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Wormsloe State Historic Site loop
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5.23km
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Jog the 3.3-mile Wormsloe State Historic Site loop, a moderate route through iconic oak avenues, coastal forests, and historical ruins in Sa
Last updated: February 26, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
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176 m
Live Oak Avenue
Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint
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810 m
Tabby Ruins
Highlight • Historical Site
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1.96 km
Battery Trail
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
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5.23 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.69 km
1.05 km
432 m
Surfaces
2.35 km
1.77 km
1.05 km
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical jogging time for the Wormsloe State Historic Site loop?
For jogging, the loop typically takes around 36 minutes to complete. This is based on an average pace for the 5.23 km (3.25 miles) distance.
What is the terrain like on this jogging route?
The terrain is mostly flat, consisting primarily of dirt paths. You'll encounter some sections with tree roots, particularly along the iconic Live Oak Avenue, which is a dirt road. The Battery Trail section is broad and nearly level, shaded by a young forest.
Is the Wormsloe State Historic Site loop suitable for beginners?
Yes, the loop is generally considered suitable for beginners. Its mostly flat nature and minimal elevation changes make it accessible for a wide range of fitness levels. However, be mindful of tree roots in some areas that require sure-footedness.
Are dogs allowed on the trails at Wormsloe State Historic Site?
Yes, leashed dogs are permitted on the trails within the State Historic Site. Please ensure your dog remains on a leash at all times and that you clean up after them.
What are the notable sights and historical features along the route?
You'll experience several highlights, including the breathtaking, mile-long Live Oak Avenue draped in Spanish moss. The route also passes by the historic Tabby Ruins of Noble Jones's 1745 fortified house, Civil War-era Confederate earthworks at Fort Wymberly, and a Colonial Life Area with reconstructed structures.
Do I need to pay an entrance fee or get a permit to access the trails?
Yes, as the trail is located within the Wormsloe State Historic Site, there is an entrance fee required to access the park and its trails. You can typically pay at the entrance gate.
What is the best time of year to visit Wormsloe State Historic Site for jogging?
The cooler months, from fall through spring, are generally the most pleasant for jogging due to milder temperatures and lower humidity. The live oaks provide good shade, but summer can still be very warm and humid.
Where can I park and find the trailhead for this loop?
Parking is available within the Wormsloe State Historic Site. The main entrance off Skidaway Road leads to parking areas, and the trails, including the start of this loop, are accessible from there.
Does this jogging route intersect with other trails?
Yes, this route includes sections of other trails within the park. Notably, about 8% of the loop follows the Pigeon Island View Trail.
What kind of scenery can I expect while jogging?
Beyond the iconic oak avenue, you'll jog through a beautiful coastal forest. The trail offers glimpses of scenic marshland, including Jones Narrows and Skidaway Narrows, especially visible at low tide.
Is the trail stroller-friendly?
While mostly flat, the presence of dirt paths and tree roots in some sections means the trail is not entirely stroller-friendly. A sturdy, all-terrain stroller might manage, but a standard stroller could struggle.