Reynolds Nature Preserve — Attraction in Georgia

The place was great. I'll say the trail is about 1.6 miles long. There's ducks, turtle's, geese, beavers, and fish. Make sure to walk the full trail to actually see everything. There's also a place to seat if it rains or you just to sit and eat. There's also trash cans around the sitting area. There also appears to be this little grass patch so if you want to picnic you can. This patch is directly across the pond from the sitting area. Great for walking, walking dogs, rest area, chilling, biking, maybe fishing if legal. I wouldn't recommend this place for swimming or running because there are so many trees and things in the way. Also the trail line is barely visible so it's safer to take your time and walk it. Overall this place is great for its own reasons. Not the best, but not the worse either. I'll recommend it only for the reasons I mentioned above. Definitely...

Looking for an easy to moderate hiking spot with clean trails and free parking? Check out Reynolds Nature Preserve. Coming from Atlanta on a Saturday morning, there was light traffic, and the address brought you directly to the free parking lot.

The area has lots of foliage, so it’s very shaded and a perfect spot for a summer hike or walk. There are several paths and markers, so you can change it up. My friend and I walked two different paths in 1 hour. In addition to the hiking trails, you also have a grass space with a few picnic tables, perfect for a quiet area to have lunch or meet with a group of friends.

Foot traffic was steady, and there were a few people walking solo however it’s not something I would do since it’s a forest area and not...

Really nice a big walking area and picnic areas to. Take the kids around. There's no price to pay it's a nature trail. Birds to view and other reptiles.Be on alert still. There are things in this world that are around but no worries when you walk on the right trails and enjoy the view and things around you on your journey through the woods and by grandma and Grand Daddys house you go. This isn't a ticket to ride place. But do have somethings going on occasionally that you might have to throw a donation in on. That's usually in the summer and fall times and maybe a winter event you never know til you read on the letters at the front entrance part or website. Do a hike there and walk or have picnic and throw the...