Cycling day trip from Hephzibah to Augusta

Ready for a classic Georgia ride? Start your adventure in Hephzibah, a quiet, historic community just south of Augusta known for its small-town charm. The route heads north for almost 36 km, winding along mostly quiet roads (about three-quarters of the ride!), making it a pretty relaxed journey—even if there’s a healthy amount of up-and-down. With around 255 meters of climbing and a little more descending, you’ll get some gentle hills, but nothing too punishing.

As you roll into Augusta, you’ll be greeted by the city’s leafy streets and the famous atmosphere of the Masters Tournament—golf lovers, you know where you are! Augusta hugs the Savannah River and has a great riverwalk to cool off after your ride. This route is almost entirely on regular roads, so keep an eye out for traffic, especially as you get closer to town. All in all, it's a scenic trip that links small-town Georgia with one of the state’s cultural hubs. Perfect for a weekend ride or a cheeky day trip!