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Adel 1200 W. 4th St. 
Alma 930 S. Bierce St. 
Ashbu,n 823 E.Washington Ave. 
Athens 230 N. Finley St. 
AtlHti  Acworth 5035 Cowen Rd. 
Atlnta  Airport South 1540 Phoenix Blvd. 
AtlantaDoglmille/Fairburn 5489 Westmoreland Plaza 
AtlHta  Oowntowa  300 Spring St. NW 
Atlanta - D,luth 1920 Pleasani Hill Rd. 
Atlant - K,..esaw  760 Cobb Place Blvd. 
Atlnta - Mrietta  1-75, Exit 265 
Atl..t  Marlett/ Windy Hill Road 4502 Circle 75 Parkway 
Atlant - McDonogh 744 GA Hwy 155 South 
Atlllt  Norcross 5385 Peachtree Ind. Blvd. 
Atl..ta  Northeast/ lirwmy Carter Blvd. 5990 Western Hills Dr. 
Atl11ta  Northlake 3585 Chamblee Tucker Rd. 
Atlant  Northwest 1701 Northside Drive 
Atlanta S. .thlake/Morrow 1599 Adamson Pkwy 
Atlaot - SHdy Springs 5750 Roswell Rd. 
Atlant  Dys Inns & Suites/Stockbridge  7385 Hannover Pkwy N. 
Atl..ta Sto11 Mo11ti  2006 Glenn Club Dr. 
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B,emen 35 Price Creek Road 
Brunswick  Downtown/Gloucester 2307 Gloucester St. 
Buford - MII of GA 4267 Bulord Dr. 
Byron  Hwy 49 1-75 &246 N. Highway 49 
c.1ro 35 US Hwy 84 East 
Cartersville 1-75, Exit 290 
Clayton 54 Highway 441 
Clnel..dS. of Timu Sq. 2445 Main Street 
Conyers 1350 Dogwood Dr. 
Coviogton 10166 Alcovy Road 
Dahloneg 833 S. Chestatee St. 
Doulsonville Hwy 84 &204 W3rd St. 
Elberton  302 Elbert St. 
Forsyth 1-75, Ex.187 & 343 N. Lee St. 
Fort Valley  300 Commercial Heights 
Gray 288 W. Clinton St. 
Griffin 1719 N. Expressway 
Hartwell 1679 Anderson Highway 
lckson 625 East Third Street 
Jekyll Island  Oceanfront 60 South Beachview Dr. 
LaFayette 2209 North Main Street 
l Gr..ge Callway Grdens  2606 Whitesville Rd. 
Lawrenceville 731 Duluth Hwy 
Maco 2856 Jellersonville Rd. 
 
Mcon  West 6000 Harrison Rd. 
Mdisoo 2001 Eatonton Hwy 
Manchester 2546 Rooievelt Hwy 
Milledgeville 2551 N.Columbia 
Montuuo,a 520 Spaulding Rd. 
Puchlree City 2800 Hwy 54 West 
Perry loos & Suites 1-75, Exit 135 
Pioe MOMntai 368 South MainAve. 
Rockmart 105 GTM Pkwy 
Savanuh  Airport  2500 Dean Forest Road 
Savanah  Gateway 4Gateway Blvd. 
Svannah Historic District 201 W. Bay St. 
SavannahOglethorpe Mall 114 Mall Blvd. 
Statesboro  461 S. Main St. 
Swainsboro 654 S. Main St. 
Sylvani  404 W. Ogechee St. 
Sylvester  Albany East 909 E. Franklin St. 
Tho11111ton 1211 Hwy 19 North 
nomso  2658 Cobbham Rd. 
Tilton 1199 Hwy 82 West 
Trenton  95 Killian Ave. 
Vldost 1827 West Hill Ave. 
V.ldost - lake Puk 4913 Timber Rd. 
Vidlia  1503 Lyons Hwy 280 East 
Wrner Robins  215 Margie Dr. 
Wy111boro US Hwy 25 S. & 325 Liberty St. 
 
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  History 
In 173 3 British general James Oglethorpe located the spot he had been commissioned to find in order to buffer the British in South Carolina from the Spanish in Florida. He named it Georgia in honor of King George II, and what was to become the 13th colony was born. There, on a bluff overlooking the river, Oglethorpe helped create avannah, merica's first planned city. 
At the encl of the 1700s, Georgia farmers hit boom times with the invention of the cotton gin. The sparse population grew as people arrived to try their hand at cultivating "white gold," and grand plantations were established with slave labor from West Africa. 
The Civil War ended tl1is prosperity, devastating Georgia and leaving its homes, farm and families in ruins. The long, slow road to recovery con tinued until World War II, when industry began to breathe life back into the economy. 
Witl1 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leading the way for social change in the 
1950s, segregation wa abolished, and Atlanta, as "the City Too Busy to Hate," beca me the capital of the ew South . Today, Atlanta is a force in the international world of business, with headquarters for companies including Coca-Cola, UPS, Home Depot, Rubbermaid , C , and Delta Airlines. Smaller cities and towns around tl1e state hum witl1 vitality, while rural areas offer pastoral serenity with a cornucopia of the gifts of the ea rth . 
 
Climate and Geography 
Georgia is ble sed witl1 four seasons. The glorious spring and fall , seeming to go on forever, burst with color from blossoming Aowers and autumn leaves. 
Summer days are warm (reaching the upper 80s) followed by plea antly balmy night , whil e the short winter mixes some rain witl1 bright, brisk, sun-filled hours and temperature in the 40s and 50s. The Mountains region is usually a few degrees cooler than the rest of the state, and its peak are du ted witl1 now at times. It rarely snows south of Atlanta. 
The geographical features of the state are so vari ed that there is something for everyone- tl1e foothills and rugged mountains of the north, the pine-forested Piedmont region wi th its famous red clay soil, the fertile fields and rolling hills of middle Georgia , and the coastal plains, sa lt marshes, and barrier i lands of the east. 
 
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Augusta, Richmond County 
1-20 w., 706-737-1446 
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Columbus, Muscogee County US Hwy. 185 and Williams Rd. 706-649-7455 Southern Rivers 
Kingsland, Camden County 1-95 N.,912-729-3253 Coast 
Lavonia, Franklin County 
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Plains, Sumter County US Hwy. 280, 229-824-7477 Southern Rivers 
Ringgold, Catoosa County 1-75 S., 706-937-4211 Mountains 
Savannah,Chatham County 1-95 S.,912-963-2546 Coast 
Sylvania,Screven County US Hwy. 301 ,912-829-3331 Historic South 
Tallapoosa, Haralson County 1-20 E., 770-574-2621 Mountains 
Valdosta, Lowndes County 1-75 N., 229-559-5828 Southern Rivers 
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the state is divided into five regional sections, each packed with useful information on attractions and lodging throughout the state. 
We've checked and rechecked all the numbers and addresses you'll find in this guide. However, we encourage you to call ahead when planning your trip to verify hours of operation, fees, reservations, and other information. 
 
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In the guide, you'll notice a map coordinate for almost every city-for example, Abbeville (K-16 ). These coordinates relate to the map on page 4. It's worth noting that though almost every city in Georgia is listed in this guide , because of space limitations some of the smaller cities do not appear on the state map and therefore have no map coordinates indicated. 
You 'll also see on the map an icon (  ) for each of Georgia 's 63 state parks and historic sites . For more information on state parks and historic sites, visit 
gastateparks.org or call 800-864-7275 . 
Travel Services 
The listings for almost every city include a Travel Services section , where you will find contact information for the convention and visitors bureau , chamber of commerce, state visitors center, or local welcome center in that city. You'll also find a list of tour operators to take you on adventures such as white-water rafting, horseback riding, deep-sea fishing, or hunting trip . 
 
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hundred years ago, Thomasville was celebrated as one of the most } \fashionable places in the world to visit. Many of its wealthy 
northern visitors bought land and built elaborate houses they called "winter cottages?' Ochers purchased area plantations and changed them from agricultural sites to shooting estates. The Hanoa family of Cleveland, Ohio purchased Pebble Hill Plantation, Thomasville's crown jewel of attractions. Today, visitors can tour Pebble Hill's forty rooms filled with stunning antiques and sporting art and scroll the beautifully landscaped grounds to gain an insightful glimpse into the plantation's elegant past. Historic downtown Thomasville has restored and maintained its Victorian character and offers superior shopping an d excellent dining. One of America's premier sporting art festivals , the Plantation Wildlife Arts Festival, sponsored by the Thomasville Cultural Center, occurs each November. The Thomasville Cultural Center is the place where area citizens go for arc classes, music lessons, and cultural activities of all kinds. 
Pebble Hill Plantation Highway 319 South Thomasville, GA 31792 (229) 226-2344, web: www.pebblehill.com Lapham-Patterson House, (229) 225-4004, email: lphouse@rose.net Thomasville Cultural Center, (229) 226-0588, web: www.cccarcs.com Thomas County Museum of History, (229) 226-7664, web: www.rose.ned ~history Thomasville Coo"Vent:ion &VJSitors Bureau, (866) 577-3600, web: www.thomasvillega.com;-~"'":-""'!'~.,..~~~~""'""!---J 
 
 Catch the excitement of the sport of cycling at the Dodge Tour de Georgia on April 19-24, 2005. Now in its third year, this event brings the elite athletes of international cycling, the likes of Lance Armstrong and Italy's Mario Cipollini, to Georgia to test their mettle in America's premier professional cycling competition. Thousands of sports enthusiasts from all over the world line the course to cheer their teams and then stay to enjoy street festivals with food, arts, and entertainment, hosted by the communities along the race route. The race course covers more than 600 miles of varied terrain from the mountains through the plains and coastal region.More than 750,000 spectators viewed the 2004 competition, with 75,000 onlookers attending the finale alone. Spanning six days, the Dodge Tour de Georgia benefits the Georgia Cancer Coalition. 
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Give in to the peaceful pace of rural life, where rolling hills, pastures,and fields burst forth with the bounty of each season in Georgia. Hop on an authentic farm hayride, tour a dairy or fish hatchery, wander around a cornfield maze, or pet a pig and agoat. Pick your own peaches,blueberries,apples,and pumpkins or stop by aroadside stand for pecans,honey, boiled peanuts,and Vidalia onions. Choose fully ripened,fresh -from -thevine fruits and vegetables, flowers, or plants at local farmers markets. From wine weekends to watermelon festivals, there'salways plenty happening amid the scenic beauty of the Georgia countryside. georgia.orgltourismlagritourismlattractions 
The quality of the courses, variety of settings, and fantastic year-round weather are the three things that make swinging agolf club in Georgia such apleasure. In this state with its five distinctly different regions, the long list of courses is as diverse as the topography.The course designers, from Jack Nicklaus to Greg Norman to Tom Fazio, constitute awho'swho of golfing greats. Check out luxurious golfing packages that include everything from private cabins with hot tubs and fireplaces to ocean-view rooms along with greens fees. Many of Georgia's beautiful state parks also offer great golf courses. Professional tournament play is a part of the experience,with the epitome of prestige-the Masters golf tournament-held each spring in Augusta. Others such as Savannah'sLiberty Mutual Legends of Golf,The TOUR Championship at Atlanta'sEast Lake Golf Club,orthe BellSouth Classic in Duluth are just afew ofthe many events that showcase the state as atrue golfing mecca. georgia.org!tourismlgolf 
 
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Albany Mall-Dawson Road (229) 883-8100 
Athens (706) 549-4433 
ATLANTA AIRPORT AREA 
Airport-North (404) 762-8411 
Airport-South  (404) 763-8800 
ATLANTA DOWNTOWN AREA 
Capitol Conference Center  (404) 591-2000 
Downtown (International Boulevard) (404) 524-5555 
Midtown (404) 351 -3831 
ATLANTA AREA 
Central-North Druid Hills Road (404) 321 -4174 
Conyers-I-20 East (770) 483-3220 
Gwinnett Center (770) 476-2022 
1-75 Northwest (Marietta)  (770) 952-7581 
Peachtree Corners (Norcross/Technology Park Area)  (770) 448-4400 
Pe rimet e r/Dunwoody  
(770) 457-6363 South (1-75 & US 41) (770) 968-4300 
Augusta-Gordon Highway at Bobby Jones Expressway (706) 737-2300 
Brunswick- Jekyll IslandOceanside (912) 635-3311 
Columbus-North 1-185 at Peachtree Mall (706) 324-0231 
Douglas (912) 384-9100 
Macon-West (1-475) (478) 788-0120 
Perry (478) 987-3313 
Rome-Skytop Center (US 411 East) (706) 295-1100 
Tifton- I-75 (Exit 62) (229) 382-6687 
 
