Pitcher plants at Doerun Bog WMA

Golden trumpet pitcher plants at Doerun Bog. · Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division; photographer not identified · Credits & licenses

What to expect

Walk into a rare Coastal Plain bog filled with carnivorous pitcher plants. Short trails, a lake, wildlife watching, fishing and geocaching make this a quiet natural-area stop rather than a developed park.

Doerun · Visitors 16+ need a qualifying Georgia license or Lands Pass · 1–3 hours

Daylight visit recommended; check hunts and burns

The current 730-acre WMA is open under Georgia public-land rules. Hunting seasons, prescribed burns and weather can change access. Vehicles are limited to the entrance road and parking area.

• Golden trumpet pitcher plants
• Rare Coastal Plain bog habitat
• Lake, trails and wildlife viewing

Before you go

• Every visitor age 16 or older needs a qualifying Georgia hunting or fishing license or a Lands Pass.
• Check current hunts, closures and prescribed-burn notices; wear bright colors during hunting seasons.
• Do not expect a boardwalk, restrooms or a paved accessible trail; none is documented by the operator.
• ATVs, horses and camping are prohibited. Geocaching is restricted during managed hunts and before 10am in turkey season.
• From Doerun, follow Highway 133 south about two miles and turn at the Natural Area sign.

Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.