Oakman is located in Gordon County, approxiately 20 miles from Calhoun. Oakman is home to Carter's Lake, one of the most scenic lakes in the SE, featuring the highest earth-filled dam east of the Mississippi River and a full-service marina. This is the perfect location to hike, bird watch, fish and...
Located along Highway 341, Lumber City is a small town with lots of flare. You can't within the city limits without smelling the tempting bbq at Stinson's. The Stinson brothers continue to carry on a long time family tradition of carefully barbecuing meat. Enjoy the architecture of the homes and...
The small town of Odum, located just outside of Jesup, is home to the agritourism site Poppell Farms. It is also conveniently located along US Highway 341 which is part of the annual Peaches to the Beaches Antique and Yard Sale. You will love the quaint town and the unqiue assets it possess.
Warthen is the first settlement in Washington County. It was founded as the site of the superior courts and the jail. Made of hand-hewn logs, the jail has been restored and is considered the oldest log jail in Georgia. The entire village of Warthen, including the jail, is listed on the National...
Waverly is an unincorporated community located between Brunswick and Woodbine, west of I-95, on historic U.S. Highway 17. Nearby (off Horsestamp Church Road) is The Golf Club at Sanctuary Cove, a Love Golf Design/Fred Couples Signature Course. The complex is a Certified Cooperative Sanctuary by...
Plan an unforgettable trip to explore President Jimmy Carter's hometown of Plains and nearby sites with this three-day itinerary.
Wildwood is a small unincorporated area of the far northwestern corner of Georgia, but home to the largest outdoor drive-in theater in the state. The Outdoor Wilderness Theater shows first-run movies, and offers a fun family activity for anyone visiting the surrounding area. Shoppers enjoy the...
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...
Founded in 1826, Barnesville was known as the "Buggy Capital of the South" during its heyday and even produced buggies for presidents! Located a short 15-minute drive west of I-75, Barnesville is home to numerous murals, antique stores, and downtown merchants sure to delight the whole family. Come...