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 Southern people, heritage,culture,and events have played apowerful role in history by influencing the lives of Presidents Jimmy Carter, Franklin Roosevelt,and Woodrow Wilson. All three have called Georgia home,and each of their own homes is now open to the public. You can tour Carter'sboyhood home in Plains, where our 39th president learned the values that guided him as anaval officer, governor, and president.And don't miss the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum in Atlanta, where you can see his Nobel Peace Prize on display,as well as many other exhibits. When Franklin Roosevelt became enamored of the therapeutic qualities of Warm Springs, he built a modest cabin there that later became his getaway known as the Little White House, and guests can now view it just as he left it in 1945. Visitors can also tour the recently opened museum located at the same site.Woodrow Wilson,who saw our nation through World War Iand was adriving force in creating the League of Nations, spent his youth in Augusta. Visitors can enjoy a tour of his family home there. georgia.orgltourism!heritage/presidential_legocy 
Where can you find the bench that Forrest sat on in Forrest Gump, the cemetery from Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, the barn in Sweet Home Alabama, and a fine plate of the starring dish from Fried Green Tomatoes? Right here in Georgia. Memorable television shows such as Matlock and The Dukes ofHazzard were filmed here as well. Filmmakers and television crews have discovered the ideal combination of our temperate climate,skilled talent,and pristine locations. The state has all the essential elements for any project-the Blue Ridge Mountains, the coast, rural and urban landscapes,and historic homes and battlefields are all just ashort ride away. Other famous films shot in the Peach State include Driving Miss Daisy, Glory,and Forces ofNature. Georgia's Movie Trail and map will lead you to dozens of the sites that Hollywood has found so inspiring. georgio.org/tourism/movie_troil 
Get the lowdown on Georgia'sstrong musical history at Macon'sGeorgia Music Hall of Fame with exhibits on such locally bred legends as Ray Charles,Gladys Knight,James Brown,Otis Redding,Little Richard, Trisha Yearwood,Travis Tritt,and opera star Jessye Norman. Other especially musical cities are Atlanta for its many music festivals,summer outdoor performances,and concert halls and Savannah for its yearly 15-day music festival, which includes a vocal competition. Savannah is also well known for its bustling nightlife and "Southern Gospel"riverboat tours. Rolling Stone magazine ranks Athens the "#l Music Scene in America"for nurturing such acts as R.E.M.,the B-52's,and Widespread Panic at the 40 Watt Club and the Georgia Theatre. georgio.org/ tourism/music_ tro il 
 
  
 
 
 
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 Few events have had more impact on the state of Georgia than the Civil War did. Although the South fought bravely for its cause, in the end its homes,families, and farms were left in ruins. Memorials to those who sacrificed everything for both sides can be found throughout the state. From interpretive markers telling ofdaring deeds to antebellum plantations, museums, cemeteries, and battlefields designated as National Historic Places, virtually no place in Georgia was left untouched by the conflict. Experience the legacy of the Confederacy through these sites. Follow Georgia'sCivil War Trail and routes such as the Andersonville, the Antebellum,or the March to the Sea and contemplate the history, beauty, and communities that young men defended with their lives. 
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With its rich African American heritage and culture,Georgia can lay claim to the birthplace and pulpit ofDr.Martin Luther King Jr., two of the oldest active African American congregations in the nation,and Hank Aaron's record-breaking 715th home run. Another standout is Shirley Franklin, mayor of Atlanta,who is the first female African American to hold that office in a major Southern city. Visit the Hot Corner in Athens,the coastal islands that brought forth the fascinating Gullah culture,or the Sweet Auburn area in Atlanta,which was designated aNational Historic Place in 1976.Galleries, ballet and theater companies,festivals,and museums host fine examples of ethnic artistic endeavors,and Georgia also celebrates the efforts of men and women of color who have strengthened the state'sbusiness,educational,and political communities. Don't miss a visit to the Tubman African American Museum in Macon,the largest museum of its kind in the Southeast. 
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Grab a paddle and get out on the sparkling waterways from the mountains to the piedmont and coastal areas.Whether it's a relaxing float down agently flowing river in atube or awild ride maneuvering through rushing rapids in akayak,canoe,or raft,there is an experience to suit every age and spirit. Just over 100 miles long, the Altamaha River Trail is considered one of the 75 "Last Great Places"in the world. Explore the Altamaha'secosystem on your own or on aguided journey down the river'scanoe and kayak trail. You can also tour the tidal marshes along the coast, wind through cypress forests, or cross open prairies in the magnificent Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. Up north,journey down the Chattooga, a nationally designated"Wild and Scenic"river, or glide along the Chattahoochee River,the Suwanee,orthe Augusta canal. 
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Because Georgia state parks are considered among the best in the nation, we can help your family and friends create lasting memories. Explore our parks, historic sites and golf courses to discover heritage and adventure.Overnight accommodations include reasonably priced cabins, campsites and lodge rooms with on-site restaurants. 
Make a reservation and get ready for hugs, laughs and memories to last a lifetime. 
 
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 THE s TATE o F GE o RGI A has a number of scenic trails that are designed to enable you to experience many facets of the state in convenient, easy-to-follow routes. For more information on these trails , visit GeorgiaOnMyMind.org. 
 
Altamaha River Kayak and Canoe Trail Approximately 137 miles altamahariver.org 
Paddle, kayak, or Aoat the Altamaha Ri ver, rich in history and named as one of the 75 "Last Great Places" in the world. CITIES: Alma -Vidalia REGIONS: Coast, Historic South 
Andersonville Trail Approximately 75 miles andersonvilletrail.freeservers. com 
This tour off 1-75 offers an array of inspiring Ameri can history ite  including Andersonville 
ational Historic Site, the national memorial to all 
merican POWs. CITIES: Perry - Cordele REGIONS : Historic South,Southern Rivers 
 
Appalachian Trail 
Approximately 2, 144 miles georgia-atclub.org 
Designated a ational Scenic Trail in I968, this footpath follows the crest of the Appalachians from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine. In Georgia it extends 80 miles through the primitive areas of the Chattahoochee ational Forest. 
Cl TIE s: Dawsonville - Hiawassee 
REGION: Mountains 
Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail Approximately 250 miles gcwht.org 
Drive many of the actual routes traveled by Confederate and Federal annies during the 1863 and 1864 Civil War campaigns. cITI Es: Trenton - Jonesboro REGIONS: Atlanta Metro.Mountains 
 
Backroads and Battlefields Approximately 90 miles nwgeorgiabackroads.com 
Discover orthwest Georgia's hidden treasures and adventures in the land of ridge and valley, with abundant Civil War history, Native American heritage, and outdoor fun . CITIES : Chatsworth-Chickamauga REGION : Mountains 
Bartram Trail Approximately 75 miles bartramlrail.org 
Follow the Flower Hunter as you drive, wa lk, cycle, or canoe through East Central Georgia as explored by botanist William Bartram in his book Travels . CITIES: Augusta - Crawfordville REGIONS: Coast, Historic South 
Blue and Gray Trail Approximately 140-150 miles blueandgraytrail.com 
Take this self-guided tour to more than 60 Civil War battlefield , national parks, and museums. CITIES: Chattanooga - Dallas REGION : Mountains 
 
Chattahoochee-Flint Heritage Highway Approximately 150 miles 
Traverse land originally occupied by Creek Indians, featuring historic sites, unique architecture, and scenic vi tas. CITIES : Roscoe - St.Marks REGIONS : Atlanta Metro.Southern Rivers 
Chieftains Trail Approximately 150 miles chieftains/rail.com 
Explore the history of the ative Americans of Georgia. 
Here you will find vestiges of three distinct ative American cultures: the prehistoric Mississippian, the Creeks, and the Cherokees. CITIES: Carrollton - Dalton REGIONS : Atlanta Metro.Mountains 
 
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 Colonial Coast Birding Trail Approximately 100 miles georgiawildli{e.com 
ore than 300 species of birds have been potted at the ites along thi trail, at habitats that include shorelines, salt marshes, old rice fields, woodlands, tidal rivers, and freshwater wetlands. CITIES : St.Marys - Savannah REGION : Coast 
Courthouse Corridor Approximately 365 miles hwy2 7. com 
Historic courthouses and classic Southern to11ij1 are featured along this scenic alternative route in West Georgia. CITIES : Ringgold - Bainbridge REGIONS : Atlanta Metro, Mountains, Southern Rivers 
Georgia'sAntebellum Trail Approximate/) 109 miles historicgeorgia.orgltrails 
111is trail is a 100-mile trek through seven communities that virtually escaped General 
hennan's burning march through Georgia during the Civil War. Explore the avenues of white-<:olumned mansions and shop in the historic downtO\\ijlS. 111is is a great way to discover the back roads of the state as you travel from tlanta to the sea. Each stop i unique, however, the common chann is tl1e love of history and genu ine Georgia ho pitality. cITI Es : Athens - Macon REGION : Historic South 
 
Georgia'sAntiques Trail Approximately 200 miles historicgeorgia.orgltrails 
Enjoy antiques-shopping adventures at more than 200 shops and dealers. cITI Es : Conyers - McDonough REGIONS : AtlantaMetro, Historic South, Southern Rivers 
Georgia Mountain Parkway Trail Approximately 65 miles georgiahighcountry.orglgmp 
Thi scenic drive offers outdoor activities such as white-water rafting, kayaking, hiking, Ii hing, camping, and more. 
o talgic towns, sea onal festival , and an excursion train beckon you to depart from th e route for an extended stay. cITl Es : Jasper - Hiawassee REGION : Mountains 
Georgia'sOld Dixie Highway Trail Approximately 85-90 miles dixiehighway.org 
Follow the nation's first planned roadway crossing state lines from Chattanooga to Marietta. CITIES : Rossville - Marietta REGIONS : Atlanta Metro,Mountains 
Georgia'sPeach Blossom Trail Approximately 75 miles peachblossomtrail.org 
Travel through rural countryside and see the famous peach orchards, a sea of pink in March. From mid-May to mid-Augu t the road ide stands are bu tling with activity. CITIES : Jonesboro-Warner Robins REGIONS : Atlanta Metro, Historic South 
 
Georgia'sTreasures Along 1-20 Approximately 60 miles treasuresalongi20.org 
The communities along thi trail abound in historic ites, attractions, recreation , unique shopping, picturesque lakes, and hi toric homes. CITIES : Conyers - Lake Oconee REGION : Historic South 
Georgia'sUS 441 Heritage Trail Approximately 371 miles 441 heritagehighway.org 
From the mountains to the Okefenokee Swamp, thi route encompasses a diversity of ecologies, histories, and communities. CITIES: Athens - McRae REGIONS : HistoricSouth,Mountains 
Golden Isles Parkway Approximately 168 miles goldenislesparkway.org 
This four-lane alternative route wanders through scenic agricultura l areas, ideal for nature lovers, golfers, fishermen, hunters, water enthusiast , and antiques shopper . CITIES : Perry - Brunswick REGION : Coast 
 
Heartland of the Confederacy Civil War Trail Approximate/) 125 miles heartlando{thecon{ederacy.com 
Experience the history of the leader , life, and legacy of the Confederacy through sites including house museums, a working plantation, and more. CITIES : Athens- Madison REGIONS : HistoricSouth, Mountains 
Liberty Trail Approximately 30 miles libertytrail.com 
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ee the a tonishing beauty of the orth Georgia mountain along this trail. CITY: Lookout Mountain REGION : Mountains 
March to the Sea Heritage Trail Approximately 350 miles gcwht.org 
Foll ow in the footstep of Wi ll iam T. herman' army a it made history from tlanta to the coa t. The e paths lead yo u along the actua l roads used in the campaign. CITIES : Stone Mountain Richmond Hill 
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Thi loop wind past covered bridges and a gristmi ll through a pastoral countryside once loved and enjoyed by Pre iclent Franklin D. Roo evelt. CITY: Warm Springs REGION : Southern Rivers 
 
Russell Brasstown Scenic Byway Approximately-+ 1 miles byways.orglbrowselbywaysl13739 Located within the Chattahoochee ational Forest in ortheast Georgia, this byway is a loop revealing some of the most dramatic scenery in the state. CITY: Helen - Blairsville REGION : Mountains 
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Explore this mountain road and discover the picturesque area around Lake Burton and the oque River. CITIES : Clarkesville - Batesville REGION : Mountains 
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Explore the heritage along the crescent of the southeastern coastline. Taking this trail involves travel on many levels, not only through space but also tl1rough time, history, and tl,e many fa cinating layers of Low Country culture. CITIES: Savannah - Kingsland REGION : Coast 
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More tl,an 260 species have been identified at tl,e 30 sites along tl,is trail tracing the Chattahoochee and Fl int Ri vers. CITIES: West Point - Donaldsonville REGION : Southern Rivers 
Toccoa River Canoe Trail Approximately 13.8 miles 
Popular wit!, float fishermen looking for cold-water mountain trout, tl,is trail is also perfect for beginners who want a few rapids and some beautiful scenery along tl,e way. CI TY: Blue Ridge REGION : Mountains 
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Originally designated as a scenic and historical trail in tl,e early 1920s, today this route featu res agricultu ral, historical, and nature-based attractions. CITIES : Augusta - Folkston REGIONS : Coast,HistoricSouth 
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Experience this scenic route to tl,e coast wit!, antiques stores and Revolutionary War sites along th e way. CITIES: Aline-Eulonia REGIONS : Coast,HistoricSouth 
 
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Arts Accent 
Alively cultural scene has something for everyone at museums,art galleries,theaters, and outdoor arts festivals.Be riveted by the actors at Atlanta'sAlliance Theatre or Actor's Express,Stone Mountain'sART Station, or Roswell's Kudzu Playhouse.Thrill to the sounds of the Atlanta Opera,the Atlanta or Cobb symphony orchestra,or the performances at Emory University or the Rialto Center for the Performing Arts.Stroll the galleries of the High, Oglethorpe University, or Cobb-Marietta museums of art. Watch the amazing grace and athleticism of the dancers of the Atlanta Ballet Company, the Full Radius Dance Company, or the Georgia Ballet Company in Marietta. 
 
