If you’re looking for entertainment and fun — Atlanta’s got it. You know this, but have you really explored it all? Maybe you want to, but it can be costly to hit all the major Atlanta attractions this wonderful city offers. Enter: Atlanta CityPASS!
Although wine grapes have been growing in North Georgia for hundreds of years, Georgia’s wineries didn’t receive much notice until the late 1990s and early 2000s. However, once they started gaining attention, the wineries of the North Georgia Mountains really took off, with new ones seemingly appearing overnight. Here are 13+ amazing North Georgia wineries you’ve got to visit!
Georgia is a state rich with lakes, and no two are the same around here. From expansive mountain reservoirs to quiet, riverine lakes fed by the Chattahoochee, we’ve got the scoop on where and how to enjoy the Peach State’s freshwater amenities. Here are 35 of the most amazing lakes in Georgia that you’ve got to check out!
Ellijay is known as the apple capital of North Georgia, but this Southern Appalachian location is perfect for growing wine grapes too. These Ellijay winery options are just what cupid ordered for a romantic daytime date along the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.
Our family recently spent a weekend exploring the myriad things to do in Augusta Ga and we had a BALL! If you enjoy many of the same things we do – great food, outdoor adventure, and a hint of history and arts – then this is a city you need to add to your bucket list.
There is no shortage of top-rated Blue Ridge GA restaurants for your weekend getaway experience. Which one is best for date night? Lunch after a hike? A treat for the kids? And where do you find the locals for the most authentic experience?
George L Smith State Park is about 3 hours from Atlanta, on the way to Savannah. We spent three days/two nights there enjoying the peaceful and serene park. The cottages were well equipped, and the grist mill/dam offered a fun way to learn about the history of the area.
If you’re looking for a great aviation museum Georgia has one of the best. The Museum of Aviation in central Georgia is a truly a wonderful place to visit for those interested in aviation, but it’s also a great stop for those traveling south from Atlanta with kids.
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.
I’ll take any excuse possible to visit Blue Ridge! We love the hiking, the waterfalls, the restaurants…all of it. So we were so jazzed to learn about this new treehouse only a few miles from Downtown.
For bargain hunters and those searching for unexpected treasures, flea markets in Atlanta and beyond offer an ever-changing shopping experience. Where are the best Atlanta flea markets? You’ll find them in every corner of the state, from multi-acre roadside setups to old churches filled with vending booths and produce stands.
The Callaway Gardens Zipline and Treetop Adventure in Pine Mountain, GA, is a combination of a challenging ropes course and moderate zip lines. The experience is a whole lot of fun, especially for tweens and teens, but they also have a course for little guys too.
Red Top Mountain State Park in Acworth is known for its amazing location right on Lake Allatoona. With amazing accommodations, a beautiful lake, and activities galore, this is one Georgia State Park that’s definitely worth a visit!
Calhoun Ga and all of Gordon County are home to a rich Native American and Civil War history and are filled with an array of outdoor adventures, making it an ideal spot for adventurous families. And it’s a short drive and easy access from Atlanta and Chattanooga, TN.
The Arabia Mountain Heritage Area in DeKalb County is a must-visit with kids! You’ll find fun hiking trails, an awesome visitor center, bike paths, and more.