The Augusta Canal Interpretive Center at Enterprise Mill

Visitors to The Augusta Canal Interpretive Center at Enterprise Mill in Augusta, Georgia are able to explore, enjoy, and encounter a variety of different things. During an exploration of the displays guests will discover the origins of the canal. It was built in 1845 in order to keep water near Augusta for power. For several decades it has served as a main source of power and recreation.

The canal can be enjoyed by foot, canoe, kayak, or bike. Fishing from the banks is also permitted. Guests can enjoy watching wildlife or people go by. Guided tours are also possible on a canal cargo boat. The interpretive center is set up as a place to learn information about the surrounding area through a museum style display. Exhibits include a hydropower demonstration turbine, Petersburg Boat, and information on mill and boom times for Augusta. For example a display of from cotton to cloth, how weaving is done, and mill works is available.

The center is open from 10am to 4pm. Boat tours are set up at 11:30, 1:30 and 3pm. There is an admission into the center and donations are also welcome in order to help with the upkeep of the canal.