White's Mill Park

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White's Mill Park

In the late 1800s grist mills were an essential part of life for a Georgia settler. They represented a thriving economy, a sustainable source of grain production and in essence drove economic development for a town.

The former mill, located along the Cedar Creek, known as White’s Mill was a hub of industry and an epicenter of factories locating in the area. Now, two hundred years later, the large mill has vanished, but Cedar Creek continues to flow and the memory of the former mill remains. This newly revitalized hiking trail is located between Highway 53 and Miles Patrick Road and is situated on 270 acres owned by the City. The area once served as part of the City’s wastewater treatment operations, but the recent transformation will make the park accessible to hikers, bikers, and non-motorized vehicles.

Trail Rules

Trail is open from dawn to dusk to all non-motorized vehicles.
Keep right, pass on left, alert others when passing.
Bicycle speeds should be leisurely, keeping a safe distance from other trail users.
Bikers must yield to pedestrians.
If you stop, move to trail edge so others may pass.
Alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs and fireworks are prohibited.
Pets are to be on leash, no longer than 6 feet, at all times. Pet owners are required to clean up after your pet.
Fires and camping are prohibited.
Dispose of all litter in trash bins to help us keep the trail clean.
If you have any questions of concerns, please call City of Winder (770) 867-3106.
For emergencies dial 911.

Link to full-size White's Mill Map

Whites-Mill-Trail-Map

Address

320 Martin Drive, Winder, GA 30680