Carter Library 
Native son and president Jimmy Carter honored Atlanta by locating his presidential library and museum there.View an exact replica of Carter'sOval Office,see his Nobel Peace Prize on display, and track the significant events in the life of our 39th president through photographs, audiotapes,and film. 
 
Sports Talk 
No matter the season,this is a major league town that likes to stand up and cheer.Fans gather at the 71 ,000-seat Georgia Dome to root for Falcons football. The Philips Arena hosts Hawks basketball and Thrashers hockey, and capacity crowds of 50,000 do the wave for Braves baseball atTurner Field. 
 
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Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. led the way for social change in America.His legacy is preserved at the MartinLuther King Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta.Tour MLK'sbirthplace, tomb, Ebenezer Baptist Church where he was pastor, and a museum featuring inspirational videos and exhibits on courage. 
 
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Marietta, Decatur, and Roswell keep a nostalgic sense of place by ensuring that their town squares are vibrant and active.Stroll the shops and restaurants surrounding these islands of green for everything from antiques to tea and garden goods to tacos.Festivals and concerts draw neighborly crowds to sample small-town life. 
 
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Digging Up Bones 
Delve into the past at Atlanta museums.Take "AWalk Through Time in Georgia"and encounter dinosaurs at the Fembank Museum of Natural History.Discover secrets of ancient civilizations at the Michael C.Carlos Museum at Emory University,or learn about the forces that shaped the city at the Atlanta History Museum. 
 
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Hear the clash of conflict and see avivid rendering of the Battle of Atlanta in a360-degree mural at the Cyclorama in Grant Park. 
Picnic and enjoy the waterfall and red mill at Starr's Mill Lake in Fayetteville, featured in the film Sweet Home Alabama. 
Gaze into the skies at the planetarium and observatory of Atlanta'sFernbank Museum of Natural History. 
Stay cool at Six Flags White Water in Marietta or thrill to the 100 rides and roller coasters at Six Flags Over Georgia in Austell. 
Wander past majestic oaks and magnolias at Atlanta'shistoric Oakland Cemetery, the final resting place of Confederate soldiers, author Margaret Mitchell, and golf great Bobby Jones. 
Advance across Civil War battlegrounds where cannons once boomed at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. 
Watch newscasters in action and learn the technical side of broadcasting during CNN Center's45-minute guided tour in Atlanta. 
Stop by Bulloch Hall in Roswell, the restored 1840s Greek Revival home of President Theodore Roosevelt's mother, Martha Bulloch. 
Search family genealogy at Coweta County African American Heritage Museum and Research Center in Newnan. 
Explore Herndon Home, the 15-room Beaux Arts Classical house of African American businessman Alonzo Herndon, founder of the Atlanta Life Insurance Company. 
Visit Roswell's Fire and Rescue Museum, Lost Mill Workers Monument, and Faces of War Memorial, where the wall seems to weep as water courses across it. 
Taste the many flavors of international soft drinks or discover the history of the soda jerk at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta. 
 
City Pulse 
Every great city has its memorable thoroughfare,and in Atlanta it's Peachtree Street. Winding 37 miles from downtown to Gwinnett County,it is aprime location for business,social life, and tourism. Notable destinations include the Fox Theatre,Woodruff Arts Center, the Buckhead entertainment district, and Lenox and Phipps Plaza malls. 
 
Bright Nights 
Find glitz and glamour or downhome entertainment at ahost of restaurants, clubs,and hot spots. Two-step at Duluth'sWild Bill's country music dance hall or dine at the Sun Dial in Atlanta.Mix Southern food with the blues at Fat Matt'sRib Shack in Morningside or laugh it up at Roswell's Funny Farm Comedy Club. 
 
Pulling Strings 
Delightful magical characters come alive at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta.Abig thumbs-up for the witty puppet performances,puppet workshops, and the museum. Explore Atlanta'snew Imagine It! Children'sMuseum with highenergy activities like building sand sculptures. 
 
Granite Goliath 
The giant sculpture of Robert E.Lee,Jefferson Davis,and Stonewall Jackson on horseback,carved into ahuge granite outcropping,is the centerpiece of the 3,200-acre Stone Mountain Park.Hike or take a cable car to the top and see the countryside,or get afeel for the area by train or riverboat. Glassblowers and blacksmiths demonstrate their trades at the re-created 1870s town of Crossroads, where atalking fountain elicits giggles from all who pass by.The plantation and farmyard show what life was like in antebellum Georgia,while hiking, biking,fishing,and canoe and paddleboat rentals are just asampling of other park pursuits. 
 
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 Hard Rock Cafe Packed with rock memorabilia,this cafe serves up all-American fare. 215 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta 404-688-7625 
Philippe'sBistro Belgian specialties highlight the menu at this romantic spot. 10 Kings Cir.,Atlanta 404231 -4113 
Pitty Pat'sPorch Tuxedo-clad waiters serve up gourmet Southern cuisine in plush yet rustic surroundings. 25 International Blvd.N.W.,Atlanta 404-525-8228 
Sprayberry's Barbecue and afull menu are featured here at the original 1926 restaurant as well as at asecond location on Highway 34 West. 229 Jackson St., Newnan 770-253-4421 
Truman'sRestaurant This favorite offers awide range of American standards. 32 Jonesboro St., McDonough 770-320-8686 
Watershed Carefully crafted food sets Chef Scott Peacock'sNew American cuisine apart. 406 W. Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur 404-378-4900 
 
Horse Sense 
Watch horses conquer all obstacles in Douglasville at Foxhall Farms.Arigorous three-day international event, the MBNA Foxhall Cup competition includes water jumping, cross-country, and dressage.For further equine adventures, Wills Park Equestrian Center in Alpharetta hosts rodeos and horse shows. 
 
Antiques Alley 
Relax, patiently poke around,and uncover treasures in antiques markets and small-town shops at Lakewood or Scott Antiques Markets in Atlanta, Hapeville's Simpler Tymes, Decatur's Kudzu Flea Market, and pockets of shops in Buford, Chamblee,Lilburn, Marietta, Roswell, Sharpsburg, and Vinings. 
 
Gone With the Wind 
Ever elusive white-columned Tara may be fictional, but Gone With the Wind sites flourish here.Visit the Atlanta apartment where the Pulitzer Prizewinning book was penned-now the Margaret Mitchell House and Gone With the Wind Movie Museum.Marietta'sGone With the Wind Museum: Scarlett on the Square features the original bengaline gown worn by Vivian Leigh.You will be riveted by the displays and history at Fayetteville'sGreek Revival Holliday-Dorsey Fife House antebellum mansion. In Jonesboro, official home of Gone With the Wind, the Road to Tara Museum boasts the largest collection of Gone With the Wind memorabilia,including seats from Lowe'sGrand Theater, the site of the movie'spremier in 1939. 
 
Creature Features 
Yes, there are lions and tigers, but Zoo Atlanta is known for its panda and gorilla habitats, where their natural environments are realistically simulated.Feed fawns and view acougar at Lilburn's Yellow River Game Ranch or head for the mini-zoo at Noah'sArk Animal Rehabilitation Center in Locust Grove. 
 
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Acworth Beach/Cauble Park Beach St., Acworth, 3010 I 770-9 17- 123-f, acworth.org With boating, fishing, swimming, picnicking, and occasional outdoor concerts, Cauble Park and Acworth Beach provide entertainment all summer long. Pavilions and beach houses are available for rental. Beach open fomorial Day-Labor Day. Park open yea r-round 7 
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Alpharetta Family Skate Center and The Cooler 10800 Davi Dr., Alpharetta, 3000-1 770-6-+9-6600, cooler.com Two ice arena and one roller arena guarantee that families will have hours of fun . vailable for figure skating, ice hockey, and roller hockey. Public skating daily. 
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Autrey Mill Nature Preserve and Heritage Center 9770 Autrey till Rd. , Alpharetta, 30022 770-360--8 H Autrey Mill offers cenic creeks, picture que cliffs, ani ma! life, and old farmhouses from the I800s. Special programs include Junior Naturalists and Mad Scientist Experiments. Open fon .-Thu. 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Fri. 
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Big Creek Greenway orth Point Pkwy, Alpharetta, 30022 
678-297-6 100, alpharetta.ga.us lpharetta's park and playgrounds offer a wide range 
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Chukkar Farm and Polo Club I005 Little River Way, Alpharetta, 30004 770-664-1533, chukkar{annpoloclub.com This I!ore Country events facility offers riding lesson , boarding, jumping course, corporate outings, teambuilding workshops, and polo lessons. Call for fees. 
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Historic Downtown Alpharetta Ii/ton Ave. and Main t., Alpharetta, 30004 
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Historic Mansell House and Gardens 1835 Old Milton Pkwy, Alpharetta, 3000-1 770--175-HOlvlE, ahsga.org This Queen Ann e-style Victorian hom e was built in 19 I0. Filled with period antiques and surrounded by award-winning gardens, it houses the records and archives of old Milton County. Call Mon. and Fri. !0 a.m.-4 p.m. 
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Milton Log Cabin I School Dr., Alpharetta, 30004 770-475-HOtvlE, ahsga.org This cabin, finished in 1935, now showcases period tools and furnishings from the late I800s and early I900s. Call Mon . and Fri. IO a.m.-+ p.m. for tour reservations and fee . [;;I 
 
