In addition to their bike rentals, sales and service offerings, Bicycle Peddler also sponsors and supports the Blanchard Woods BMX Team and the Augusta Composite Youth Mountain Bike Team as well as several cycling projects - fostering the biking community in the CSRA. The Bicycle Peddlers philosophy is when people ride bikes, good things happen! Come experience the change a bicycle can make for you!

This park is constructed in honor of Charles Boeckh, civil engineer, who was commissioned in 1891 by city founder, James U. Jackson, to lay out the town plan for North Augusta. There is access to the North Augusta Greenway, plenty of greenspace for a picnic, a pavilion for shade, a dock for sunning, an adaptive kayak launch. Furry friends are welcome.

North access point to the canal singletrack. The main trail is a tight and twisty singletrack trail with minimal elevation change situated between the Augusta Canal and the Savannah River. The trail features exposed roots and rocks, bridges, and some short but steep ascents and descents. The "Razor's Edge" branch runs along a narrow bank with a steep drop to the river and is recommended for experienced riders only. The overall trail difficulty level is intermediate. Rules can be found on the canal’s website.

South access point to the canal singletrack. The main trail is a tight and twisty singletrack trail with minimal elevation change situated between the Augusta Canal and the Savannah River. The trail features exposed roots and rocks, bridges, and some short but steep ascents and descents. The "Razor's Edge" branch runs along a narrow bank with a steep drop to the river and is recommended for experienced riders only. The overall trail difficulty level is intermediate. Rules can be found on the canal’s website.

Located in the southern portion of the Long Cane Ranger District, the Forks Area Trail System (FATS) was designed with the mountain biking enthusiast in mind. Six stacked loops accessed from various locations, provide up to 34 miles of hiking or biking through a variety of topography and vegetation. Highlights of your visit could include panoramic views, glimpses of wildlife and a distinctive, large grouping of saw palmetto not normally seen in this part of South Carolina.

The 5th Street Pedestrian Bridge is now open for pedestrians only to enjoy views of the Savannah River. Visitors can enjoy wi-fi, benches, charging stations, artistic shading and water fountains for humans and pets. Children can enjoy music, spin wheels and mazes. There are three portable toilets stationed near the front of the Augusta entrance, plus a hand sanitizing station outside.

The main parking lot is a paved lot off of Washington road. You can access the trail by either following the paved path to the trail head and proceeding counter clockwise or by crossing the bridge to go clockwise. The secondary parking lot is a grass lot off of Washington road across from the entrance to Wildwood. there is a brief access trail that intersects Keg Creek. At the intersection travel right to ride the jump line. You can proceed across the bridge to ride the trail counter clockwise. Turn left at the intersection to ride the trail clockwise.

Short and technical, with plenty of OB. Large trees on rolling terrain along the shores of beautiful Lake Olmstead. 1st tee near main park entrance on Broad St. 9 holes out and 9 holes in. Concrete and asphalt walkways OB. Site of 2006 PDGA World Championship finals. Target type is DISCatcher, the tees are concrete, in total the course length is 5,935 ft.

Lake Olmsted Park offers a Disc Golf Course, 3.5 Mile Walking Track and park. The disc golf course is short and technical, with plenty of OB. Large trees on rolling terrain along the shores of beautiful Lake Olmstead. 1st tee near main park entrance on Broad St. 9 holes out and 9 holes in. Motorized and Non-Motorized boats have special access days at Lake Olmsted Park.

Known as the world’s largest pond! Just short of being a lake, this refreshing body of water plays hosts to regattas, triathlons, water ski and wakeboard competitions. It’s the perfect place to water-ski, jet ski, swim, fish, picnic, or paddleboard. Leashed dogs are welcome and there is a large swimming area with a sandy beach for getting a great tan. There are no lifeguards on duty at the pond. A bathhouse, playground, covered picnic area, grills, concession stand, boat ramp, special events area, and dock are on site to make family fun and corporate outings a breeze.

