The best family day trips from Atlanta include Great Wolf Lodge in LaGrange for an indoor water park, Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville for hands-on exhibits, and Chattanooga for aquariums and outdoor adventures. All are within 2 hours.
The best mountain day trips from Atlanta include Blue Ridge for scenic railways and apple orchards, Helen for Bavarian charm and tubing, and Cloudland Canyon for dramatic hiking. All are within 2 hours of the city.
The best small town day trips from Atlanta include Senoia for Walking Dead fans and charming antique shops, Macon for the Cherry Blossom Festival, and Athens for incredible food and music. All are within 2 hours of the city.
The best out-of-state day trips from Atlanta include Chattanooga TN for family-friendly adventures, Greenville SC for a walkable downtown and waterfalls, and Asheville NC for mountain scenery and food. All are within 3.5 hours.
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If your spring break plans are starting to feel a little too familiar—walks through Piedmont Park, a loop around the Georgia Aquarium, maybe a stop at your go-to brunch spot—it might be time to switch it up. There’s a spot … Read More
If you’re heading to the North Georgia mountains for a weekend getaway, there’s a spot in Ellijay you need to add to your list: Mountain View Gourmet. Whether you’re renting a cozy cabin, planning a picnic at Carter’s Lake, or … Read More
Located just 30 minutes northwest of the Atlanta perimeter on I-75/575, Woodstock is an unexpected destination offering visitors authentic and organic experiences including interesting dining experiences, unique shopping options and loads of outdoor adventure that make it an ideal basecamp for exploring North Georgia. From fishing … Read More
Georgia Safari Conservation Park in Madison, GA, is now open and ready for your visit! This amazing park features exotic and endangered animals, safari tours, animal encounters, and some of the most unique lodging in the state. Although a visit … Read More
Creekwater Alpaca Farms in Snellville is home to over 100 animals – alpacas included! Want to spend time with them? Of course! Creekwater offers weekend public tours on Saturday and Sunday only, 11am – 4pm. They’re priced at $17 for … Read More
While visiting Georgia’s State Parks, you might find yourself coming across a view or trail you recognize from a TV show or film. Georgia has become known as the “Hollywood of the South,” and Georgia State Parks’ natural resources have … Read More
We’ve talked up Paradise Gardens in Summerville, Georgia a lot. It was the home of famed artist Howard Finster, and the beautiful surroundings are just teeming with his renowned folk art. If you’ve never been, this free public park is … Read More
Macon, in partnership with six other cities just launched a brand new tourism trail that spans more than 90 miles in the heart of Georgia. There are over 50 historical stops along the way that cover so many areas of … Read More
Good news: Georgia Safari Conservation Park is opening June 1st, and you can now make a reservation for either daily safari tours or overnight lodging. Prepare for an unforgettable adventure amidst the breathtaking landscapes and exotic wildlife of Georgia’s premier … Read More
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and discover the hidden gem of Georgia’s Lake Lanier, just a short 45-minute drive north of Atlanta. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Lake Lanier has something for everyone, both on and … Read More