Explore the exciting activities in Augusta during the Masters Tournament, from art to outdoor adventures.
As the 2025 Masters Tournament approaches, Augusta is bustling with activities for visitors. From the Augusta Sculpture Trail to the adventurous Full Moon Hike at Phinizy Swamp Nature Park, there’s something for everyone. Beer Yoga sessions and Augusta National’s expansion project add to the vibrant atmosphere. Keep an eye on weather updates for golf fans as they enjoy this exciting weekend filled with art, nature, and leisure in Augusta.
Augusta is buzzing with excitement as the *2025 Masters Tournament* draws near, scheduled for its final rounds from April 11-13. While golf fans are gearing up to catch the action, the city is rolling out a vibrant range of activities that promise to keep everyone entertained. From art walks to unique experiences, there’s something for every kind of visitor. Let’s dive into some highlights you won’t want to miss!
Make sure to take a stroll through the *Augusta Sculpture Trail*. This delightful outdoor gallery showcases 18 stunning sculptures crafted by nationally recognized artists, all dotted around downtown Augusta. It’s perfect for art lovers and those who just enjoy a leisurely walk while soaking up the creative vibe of the city.
For those who prefer a guided exploration, the *Otocast app* provides a digital walking tour of the Sculpture Trail right at your fingertips. You can download it from [Visit Augusta](https://www.visitaugusta.com/things-to-do/arts-and-entertainment/sculpture-trail/) or call the Arts Council if you have any questions at 706-826-4702. It’s a great way to combine a bit of culture with the opportunity for some fresh air!
How about a dash of adventure under the stars? On Friday night from 6-11 p.m., join the *full moon hike* at Phinizy Swamp Nature Park. This is a fantastic family-friendly experience where kids can take a short hike from 7:45-9 p.m., making it enjoyable for all ages.
The highlight of the hike begins at 8:45 p.m. when you can immerse yourself in the beautiful sounds of nature while enjoying s’mores, grilled hamburgers, and hot dogs served from 6-8:30 p.m. Tickets for this exciting trip into the night air are limited and priced at just $10.59 per person. Don’t forget to register by calling 706-396-1418 or check out [Phinizy Center](https://phinizycenter.org/events/full-moon-hike-4/).
Looking for a way to unwind while also experiencing some local flavor? Head over to *Savannah River Brewing Company* on Saturday morning for a fun session of *Beer Yoga* from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Led by the talented instructor Taylor Reynolds, this class welcomes everyone, from beginners to seasoned yoga enthusiasts.
It’s just $16 per person and you even get your first beer included! No need to pre-register, so just show up and enjoy stretching, sipping, and mingling with fellow participants.
Augusta National’s operations may spark new conversations about change and preservation, especially considering the Masters Tournament’s purse set to exceed $20 million, with the winner taking home more than $3 million. With about *40,000* visitors expected to join the excitement, snagging tickets through the lottery system remains a challenge, boasting less than *1%* odds!
As you plan your outings in Augusta this weekend, it’s also good to keep an eye on the weather. Thunderstorms are predicted for Friday, but it looks like the skies will clear just in time for golf spectators, providing perfect conditions for the final rounds. Plus, with a cut line of +2 after the second round, fans can look forward to an exhilarating finish as the best golfers compete for glory.
Whether you’re an art enthusiast, an outdoor adventurer, or looking to relax with some yoga and beer, Augusta has you covered during this exciting Masters weekend. So, lace up those walking shoes and prepare to enjoy all the wonderful activities our city has to offer!
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