THE LIVING HISTORY PARK is a recreated village representing the period between 1735–1785, run by the non-profit Olde Towne Preservation Association and volunteers. 100% of funding comes from donations and grants. Reclaimed from a water works dump site, the village has numerous permanent buildings, including the Willow Spring Meeting House, the Blacksmith Forge, the Spring House Tavern, the Grist Mill, Thompson Academy, the Perry Hill Cabin, and many others.

Along the southwest bank of the Canal, this trail passes though Harrisburg, an 18th Century trading post that became a 19th Century textile mill village and is now a National Landmark historic district. LOCATION: This trail is through an urban area and crosses or uses some city streets. Surfaces vary. Begin at Lake Olmstead Bulkhead parking area, follow signs along southeast side of Canal. Trail crosses to Canal’s north side at 15th Street/Butt Bridge, ending at 13th Street/ Walton Rehabilitation Hospital.

A drive-in movie theatre located in Ridge Spring Monetta South Carolina. There are different lots that each play a different movie. You can enjoy double features each weekend during the spring, summer and fall. You can use the radio to listen to the movie and enjoy sitting in your trunk cuddled up while watching the movies on the massive screen. They offer concessions and restrooms.

The North Augusta Greeneway, known to most citizens as "The Greeneway", was named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene (1985-1997). The Greeneway is a 7+ mile paved recreational trail that follows an abandoned railroad right of way purchased by the city in 1988. The Greeneway meanders throughout the city and many of its neighborhoods. The general public may access the Greeneway at three locations. The Greeneway is open from dawn to dusk and is regularly patrolled by the Department of Public Safety. Pets are permitted but must be on a leash at all times. The western terminus is located at Pisgah Road just off Five Notch Road. Limited parking is available at this location. Parking and Greeneway access is also located near the Greenway’s eastern terminus off of Riverside Boulevard opposite the entrance drive to the River Golf Club. The Greeneway may also be accessed at its approximate midpoint at Riverview Park, 101 Riverview Park Drive. This part of the trail travels under the main entrance to the Riverview Park Activities Center. Adequate parking is available at Riverview Park. See below the mileage map from Riverview Park as the starting point.

Located adjacent to Bush Field Airport, the New Savannah Bluff Lock & Dam is an important piece of the city's water infrastructure. Built in 1937, the lock and dam maintain a steady 10-mile River Pool and minimize floodwater levels during storm events. It was recently declared eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The lock and dam are part of a larger water research campus and are home to a visitor center. In addition, the park is home to the Old Medical College Building, which was built in 1835. This is a notable landmark in the city's history and is home to one of the South's top medical schools. You can also learn more about other local establishments.

This park’s entrance to the North Augusta Greeneway, known to most citizens as "The Greeneway", was named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene (1985-1997). The Greeneway is a 7+ mile paved recreational trail that follows an abandoned railroad right of way purchased by the city in 1988. The Greeneway meanders throughout the city and many of its neighborhoods. The general public may access the Greeneway at three locations. The Greeneway is open from dawn to dusk and is regularly patrolled by the Department of Public Safety. Pets are permitted but must be on a leash at all times. The western terminus is located at Pisgah Road just off Five Notch Road. Limited parking is available at this location. Parking and Greeneway access is also located near the Greenway’s eastern terminus off of Riverside Boulevard opposite the entrance drive to the River Golf Club. The Greeneway may also be accessed at its approximate midpoint at Riverview Park, 101 Riverview Park Drive. This part of the trail travels under the main entrance to the Riverview Park Activities Center. Adequate parking is available at Riverview Park. See below the mileage map from Riverview Park as the starting point.

