DeKalb County's Zonolite Park features 1.5 miles of gravel trails through 13 acres. The area includes an old-growth forest, a sunny meadow, small rivulets and a beautiful wetland garden. Wildlife seen here includes deer, fish, frogs and birds – including a pair of Great Blue Heron - songbirds and hawks.
Peavine trail is a soft surfaced adventure in woods on Emory University property.
The Coca-Cola Company has authenticated this mural in downtown Cartersville and declared it the first of its kind.
This Valdosta park features playgrounds, picnic pavilions, a creek, & other amenities. It’s also home to the Harry B. Anderson Tennis Center.
Bear Hollow is a wildlife sanctuary in Athens, Georgia exhibiting the state's native animals including river otters, alligators, & bears
The State Botanical Garden of Georgia encompasses 313 acres of displays, natural areas, and conservations in Athens, Georgia.
The Oconee Rivers Greenway Trail is a park system consisting of wildlife corridors, a hiking trail, and 8 miles of paved trails in Athens.
Banks Lake is home to many aquatic animals including alligators, which can be seen frequently from the fishing dock.
Fort Frederica is a national monument on St. Simons Island. Remains of the fort will take you back to the early days of Georgia’s history.
Freedom Park is a 250-acre park in Valdosta, Georgia that offers fun outdoor activities including walking tracks, ball fields and a dog park.