This granite city in Georgia is unique for its proximity to Atlanta, a stunning 400-million-year-old mountain, and for being home to 19th-century buildings.
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This little island packs a historical punch, scene of a military siege and a scenic lighthouse from the 1800s, and it's only a few miles outside Savannah.
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This town nestled on the Georgia-Tennessee border is the best place for poking around unique shops and floating the day away on the local river. Find out more.
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Explore the Blue Ridge Mountains at Georgia's highest state park, home to wildflowers, cascading waterfalls, and trails with sweeping vistas.
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The fruitcake capital of the world is only an hour's drive from Savannah, GA. And best of all, there's wine and nature to enjoy when you're sick of fruitcake.
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For a taste of historic Georgia, head to this picturesque waterfront Savannah walk that is full of charming shops, great restaurants, and bars with river views.
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Discover the lesser-known city in Georgia, where you shop at unique stores, see Civil War remains, and may experience a ghostly encounter.
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Tucked away in the North Georgia mountains, this small town with a gold mining past is now a natural oasis where you can explore vineyards and waterfalls.
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Beat the Georgia heat by visiting this hidden beach destination where you can kayak through marshes and bike under Spanish Moss trees.
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The largest state park in Georgia sprawls for 9,000 acres, offering 40 miles of hiking trails, a picturesque lake, and tons of historic destinations.
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The birthplace of President Jimmy Carter, this small Georgia town celebrates Southern culture, its ties to American history, and, yes, peanuts.
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National and state parks not only preserve nature but help make it accessible to the general public. This park, though beloved, often flies under the radar.
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The perfect place to enjoy Georgia is in the state's timeless "Rose City" with its historic downtown filled with shopping, antiques, and adorable cafes.
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With 36,000 acres of diverse landscapes, this barrier island in Georgia is home to wild horses, beachfront camps, and historical ruins dating back to the 1880s.
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Summer vacations usually mean shelling out a lot of money. If you can push your travels to late-summer, these destinations may prove an affordable alternative.
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This massive loop through Atlanta allows you to experience the entire city by traveling a single, 22-mile path filled with food, entertainment, and more.
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From "The Vampire Diaries" to horror classics, this Georgia town is a favorite among filmmakers, and it also boasts an adorable small town culture.
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This small town in northeast Georgia is bursting with charm and color, from its quirky school bus murals to its many farms and peach stands.
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Offering natural waterslides, miles of trails, and a dramatic covered bridge, this state park east of Atlanta makes for an excellent escape into the wilderness.
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Georgia's mountains are home to an amazing stretch of wilderness where you can completely disconnect from your wired world and become one with nature.
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This vibrant community (not the Georgia college town you're thinking of) has colorful murals, activities galore, and lots of comfort food.
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The words "world's busiest airport" and "serene nature getaway" don't often coincide. Check out this amazing park during your next long layover in Atlanta.
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This southern neighborhood in Atlanta transformed from a post-Civil War refuge into a vibrant cultural hotspot with award-winning dining and street art.
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This suburb nestled in the Peach State's capital is a book lover's dream with its historic homes, artsy festivals, and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure.
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This district is the fifth most-walkable neighborhood in Atlanta and is home to plenty of delicious restaurants, chic rooftop bars, and plenty of art.
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This small town in Georgia is less than two hours from Atlanta and is a hotbed of scenic trails, refreshing springs, and a fascinating limestone cave.
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If you need to beat the Georgia heat, you'll find a serene lake southeast of Atlanta that offers excellent fishing, swimming, boating, and camping.
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