Center Street entrance to the North Augusta Greeneway, known to most citizens as "The Greeneway", was named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene (1985-1997). The Greeneway is a 7+ mile paved recreational trail that follows an abandoned railroad right of way purchased by the city in 1988. The Greeneway meanders throughout the city and many of its neighborhoods. The general public may access the Greeneway at three locations. The Greeneway is open from dawn to dusk and is regularly patrolled by the Department of Public Safety. Pets are permitted but must be on a leash at all times. The western terminus is located at Pisgah Road just off Five Notch Road. Limited parking is available at this location. Parking and Greeneway access is also located near the Greenway’s eastern terminus off of Riverside Boulevard opposite the entrance drive to the River Golf Club. The Greeneway may also be accessed at its approximate midpoint at Riverview Park, 101 Riverview Park Drive. This part of the trail travels under the main entrance to the Riverview Park Activities Center. Adequate parking is available at Riverview Park. See below the mileage map from Riverview Park as the starting point.

Hammond’s Ferry entrance to the North Augusta Greeneway, known to most citizens as "The Greeneway", was named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene (1985-1997). The Greeneway is a 7+ mile paved recreational trail that follows an abandoned railroad right of way purchased by the city in 1988. The Greeneway meanders throughout the city and many of its neighborhoods. The general public may access the Greeneway at three locations. The Greeneway is open from dawn to dusk and is regularly patrolled by the Department of Public Safety. Pets are permitted but must be on a leash at all times. The western terminus is located at Pisgah Road just off Five Notch Road. Limited parking is available at this location. Parking and Greeneway access is also located near the Greenway’s eastern terminus off of Riverside Boulevard opposite the entrance drive to the River Golf Club. The Greeneway may also be accessed at its approximate midpoint at Riverview Park, 101 Riverview Park Drive. This part of the trail travels under the main entrance to the Riverview Park Activities Center. Adequate parking is available at Riverview Park. See below the mileage map from Riverview Park as the starting point.

Pisgah Road entrance to the North Augusta Greeneway, known to most citizens as "The Greeneway", was named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene (1985-1997). The Greeneway is a 7+ mile paved recreational trail that follows an abandoned railroad right of way purchased by the city in 1988. The Greeneway meanders throughout the city and many of its neighborhoods. The general public may access the Greeneway at three locations. The Greeneway is open from dawn to dusk and is regularly patrolled by the Department of Public Safety. Pets are permitted but must be on a leash at all times. The western terminus is located at Pisgah Road just off Five Notch Road. Limited parking is available at this location. Parking and Greeneway access is also located near the Greenway’s eastern terminus off of Riverside Boulevard opposite the entrance drive to the River Golf Club. The Greeneway may also be accessed at its approximate midpoint at Riverview Park, 101 Riverview Park Drive. This part of the trail travels under the main entrance to the Riverview Park Activities Center. Adequate parking is available at Riverview Park. See below the mileage map from Riverview Park as the starting point.

Entrance to the Greenway from The Rapids Neighborhood. The North Augusta Greeneway, known to most citizens as "The Greeneway", was named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene (1985-1997). The Greeneway is a 7+ mile paved recreational trail that follows an abandoned railroad right of way purchased by the city in 1988. The Greeneway meanders throughout the city and many of its neighborhoods. The general public may access the Greeneway at three locations. The Greeneway is open from dawn to dusk and is regularly patrolled by the Department of Public Safety. Pets are permitted but must be on a leash at all times. The western terminus is located at Pisgah Road just off Five Notch Road. Limited parking is available at this location. Parking and Greeneway access is also located near the Greenway’s eastern terminus off of Riverside Boulevard opposite the entrance drive to the River Golf Club. The Greeneway may also be accessed at its approximate midpoint at Riverview Park, 101 Riverview Park Drive. This part of the trail travels under the main entrance to the Riverview Park Activities Center. Adequate parking is available at Riverview Park. See below the mileage map from Riverview Park as the starting point.

