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Firefly Trail — Union Point & Woodville section

Walk or cycle the paved Greene County portion of the Firefly Trail between Union Point, Woodville and the Oglethorpe County line, with woodland, farmland, benches and picnic tables along the way.

The paved Firefly Trail running through trees in Greene County.

A wooded stretch of the paved Firefly Trail in Greene County. · Greene County, Georgia; photographer not identified · Credits & licenses

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  1. Greene County Firefly Trail segment
    Greene County, Georgia; photographer not identified · Photograph date not supplied
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    Official Greene County photograph; photographer, capture date and exact segment position are not published.

Source links identify the published photographs. Copyright remains with the credited rightsholders; see photo credits and rights information.

What to expect

Walk or cycle the paved Greene County portion of the Firefly Trail between Union Point, Woodville and the Oglethorpe County line, with woodland, farmland, benches and picnic tables along the way.

Union Point · County sources publish no admission charge; organized events may have fees · 30–120 minutes

Firefly Trail — Union Point bridge access · North Rhodes Street, Union Point, GA 30669

Check posted access hours; plan a daylight visit

This listing covers the completed Greene County segment. The future Athens-to-Union Point route is not yet continuously complete.

  • About 6.5 completed Greene County miles
  • Paved rail-trail
  • Woodland and farm scenery

Before you go

  • The eventual 39-mile Athens–Union Point trail is not continuously complete. Use the official parking map for the segment you plan to visit.
  • County rules prohibit gas-powered and electric vehicles. Electric-cycle users should confirm the rule directly before riding.
  • No dependable toilet or drinking-water availability is published for this access point.
  • Use the North Rhodes Street bridge-access pin rather than assuming downtown parking connects directly to the trail.

Sources & visitor information

Venue and visitor-bureau information checked on the dates below. Follow these links for current hours, admission and access.

Visitor review notes

Selected visitor experiences, paraphrased from the linked reviews. These describe individual visits; check venue sources for current conditions.

Month-dated trail reports ↗

Follow the review links for visitor feedback; no dated review excerpt has been verified for this listing.

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

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