Fall is the perfect time to get out and explore Georgia when it’s not quite so hot. To celebrate the cooler weather, here are four ways to get active with your family that won’t break the bank. 1. Pick some fruit September is the perfect time to pick apples in Georgia, and it’s one of our family’s...
I met up with mountain bike trail designer Ethan Quehl to check out the latest addition to Allatoona Creek Mountain Bike Park in Acworth, a fun quarter-mile downhill called Mo Flow. This expert-rated ride is jam-packed with jumps, rollers and berms. While it is rated expert, Ethan is quick to point...
Henry County sits just south of Atlanta and holds a world of fun, adventure, and excitement for families. Here’s how to make a weekend of family fun in McDonough, Stockbridge, Hampton, and Locust Grove. Top stops with kids Tree climbing with Field Trips with Sue in Panola Mountain State Park Panola...
Camels. Sea turtles. Alligators. Oh my. Getting up close with animals can teach us a lot about our world and ourselves. There are so many places to visit with both native and non-native animals in Georgia. Some, like Zoo Atlanta are well-known and have a wide variety of animals. Others, like the...
Look out over landscapes dappled in red, orange, yellow, and green on these seven mountain hikes in Georgia, perfect for fall.
What do monsters, vampires and zombies all have in common? They were all filmed in Georgia! "Goosebumps" was filmed primarily in Madison, "The Vampire Diaries" filmed in Covington, and "The Walking Dead" films in Senoia. Spend this Halloween on location at some of Georgia’s most “creepy” filming...
Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island. Photo by Lisa Westberry via Facebook Photograph and be photographed at Jekyll’s favorite sites. No trip to Jekyll is complete without a visit to Driftwood Beach. Check with the Georgia Sea Turtle Center and make plans to capture a sea turtle release on video (complete...
These five historic Native American sites in Georgia will immerse you in cultures that existed long before European settlers arrived.
Visitors can explore numerous sites throughout Georgia to learn about the state's original inhabitants, including the Mississippian, Creek and Cherokee cultures. Here are five fascinating destinations to explore historic landscapes from the mountains to the coast.
Geocaching is a fun adventure game played by using high-tech devices to hunt treasures called geocaches. These caches, hidden in some of the most interesting places around Georgia, contain a variety of items such as trading cards, trinkets, and traveling coins. The game is exciting fun for outdoor...