Believe it or not, many people have heard of Wormsloe Plantation in Savannah, Georgia, or even seen those famed pictures of the tree-lined drive, but haven’t actually visited the Historic Site. If you haven’t yet made the trek to Wormsloe Historic Site, then it’s time to cross this easy one off your bucket list. Not only is Wormsloe just a hop-skip-and-a-gas-tank away, but it also boasts one of the most beautiful drives in the state. This tunnel of trees is sure to make your day-trip a memorable one.
Wormsloe Historic Site is a magical avenue, hugged tightly by live oaks dripping with beautiful Spanish moss.
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It’s hands-down one of the most beautiful drives in the state of Georgia, if not the entire country.
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Visitors can drive down this road at their leisure, and experience the true beauty of nature.
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Light cuts through the tree branches and casts a warmth on the ground below.
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Once you make it down the street, you can head toward the interpretive nature trail, which leads past the tabby ruins along the marsh.
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The marsh will allow you to see for miles, experiencing the wildlife and foliage of the area.
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You can even go hiking along the marked trails throughout the site.
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But it really is the tunnel of trees that makes this place a most magical one.
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It is actually known as the longest live oak-covered road in the world, spanning a mile and a half long with over 400 oak trees on both sides.
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If you haven’t yet experienced Wormsloe Historic Site, then it’s high time you did.
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If you haven’t yet made this scenic drive, then you absolutely have to add it to your autumn bucket list. Use this address in order to lead the way:
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Wormsloe Historic Site 7601 Skidaway Road Savannah, GA 31406 Chatham County
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