Billies Bay Wilderness

Billies Bay Wilderness protects 3,600 acres of coastal Georgia marshland where salt creeks wind through spartina grass and wading birds hunt at low tide. This is wilderness shaped by tides, not trails—a place where most visitors arrive by boat and the landscape changes twice daily. It’s raw, working coastline that filters water, shelters wildlife, and reminds us that not all wild places need mountains. Rep a wilderness that proves protection isn’t just for peaks.