Cumberland Island Hiking Guide 2025: Where Wild Horses Roam and History Sleeps
Cumberland Island, Georgia's largest and most mysterious barrier island, is a hiker's dreama place where moss-draped live oaks, pristine beaches, wild horses, and ruins of Gilded Age mansions create an unforgettable backdrop. Accessible only by ferry, this remote island offers a perfect blend of history, solitude, and untouched wilderness.
The Cumberland Island Hiking Guide 2025 is your all-in-one companion for exploring its 50+ miles of hiking trails, from coastal boardwalks to maritime forests and secluded beaches.
What's Inside:

• Trail highlights: Stafford Beach Trail, Parallel Trail, and Dungeness Ruins
• Wildlife insights: Spotting wild horses, sea turtles, and migratory birds
• Camping & permits: Up-to-date info on reservations for Sea Camp and wilderness sites
• Historic gems: Explore the ruins of the Carnegie estate, Plum Orchard Mansion, and forgotten cemeteries
• Gear & safety tips: What to pack for heat, bugs, and tidal crossings
• Best time to visit in 2025, seasonal tips, and ferry schedules
  Insider secrets for photography, stargazing, and secluded picnic spots

From sunrise walks on windswept beaches to nights under a canopy of stars, Cumberland Island is more than a hikeit's a journey into nature's quiet magic.
Discover where history meets wilderness in 2025.