My kids are at an age where they love live music. So when I heard about Bragg Jam, a progressive concert in downtown Macon, Ga., we made a date to go with the teens. With 19 stages and 90 bands, it was a lot to take in, and we weren’t sure what to expect. Here’s your guide to Macon’s hottest concert ticket.
Fall Festivals in Georgia fill September, October and November with events galore. Music festivals in the city? Grape stomping in the mountains? Hot air balloons, craft beer festivals, family friendly events and so much more — we’ve got them all!
Glamping — or glamorous camping — is basically an upgrade in accommodations for those who love nature and adventure. Whether it be in a treehouse, yurt, RV, caboose, teepee, geo dome, or lodge, these places are for those who either want a unique sleeping experience, or lots of luxury. (Or both!)
There are so many places to explore on the water – from the salt marshes of the coast, to the mountain rivers of the north. From peaceful flatwater lakes, to alligator-filled swamps. This guide will help you find the perfect water trail for you.
With lots of outdoor adventure, awesome museums, great restaurants, and plenty of free things, too — Columbus is one Georgia city that’s worth the visit.
Hidden treasures are the best part of traveling, and the small towns in Georgia are riddled with secret finds. Here are 13 of the best small towns in Georgia to visit this year.
The tiny house movement is still alive and well in the world, but not everyone is willing and able to take advantage on a full time basis. If you want a taste of living in a small space, without sacrificing … Read More
It’s almost strawberry time! Strawberry picking in Georgia begins near the end of April and runs through most of May. Here are the strawberry farms in Georgia you need to know about.
We checked another item off our Georgia Bucket List with a trip to The Masters. While I was there, I couldn’t help but take in the cultural and traditional nuances that have evolved over the years, as well as a bit of the history. Here’s what I gathered: 33 unusual things you probably don’t now about The Masters…unless you’ve been!
Once a month Milledgeville, Georgia offers a tour of the Georgia Lunatic, Idiot and Epileptic Asylum. We believe this tour offers the perfect reason to day trip to the area…and here’s why!
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If you enjoy hiking near Atlanta, then this list of 125 hikes under 2 miles is a great resource. Enjoy the best hiking in Georgia for kids and beginners.
There are so many wonderful vacation destinations to explore, that sometimes we forget the ones in our own backyard.
Down a sleepy roadway off I-75, past a former movie set, and tucked into the Piedmont National Forest is Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site. The Jarrell family lived and worked here for over 125 years, from 1847 into the 1960s. … Read More
My husband is an avid golfer, but not a huge traveler. I on the other hand, am a traveler, but not a golfer. We compiled this list of the top golf resorts in Georgia to satisfy both his quest for the perfect game, and my wanderlust.
Are you looking for something different to do for vacation? Does the thought of relaxing and “getting away from it all” interest you? Cabin rentals in Georgia are the solution. We have 29 outstanding Georgia cabins and cabin rental companies for you to check out.