Pendleton King Park is a 64-acre bird sanctuary of great topographic diversity with pine forests, sand ridges and marshes. The park was donated by the King Family and is managed by the Augusta Richmond County Recreation and Parks Department. It is located in the heart of Augusta and houses a variety of gardens and natural resources. PKP offers many opportunities for recreational activities including new playgrounds, an 18-hole disc golf course, nature trails for walking and cycling, cross country trails, the historic Bugg family cemetery, an educational tree trail, an off-leash dog park and open spaces for picnicking and play. An information kiosk has maps of the park, park information, history of the King Family, and upcoming events.

Our mission is to provide leadership for sustainable watersheds and economic vitality through research, education and by connecting people with nature. The vision of Phinizy Center is that every community will have a healthy environment that includes clean water and watersheds. Our organization values: being a source of knowledge, science, and recreation conservation and stewardship of our finite freshwater resources environmental education for everyone unbiased work that advances knowledge building bridges between economic activity and environmental concerns Clean water. A healthy environment. Economic prosperity. Community well-being. These are the driving goals behind what Phinizy Center, legally known as Phinizy Center for Water Sciences, does. Based out of the beautiful Phinizy Swamp Nature Park near downtown Augusta, Phinizy Center strives to investigate, collaborate, educate, and innovate. Phinizy Center, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, was founded in 1996 in response to a critical need in the community for independent water quality research expertise, K-12 environmental education, and environmental stewardship. Phinizy Center provides leadership to balance sustainable watersheds and economic vitality through solutions-based research, education, and public involvement. Phinizy Center is highly qualified for these tasks, employing degreed scientists and educators with extensive professional work experience in the natural sciences. The Phinizy Center for Water Sciences research team studies rivers and watersheds without agenda or bias in order to understand impacts on water quality and quantity. Using sound science, they develop solutions that minimize negative impacts on the aquatic ecosystems that we all rely on. Access to this research allows government agencies, water managers, businesses, and individuals to make wise and informed decisions regarding our water resources. Education is a cornerstone for learning and growth. At Phinizy Center, children and adults have the opportunity to discover more about natural and water sciences through hands-on, educational programs within the living laboratory of the nature park. Thousands participate each year in Phinizy’s award-winning programs designed to further understanding of our water systems and the people and animals that our water sustains. Reaching a milestone of educating 90,000 students since our 1996 beginning, we take pride in knowing that those students, either as more informed citizens or future scientists, will be able to put this knowledge to work helping to create a sustainable future. At Phinizy Swamp Nature Park, visitors are able to connect with nature 365 days a year without an admission charge. Guided hikes, bike rides, and other events provide the community with opportunities to learn more about the importance of wetlands and our water systems. Through research, education, and recreation, Phinizy Center is making an impact regionally and throughout the Southeast.

The world's premier destination for the sport of disc golf. Facilities include three championship 18-hole courses, disc golf pro shop, Headrick Frisbee Museum, Disc Golf Hall of Fame, clubhouse and training area. Disc golf is played much like traditional golf. Instead of a ball and clubs, however, players use a flying disc, or Frisbee® The sport was formalized in the 1970s and shares with "ball golf" the object of completing each hole in the fewest number of strokes. A golf disc is thrown from a tee area to a target which is the "hole." The hole can be one of a number of disc golf targets; the most common is called a Pole Hole® an elevated metal basket. As a player progresses down the fairway, he or she must make each consecutive shot from the spot where the previous throw has landed. The trees, shrubs, and terrain changes located in and around the fairways provide challenging obstacles for the golfer. Finally, the "putt" lands in the basket and the hole is completed. Visit PDGA.com and UDisc.com to learn more.

Our waterfront boutique style office is located on the banksof the Savannah River. This location is where our customers will check-in, sign waivers, review safety video and also have the option to purchase swim wear as well as other helpful items to take along with them while they are on tour. Our 16x16 wooden deck allows our guest the awesome views and comfortable seating over the river! We’re always excited to have new and repeating customers stop by to take this “One of A Kind, Never Before Experience!” #RideWithUs @JetskiAugusta

Curving from the Lake Olmstead bulkhead through wooded areas between the Canal and Savannah River for 1.7 miles. Two bridges span the trailraces of Sibley and King mills, offering great views of the river. The path climbs the river levee via a boardwalk, crosses the top of the levee at Hawks Gulley Bulkhead at 15th Street onto another boardwalk to a paved trail and ends at 13th St. There you can cross and connect to Riverwalk. 

