Georgia Department of Natural Resources
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2 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, SE
Atlanta,
Georgia
30334
United States
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Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) supports trail systems in the state:
They help plan, fund, and steward trails and outdoor recreation resources — both through state grant programs and by administering federal trail funding. For example, DNR manages the Recreational Trails Program (RTP), a federal grant program used to support construction, maintenance, and trail-related facilities for motorized and non-motorized trails across Georgia.
Through the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program, DNR allocates state funds that help acquire land, develop new trails, and improve existing parks and trail systems statewide, enhancing public access to nature and recreation.
They also promote trail education, safety, and environmental protection by offering related grants and workshops.
In essence, Georgia DNR’s work on trails focuses on supporting trail development and upkeep, securing funding, and ensuring trails are safe and accessible for diverse outdoor activities like hiking, biking, wildlife viewing, and more.
They help plan, fund, and steward trails and outdoor recreation resources — both through state grant programs and by administering federal trail funding. For example, DNR manages the Recreational Trails Program (RTP), a federal grant program used to support construction, maintenance, and trail-related facilities for motorized and non-motorized trails across Georgia.
Through the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program, DNR allocates state funds that help acquire land, develop new trails, and improve existing parks and trail systems statewide, enhancing public access to nature and recreation.
They also promote trail education, safety, and environmental protection by offering related grants and workshops.
In essence, Georgia DNR’s work on trails focuses on supporting trail development and upkeep, securing funding, and ensuring trails are safe and accessible for diverse outdoor activities like hiking, biking, wildlife viewing, and more.
