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I didn’t choose Pine Mountain because of this fact. I chose it because it’s within driving distance of Jacksonville (and doesn’t include driving through Atlanta) and has 40 miles of trails in more than 9,000 acres. But the presidential connection seemed fitting.
Roosevelt first came to this part of Georgia in 1924 for its soothing, healing powers. He found the warm springs to be one of the few things that provided relief from his polio symptoms. When he became the 32nd president, he continued to return here every year except one, during World War II.
In 1945, he was in his fourth term as president, sitting for a portrait at the six-room pine house that became known as the Little White House. He complained of a “terrific headache,” slumped over in his chair and died. ....

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