Georgia's Scenic Byways are more than just state routes with captivating picturesque landscapes. Many of these roadways have been used by the traveling public for a long time and hold historic significance. They also offer a glimpse of Georgia's diverse natural beauty. However, the best part of...
Spanish moss-draped oaks arching over the road. Multi-colored hillsides dancing in the fall breeze. Roadside stands stocked with freshly picked produce. These are scenes you won't find speeding down the highway. When you take a detour along the following three byways in coastal, northwest, and...
Fall is just around the corner! Explore the BEST of the season in Georgia with this bucket list created just for you. 1. Pick apples Photo Credit: Ryan Free The North Georgia mountains are filled with apple orchards, including u-pick, hayrides, petting zoos, and so much more. We love the weekday u...
When fall makes its much-anticipated appearance in North Georgia, in-the-know leaf peepers head to one spot: Brasstown Bald in Hiawassee. As the state's highest peak — 4,784 feet above sea level — Brasstown Bald is also among the first to display the season's riotous fall colors. Even in summer, you...
Have fun with the family in northeast Georgia without spending much cash. With stops that include Dahlonega, Chattahooche-Oconee National Forest, and the Stovall Mill Covered Bridge, you'll find plenty to do that doesn't break the bank as you explore the northeast Georgia mountains.
Get outside and back to nature in Georgia. Dive into outdoor activities, visit natural attractions and state and national parks, find outdoor outfitters and guides, and explore scenic byways and trails. Georgia is filled with scenic trails to hike, bike, and paddle. From more than 600 miles of...
Immerse yourself in the Bavarian village of Helen, Georgia! This bustling arts and shopping district is also a cobblestone-lined Bavarian Alpine village. Find more than 200 specialty shops featuring everything from blown glass to cuckoo clocks and miniatures. To see a vignette of the city, float the...
Set in the heart of Georgia’s agricultural community, Tifton is at the crossroads of multiple highways and byways and is a roughly 3-hour drive from Atlanta. Nicknamed “The Friendly City,” it was settled in 1872 at a railroad junction. Much of the downtown is listed on the National Register of...
Formed along the railroad, Cohutta is a city rich in land and agriculture. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the city's museum that celebrates Cohutta's history, enjoy a scenic drive along the Cohutta-Chattahoochee Scenic Byway, and explore nearby Red Clay, the last council grounds of the Eastern Band...