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Set apart from many destinations because of its award-winning downtown and preserved historical fabric, Thomasville, Georgia, is truly worth the trip. Stroll brick-paved streets as you explore more than 100 specialty shops, boutiques and restaurants. Proximity to farmland ensures restaurant menus...

Just six miles east of downtown Atlanta in DeKalb County, Decatur is bursting with creative energy, buzz-worthy food, and festivals! Named as one of the South's Best Small Towns by Southern Living, you'll want to experience the vibrant, friendly city for yourself. Indulge in destination dining...

Once a summer retreat for early plantation owners, Flemington, Georgia is now a respite for travelers seeking to get off the interstate and explore area attractions. With a blend of historical charm and outdoor adventure, the quaint city of Flemington also provides visitors with easy access to...

Expect easy access to outdoor adventure, exciting events and plenty of small-town charm—with a population less than 500. With its convenient location near I-75, Cecil makes a great stopover for road-trippers and motorsports enthusiasts alike. Ride at South Georgia Motorsports Park One of the region...

Nestled in rural Quitman County, just a short distance off of US 82 from Georgetown, discover a relaxed atmosphere and wide-open skies and fields. Morris offers a quiet alternative to busier destinations—ideal for road-trippers, hunters or anyone looking to unplug and enjoy the slower pace of...

Incorporated in 1903, Mansfield, GA, is a quiet little town located about 40 miles east of Atlanta. We take great pride in our history, our homes, our churches, our local businesses, our natural resources, and our citizens.

Chattahoochee County, created by Act of February 13, 1854, was cut off from Muscogee and Marion Counties. It was named for the Chattahoochee River. Its courthouse, constructed in 1854, was built of select heart lumber from the Long Leaf Pine by slave labor, and is displayed at Westville in Lumpkin...