Wills Park Equestrian Center 11915 Wills Rd., Alpharetta, 3000-1 678-297-6120, alpharetta.ga.us The center hosts a variety of multi-event horse show , dog show , concerts, and more throughout the year. 
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3060 Royal Blvd. S., Ste. 145, Alpharetta, 30022 67 -297-2 11, 800-29+-0923 awesomealpharetta.com Open Mon .-Thu. :30 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. :30 a.m.4:30 p.111. [;;I WC 6- 
Alpharetta Welcome Center 20 J Jain St. , Alpharetta, 3000-1 678-297-0102, 00-294-0923 awesomealpharetta.com Open Mon .-Fri . 9 a. m.-5 p.m., at. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 
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American Museum of Papermaking /PST Bldg. at Georgia Tech, 500 10th St. .W. Atlanta, 30332-0620 +D-1 9+-7 40, ipst.gatec/1.edulamp Trace the history of paper from 4,000 B.C. to today. The gallery showcases the work of contemporary paper artist . Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a. m.-5 p.m. Re ervations re- 
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APEX Museum 135 Aubum Ave. '.E., Atlanta, 30303 +0-1-52 1-2739, apexmuseum.org The African American Panoramic Experience (APEX) offers a variety of exhibits ranging from art and dance to African history. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Feb. and Jun e-Aug. also un. 1-5 p.m. dulls 4, chil- 
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Atlanta Botanical Garden 1345 Piedmont Ave. .E., Atlanta, 30309 -104- 76-5 59 atlantabotanicalgarden.org 
njoy 30 acres of gardens and woodlands. Special features include the the Children's Healthcare of tlanta 
hildren's Garden, the Fuqua Orchid Center, and the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory. Call for hours. 
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Atlanta Braves at Turner Field 755 Hank Aaron Dr., Atlanta, 30315 -I0+-249-6400, 404-522-7630, 800-326--1000 atlanta.braves. mlb.com Call ahead to arrange for wh eelchair sea ling. Call for 
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Atlanta Cyclorama 800-C Cherokee A,e. S.E., Atlanta, 30315 -104-658-7625, bcaatlanta.com 
llanta Cyclorama boasts the \\Orld's largest painting of the Battle of Atlanta . Accompanied by music, lighting, ound effects, and narration, the painting brings to life the story of the famous battle. TI1is is the longestrunning cyclorama in the country. Open June I- Sept. 2, daily9:20 a.m.-5:30 p.m., othenvi e daily8:50 a.m.-4:30 p.m. dulls $6, children ,4, eniors 55. 
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Atlanta Falcons One Georgia Dome Dr., Atlanta, 30313-1504 -I0+-249-6400, 800-326--1000, atlanta{alcons.com Call for schedule and fees. 
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Atlanta History Center 130 W. Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta, 30305 -104--8 14-4000, atlantahistorycenter.com The center's four signature exhibitions, as well as two rotating exhibition galleries in the muse um, focus on outhern culture. Also on-site are tl1e 1928 Swan House, tl1e 1845 Tullie Smith Farm, and 33 acre of gardens. Open Mon.-Sat. IOa.m.-5:30 p.m. , Sun. noon-5:30 p.m. dulls 12, children 4-12 $7, seniors and stu- 
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Atlanta Opera 728 W. Peachtree St. N. W., Atlanta, 30308 404--881--8801 , atlantaopera.org Headquarters of the tlanta Opera, with administrative offices and rehearsal hall. Office open Mon.-Fri . 9 a.m.- 
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra 1293 Peachtree St. J .E., Atlanta, 30309 404-73 3-5000, -10-1-73 3--1900 atlantasymphony.org The A O is one of the youngest symphony orchestras in America to achieve global prominence. Annual events and community program enrich the year-round calen- 
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Callanwolde Fine Arts Center 980 Briarcliff Rd. N.E., Atlanta, 30306 -104--872-533 , callanwolde.org Thi man ion was built in 1920 for Charle Howard Candler, eldest so n of the Coca-Cola found er. Callanwolde house a magnificent 3,742-pipe Aeolian organ, the largest of its kind in playable condition in a re idence. Callanwolde offers arts education and literary, visual, and performing arts events year-round . Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a. m.-9 p.111., at. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 
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Capitol City Opera 1266 W. Paces Ferry Rd., Ste. 451, Atlanta, 30327 404-45-1-6213, ccityopera.com Capitol City Opera has created many recurring programs that benefit all ages and has toured throughout the outhea I and Italy. Program include two or three main stage operas each year, weekly "Dinner and Diva" hows at local re taurants, local competition and workshops, and more than 150 children's shows each 
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Centennial OlympicPark 265 W. Park Ave. .W., Atlanta, 30313 +0-1-22 3--1412 This 21-acre park repre ents an Olympic legacy to Georgia's residents. Featured are the dramatic Olympic Ring Fountain, playgrounds, a visitor center, water gardens, the Quilt Plaza, and Centennial Plaza. Open daily 7 a.m.-11 p.m. Free. WC M IY 
Center for Puppetry Arts HO+ Spring St., Atlanta, 30309 -104--873-339 J, puppet.erg The center's 350 puppets constitute the largest permanent collection in the nitecl States. TI,e interactive museum explores puppetry as an ancient, international, and popular art form. Open Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m. -5 p.m., 
Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. dmission 12. [;;I WC b Y 
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area 1978 Island Ford Pkwy, Atlanta, 30350 678-538-1200, nps.govlchat TI1is outdoor park provides hiking trails and picnic areas along a 48-mile tretch of the Chattahoochee River. Open dail y dawn-<lusk. Free. Parking 2. 
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 Clark Atlanta Unive~ity Art Galleries 223 fames P. Brawle)' Dr. S.W., Atla,ita, 3031-f -104 0-6 l02, cau.edu Home to a pennanenl historical collection of African American art and the illustrious Art of the egro mural by Hale Woodruff. Open Tue.-Fri. 11 a.m .4 p.m., Sat. noon-4 p.m. Donations accepted . C;;lWC o- IT 
CNN Studio Tour One C Center, Atlanta, 303-18 -104-827-2300, 877--126-6868, cnn.com/studiotour Tour time 45 minutes. Daily 9 a.m.-; p.m. every 20 min- 
' utes. Reservations required . Adults I0, children 7, 
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Eclectic Electric Gallery 1393 1. Highland Al'e., Atlanta, 30306 -104-8 5-2 -10, eclectic-electric.com 17,is gallery showcases arti ts who use light as their 
' medium. Open Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri.- at. 
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Visitors Center and Monetary Museum 1000 Peachtree St. .E., Atlanta, 30309 404-498- 764, frbatlanta.org Ex-plore the Federal Reserve's role in the economy through interactive multimedia exhibits. Learn about the history of money and visi t the ca h and check operations overlooks. Open for scheduled guided tours 
only i\ lon.-Fri. at IO a.m. and I p.m. Free. WC 0- 
Fembank Museum of Natural History 767 Clifton Rd. .E., Atlanta, 30307 -104-929-6300, femba11k.edulmu eum Discover the world' largest dinosaur in the permanent 
 
exhibition ..Giants of the lesozoic." Delve into the story of Earth 's history, the phy ical univer e, and more. isitthe Rankin M. mith, r. l 1AX@"n1eatre. Open lon.-Sat. IO a.m.-5 p.m. , un. noon-5 p.m . 
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Fernbank Science Center 
 
156 Heaton Park Dr. 1.E., Atlanta, 30307 
 
67 7-1-7 l02, fsc.fembank.edu 
 
This learning center has a 500- eat planetarium , an 
 
observatory, two electron microscope , a distance- 
 
learning studio, a 
 
eronautics Education lab, 
 
and a 65-acre forest. Open Mon . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., 
 
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Fox Theatre 660 Peachtree I. 1.E. , Atlanta, 3030 -10-1-8 l-2 100, foxtheatre.org Originally built in th e 1920s as th e Yaarab Temple 
hrine Mosque, the theater was lavi hly designed with onion domes and minarets, an rabian cou rtyard, and stage curtains depicting mosques and Moorish rulers in hand- ewn sequins and rhine tones. Call for events, tour times, and fees . C;;lWC o- IT 
 
Georgia Capitol Museum 206 Washington St., Atlanta, 3033-1 -104-651-6996, sos.state.go.us/museum n,e museum pre erves and interpret the hi tory of the cap itol and the events that have taken place there by collecting, maintaining, and exhibiting artifacts, historic fl ags, artwork, and more. Open on .-Fri. 8 
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Georgia State Capitol 206 Washington St., Atlanta, 30334 -10-1-656-28-1-1, sos.state.go.us Learn the history of the building and the people who have worked there. n,e tour includes a short film . Open Mon.- ri . a.m.-5 p.m. Call for seasonal tour 
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Governor'sMansion 39 l W. Paces Ferry Rd. 1.W., Atlanta. 30305 -10-1-261 -1776, gov.state.ga.u Take a tour through th e beautiful mansion to learn its history and see its collection of I9th-century neoclassical furni hings, paintings, and porcelain. Open Tue.-Thu. 10-11 :30 a.m. Free. C;;lWC o- 
Herndon Home 5 7 Unimsil)' Place .W:, Atlanta, 30314 -104-5 l-9 13, hemdonhome.org Once the mansion of slave-born Alonzo Herndon , the founder of Atlanta Life In surance Compani, the home is now a ational Historic Landmark and museum featuring elaborate Persian rugs, Venetian glass, and artwork. Croups must call ahead for tours. Open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.-4 p.m. Adu lts $5, students $3. WC 
HiFi Buys Amphitheatre 2002 Lakewood Way, Atlanta, 303 15 -10-1-62 7-9 0-1, hifibuysamp.com The premier concert venue in the Southeast since its debut in I9 9, the amphitheater wa built for popular mu ic and designed to offer a stale-of-the-art mu ical experience for both patrons and performers. Call for ticket prices and performance schedule. 
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Don't miss the 5 million gallon Georgia Aquarium opening in 
2005. 
 
Atlanta is accessible to over 250 cities with direct nonstop flights. 
 
Visit cultural attractions like The Fabulous Fox and The Martin Luther King Center. 
 
Amazing restaurants. Incredible shopping. Is anything else really necessary? 
 
The Braves and other professional sports teams have a seat waiting for you. 
 
Visit a new version of The World of Coca-Cola attraction opening in 
2007. 
 
The Georgia Dome. Expansions to the airport. We're a city on the cutting edge. 
 
Take in the arts at the High Museum of Art and Woodruff Arts Center. 
 
IT'S EASY TO SEE WHAT MAKES ATLANTA THE PERFECT PLACE FOR YOUR NEXT GETAWAY. 
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 High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree St., Atlanta, 30309 -104-733--H00, high.org TI1is museum display European and American painting and special exhibit including frican , decorative, folk , and 20th-century art as well as photography. Open Tue.- at. IO a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m. Guided tour Sun. and Wed. I p.m. dults IO, children 6-17 6. seniors S8. [;l WC 6,. 
High Museum of Art, Folk Art, and Photography 30 John \Vesley Dobbs Ave. .E., Atlanta, 30312 -10-1-577-69-10, high.org This downt01111 atellite facility of the High Mu eum of 
rt i located in the heart of tlanta's business and convention district. Open 1on.- at. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Historic Freight Depot/Georgia Building Authority 65 ;\I LK Jr. Dr., Atlanta, 3033-1 -104-656-3 50, ganet.orglgba.org Built in I869 and loca ted directly across the track from the zero-mile post that today is the entrance to Underground Atlanta, this building was the main freight depot for the Georgia Railroad. Free. [;l WC 6,. 'I Y 
Historic Oakland Cemetery 2-18 Oakland Ave. S.E., Atlanta, 30312 40-/-688-2107 This cemeterv erves a the final resting place of 0,000 people, including famous author Margaret Mitchell, golfing legend Bobby Jones, and 3,900 Confederate oldi er . Open dai ly dawn-du k. Croup tour br appointment. [;l WC 6,. 
Imagine It! Children'sMuseum of Atlanta 275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr. 1. W., Atlanta, 30313 40-1-659-5-137, imagineit-cma.org Kids can discover where food comes from, load a delivery truck with a fork lift, explore a barnyard, and make something pecial to take home. Open daily IO a.m.-5 p.m. Clo ed major holidays. Ages 3 and up 11 , 2 and 
under free. [;l WC 6,. Y 
Ivan Allen Jr. Braves Museum and Hall of Fame/Turner Field Tours 755 Hank Aaro11 Dr. , Atlanta, 30315 40-1-6/4-23 / / , bravesmuseum.com 0n1is museum features memorabilia of baseball legends and key moments in Braves history. Visitors may take a one-hour tour that includes tops in a luxury tadium suite, the terrace and service b els, and the press box and broadca t booth. Open non-game day Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Lm. 1-3 p.m. ,ga mc clays 9 a.m.- noon. l o tours on afternoon game days. Tour prices: Adults $ I0, chi ldren 5. [;l WC 6,. 
Jimmy Carter Library and Museum -1-11 Preedom P~~vy, At/an/a, 30307 -10-1-865-7100, iimm)'carterlibrary.org Exhib its highlight Carter's early years, his li fe at the White House, and key i ue of his presidency. Open Mon .-Sat. 9 a.rn.-4:45 p.rn., Sun. noon-4:45 p.m. 
dults $7, tudents $5, chi ldren free. [;l WC 6,. 
King Center 449 Auburn Ave. , .E., Atlanta, 303 12 -10-1-526- 900, thekingce11ter.org E tablished in I968, the King Center is the official living memorial lo the life, work, and philo ophy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and serves as an international clearinghouse for official King program , public information, and educational materials. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 9 a.m.-6 p.m. during the summer. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
 
