A flat, dirt path leading through woods.
5-10 Minutes

Cornfield Mound Trail

Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park

A short, grassy trail connecting the Earth Lodge to the Heritage Trail.

This trail is a grass and dirt trail that goes past the Corn Field Mound and prehistoric trenches, and ends at the Heritage Trail. The Corn Field Mound is believed to have originally been a ceremonial cornfield. Later the mound was built over the field. The purpose of the prehistoric trenches is unknown. It could have been used for a fortification or for borrow pits for mound building.

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HikingAnimalsBirdsFarming and AgricultureForests and WoodlandsNative American HeritageTrailsOcmulgee Mounds National Historical ParkhistoryculturetrailsagricultureMississippian period

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Details

Duration

5-10 Minutes

Duration Details

The trail distance is 1/4 mile one-way.

Fees Apply

No

Seasons

Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall

Time of Day

Day

Accessibility

The trail is part dirt and part grassy. It is level with no grade.

Pets

Yes — Pets are allowed on the park grounds on a leash no longer than six feet. Pets are not permitted in the Visitor Center unless they are a service animal. Please pick up after you dog during your visit.

Reservations

No

Location

Cornfield Mound Trailhead

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