A multi-use recreational facility on the banks of Betty's Branch, a tributary of the Savannah River includes: a boat ramp, fishing pier and floating docks for easy access to the Savannah River. A large picnic shelter and restroom facility are also located near the boat ramp. Also, open from 8 am until Dusk is the Riverside Dog Park, where you can let your pet run free and socialize with our friendly dogs. Riverside park also boasts a state-of-the-art recreation complex that includes: tennis courts and a beach volleyball court, 8 baseball/softball fields and a large playground.

First tee at the right of the gymnasium. Wooded fairways with some open fairways. Some gorgeous holes that play in conjunction with some of the creeks. Well rounded course with elevation changes, will challenge players of all skill levels. Includes 18 holes, concrete tees, DISCatcher Pro 24 targets, mixed use, public park, dogs allowed, not cart friendly, drinking water available, restroom available, established 1995.

Savannah Rapids Kayak Rental is a premier outdoor adventure company located in the beautiful Savannah Rapids Park in Martinez, Georgia. Situated along the scenic Savannah River, our rental service offers visitors the opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the area from a unique perspective of 3 paddle options: Augusta Canal, Stallings Island aka Donkey Island and the beautiful Savannah River! Our rental fleet includes a variety of kayaks suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers alike. Whether you're looking for a leisurely paddle along the calm waters of the Augusta Canal or a more challenging adventure through the rapids of the Savannah River, we have the perfect kayak for you. Our experienced staff is on hand to provide safety tips, paddling techniques, and recommendations for the best routes to explore. In addition to kayaks, we also offer paddleboard rentals for those looking for a different way to experience the canal or the Stallings Island paddle. Stand-up paddleboarding is a fun and relaxing way to enjoy the water while getting a great workout at the same time. Located just a short drive from downtown Augusta, Savannah Rapids Park is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The park offers miles of scenic trails for hiking and biking, as well as picnic areas and fishing spots for those looking to relax and enjoy the great outdoors. Whether you're visiting the area for the day or looking for a new outdoor adventure close to home, Savannah Rapids Kayak Rental has everything you need for a memorable experience on the water. Come explore the beauty of the Savannah River with us today! Reserve online at Kayakaugustacanal.com

The key venue of the park boasts over 25,000 square feet atop an 80 feet bluff overlooking the stunning Augusta Canal. The two-story, multi-purpose venue is fitting for various types of events; from small meetings of 12, up to large banquet-style events for 750 guests. With functional smaller rooms to the main space, featuring a natural and elegant wood-beamed, vaulted ceiling. Accommodations include: one commercial grade kitchen, one standard kitchen, cozy fireplace seating greeting guests from the main entrance, upper- and lower-level balconies overlooking the canal and river, and large parking capacities.

VISITORS PASS REQUIRED BEFORE YOU GO - Fort Eisenhower Outdoor Recreation offers an array of services including a long-distance shooting range, skeet, trap, a known distance archery range and 3-D archery course. Outdoor Recreation also offers firearm checkout for use at the range as well as a well-stocked pro-shop featuring firearms, accessories and archery gear — Fort Eisenhower Outdoor Recreation is your FFL (Federal Firearm Licensee). Event checkout equipment is also available, including bounce houses and inflatables, tables, chairs, canoes, kayaks and bicycles.

Two Dudes and a Boat Kayak Rentals offers a fun and relaxing way to explore the scenic waterways of Augusta, Georgia. Conveniently located at 1 5th St, visitors can easily rent high-quality kayaks for a peaceful paddle on the Savannah River or nearby lakes. Whether you're a novice or experienced kayaker, Two Dudes and a Boat has everything you need for a memorable outdoor adventure.