King Plow Arts Center/Actors' Express Theatre Company 887 W. Marietta St. 1.W., Ste. J-107, Atlanta, 3031 -10-/-607-7-169, -10-1-875-/606, aclorsexpress.com 
ctors' Express offers original voices and per pecti, es that reflect Atlanta' di\'er e and evolving community with six main stage shows per season. dull acting classe are avai lable. Office open ;\ lon.-Fri. IO a.m.-6 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. [;l WC 6,. 'ii 
Margaret Mitchell House 990 Peachtree St.. Atlanta, 30309 -10-/-2-19-7015, gwtw.org Tour the historic Lum-of-the-century hou e and restored aparhnent where i\ largaret i\ litchell li,ecl and wrote the classic novel Cone \Vith the Wind. Open daily 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults SI 2, children 6-17 $5, seniors 9. [;l WC 6,.fl 
Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site -150 Auburn Ave. I .E., Atlanta, 303 12 404-331-5190, nps.gov/malu Thi ite commemorate the area where Dr. King was born, lived, worshiped, and worked. Tour his birth home and see the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, where he was baptized and later served as a co-pastor. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 9 a.m.-6 p.m. during the summer. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University 571 S. Kilgo St. , Atlanta, 30322 -10-1-727-05 19, carlos.emory.edu From ancient ci\'ili zations to the e\'ocative art and architecture of the 21st century, this museum offer a glimp e of 9,000 year of art and art hi tory with its 
ncient Egypt, Greece, and Rome coll ections. Open Tue., Wed., Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Thu. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC 6,. 
Museum of Design 2 5 Peachtree Center Ave., Marquis II Tower Atlanta, 30303 40-1-688-2-167, museumofde ign.org Located in downtown Atlanta, this museum , forn1erly known a th e tlanta International Museum of rt, is dedicated to th e study of design and its impact on daily life. Interpretive exhibitions exvlore the uses, effects, and meaning of design. Open Tue.- at. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. WC 6,. 
National Museum of Patriotism 1405 Spring St., Atlanta, 30305 -10-1-875-0691, museumofpatriotism.org Thi museum i dedicated to educating the youth of our country, celebrating personal achievements. motivating people to respect the rights of others, he lping our neighbors, inspiring good, and magnifying love of one's country. Open Tue.-"nrn. and at.-Sun. IO a.m.-+ p.m. Adults $6, seniors 4, acti\'e military and children under 6 free. [;l WC 6,. 
Rhodes Hall 1516 Peachtree I. .W., Atlant", 30309 404-885-7800, rhodeshall.org This historic building, constructed in 190-1 of Stone Mountain grani te and named for the founder of Rhodes Furniture Company, now operates as a mu eum. It features a mahogany spiral staircase and the Rise and Pall of the Confederacy, portrayed in nine tainedglass windows. Open for tours Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m.--+ p.m., Sun. noon-3 p.m. dmission 5. [;l WC 
Rialto Center for the Performing Arts 80 Forsyth St. , Atlanta, 30303 -10-1-651--1727, rialtocenler.org From the world music of flamenco guitari I Paco de Lucia to the jazz of onny Rollin and the Pat :'vletheny 
 
Trio, the Rialto brings the best national and international artists to Atlanta. Box office open .\l on.-Fri. IO a.m.--1: 30 p.m. Call for e\'ents and fees. [;l WC 6,. I 
Six Flags Over Georgia 275 Riverside Pk11J, Austell, 30168 770-9-1 -9290, sixf/ags.com The outheast's premier fami ly theme park features fi,e new familr rides in addition to IO coasters, shows, thrill rides, and other entertainment. Call for hours. Adults 
S-12.99, children 25.99. Parking S10. [;l WC 6- IY 
Underground Atlanta 50 Upper Alabama, Atlanta, 30303 -10-1-523-2311 . underground-atlanla.com 
landing on the origina l site of the cit)', nderground tlanta offer hopping, entertainment, restaurants, and the \'isua l curiosity of bricks and mortar from an earlier time in history. i\ lon.-Sat. IO a.m.-9 p.m., un. 
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Woodruff Arts Center 12 0 Peachtree St. '.E., Atlanta, 30309 -10-1-733-5000, 404-733-4280, woodniffcenter.org A focal point for world-class perfonning and vi ual arts, this center includes the Alliance Theater, Atlanta College ofArt , Atlanta Srmphony Orchestra, I-Ith Street Playhouse. and ll igh i\ luseum of Art. Call for events 
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World of Coca-Cola Museum 55 ,\/artin Luther King Jr. Dr. , Atlanta, 30303 -10-1-676-5 151, 00-676-COKE, woccatlanta.com Learn about the history of oca-Cola through exhibi ts and videos, and taste internationally distributed CocaCola products unavailable anY'' here else in tl1e nited States. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un. 11 a.m-5 p.m. dull , chi ldren 6-1 I -+, eniors ,. [;l WC 6,. 'I Y 
Wren'sNest House Museum 1050 Ralph Da,nd Abemathy Blvd. .W., Atlanta, 303 10 -10-1-753-7735, accessatlanta.com Once th e home of Joel Chandler Harris, the 19th-century writer famous for his tales of Brer Rabbit, Atlanta's oldest hou emu eum ho ts quarterly storytelling times. Open Tue.- at. 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Call ahead for tours. Adults$ , chi ldren 12 and under $4, seniors and teenagers 6. [;l WC 
Zoo Atlanta 00 Cherokee A,e. .E., Atlanta, 303 15 
-10-1-624-5822, 88 -9-15-5432, ;:ooatlanta.org Spend the day and see more than 700 animals representing 200 species from all over the world. pen Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sat.- un. 9:30 a.m.6:30 p.m. Adults 16.50, children  11.50, seniors 
12.50. ~WC M IY 
Travel Services 
Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau 233 Peachtree I. 1 .E., le. 100, Atlanta, 30303 -10-1-521-668 , 00-AT TA, atlanta.nel Open Mon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. WC 6,. 
Cobb County Convention and Visitors Bureau One Galleria Pk,V), Atlanta, 30339 678-303-2622, 00--15 /-3-1 0, cobbcvb.com Open 1on.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce 235 Andrew Young /11temalional Blvd. N.\V Atlanta, 30303 -10-I- 80-9000, metroatlanlachamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
 
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 Your Atlanta experience won 't be complete without a visit to the High Museum of Art. 
CO MING NOVEMBER 2005 New buildings, doubling the exhibition and collection space.  A cc1mal piazza with public art and sculptw-e.  A new restaurant, cafe, coffee bar, and e:---.panded Museum Shop. 
1280 PEACHTREE ST. , N .E.  404-733-HIGH (4444)  WWW.HIGH .ORG 
 
0VER 30 ACRES of unmatched beauty in the heart of Atlanta , 
with woodlands, breathtaking gardens, cascading fountains and more! Open Tuesdays- Sundays I 9am-7pm April to Sept I 9am- 5pm Oct to Mar 
$4 OFF SINGLE ADULT ADMISSION 
 
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Museum/IMAXCombination Ticket 
Valid for up to 4 persons. May not be combined with any otl1er offer. Must p resent ad at ti.me of pw-chase. 
Expires 12/3 1/OS. Code: 2005 Travel Guide-C-$4 . 
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.E. Atlanta. GA 30307 404.929.6300 w"w.fcmbank.edu/muscum 
 
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Atlanta Preservation Center Guided Walking Tours 327 St. Paul Ave., Atlanta, 30312 404-876-2041 , preserveatlanla.com Call for tour times. Adults $10, seniors and students $5. 
Georgia African-American Heritage Program (GDEcD) 75 Fi~h St. , Ste. 1200, Atlanta, 30308 404-962-4000, soulofgeorgia.org 
Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 6' 
Gray Line of Atlanta 65 Alabama St., Atlanta, 30337 404-767-0594, 800-965-6665, coachusa.com Inclusive tours include Atlanta Cyclorama, the Margaret Mitchell House, and downtown Atlanta sights or the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum, the Martin Luther King Jr. ational Historic Site, and the World of Coca-Cola Mu eum. Call for hours, tour 
times, and fees. [;;I WC 6' 
 
This exciting water park has Georgia's largest wave pool, along with water slides, beach voll eyball, and other fun attractions. Open May-Sept. Sun.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. IOa. m.-7 p.m. Adults $26.99, chil- 
dren $16.99. [;;I WC 6' IT 
Lanier Museum of Natural History 260 l Buford Dam Rd., Buford, 305 18 770-932-4460, gcvb. com This museum features wildlife exhibits, a reptile collection, and a butterfly garden. Classes, programs, and field tours for adults and children are also provided. 
Open Tue.-Sat. noon-5 p.m. Admission $1. [;;I WC 
Lanier Sailing Academy 6920 Holida y Rd., Buford, 30518 770-945-88 10, 800-684-9463, laniersail.com The academy offers sa iling classes and boat ren tals. 
Open daily 9 a. m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. [;;I WC 6' YI 
 
This former courth ouse, more than I00 yea r old, features th e Jim C herry Museum, which includes a specia l Civil War room. Open on .-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m . Free. [;;I WC 6' 
Travel Services 
DeKalb Chamber of Commerce 150 E. Ponce de Leon Ave., Ste. 400, Decatur, 30030 404-378-8000, dekalbchamber.org 
Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;1 6' 
Asian Square 5150 Buford Hwy., Doraville, 30341 770-458-8955 Asian Square features Oriental groceries and products. 
Open daily 9 a.m.-9:30 p.m. [;;I WC 6' 
 
Lamplighter Tours of Atlanta P.O. Box 45 1404, Atlanta, 311-15 770-49 1-3644, 800-258-4 142 
ow in its 19th yea r of providing tours, guides, meals, attractions, hotels, and specialty packages from student groups to senior groups. Call for reservations and fees. 
MARTA-Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority 2424 Piedmont Rd. .E., Atlanta, 30324-3330 404-848-4711, 404-848-3450, ilsmarta.com MARTA is Atlanta 's public transportation system. It 
runs daily 5 a.m.-1 a.m. Fare $1.75. [;;1 6' 
Southeast Tourism Society 3400 Peachtree Rd. .E., Ste. 725, Atlanta, 30326 404-364-9847, escapetothesoutheasl.com Highlights the best tours in the Southeast. Open Ion.- 
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Tours by BJ P.O. Box898 1,Atlanta, 31106 404-872-7722, 800-962-6595, toursbyb;.com Motorcoach tours of Atlanta and Savannah, African Ameri ca n heritage, wineries, history, and gardens. Call for reservations and fees. 
 
Historic Buford/Tannery Row Mercantile Main St. from S. Lee St. lo Hill I., Buford, 30518 Inna .us This revitalized area offers antiques shops, galleries, and monthl y arts events. Painters, culptors, glassblowers, photographers, jewelers, and woodcarvers open their studios to allow the public to view works in 
progress. Open Sat. 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
 
Holiday on Lake Lanier 6900 Holiday Rd., Buford, 30518 770-945-720 l, westrec.comllakelanier.html This marina offers full-service bathhouses, laund ry facilities, boat and jet-ski rentals. The surrounding property al o fea ture rental cabins, restauran ts, and pavilions. Open daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. 
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Lake Lanier Islands Beach and Waterpark 6950 Holiday Rd., Buford, 305 18 770-932-7200, lakelanierislands.com 
 
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Sarchet Country Store 4226 High St. , Buford, 30518 770-945- 1937 Sarchet Country Store has th e atmosphere of an old general store. With an authentic coll ection of country store and Coca-Cola memorabilia, archet Country Store brings back memories of a slower and simpl er time. Call for hours. [;;I 
Chamblee'sAntique Row 3550 Broad St. , Chamblee, 30341 770-455-4751, 877-645-4728, anliquerow.com 
troll from shop to shop in this unique suburban Atlanta neighborhood featuring more than 200 dealers in quality antiques and collectibles. Open fon.-Sat. IOa.m.-5 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 
Great Gatsby'sAuction Gallery 5070 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Chamblee, 30341 770-457-1903, gatsbys.com This I00,000-square-foot warehouse/showroom includes an art ga ll ery and a three-acre ga rden area. Open Mon.- 
Sat. 9 a. m.-5 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
DeKalb Farmers Market 150 E. Ponce de Leon Ave., Ste. 400, Decatu r, 30030 404-377-6400, dekalb(annersmarket. com Imports from growers and shippers worldwide distribute to the retail and wholesale trade. A restaurant and bakery are also on-site. Tours are available. Open daily 
9 a.m.-9 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
Downtown Decatur From E. Ponce de Leon Ave. lo Clairemonl Ave. Decatur, 30030 404-3 71-8386, 404-3 71-8262, deca turga.com The downtown area has more than 120 retail and restaurant locations, including ga ll eries, boutiques, 
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Historic Complex of DeKalb Historical Society 720 W. Trinity Place, Decatur, 30030 404-373- 1088, dekalbhistory.org The com plex includes three an tebellum structures: the Benjamin Franklin wanton House, the Biffie Cabin, and the Thoma -Barber Cabin. Explore these old homes and lea rn the tal es th ey can tell . Call for tour 
reservations. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
Old Courthouse on the Square lOl E. Court Square, Decatur, 30030 404-373- 1088, dekalbhistory.org 
 
