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Get in on the action — from apple picking to food sampling — at some of Georgia’s signature events.

From the nation's first planned city to one of the world's best sites for stargazing, the Coastal Georgia region promises plenty of superlatives. Whether you're after the freshest seafood, the most remote and ecologically pristine swamp, or simply the best resort (Sea Island is the only property in...

Georgia's agrarian belt, Magnolia Midlands is chock-full of natural beauty. Whether you're paddling the Altamaha River or taking in verdant spans of farmland, your eyes will feast on the region's bounty. As the agricultural heart of Georgia, the region also promises the freshest produce and, as you...

Spanning the geographic heart of the state, this aptly named region is filled with historical gems, from architecturally significant homes to grand hotels. It also boasts some of Georgia's most popular outdoor destinations, from the State Botanical Garden to Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park...

The capital of Georgia and the South, Atlanta anchors this dynamic region. The city itself is home to some of the na­tion's buzziest restaurants and most renowned shopping destinations, as well as world-class arts institutions and a host of sites that tell the story of America's civil rights...

From moss-draped cypress trees to glittering lake escapes, Georgia's Classic South region offers all the picturesque beau­ty its name implies, as well as plenty of opportunities for out­door fun, from fishing and biking to kayaking and golf (this is the home of The Masters, after all). The largest...

The down-to-earth quality of this west Georgia region factors heavily into the narratives of its two most illustri­ous former residents: Franklin D. Roosevelt embraced its naturalness; Jimmy Carter embodied it. Unpretentious Presidential Pathways is packed with affordable, family-friendly...

This mountainous corner of the state is known for its scenic beauty and the wealth of family-friendly outdoor adventures it promises, from hiking and biking to zip lining and whitewater rafting. Also on tap in Northwest Georgia are tree-top lodging and waterside brews. Gracious, small cities...

The mountains of northeast Georgia were the site of America's first major gold strike. Today, people continue to be drawn to the region as the mountains offer up new riches. Terraced vineyards welcome the wine set, and sparkling lakes beckon to anglers and boaters. Every bend in the road reveals a...