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Explore the Blind Willie McTell Trail – A Scenic Path Through Statesboro

Explore the Blind Willie McTell Trail – A Scenic Path Through Statesboro title Magnolia Midlands Statesboro

The trail begins at Fair Road's Memorial Park and ends at Triangle Park in the heart of beautiful downtown Statesboro. The trail consists of 7,415 square yards of architecturally designed asphalt, six varieties of trees, custom-designed benches by the university's art students, cobra lighting throughout and more. Bike racks, picnic tables, trash receptacles, landscaped islands, raised pedestrian crosswalks and much more. The McTell Trail allows visitors and locals alike to walk and picnic during their lunch hour or perhaps to cycle safely without using city streets.


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