Cultural Arts Center 8652 Campbellton St. , Douglasville, 3013-1 770-949-2787, artsdouglas.org Located in a I90 I neoclassical home, the CAC ho ts concerts, annual festivals, holiday events, and other cu ltural activities in th e area, including monthly artists' receptions, exhibits, and special programs. Open Mon.- 
Fri. 9 a. m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 6'T 
Travel Services Douglasville Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center 6694 E. Broad St. , Douglasville, 30134 770-947-5920, 800-66 1-0013, douglasvillecvb.org Open Mon.-Fri . 8 a. m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 
Douglas County Chamber of Commerce 6658 Church St. , Douglasville, 30134 770-942-5022, douglascountygeorgia.com 
Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 6' 
Atlanta Ice Forum 2300 Satellite Blvd., Duluth, 30097 770-813- 10l0, ice(orum.com This full -service public ice-skati ng rink is also the practice home of the HL's tlanta Thrasher . Practices are open to the public. Ca ll for Thrashers sched ule 
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Aurora Theatre 3087-B Main St. , Duluth, 30096 770-476-7926, auroratheatre.com This thea ter venue, considered a rising star in orth Georgia regional theater, stages high-quality classic and con temporary musicals, comedi es, and dramas. Box office open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.111 . Call for 
schedu le and fees. [;;I WC 6' 
Jacqueline Casey Hudgens Center for the Arts 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Bldg. 300, Duluth, 30097 770-623-6002, artsgwinnett.org The Hudgen Center houses the Fowler Callery, the Kistner Callery, and th e Children's Arts foseum . Open Tu e.-Fri . 1-5 p.111., Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 
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Landers-Cain House and Sweetwater Cemetery 1000 Pleasant Hill Rd. , Duluth, 30096 770-44 1-1645, gwinnetths.org Come see the birthplace and resting place of Eli Pinson Landers, a Confederate soldi er who authored the posthumously published collection of letters Weep 1ot (or le, Dear Mother. House open daily by appoi ntment 
onl y. Cemetery open daily dawn-dusk. Free. [;;I WC 
 
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 Southeastern Railway Museum 3595 Peachtree Rd., Duluth, 30096 770-476-2013, snnduluth.org 171is newly renovated museum features 80 pieces of retired railway equipment. ee President Harding's private car, the Superb , and take a short train ride . Find unique collectibles in the new gift shop. Open 
pr.-Dec. Thu.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., jan.-Mar. Sat. only IOa.m.-5 p.111. dulls 7, children 4, eniors 5. 
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Wild Bill's 2075 1arket St., Duluth, 30096 678-473-1000, wildbillsatlanta.com Kick up your heels at merica 's largest country music dance club and concert hall. Open Tue.- at. 7 p.m.-2 a.111., un. 4 p.m.-1 1 p.m. Call for fees. C;;l WC 6' ~IT 
Travel Services Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau 6500 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Ste. 200, Duluth , 30097 770-623 -3600, 888--+9-f-663 , gcvb.org Open fon .-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. C;;l WC 6' 
Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce 6500 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Duluth , 30097 770-232-3000, gwi,mettchamber.org Open lon.-Fri. 8 a.m .-5 p.111. C;;l WC 6' 
National Archives and Records Administration I 557 St. Joseph Ave., Ea t Point, 30344 404-763-7477, nara.gov The National Archives and Records Administration 
 
houses information for genealogy research. Visitors mu t call ahead. Open ~lon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-4 p.111., except Tue. until 8 p.111. Free. [;;l WC 6' 
Historic Downtown Fairburn Main St., Downtown Fairbum , 30213 770-96-f-22-f-f, fairbum .com A clu ter of surprising shops, antiques, and restaurants is the attraction here. Also be sure to visit the Confederate flag monument, the Confederate monument, the Fairburn city cemetery, the grave of the first woman sheriff, and the WV/ I Monument. [;;l 
Old Campbell County Museum Old Campbell County Courthouse and E. Bro"d St. Fairbum, 302 13 770-96-f-6007, 770-996-6796 Learn the history of Campbell County and visit the historic courthou e. Open Tue. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. and by appointment. Call for tour reservations. Free. C;;l WC 6' 
Southside Theatre Guild 20 W. Campbellton St., Fairburn, 30213 770-969-0956, stgplays.com One of tlanta's oldest community theater stages productions year-round. Call for schedule and fees. C;;l WC 6' 
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Fairburn City Hall 56 J\lalone St., Fairbum, 30213 770-96-f-22-f-f, f"irbum.com/copy_ofJairburn_coml Open Mon.-Fri . a.m.-5 p.m. C;;l WC 6' 
 
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Dixieland Fun Park 1675 U Hw)'. 85 ' Fayetteville, 3021-f 770--+60-5862, dixielandfunp"rk.com Come join in the fun at Dixieland Fun Park with activitie for the whole famil), including go-carts, bumper boats. mini-golf, batting cages, la er lag, zip line, giant swing, an indoor playground, and a huge arcade. Call for hours and fees. C;;l WC 6' YI T 
Fayette County Historical Society 195 Lee t., Fa)'etteville, 3021-f 770-7 16-6020, history{")'ettecoga.org The society runs a resea rch center for genealogical and historical re earch and offers a printed walking tour of the Fayetteville historic area. Open Tue. 6-9 p.m. , Thu. 10 a.m.-1 p.m., at. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. C;;l WC 6' 
Holliday Dorsey-Fife House 1-f0 W. Lanier Ave., Fayetteville, 3021-f 770-7 16-5332, fa)'etteville-ga -us.org Thi museum, located in a house that Doc Holliday once visited, features Gone With the Wind and Civil War memorabilia, and local hi tory. Open "nm.- at. 10 a.m.- ; p.m. dults 5, senior 4. C;;l WC 6' 
Starr's Mill Scenic Stop GA Hwy. 5 . and 5 connector, Fayetteville, 302 1-f 770--+6 l-97l-f Stop here for fi hing and a picnic and enjoy the waterfall and the red mill that sits in tarr' Mi ll Lake. It' also featured in one of the scenes from the fi lm Sweet Home Al"bama . Open daily dawn-<lusk. Free. C;;l 
 
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Fayette County Chamber of Commerce 200 Courthouse quare, Fayetteville, 30214 770-461-9983, {ayettechamber.org 
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Fayetteville Main Street 240 S. Glynn St. , Faretteville, 30214 770-461-6029, {ayetteville-ga.org 
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and south metro Atlanta . Visit our special-themed exhibits at the gallery, which change each month . Call 
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Patrick Cleburne Confederate Memorial Cemetery Johnson St. and McDonough St., Jonesboro, 30236 77 0-4 78-4800 One thousand unidentified Confederate soldiers who died in the Battle of Jonesboro rest here . TI1e headstones are arranged to form the shape of the 
Confederate battle flag. Open daily. Free. [;l 6' 
 
Southern Museum of CivilWar and Locomotive History 2829 Cherokee St. , Kennesaw, 30144 770-427-211 7, southemmu eum .org Recently reopened after extensive renovation, this Smithsonian-affiliated museum showcases how the locomotive has shaped history. Exhibits include the famous Civil War-era locomotive The General and a multimillion-dollar collection of Civil War relics. Open Mon .-Sat. 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m. Adults $7. 50, children 6-12 $5.50, eniors $6.50. Call ahead for tours. [;l WC 6' 
 
Georgia Grown Visitors Center and Gifts Atlanta State Fanners' Market, 16 Forest Pkwy Forest Park, 30050 404-361-7577, 800-662-7829 The new center will provide tourist information on the Farmers' Market, Atlanta, and all of Georgia . Special events like Salad Days and Christmas trolley tours make this a fun and educational stop for families. The gift shop will offer many Georgia products, including pecans, peaches, and peanuts. Call for hours. 
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Historic Grantville Driving Tour /00 Walt Sanders Memorial Dr., ewnan, 30265 770-254-262 7, 800-826-9382, coweta.ga.us Self-guided tour information is available. Open Mon .at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. [;l 
Atlanta Motor Speedway 1500 Tara Place, Hampton, 30228 770-707-7904, 770-707-7970 (tours), gospeedway.com Thrill to the excitement of A CAR racing. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m. Call for events and 
fees or to schedule a tour. [;l WC 6' 1Y 
Newman Wetlands Center 2755 Freeman Rd., Hampton , 30228 770-603-5606, gwf.orglwetlandpatch 15.htm Come learn about wetlands, see educationa l exh ibits, have a picnic, and take a scenic stroll. Trail open daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Center open Tue.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 
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Travel Services Airport Area Chamber of Commerce 600 S. Central Ave., Ste. 100, Hapeville, 30354 404-209-09 10, airportchamber.com Open Mon.-Fri . 9 a.m .-2 p.m . [;l WC 6' 
Antique Funeral Museum/Margaret Mitchell Playhouse 168 . McDonough St., Jonesboro, 30236 770-478-7211, popedixon.com Visitors can see a horse-drawn hearse, a pre-Civil War ca ket, and antique Civil War embalming equipment. ' n1e Margaret Mitchell Playhouse, a fully decorated one-room house in which Mitchell played as a child, was once located on the Fitzgerald Plantation, which belonged to Mitchell 's grandmother. Open daily. Free. [;l WC 6- 
Arts Clayton 136 S. '1ain St. , Jonesboro, 30236 770-473-0 48, artsclayton .org Arts Clayton is a community service arts agency promoting Georgia artists with a focus on Clayton County 
 
Road to Tara Museum /04 . '1ain St., Jonesboro, 30236 770-478-4800, 800-662-7829, visitscarlett.com Located in the Jonesboro Depot Welcome Center, this museum highlights Civil War and Gone With the Wind memorabilia. "Cone With the Girdle," the newest exhibit, chronicles tl1e emancipation of women 's clothing. Open Mon.-Fri . :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adu lts $5, students and seniors $4. 
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Stately Oaks /00 Carriage Ln. (off /odeco Dr.), Jonesboro, 30236 770-473-0197, historicalionesboro.org This 1839 planter's home complete with white columns is a must-see for Gone With the Wind fans. A one-room schoolhouse and country store are also onsite. Tours are conducted by costumed guides, and dinner tours for large groups are available . Open Mon .Fri. IO a.m.-4 p.m. Call for at. hours and fees . 
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Travel Services Clayton County Convention and Visitors Bureau/ 
Jonesboro Depot Welcome Center 104 . Main St., Jonesboro, 30236 770-478-4800, 800-662-7829, visitscarlett.com Information on the Corie With the Wind Premiere Pass available. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., at. 
10 a.m.-4 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
Clayton County Chamber of Commerce 2270 Mt. Zion Rd., Jonesboro, 30234 678-610-4021, claytoncham.org Open Mon .-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6- 
Historical and Hysterical Tours 104 . Main St., Jonesboro, 30236 770-477-8864, peterbormer.com Topics of tours include Gone With the Wind and the Battle of Jonesboro. Additional tours are available for groups. Call for daily tour times and fees. [;l WC 
"Anne Frank in the World, 1929- 1945"Exhibit KSU Center, 3333 Busbee Dr., Kennesaw, 3 /044 678-797-2083, holocaust.georgia.gov A multimedia exhibit that chronicles the short life of Anne Frank and those of millions of other Holocaust victims. Open on.-Fri . 10 a.m.-5 p.m. , Sat.-Sun. 15 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park 900 Kennesaw Mountain Dr., Kennesaw, 30152 770-42 7-4686, nps.gov/kemo Visit tl1e most complete Civil War battlefield of the 1864 Atlanta Campaign. Hiking trails, recreation areas, and picnicking facilities are available . A short film offers more infom1ation about park history. Welcome center open Mon .-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. , Sat.-Sun. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Park open daily dawn-<lusk. Free. 
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U.S. Play 775 Cobb Place Blvd., Kennesaw, 30144 770-42 7-7679, usplay.com Fun for all ages with cosmic bowling, billiards, and video games. Call for hours and fees . [;l WC 6' 1Y 
AdVentures Aloft Hot-Air Ballooning P.O. Box 464246, Lawrenceville, 30042 770-963-0149, balloo11i11gamerica.com Flights are conducted daily at dawn and about two hours before sunset {weather permitting). Each trip is custom-designed and includes a light meal and a traditional toast. Call for reservations and fees. [;l 
Gwinnett Historical Society/Gwinnett History Center I 5 Crogan St. , Lawrenceville, 30046 770-822-5174, gwin11etths.org Devoted to the preservation of Gwinnett County's rich heritage, the Historical Society maintains a genealogy and hi tory library in the courthouse. Open Mon .-Fri. 
9: 30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Gwinnett Historic Courthouse 185 Crogan St., Lawrenceville, 30045 770-822-5450, gogwi1mett.comlgwi1111etthi toriccourthouse The courthouse is the site of the infamous Larry Flynt trial and shooting. Seasonal events are held on the grounds year-round . Open Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Gwinnett History Museum 455 Perry St., Lawrenceville, 30045 770-822-5178, gogwi1111ett.comlgwi11netthistorymuseum The museum specializes in the preservation and interpretation of Gwinnett County artifacts from prehistory to World War II. Open Mon .-TI1t1. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sat. noon-5 p.m. $1 donation requested. [;l WC i i 
Historic Downtown Lawrenceville Historic Courthouse Square, Lawrenceville, 30045 770-822 -5450 
i it this delightful mix of craft, antiques, and retail shops and restaurants. Holiday events add to the historic charm. Most shops are closed Mon . Call for hours. 
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Travel Services Lawrenceville Tourism and Trade Association 162 E. Crogan St. , Ste. K Lawrenceville, 30046 678-226-2639, visitlawre11ceville.com 
Old Town Lilburn 93 Main St., Li/bum, 30047 770-279-1300, cityoflilbum.com A vestige of Cwinnett's hi storic past, Old Town Lilburn's shops are housed in restored mercantile stores and homes. A large city park and pic nic pavilions are other highlights. Most shops are open Mon .-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6-fl 
 
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Yellow River Game Ranch 4525 U Hwy. 78, Li/bum, 30047 770-972-6643, 877-972-6643, yellowrivergameranch.com 
troll along the trail in this 25-acre animal preserve, the official home of General Lee, Georgia's weather prognosticator. See white-tailed deer, black bears, cougars, buffalo, lambs, sheep, goats, and other animals indigenous to the state. Open daily 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. (tickets sold until 5 p.m.). Adults $8, children $7. c:;;i WC 6,. 
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Sweetwater Creek State Conservation Park Mount Vernon Rd., Lithia Springs, 30057 Follow signs from 1-20, Exit 44 (fhomton Rd.) 770-732-5871, gastateparks.org You'll find more than 2,000 acres just west of tlanta and ix Flag Theme Park. Mile of hiking trails wind through the woods and follow weetwater Creek to the ruins of a textile mill burned during the Civil War. Fishing, boat rentals, picnic areas, and playgrounds are available. o camping. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Trails close at dusk. Admi ion $2 per vehicle. C;;lWC M IY 
H& HOrchards 100 Colvin Dr., Locust Grove, 30248 678-432-6555, 770-957-4330 Pick your own peaches and pay by the bucket. Call for hours and fees. C;;l WC 6,. 
Noah'sArk Animal Rehabilitation Center 7J2 L. G. Griffin Rd., Locust Grove, 30248 770-957-0888, noahs-ark.org This center houses rehabilitated and exotic animals such as bears, lions, tigers, and monkeys. isitors can picnic here and view the animals. Open Tue.- at. noon-3 p.m. Free (donations accepted). C;;l WC 6,. 
 
