Augusta Riverwalk officially reopens to public after debris cleanup
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - The Augusta Parks and Recreation Department has announced the Ed McIntyre Riverwalk is now officially reopened to the public following recent debris removal efforts from Hurricane Helene, according to a statement on the Augusta, Georgia Government Facebook page.
Residents and visitors are encouraged to enjoy the scenic path and the surrounding areas.
However, please avoid the playground section, which remains closed off and temporarily closed for safety reasons.
Repairs and inspections are ongoing in that area, and public access will be restored as soon as it is deemed safe.
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