Georgia has five Amtrak stations, including in Atlanta and Savannah. Amtrak service is currently limited to Georgia’s northern and coastal areas, with long-distance service to major cities such as New Orleans, Birmingham, Miami, Orlando, Washington D.C. and New York City. It’s worth noting that there is not rail service between Atlanta and Savannah at this time, but it is proposed in the expansion plan.
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Georgia Amtrak Stations
| Station | Route |
| Atlanta, GA – Peachtree Station (ATL) | Crescent |
| Gainesville, GA (GNS) | Crescent |
| Jesup, GA (JSP) | Silver Meteor |
| Savannah, GA (SAV) | Palmetto, Silver Meteor, Floridian |
| Toccoa, GA (TCA) | Crescent |
Georgia Amtrak Routes
- Crescent (NYC-New Orleans)
- Floridian (Chicago-Miami)
- Palmetto (NYC-Savannah)
- Silver Meteor (NYC-Miami)
Tips & Things to Know
- Trains arrive in Atlanta early in the morning and at night in between Midtown and Buckhead.
- The Gainesville station is a short drive away from Lake Lanier and you can walk about 15 minutes from the station to reach the charming downtown area.
- The Savannah Amtrak station is not in a walkable area. Plan to get a taxi, Lyft or Uber after you arrive.
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