Atlanta area, this museum showcases primarily art from the 19th and 20th centuries. four large exhibitions are scheduled each year. Open Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., 
un . 1-5 p.m. Adults $5, children and seniors $3. C;;l WC 6,. 
Marietta Confederate Cemetery/Marietta City Cemetery 381 Powder Springs St. , Marietta , 30060 770-794-5606, mariettasquare.comlcon{ederate_cemetery.html Buried in the Confederate Cemetery are more than 3,000 people from the Civil War era. The City Cemetery dates back further, to the 1830s, and is the resting place of many historical figures. Open daily dawn-dusk. Free. C;;l WC 6,. 
Marietta Fire Museum 112 Haynes St., Marietta, 30060 770-794-5467 The museum showcases antique fire engines and firefighting equipment. Open Mon .-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. C;;l WC 6,. 
Marietta Gone With the Wind Museum: Scarlett On the Square 18 Whitlock Ave., Marietta, 30064 770-794-5576, gwhvmarietta.com This museum houses a large collection of GWTW movie memorabilia including the bengaline gown worn by carlett in the honeymoon scene, foreign versions of the novel , and a section dedicated to the 
frican merican cast members. Open Mon.- at. JO a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. C;;l WC 6,. 
Marietta Museum of History 1 Depot St., Ste. 200, Marietta , 30060 770-528-043 J, mariettahistory.org Discover the rich history of Marietta and Cobb County. Exhibits are located on the second floor of the historic Kennesaw House. Open Mon .- at. 10 am.-4 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m. Adults $3, children $1, seniors and students $2. C;;l WC 6,. 
 
n,is nonprofit theater provides year-round entertainment, holiday hows, special productions for young people, and a play-reading series featuring works by new regional playwrights. Call for events and fees. C;;lWC o,. I 
White Water and American Adventures 250 Cobb Pkwy ., Marietta, 30062 770-424-WAVE, six/lags.com White Water features one of the world's highest free falls on the Cliffhanger, as well as a wave pool, water rides, food, and a gift shop. American Adventures caters to families with young children, offering the 40,000-square-foot Foam Factory, rides, and mini-golf. Call for hours and fees. c:;;i WC 6,. IY 
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Marietta Welcome Center and Visitors Bureau 4 Depot St., Marietta, 30060 770-429-1 JJS, 800-835-0445, mariettasquare.com lnfonnation on 1arietta's Historic Walking, Driving, and Heritage Passport tours are available. Open Mon.Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. JO a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m. C;;l WC 6,. 
Cobb Chamber of Commerce 240 Interstate . Pkwy, Marietta 30339 770-980-2000, cobbchamber.org Open Mon.-17rn. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 
Dogwood Plantation Hunting Preserve 1409 GA Hwy. 42 S., McDonough 770-957-7005, 770-6 16-77 14 Individuals or corporate groups can enjoy a memorable afternoon outing on this Continental pheasant hunt with a 300-bird drive. Hunts are by resenation and begin with a gourmet tenderloin lunch served on china with linens. Call for hours and fees. 
 
Vines Botanical Gardens and Manor House 3500 Oak Grove Rd., Loganville, 30052 770-466-7532, vinesbotanicalgardens.com Stroll through 23 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy the garden railroad. Open Mon.- at. IO a.m.-5 p.m. du Its $5, children and seniors $4. c:;;i WC 6,. 
Mable House Amphitheatre 5239 Floyd Rd. , Mableton, 30126 770-8 19-7937, mablehouseamphitheatre.com Plan an outing to Atlanta's newest performing arts venue. isit our Web site for performance listings. Call for hours and fees. C;;l WC 6,. 
Georgia Ballet 1255 Field Pkwy, Marietta, 30060 770-425-0258, georgiaballet.org Comprising a professional dance company and a dance school , the Georgia Ballet provides advancedlevel training and professional performances. Sea on runs Sept.-May. Call for schedule and ticket information . c:;;iwc 
Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art 30 Atlanta St. , Marietta, 30060 770-528- 14-f-f, mariettasquare.com/mcma The only American art museum in the metropolitan 
 
Marietta National Cemetery 500 Washington Ave., larietta, 30060 770-428-3258 More than I0,000 Civil War soldiers are buried here. Open daily. Tours by reservation. Free. C;;l WC 
Marlow House Gallery 192 Church St. , Marietta, 30060 770-426-1825, marlowgallery.com 17,is quaint gallery features n,omas Kincade artwork, gifts, and collectibles. Mon.-Sat. IO a.m.-5 p.m. C;;l WC 6,. 
Mountasia Fun Center 175 Emest Barrett Pkwy, Marietta, 30066 770-422-7227, mountasia.com Enjoy this family fun park with go-carts, bumper boats, miniature golf, and video games. Birthday and group packages are available. Call for hours and fees. C;;lWC M IY 
Root House Museum HS Denmead St. , Marietta, 30060 770-426-4982, cobblandmarks.com Located in a middle-class merchant's home that once belonged to pharmacist William Root, this museum portrays middle-class life in the 1850s. A new fourseason interpretive exhibit is a special attraction. Open Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $4, children $2, seniors $3. C;;l WC 6,. 
Theatre in the Square J J Whitlock Ave., 4arietta, 30064 770-422-8369, theatreinthesquare.com 
 
Genealogical Society 71 Macon St., McDonough, 30252 770-954-1456 Located in the Brown House, which dates back to 1826, the Genealogical Society preserves historical information about Henry and Clayton Counties. Open Mon., Wed., Fri. JOa.m.-3 p.m. Free. C;;l WC 
Heritage Park 101 Lake Dow Rd., McDonough, 30253 770-954-2031, co. henry.ga.us 17,is 112-acre park contains a historic village depicting McDonough's past and featuring the old schoolhouse, along with a trail , a library, and a softball complex. Call for hours. C;;l WC 
Little Billies Strawberry Farm 2501 GA Hwy. 20 W., McDonough, 30253 770-957-8524, littlebi/lies.com Pick your own strawberries fresh from the vine-or we will pick them for you. And don't forget to take home some of our homemade strawberry ice cream, made fresh with strawberries direct from the field. Seasonal. Call for hours. c:;;i WC 6,. I 
Peachtree Peddlers Flea Market 155 Mill Rd., McDonough, 30253 770-914-2269, 888-66 1-3 532 The flea market, in an indoor 70,000-square-foot space, hosts craft shows and other special events, in addition to featuring antiques and craft booths. Open Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. c:;;i WC 6,. I 
 
