A college town and former 19th-century capital of Georgia, Milledgeville is brimming with historic character, a charming downtown district, and outdoor adventure options for nature lovers of all ages. From boating to kayaking to jet skiing and fishing, visitors will find plenty to do along the...
Morganton, the original county seat for Fannin County, is most known for Morganton Point Recreation Area, which is located on Lake Blue Ridge. Morganton Point Recreation Area is part of the Chattahoochee National Forest and has a swimming beach and campground. Morganton Point is the only developed...
Smyrna is located about 10 miles northwest of Atlanta, Georgia, and is considered an integral part of the Metro Atlanta area. Strategically located near three interstate and intrastate highway systems - I-75, I-20, and I-285 - Smyrna is a great place to stay for easy access to metro Atlanta's major...
Visitors to Swainsboro and Emanuel County will find themselves in a gently rolling landscape of fields, woods and sandy soil. Under a canopy of piney woods, the forest floor is still carpeted with wiregrass, flora and fauna. The native deer, rabbits, raccoons, opossums, alligators, fish, bobcats...
Perfectly positioned between the enchanting and adventurous North Georgia mountains and the vibrant international city of Atlanta, Alpharetta conveniently provides you with quick access to more than 300 attractions. Explore 250 shops within a five-mile radius, more than 200 restaurants, one-of-a...
Metter, Georgia, is known as the home for Guido Gardens, which has become a source of restoration, peace and solitude for thousands of visitors each year. Adjacent to Guido Gardens is the Sower Studio, the TV taping home of "The Sower." Metter maintains two locations listed on the National Register...
The city of Hogansville is proud of its many architecturally and historically significant properties, including the outdoor amphitheater, train depot, the Royal Theater, and the Grand Hotel. Friendly merchants with a love of history offer antiques, vintage lighting and hardware, primitive furniture...
The City of Hawkinsville is known as the "Harness Horse Capital of Georgia," and is the home of the largest harness racing training facilities in the country. The town has had a long history of horse racing and celebrates the Hawkinsville Harness Horse Festival every spring. For recreation...
Experience alpine Helen this spring with these outdoor adventures, exciting events, and great places to eat, drink, and stay.
Americus is rich in history and culture, offering a variety of social opportunities, including theaters, dining, sports activities and churches. The town also prides itself in education, as it is home to two institutions of higher learning: Georgia Southwestern University and South Georgia Technical...