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A great destination for hiking and history, Fort Mountain State Park sits at the southwestern end of the Cohutta Mountains.
The Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village is a living museum in Tifton where visitors can walk through a 19th century town.
The Coca-Cola Company has authenticated this mural in downtown Cartersville and declared it the first of its kind.
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.
Visitors to Brasstown Bald enjoy 360-degree views of the Southern Appalachian Mountains from Georgia's highest point.
Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site includes six large, earthen mounds covered in grass and accessible by large wooden staircases. From the tops of these mounds, visitors can look out over the 54-acre site and view area farmland and the adjacent Etowah River.
Once the colonial estate of the first settlers to Georgia, the historic site, Wormsloe, dates back to 1733.
This stagecoach inn and plantation home was built around 1815 along the the Unicoi Turnpike; a busy highway over the Appalachian Mountains.
Visit Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Little White House in Warm Springs and see the small town that inspired many presidential deals.
Visitors to Pickett’s Mill Battlefield Historic Site can explore earthworks used in the American Civil War.
