Georgia is home to many different kayaking adventures for every type of paddler. Whether you’re a beginner, and want to bring your young children along, or maybe you want to attempt to conquer Class V rapids – kayaking in Georgia is for you!
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.
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!
Buckskin Gulch: We hiked 5.6 miles from WirePass and it was one of my favorite Utah hikes. Come read how you can see the beauty of the longest and deepest slot canyon without overnight permits.
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.
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!
Bell Mountain Park and Historical Site doesn’t require a hike, but the views will make you think you’ve traversed the wild forests and mountains of Towns County. Here’s what you need to know about not-really-hiking Bell Mountain in Hiawassee, Georgia. … Read More
We loved Zebra Slot Canyon, and we did a lot of research before heading out. We’ve collected that info for you in this post so that you don’t have to struggle like we did.
For outdoor lovers, Lake Martin, Alabama, has it all. With almost 900 miles of pristine shoreline and more than 40,000 acres of stunning views, it’s no wonder Lake Martin is known as Alabama’s Freshwater Coast.
Lake Nottely is a gorgeous 4,000 acre lake with more than half its shoreline undeveloped and protected by the United State Forest Service. This hidden secret in North Georgia is much quieter than some other lakes in the state, and that’s precisely why we like it.
Since I first read about Little St Simons Island, I have longed to visit. Pristine beaches…undeveloped wilderness…privately-owned island…accessible only by boat. For this nature-loving family, it sounds like heaven on earth.
When neighbors heard we experienced Lookout Mountain hang gliding, they stopped me in the street to say, “You went hang gliding? Where was that? How can I do it?” Need an awesome gift for the man in your life? Try a hang gliding session. Oh yeah, and kids love it too.
There is not another place like this in the world, which is why it is so important to me to share these best hikes in Redwood National Park and State Parks.