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One of the most beautiful places in Savannah

interesting preserved fortification

Beautiful and quite large park, unfortunately the Forrest Gump Bench is no longer there.

lots of Parking down the side streets near Forsyth Park. they have a farmer's market on Saturdays in Forsyth Park so parking lot gets full early. check out the Mushroom Jerky and Mushroom Chai tea

This impressive farmers market is a great spot to stop and get fruits, vegetables, and a variety of locally sourced products. It's open all day Monday through Saturday, making it an ideal place to stop during a ride and grab something fresh and delicious to snack on.

The Savannah-Ogeechee Canal spans 16.5 miles and is an iconic piece of Savannah's history. Established in 1824, it played a vital role in Georgia's economy by transporting agricultural produce and goods from plantations along the Ogeechee River to the busy port of Savannah. It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna and passes through Savannah's 19th-century industrial district, former rice fields, timber tracks, and a thriving tidal river swamp.

This historic square was established in 1815 to honor the Battle of Chippewa during the War of 1812. In its heart stands a statue of General James Oglethorpe, the colony's founder, who was both a military leader and a champion of social reform. It's also famously known as “the Forrest Gump square” due to its appearance in the movie, where the main character sits on a bench and recounts his life story over a box of chocolates. The scene was filmed on the square's north side with Oglethorpe in the background, using a unique bench brought in for filming. It's a beautiful location with majestic live oaks dripping with Spanish moss and plenty of benches to sit and take in the scenery, especially after a long ride.