LaGrange, Ga is full of surprises, from a Bible history museum to a grand Callaway estate, and from 90+-year-old cherished hotdog restaurant to TLC’s Ultimate Cake Off winner of 2011. We’ve compiled a list of things to do in LaGrange GA in Troup County that you won’t want to miss!
If you’re looking for big thrills, fun and excitement for the whole family, or just a unique perspective — zip lining in GA should be on your bucket list! Ready to swing high and learn more? Here are 13+ of the absolute best places to go zip lining in GA!
If you’re visiting Augusta, you can’t miss a stop at Savannah Rapids Park. It’s breathtaking, with so much to do!
Plantation State Historic Site. The Jarrell family lived and worked here for over 125 years, from 1847 into the 1960s.
New Echota is a wonderful jumping off point for sharing the Trail of Tears with your kiddos. It’s a story that I’m obsessed with now, and a good reason to teach our kids about valuing curiosity over fear, especially when someone is different than we are.
I love the Ocmulgee National Monument! It is one of those places that just has everything you need for a fun day with the family. It has 6 miles of hiking trails, an awesome visitor center, and Mississippian Indian mounds — one you can go inside, and one you can climb.
My favorite kind of day? Jumping in the car with my kids and seeking out one of Georgia’s new (to us) waterfalls. We love the easy ones, the hidden ones….the roadside spills and the falls flowing deep within the forest. We love wading in them, swimming in them, splashing in them, or just admiring them. “Magical” is an over-used word, but it perfectly describes this list of our favorite waterfalls in Georgia.
Looking for a fun and exciting escape not too far from home? Consider a lake house rental in GA! These lakefront cabins offer so much — amazing water views, the chance to go boating, spending time on kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards, going for a swim, catching fish, and so much more. Here are 29 lake house rentals in GA we know you’ll love.
Georgia State Parks offer many wonders like canyons, beaches and mountain views, but our hearts and souls still seek out waterfalls whenever possible. Below are 9 Georgia State Parks with waterfalls plus three more worth noting due to their proximity. Let us know if you run across any others.
Experienced and novice riders have lots of room to push their limits on dirt bikes and ATVs at Georgia Off-Road Adventures formerly Durhamtown Off-Roading Resort in Greene County. Or if hunting is your thing, they’ve got that too. GEORGIA OFF-ROAD … Read More
Don’t worry, because there are plenty of things to do in Athens Ga for your weekend away, especially when you have tips from an insider! Whether it’s visiting famous landmarks, strolling through gardens, or taking interesting pictures, Athens, Georgia has you covered.
If you are looking for a getaway that takes you far away from crowds… offers plenty of great outdoor activities… works for couples, kids, or multi-generational families… helps you forget your worries… and puts a focus on FUN… Candlelight Forest … Read More
Appalachian Trail Rides was the perfect inaugural horseback riding adventure for our boys! My only complaint (I say in jest) is that the friendly guides, gentle horses and amazing experience has them officially hooked. I see a regular array of … Read More
Lake Blackshear Resort has beautiful views of the lake created by the Flint River. Cypress trees and Spanish moss dot the lake’s edges, creating a spectacular view from the resort. With the proximity to Georgia Veterans State Park and the SAM Shortline, this is a relaxing and memorable place to bring the family for a Georgia vacation.
Kids and dogs just need space. At Southern Cross Ranch, there is no shortage of space for kids and animals to run around and enjoy, plus the horseback riding is pretty incredible too.