Georgia leaf watch is on! Looking for the best in fall foliage? Georgia State Parks offer fantastic options for viewing fall leaf color. Here are 13 of our favorite Georgia State Parks for taking in the beauty of fall.
Looking for an easy hike to gorgeous summit views displaying breathtaking fall color? Then put on your hiking boots and go now to Brasstown Bald in beautiful Blairsville. We promise, you won’t be disappointed. Here’s everything you can expect during your epic fall summit hike to Brasstown Bald.
In the mountains, you’ll find the best sunflower farm Georgia has to offer, and apples and pumpkins galore. Not to mention, waterfalls, leaf peeping, and all kinds of family fun! There are so many great fall things to do in north Georgia. Here are six reasons to make the trek into the mountains right now!
Children of the Corn, anyone? If you’re ready to be scared in the middle of a corn field (minus the creepy kids…hopefully) then a haunted corn maze is for you! Georgia has several haunted corn mazes that will chill your blood, as well as a few that rely more on simple darkness for a less-scary spook. Here are 5 of the best haunted corn mazes in Georgia, plus a few corn mazes that simply require flashlights.
Fall is my favorite time of year. I love the cooler weather, the changing leaves and all the fun fall activities — like corn mazes. Here are 17 family-friendly corn mazes in GA that we know you and your crew are going to love!
Beer, brats, bands and Lederhosen – the Helen Oktoberfest has them all. Helen, Georgia is known for lots of things — but the annual Oktoberfest festival has got to be on the top of the list! Here’s everything you need to know about this annual event.
The North Georgia Wildlife and Safari Park, also known as the North Georgia Zoo, is full of animal fun. With a drive-through safari, hands-on experiences with animals, a wildlife park, and a petting zoo — you’ll never run out of things to do here. Ready to learn more about this special place? Here are 5 of the absolute best reasons to visit this North Georgia zoo.
Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park, or Lake Winnie as it is affectionately called, is like a time machine to a simpler, small town America amusement park. A cross between state fair and seaside boardwalk, Lake Winnie offers old favorites and modern rides, and is one of the best family amusement parks in Georgia.
Old Car City USA in White, GA is known as the “World’s Largest Known Classic Car Junkyard.” This photo-worthy spot is full of history, art, and a whole lot of cars. Here’s everything you need to know about this unique Georgia attraction.
Kids Bowl Free is a program that can help beat the summer heat, keep kids active, and promise lots of family fun.
Going on a Conasauga River snorkeling trip should be on your Georgia bucket list. The clear mountain waters found here are home to over 70 different species of fish, making it one of the most biodiverse river basins in the world! Pack your swim suit and wading shoes — here’s everything you need to know for your next Conasauga River snorkeling adventure.
If you’re a golfer, you’re going to love our list of fabulous golf resorts. And if you’re not a golfer? Well, you’re going to love our list too! Golf resorts these days are more than just beautiful 18-hole courses. You’ll find amazing dining, amenities, lodging, activities, and so much more. Here’s a list of 15+ Georgia golf resorts that are perfect for both golfers and non-golfers.
You’ve got 18 short years. Stop wasting time! Here are the best things to do in Georgia for kids of all ages, specifically designed for planning your adventures and vacations!
Here are 27+ of the absolute best train rides in Georgia that we know you and your crew will love!
I’m going to let you in on a secret; that’s how much I like you all. The Edge of the World Trail, also known as the Amicalola River Trail or Fern City, is…in a word: Awesome. This large outcrop of rocks makes the perfect picnic place, complete with swimming hole, rock slides, and all out fun.