Active people make a healthy Savannah! We approach this space by looking to improve access to activity. Promoting activity-friendly routes to everyday destinations, like walking and biking trails, are giant leaps forward to reconnecting our divided built environment.
Generally, active people live longer and are at less risk for serious chronic health problems. Even small amounts of consistent physical activity can help manage these conditions and complications and improve overall well-being. Physical activity also benefits the community by increasing retail economic activity and employments, supporting neighborhood revitalization, reducing health care costs, and increasing property values.
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Community Invited to Celebrate Healthy Savannah’s Four Years of Healthy Walks on March 26
March 18, 2024 – A grass-roots initiative that started as a pandemic solution for people to escape isolation has become a popular early morning routine for many Savannahians. Every Tuesday at […]
Read MoreTruman Linear Park Trail project approved by Savannah City Council
Savannah’s City Council approved moving forward to build the Truman Linear Park Trail. This trail will be six miles long, connecting 52nd Street at Bee Road and ending at Derenne […]
Read MoreUpcoming Healthy Activities
333 Coleman St
Savannah, 31405 United States
802 W. Anderson St.
Savannah, 31415 United States
195 Scott Stell Park
Savannah, GA 31419 United States
10 Whitaker St
Savannah, GA 31401
Meet at the corner of Park Avenue and Drayton Street near the tennis courts.
2101 Kollock St
Savannah, GA 31415
2830 Dixie Ave
Savannah, GA 31404 United States
Parking is available at the corner of Kerry Street and Dixie Avenue. Meet at Herty Pines Dog Park.