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Driving Directions

The Hughston Orthopedic Hospital is located at 100 Frist Ct. indicated by the red cross. Please feel free to view the map at different directions by clicking on the map.

• From Albany, Georgia
• From Atlanta, Georgia
• From LaGrange, Georgia
• From Macon, Georgia
• From Warner Robins, Georgia
• From Auburn/Opelika, Alabama
• From Eufaula/Dothan, Alabama
• From Montgomery, Alabama

Take Hwy 520 to US 280 through Richland and Cussetta to Ft. Benning.  Take I-185 north at the Atlanta/LaGrange exit.  Exit onto the Airport Thruway (exit 8) and turn left (west).  Turn right at the fourth light onto Veterans Parkway.  Drive 1 mile, the Hughston campus is on the left.  Enter at the traffic light by the statue of the discus thrower.

Travel south on I-85 to I-185. Continue south on I-185 to Exit 12 which is Williams Road. Turn left on Williams Road and follow it to the Traffic Light. Turn right onto Veterans Parkway(US Hwy 27), and travel south approximately 2 miles. The Hughston campus is on the left. Enter at the Traffic Light by the statue of the Discus Thrower.

From I-85 take I-185 south to Columbus. Continue south on I-185 to Exit 12 which is Williams Road. Turn left on Williams Road and follow through the stop sign (Fortson Road) to the next traffic light. Turn right onto Veterans Parkway (US Hwy 27), and travel south approximately 2 miles. Hughston Orthopedic Hospital driveway is on the left. Enter at the traffic light by the statue/sign of the Discus Thrower.

From Macon, Georgia

Travel west on US 80 into Columbus. Take Exit 4( which says Veterans Parkway or To Atlanta). Travel approximately 1 mile to the Veterans Parkway exit, (US Hwy 27). There is a traffic light at the top of the exit ramp; turn left. This is Veterans Parkway. Travel approximately 1.1 miles and you will see the campus on your left. Enter at the traffic light by the statue of the discus thrower.

Travel west on Watson Boulevard (247 Connector). Approximately 6.8 miles from the Galleria Mall in Centerville there is a stop sign. This is where the 274 Connector ends. Turn left on 49 South. Travel approximately 4.6 miles. There will be a Church of Christ on the right of The Lighthouse Church on the left. Turn right on 49 West. Go approximately 5 miles and you come to Highway 96. Turn right on Highway 96 and travel west through Reynolds, Butler, Junction City and Geneva. Highway 96 ends in Geneva and connects with US 80. Take US 80 West (left) approximately 24 miles to Exit 4. Take Exit 4.( which says Veterans Parkway or To Atlanta). Travel approximately 1 mile to the Veterans Parkway exit, (US Hwy 27). There is a traffic light at the top of the exit ramp; turn left. This is Veterans Parkway. Travel approximately 1.1 miles and you will see the campus on your left. Enter at the traffic light by the statue of the discus thrower.

Travel east on US 280 to Phenix City.  Take us 80 east into Columbus.  Take I-185 Atlanta/Veterans Parkway exit.  Continue straight to the Veterans Parkway-US Hwy 27 exit.  There is a traffic light at the end of the exit ramp; turn left.  This is Veterans Parkway.  Travel approximately 1.1 miles and you will see the Hughston campus on your left.  Enter at the traffic light by the statue of the discus thrower.

From Dothan - Travel north, take Hwy 431 through Eufala to Hwy 280 in Phenix City.  Take Hwy 280 east for 1.2 miles.  Turn left on Veterans Parkway US Hwy 27.  Proceed north on Veterans Parkway - US Hwy 27 for approximately 6 miles through Columbus.  The Hughston campus is on the right.  Enter at the traffic light by the statue of the discus thrower.

Travel east on I-185 to Opelika, exit east onto Hwy 431/280 (Columbus/Phenix City).  Take US 80 east into Columbus.  Take I-185 Atlanta, Veterans Parkway exit.  Continue straight to the Veterans Parkway - US Hwy 27 exit.  There is a traffic light at the end of the exit ramp; turn left.  This is Veterans Parkway.  Travel approximately 1.1 miles and you will see the Hughston campus on your left.  Enter at the traffic light by the statue of the discus thrower.