Visit Cumberland Island on Yahoo! News Photos

Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore visitor David McKale ...

(AP) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:20:03 GMT

(AP) - Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore visitor David McKale of Orlando, Florida moves to the side of the one lane wilderness road on the island to let a vehicle pass by as he hikes his way to the northern end during a week long camping trip, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The 17 mile long island was once owned by the Carnegie family and made famous by the wedding of John F. Kennedy Jr. in 1996. The barrier island is only accessible by boat and once visitors arrive they can hike or rent bikes to explore it. The National Park Service is looking at starting vehicle tours to the north end of Cumberland Island, Georgia beginning next year in accordance with a mandate from congress to increase accessibility in the national seashore area. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

Cumberland Island National Seashore park ranger Debbie Britt ...

(AP) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:19:28 GMT

(AP) - Cumberland Island National Seashore park ranger Debbie Britt gives visitors an orientation on where the ferry will land on the island as they get ready to board the ferry in St.Marys, Georgia, Saturday, September 20, 2008. Visitors only staying for the day are told they will probably only see about a square mile of the southern part of the island around the Dungeness mansion ruins. The National Park Service is looking at starting vehicle tours to the north end of Cumberland Island, Georgia beginning next year in accordance with a mandate from congress to increase accessibility in the national seashore area. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

A wild horse grazes on one of the dirt roads on Cumberland Island, ...

(AP) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:19:05 GMT

(AP) - A wild horse grazes on one of the dirt roads on Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. Herds of wild horses run loose on the 17 mile long island once owned by the Carnegie family and made famous by the wedding of John F. Kennedy Jr. in 1996. The National Park Service is looking at starting vehicle tours to the north end of Cumberland Island, Georgia beginning next year in accordance with a mandate from congress to increase accessibility in the national seashore area. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

Grant Myland, left, and Elizabeth Johansen ride bicycles down ...

(AP) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:18:53 GMT

(AP) - Grant Myland, left, and Elizabeth Johansen ride bicycles down the main north to south road on Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The two are staying overnight on the island and rented bicycles to see more of the national seashore. The National Park Service is looking at starting vehicle tours to the north end of Cumberland Island, Georgia beginning next year in accordance with a mandate from congress to increase accessibility in the national seashore area. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

A wild horse grazes next to the ruins of the Dungeness mansion ...

(AP) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:18:01 GMT

(AP) - A wild horse grazes next to the ruins of the Dungeness mansion in the south end of Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The 17 mile long island was once owned by the Carnegie family and is only accessible by boat in the south end and once visitors arrive they can hike or rent bikes to explore it. The National Park Service is looking at starting vehicle tours to the north end of Cumberland Island, Georgia beginning next year in accordance with a mandate from congress to increase accessibility in the national seashore area. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

Horse hoof prints and tire tracks share the dirt road day visitors ...

(AP) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:17:51 GMT

(AP) - Horse hoof prints and tire tracks share the dirt road day visitors walk on during a tour of the south end of Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The 17 mile long island was once owned by the Carnegie family and is only accessible by boat in the south end and once visitors arrive they can hike or rent bikes to explore it. The National Park Service is looking at starting vehicle tours to the north end of Cumberland Island, Georgia beginning next year in accordance with a mandate from congress to increase accessibility in the national seashore area. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

National Park Service resource manager John Fry stands inside ...

(AP) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:17:41 GMT

(AP) - National Park Service resource manager John Fry stands inside the one room First African Baptist Church on the northern end of Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The church was the site of the wedding of John F. Kennedy Jr. to Carolyn Bessette in 1996 and is the most popular place visitors to the island say they want to see on the north end according to Fry and other park personnel. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

National Park Service resource manager John Fry stands outside ...

(AP) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:41:54 GMT

(AP) - National Park Service resource manager John Fry stands outside the one room First African Baptist Church on the northern end of Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The church was the site of the wedding of John F. Kennedy Jr. to Carolyn Bessette in 1996 and is the most popular place visitors to the island say they want to see on the north end according to Fry and other park personnel. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

National Park Service volunteer Bill Lefevre talks about the ...

(AP) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:39:07 GMT

(AP) - National Park Service volunteer Bill Lefevre talks about the workmanship of the interior wood work of the 1890's era Plum Orchard Mansion on the northern end of Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The mansion built in the 1890's by the Carnegie family has recently been restored and is open to the few visitors that make it to that part of the island. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)

National Park Service volunteer Bill Lefevre rides past the ...

(AP) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:26:45 GMT

(AP) - National Park Service volunteer Bill Lefevre rides past the 1890's era Plum Orchard Mansion on the northern end of the Cumberland Island, Georgia National Seashore, Saturday, September 20, 2008. The mansion built in the 1890's by the Carnegie family has recently been restored and is open to the few visitors that make it to that part of the island. (AP Photo/Chris Viola)