This Magical Hike Through The Woods In Georgia Will Lead You To Your Very Own Labyrinth

If you’re feeling worn out by this winter in Georgia, then we have some good news—it’s almost over! What better way to start lifting your spirits than by planning an outdoor adventure that the whole family can enjoy. Not only is this trail in Georgia a historic one, but it also offers a labyrinth experience that will melt all your cares away.

While some visitors to Rome, Georgia might enjoy the charm of the small town and the wonderful community spirit…

…there is an entirely different side to the small town that weaves together the beauty of nature and the stillness of the outdoors.

In fact, there is one particular hike in Rome that takes you through the historic Jackson Hill area and brings hikers to a spot that is cherished by all.

The Jackson Hill Trail in Rome is a 1.2 mile lightly trafficked out-and-back hike that features a bevy of historical spots and stunning wildflowers throughout.

Just blocks from Downtown Rome, this Jackson Hill is known as being an area for visitors to explore, between the winding trails, outdoors exhibits, and of course, the famed attraction known as the Labyrinth of Rome.

The Labyrinth of Rome was created in the area that was once an amphitheater built by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s.

Different from a maze, a labyrinth has one path only—and the plan is to walk the path toward the center in order to relieve stresses and enjoy the feeling of peace and meditation.

The Labyrinth of Rome contains nearly 5,500 bricks laid end-to-end, weighing a total of 24,705 pounds.

Walk the Jackson Hill Trail and then find your way to the spectacular labyrinth and meditate your worries away.

How To Get To The Labyrinth: 402 Civic Center Drive, Rome, GA 30161

The Labyrinth of Rome is open from sunrise to sunset and is free to the public. To learn more about the labyrinth, visit the Rome, Georgia tourism page.

Have you ever taken the Jackson Hill Trail before? Share with us your experience in the comments section! Otherwise, if you’re looking for more nature experiences in Georgia, check out the wildlife hike along the coast.