3 Outdoors - Other to Explore in Richmond County
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Richmond CountyThe county is named for Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond, a British politician and office-holder sympathetic to the cause of the American colonies. Richmond was also a first cousin to King George III.
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Augusta Canal National Heritage AreaThe Augusta Canal National Heritage Area is renowned for its incredible scenery and fascinating history. It was once used to power the city of Augusta's burgeoning industrial age as well as providing transportation by boat through the 32-mile length of the canal. Today, visitors enjoy walking along the paths beside the gentle flow of canal water and exploring old mill villages such as Whitehall and Graniteville. Along with guided trails, educational experiences and interpretative programs.
Augusta Canal TrailThe Augusta Canal Trail offers outdoor lovers a peaceful respite to enjoy nature and get physical activity in the process. This trail is part of National Heritage Area, so it is rich with history, sights, and sounds from centuries past. It spans 8 miles from downtown Augusta to the Savannah River and all levels of fitness can find something enjoyable here as there are easy strolls along flat trails as well as more difficult areas full of rocks and other rolling terrain.
Diamond Lakes Regional ParkDiamond Lakes Regional Park is an outdoor enthusiast's dream destination. Covering 1,100 acres, the park contains extensive hardwood forests along with a network of trails great for hiking and biking. Boating, swimming and fishing are all available on the two namesake lakes: Bussey and Curtis. Families visiting Diamond Lakes can make use of the multiple playgrounds, volleyball courts, and picnic areas; there is also abundant nearby wildlife to enjoy from a distance.