Seasoned bikers, families, and little ones just learning – no matter who you are, bike riding is fun for everyone. There are plenty of great Atlanta bike trails in the city and the surrounding metro area. Whether you’re looking for paved family-friendly trails or mountain biking trails, this Georgia city has some great options.
What child doesn’t dream of horseback riding? In Georgia, there are stables that offer guided trail riding, as well as horseback riding trails where you bring your own horse. Are you wondering, “Where is the closest horseback riding near me?”
Glamping — or glamorous camping — is basically an upgrade in accommodations for those who love nature, adventure, and the great outdoors. Read on for some of the best glamping Georgia has to offer. From North Georgia to the East Coast – let’s go glamping!
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.
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.
Originally building escape pods in the Northeast, Getaway House has ventured into our neck of the woods, with an Atlanta outpost in Chattahoochee Hills. Even the most avid North Georgia adventurist might need help with that location…it’s in Union County, but much closer to Dahlonega than Blairsville. Expertly, in the middle of nowhere. Here are 5 things you should plan for your visit to Getaway House Atlanta.
Scenic drives, amazing hiking trails, waterfalls, mountain views, awesome restaurants, great small towns, and so many adventures can be found in the mountains of North Georgia. We’ve gathered more than 120 amazing ways to have fun in North Georgia, so you’ll never run out of fun things to do.
Tubing in Helen, Ga is a rite of passage. It’s that thing that every local and visitor alike MUST do when coming within at least 100 miles of the Alpine city. This summer we took the boys for some tubing in Helen as part of their birthday celebration. Yes, they are still talking about it! Want to make this trek yourself – either with the family, with friends, or on a special adults-only outing? Here are 10 things you need to know before tubing Helen, Georgia.
When I think of Tallulah Gorge State Park in Tallulah Falls located in Rabun County, I think of the spectacular views and that awesome suspension bridge. But there are so many other completely cool things about this state park, too! Here’s everything you need to know about this amazing Georgia State Park.
My family and I recently took a trip to Blairsville and stayed at Vogel State Park. While there, we took a side trip to nearby Helton Creek Falls, and we had a blast. Here’s everything you need to know about the family-friendly Helton Creek Falls.
The waterfalls over the rocks at High Falls State Park are gorgeous! The lake is beautiful, and the yurts are a fun camping option.
Are you new to hiking, have little ones, or just don’t want to commit to an all-day hike? Then we’ve got the list for you of the best places for hiking in Georgia.
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.
Looking for a resort vacation on a budget? Try Hard Labor Creek State Park, one of the largest in the Georgia State Park system. Swim, golf, fish, boat, hike, bike, and even play miniature golf at this park about an hour from Atlanta near Rutledge, Ga.
My family just returned from a camping trip at Florence Marina State Park, just south of Columbus, and we had the best time! I had never been camping at Florence Marina before, and we definitely learned a few things while we were there.