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Located in the valley east of Lookout Mountain, Rock Spring is home to the Battlefield Farmer's Market, Walker County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center. Nearby cities include Chickamauga and Lafayette.

Located in the heart of Southwest Georgia, Sylvester is a laid back, charming southern city with the heart of a progressive, vibrant community. We are often dubbed the "Peanut Capital of the World" due to our peanut production.

Arlington is an unique historical town in Southwest Georgia. An integral part of Arlington's history is the railroad. From its early history that began in 1873 until now, the railroad has long been a part.

Stop at the Depot and Railroad Museum, see the old cemetery and original old jail. Gordon is one of the locations where General Sherman’s troops practiced making “bow ties” out of the rail road tracks.

Norman Park is a small community located in Colquitt County. It is the home of Lauri Jo's Southern Style Canning. Three Oaks Wedding Venue is a popular destination in Norman Park for weddings, parties, etc.

Located one hour South of Atlanta just off Interstate 85, Luthersville is a charming example of rural Georgia downtowns. With great Southern restaurants, historic homes, and antique shopping, Luthersville is a taste of true Georgia.

While in Glennville, visit one of Georgia's two veteran cemeteries and the beautiful chapel, which is its centerpiece. Head to nearby Reidsville to visit Jack Hill State Park and its newly expanded Brazell's Creek Golf Course.

Colquitt has a story to tell! Home to the Official Folk Life Play of Georgia, "Swamp Gravy" has entertained visitors for more than 16 years. While in town, walk around and visit the towns 13 visual mural narratives.

This town was developed from a railroad junction in 1834. Union Point is known for its fine Victorian residential and commercial structures. Note the polygonal flower houses in some yards. Union Point is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Visit Dawson, Georgia's historic downtown and residential districts, featuring unique and beautiful architecture ranging from Victorian to antebellum style. While strolling around town, notice the historic murals and also look for the 1892 Terrell County Courthouse currently being restored.