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Historic Liberty Trail

For centuries, Liberty County has held a mystical power over explorers. Spanish sailors wrote dazzling descriptions of a land of clear springs, thick forests, and verdant marshes teeming with wildlife. Passionate struggles have been born and fought on its soil, and a strong legacy of life, liberty, and the pursuit of history lives on. The Historic Liberty Trail is a unique driving tour offering a diverse experience integrating history, culture, and ecology. Begin your tour at Exit 76 of I-95. Using the map provided on the Liberty Trail Map page and the information you will find for each tour stop on this site, you will drive to nine major attractions along The Historic Liberty Trail. Guided and self-guided tours are available at each site.

Flemington Driving Tour

If you would like to enjoy a Sunday drive, be sure to check out the Flemington Driving Tour. The tour winds through the community showcasing the historic community, homes and what is left of the prior community, Gravel Hill.

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The Liberty Historical Society

The Liberty Historical Society is a treasure trove of information about the entire county. They will be opening a museum in downtown Hinesville soon, but until then enjoy readying articles about the communities.

Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center

Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center is an excellent example of tidal, freshwater wetlands, which provides a unique opportunity for education and appreciation. The area is rich in diversity- Bay, Cypress, and Oak trees are abundant, as are Palms, Palmettos, and Magnolias. The area provides the habitats for numerous species of animals, including birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects.

Geechee Kunda

Geechee Kunda is a living history museum that represents the vanishing Geechee culture. Preserving customs brought to America from the Africa's, the goal is to educate visitors while also entertaining them. Numerous community events take place throughout the year- be sure to check out the calendar tab!