Georgia Coast Rail-Trail Rail-trail bridge at White Oak Creek. The middle section of the former Seaboard Air Line Railway between Savannah and Florida may someday become a 68-mile rail-trail. A 3.5-mile section at White Oak in Camden County and a short section to the south in Woodbine have been completed. More information: Georgia Coast Rail-Trail Georgia Coast Rail-Trail at White Oak The trail at White Oak. At Woodbine the trail leads to the former railroad bridge over the Satilla River. The north end of the bridge was removed after the line was abandoned by CSX in the 1980s. The remaining section is now a fishing pier. The trail in downtown Woodbine. The now-quiet corridor once reverberated with the roar of famous trains such as the Orange Blossom Special.     RailGa.com. Georgia's Railroad History & Heritage. © Steve Storey Railroad History | The Depot List | Locomotives On Display | Odds & Ends | Sources & References | Home