Trails That Keep You Moving

Looking to get your steps in outdoors? Henry County’s scenic trails make it easy to stay active, enjoy fresh air, and add adventure to your day. From peaceful nature walks to invigorating hikes, these spots balance fitness and exploration.

Bud Kelley Park

The two-mile paved trail through Bud Kelley Park is ideal for walking or jogging. Shaded rest areas offer places to pause along the route. Still energized? Play the championship 18-hole disc golf course or explore more of the park’s 124 acres.

Cubihatcha Outdoor Center

Nearly 1,000 acres of protected forests, wetlands, and wildlife habitats surround the trails at Cubihatcha Outdoor Center. Two trails are just over a mile long, while a loop extends more than seven miles along the Towaliga River. The peaceful setting is ideal for birdwatching and wildlife observation.

Heritage Park

In McDonough, paved trails wind through Heritage Park‘s green spaces near playgrounds and athletic fields. The 0.9-mile trail is perfect for a quick walk or jog before visiting the Heritage Park Veterans Museum.

J.P. Moseley Park

Along with its 37-hole, PDGA-recognized championship disc golf course, this Stockbridge park features a 1.4-mile paved trail for walking or jogging.

Panola Mountain State Park

Explore miles of trails throughout this 1,800-acre Stockbridge park, where a granite monadnock takes center stage. Walk the natural-surface, 1.25-mile Vaughters Farm Trail or cycle the paved PATH Trail beyond the park.

Pates Creek Park

Perfect for a quick stroll, this Stockbridge hidden gem features a 0.7-mile paved nature trail surrounded by peaceful scenery.

Reeves Creek Trail

Get your heart pumping on this 1.5-mile trail inside Memorial Park. Double back for a three-mile workout, and use the outdoor exercise equipment along the route.

Village Park

Walk or jog the 1.1-mile paved trail at Village Park, then cool off at the interactive splash pad during summer.