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R ecently nal!lcd a Preserve Americn Community by First Lady Laura Bush, Kennesnw is proud ofits own unique place in history. The city has preserved its ti1nc-lwnorcd traditions and beauty, wclcollling visitors with a walking tour of historic hol!lcs, quaint shops and southern cuisine in a vintage, downtown business district. 
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F ro111 roller coasters to relics, Cobb Courny is Atlanta's playground. it1St north of Atlanta, Cobb's exciting attractions include Six Rags Over Georgia, Six Rags' White Water, American Adventures, Sun Valley Beach, and the Marietta Gone With The Wind Movie Museum . 
History buffs c11ioy the historic districts, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park,and a variety oflllllSCtm including Marietta Museum of Hi t01y,while outdoor cnthuiasts love the ational Recreation Areas and golf courses. 
Cobb's Town Center all , Galleria Specialty all, Cumberland Mal l, Vinings Jubilee, and a variety ofantiquc and gifi shops never rail to delight. In the evening, hit a night 
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V isit Historic Marietta and experience the Marietta Gone With the Wind Musewn a well as Victorian architecture, turn-of-the-century quare, quaint shops. unique and diver e dining and theatre. Our heritage passport offers as cornbination ticket to three he ritage lttseu111s at a discounted price. 
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spot, like Dave & Bu tcrs or Play. Catch a play at the Theatre on the Square or have dinner in one ofCobb' \~ricd re taurants. The choicl'S arc lilllitle . 
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part of the co11m1tmity in Srnyrna. Vi it the Smyrna Welco111c Center, once the renowned Southern rcstauram unt Fanny' Cabi n, and cc autographs and photos left by celebrities. Stroll through Smyrna's new Market Vi llage, home to unique hops, a well as a variety of delicious re tauram . 
Visit one of rnyrna' parks, trails, or golf courses and enjoy the owdoors, or explore the Concord Covered Bridge Hi toric District. 
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 ALPHARETTA North Point Mall 1000 rorth Point Cir., Alpharetta, 30022 770-740-9273, northpointmall.com An impressive selection of shops. Visit newcomers like Pottery Barn Kids and Williams-Sonoma. Open Mon.-S,1l. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. noon-6 p.m. 
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ATLANTA . Cumberland Mall /000 Cumberland l\ lall (on Cobb Pkwy) Atlanta,30339 770--13 5-2206, cu mberlandma/1.com Enjoy a relaxing dinner at one of the mall's restaurants or spend the day shopping al your favorite stores. 
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Galleria Specialty Mall One Galleria Pkwy, Atlanta, 30339 770-989-5100, galleriaspecialtymall.com Unique locally owned clothing and gift boutiques. Open Mon.-Sat. IO a.m.-7 p.m., Sun. 12:30-6 p.m. 
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Lenox Square 3393 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, 30303 -104-233-6767, simon.com Lenox Square has been the Southeast's premier shopping destination for more than 44 years. Open Mon.-Sal. IO a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. noon-6 p.111. 
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Mall at Peachtree Center 23 l Peachtree St. .E., Atlanta, 30303 -104-65-1-l 296, peachtreecenter.comlma/1 In the heart of downtown Atlanta featuring a variety of shops, restaurants, and the Spa at Peachtree Center. 
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Northlake Mall -1800 Briarcliff Rd., Atlanta, 303-15 770-938-5-183, simon.com 
nchored by JCPenney, Rich's/Macy's, Parisian, Sears, and more than 115 specialty stores and eateries. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. noon-6 p.m. ~WC M I 
Perimeter Mall -1400 Ashford Dunwoody Rd., Atlanta, 303-16 770-39-1--1270, perimetenna/1.com Anchors include Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's. Open i\'lon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.111., un. noon-6 p.111. 
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CHAMBLEE Atlanta'sChinatown Shopping Square 5383-C New Peachtree Rd., Chamblee, 30341 770--158-6660, atlantachinatown.com This mall features two restaurants, a grocery store, a bookstore, jewelers, and other retail shops. Open daily 
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DECATUR Gallery at South DeKalb 2801 Candler Rd., Decatur, 30034 -104-24 l-24 3 l :Vlore than 100 stores, restaurants, and community services. Succes ful "commerce meets community" business model. Open Mon.-Sat. IO a.rn.-9 p.m., 
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North DeKalb Mall 2050 Lawrenceville Hwy., Decatur, 30033 -104-320-7960, northdekcilbmall.com Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. noon-6 p.m. 
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DOUGLASVILLE Arbor Place Mall 6700 Douglas Blvd., Douglasville, 30/ 35 770-9-17-4244, 770-9-17-42-15, arborplace.com Offers 5 department stores, more than 120 stores, 20 
e- eateries, dnd 18 theaters. Open Mon.- at. IO a.m.-9 
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DULUTH Estate Treasure 3026 Buford Hwy., Duluth, 30096 770-497-8008, estatetreasure,com This property is filled with quality antiques and gifts. The owners also offer an appraisal service. Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ~ 
Gwinnett Place Mall 2/00 Pleasant Hill Rd., Duluth, 30096 770--176-5160, simon.com Deparbnent stores include Rich's/Macy's, Sears, JCPenney, and Parisian, as well as a wide variety of pecialty shops. Open Mon.-Sat. IO a.m.-9 p.111., 
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KENNESAW Town Center at Cobb 400 Ernest W. Barrett Pkwy, Kennesaw, 301-14 770--124-09 J5, simon.com This mall features Rich's ~acy's, JCPenney, ears, and more. Open Mon.-Sat. IO a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 12:30-6 
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Phipps Plaza 3500 Peachtree Rd., Buckhead/Atlanta, 30326 800-810-7700, simon.com 
amed a "Southern Best" in Southern Living magazine's Reader's Choice Awards. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. noon-5:30 p.m. ~ WC 6' ~I Y 
BUFORD Mall of Georgia 3333 Buford Dr., Buford, 30519 678--1 2-8788, mallofgeorgia.com This famous mall features more than 224 stores, including A/X rmani Exchange, Christopher and Banks, and Delia's. Open 1on.-Sal. IO a.m.-9 p.m., 
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LAWRENCEVILLE Discover Mills 5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Lawrenceville, 3004 3 678-847-5000, 866-GAM JLLS, discovern,ills.com Includes 200 specialty and outlet stores. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 110011-6 p.m. 
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LITHONIA Mall at Stonecrest 2929 Turner Hi// Rd., Lithonia, 30038 678-526-8955, mallatsto11ecrest.co111 Atlanta's newest mall, with more than 130 specialty stores, a 16-screen cinema, and IP suites. Open Mon.- at. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. noon-6 p.m. 
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LOCUST GROVE Tanger Outlet Center 1000 Tanger Dr., Ste. 200, Locust Grove, 302-18 770-957-53 /0, 800-406-0833, ta11geroutlet.com More than 60 brand-name outlet stores offer quality in-season merchandise. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 
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MARIETTA Historic Marietta Square 4 Depot St. N.E., larietta, 30060 770--129-1115, mariettasquare.com Authentic turn-<Jf-the-century square filled witl1 quaint antiques stores, restaurants, museums, and a theater. 
e-fl lost stores open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 
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MCDONOUGH Historic Town Square 1-75, Exits 218 and 221, 4 miles east McDonough, 30253 770-898-3196, tounncdonough.com Abounding with antiques shops, an old-fashioned hardware store, iron furnishings, and an art design studio. 
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Nutmeg's 16 Macon St., McDonough quare McDonough, 30253 770-957-6199 Visit this gift shop, which specializes in gourmet cookware, bakeware, tableware, cookbooks, and house wanning gifts. Cooking and tea classes are also available. Open Mon.-Sat. JO a.m.-5:30 p.m., closed Wed. Call for fees. ~ WC 
MORROW Southlake Mall 1000 Southlake Mall, Morrow, 30260 770-961. 1050 Featuring more than 120 stores, this mall also thrills the kids with a carousel ride. Open 1on.-Sal. I0 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun, noon-6 p.m. ~ WC e-YIY 
NORCROSS Forum Shops 5155 Peachtree Pkwy, rorcross, 30092 678-966-0220 Newly opened open-air shopping center, home to more than 60 upscale retailers and restaurants. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., un. noon-6 p.m. ~WC e- 
Georgia Antiques Center and Flea Market 6624 Dawson Blvd., orcross, 30093 770-446-9292 
lore than 40 merchants with collectibles, antiques, jewelry, furniture, and crafts from all over the world. Open Mon.-Fri. IO a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m., un. noon-7 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
ROSWELL Historic Roswell Antique Market 1207-C Alpharetta St., Roswell, 30075 770-587-5259, roswellantiques.com 
ntiques, vintage furniture, and collectibles. Open Mon.- at. IO a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. ~ WC 
VININGS Vinings Jubilee Shopping Center 
-1300 Paces Ferry Rd. r.w., Vi11ings, 30339 
770--138-8080, viningsiubilee.com Charming antiques and specially shops, boutiques, and restaurant. Most stores open daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 
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 Travel Services Henry County Chamber of Commerce, Convention and Visitors Bureau,and Welcome Center 1709 GA Hwy. 20 W., McDonough, 30253 770-957-5786, 800-HE RYCO, he11rycounty.com 
Open lon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. , Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. l:ilWC b 
McDonough Hospitality and Tourism Bureau/ 1920s Standard Oil Station 5 Griffin St., lcDonough, 30253 70-898-3196, toum,cdonough.com The McDonough Welcome Center is a prototype 1920s tandard Oil station and also houses the McDonough Hospitality and Tourism Bureau, providing statewide and local tourism information. Open 
lon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-; p.m. !:ii WC b 
 
Old Mill Museum Downtown Moreland quare on Mai11 t. 
lore/and, 30259 770-254-2627, 00-826-9382, coweta.ga.us 
isitors can see antique farming equipment, World War II-era collectibles from life in rural Georgia, and the Smithsonian Textile xhibit. Open Sat.-Sun. 1-4 
p.m. by re ervation only. dmission 2. !:ii WC b 
Georgia Department of Archives and History 5 00 /onesboro Rd., Morrow, 30260 67 -36-f-3700, georgiaarchil'e .org Georgia's most valuable historical documents are housed here, helping state and local govemments meet open-records requirements. Open Tue.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.- 
5 p.m. Free. !:ii WC b 
 
Travel Services Morrow Tourist Center 6475 /onesboro Rd., farrow, 30260 770-968-1623, morrowtourism.com Open Tue.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. !:ii WC b 
Coweta County African American Heritage Museum and Research Center 92 Fanner t., 1ewna11, 30263 770-683-7055, africanamericanallia11ce.net This hou e, the first black museum of Coweta County, exhibits historical African American architecture and provides a repository for artifacts and records. It also erves as a genealogy workroom for re earch . Open lon .-Fri. IOa.m.-4 p.m. or by appointment. 
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Erskine Caldwell Birthplace and Museum E. Camp St. in Moreland Town Square Morela11d, 30259 770-25 1-4438, 770-25-f 687, coweta.ga.us ''The Little Manse," birthplace of Erskine Caldwell, 
has been restored to its 1903 appearance and relocated to the town square as a hou e museum showcasing 
Caldwell 's life and accomplishments. Open at.-Sun. 
1--4 p.m. Adult $2, children $1. !:ii WC b T 
 
Reynolds Memorial Nature Preserve 5665 Reynolds Rd., Morrow, 30260 770-603-4188, co.clayto11.ga.us ' n,is 146-acre woodland host educational programs dedicated to conservation . You'll find 4.5 miles of trails, ponds, a demonstration vegetable and herb garden, a historic barn, and a native plant trail and butter!! garden . Preserve open daily until du k. isitors center open Mon .-Fri. 8:30 a.m .-5:30 p.m. Free. l:ilWC b T 
 
Dunaway Gardens 3218 Roscoe Rd., ewna11, 30263 67 -423-4050, du11awaygarde11s.co111 One of the South 's largest natural rock and noral gardens, with spring-fed pools, stone waterfalls, and extenive hand-laid rock paths, walls, and staircases throughout the grounds. Open Mar. 15-1 ov. 30171u.- 
at. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., un. 1-5 p.m. Open dail) yearround for group tours. dult I0, children 8. l:ilWC b 
 
Lewis Grizzard Museum 2769 US Hwy. 29 S., Moreland, 30259 770-304- l-190, 800 26-9382, coweta.ga.us View memorabilia of renowned humori t and author 
Lewi Grizzard. ee hi old typewriters, family photos, 
mementos, and manuscripts. Open daily IO a.m.-6 
p.m . Guided tours are available. dmission $1. l:ilWC b 
 
Spivey Hall,Clayton College and State University 5900 . Lee St. , 1orrow, 30260 770-960-4200, piveyha/1.org The venue's wide-ranging season features the finest in piano, vocal, chamber, jazz, world, choral , organ, string, and early music . It's also home to the incredible Albert Schweitzer 1vlemorial Pipe Organ. Open on.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. !:ii WC b 
 
The Major Long House 21 LaGra11ge t., ewnan, 30263 
70-253-5686, maiorlo11g.com meticulou I re tored antebellum home in do\\11- 
town hi toric I ewnan, available for private functions. 171is home, built in 1835 by lajor Young James Long, is available for group and individual tour by advance 
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ACWORTH Bentwater Golf Club 100 Golf Links Dr., 30101 770-529-9554 bentwater-atlanta.comlgolfclubl 
Cobblestone Golf Course 4200 1ance Rd. , 30101 770-917-5151 cobblestonegol{com 
ALPHARETTA Crooked Creek Golf Club 3430 GA Hwy. 9, 30004 770-475-2300 crookedcreekgol{com 
Riverpines Golf Club 4775 Old Alabama Rd., 30022 770-442-5960 rfrerpinesgol{com 
Trophy Club of Atl anta 15135 Hopewell Rd., 30004 770-3-+3-9700 americangol{com 
ATLANTA Alfred "Tup" Holmes Golf Course 2300 Wilson Dr, 30311 404-753-6158, 404-255-GOLF 
Bobby Jones Golf Club 384 Woodward Way, 30305 404-3 55-1009 t-of{-now.com 
Browns Mill Golf Course 480 Cle,eland Ave., 30354 40-f-366-3573 
Candler Park Golf Course 585 Candler Park Dr., 30307 404-371-1260 
Charlie Yates Golf Course East Lake 1DLakeside Village Dr. 30317 404-373-4655 
Cross Creek Golf Club 1221 Cross Creek Pkwy, 30327 404-352-5612 
Golfers' Club at Fort MacPherson (military only) 1761 W. J\liller Dr. S.W., 30330 404-464-2178 
Lakeside Golf Course 3600 Old Pairbum Rd. , 30331 404-344-3629 
 
North Fulton Golf Course 216 \V. Wieuc,1 Rd. , 30342 404-255-0723 
Sugar Creek Golf Course 2706 Bouldercrest Rd., 30316 404-241-767 l 
Wolf Creek Golf Club 3000 Union Rd. , 30331 404-344-1334 wol{creekgc.com 
AUSTELL Dogwood Golf and Country Club 4207 Flinthill Rd. , 30106 770-941-2202 dogwoodgol{org 
COLLEGE PARK College Park Golf Course 3711 Fainva)' Dr.. 30337 404-761-0731 collegeparkgol{course.com 
DACULA Hamilton Mill Golf Club 1995 Hamilton Mill PkiV) 30019 770-945-4653 hamiltonmillgol{com 
Trophy Club of Apalachee 1008 Dacula Rd., 30019 770-822-9220 trophyclubapalachee.com 
DECATUR Atlanta International Golf and Country Club 460 J Snap{inger \Voods Dr. 30035 770-981-1400 
DOUGLASVILLE Bear Creek Golf Club 5450 Country Manor Dr. 30135 770-949-4653 
Chapel Hills Golf Course 3300 Col{ Ridge Blvd. 30135 770-949-0007 cannongategol{com 
Greystone Golf Club 4020 Crl?)stone Rd., 30134 770-489-9608 
West Pines Golf Club 6606 Selman Dr., 30134 770-920-0850 
 
DULUTH Hooch Golf Club 2705 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. 30096 770-476-2525 thehoochgol{club.com 
St. Marlo Country Club 7755 St. Marlo Country Club Pkwy, 30097 770-495-7725 stmarlo.com 
ELLENWOOD Little Mountain Golf Course 1850 Little Mountain Rd. 30294 770-981-7921 
FAYETTEVILLE Palmer Course at Stars Mill 175 Birkdale Dr., 30214 770-461-6545 
River'sEdge Golf Club 40 outhem Gol{Ct., 30215 770-460-1098 riversedgegc.net 
JONESBORO lake Spivey Golf Club 8255 Clubhouse Wa)', 30236 770-477-9836 lakespi,e1.11et 
Links Golf Club 340 Hewell Rd., 30238 770-461-5 lOO 
LAWRENCEVILLE Collins Hill Golf Club 585 Camp Perrin Rd., 30043 770-822-5400 collinshillgol{com 
LITHONIA Mystery Valley Golf Course 6094 hadowrock Dr., 30058 770-469-6913 mystery~alley.com 
LOGANVILLE Cedar Lake Golf Course 5720 Sharon Church Rd. 30052 770-466-404 3 cedarlakegol{com 
MARIETTA City Club Marietta 51 D Powder Springs St., 30064 770-52 -GOLF cityclubmarietta.com 
 
MCDONOUGH Cotton Fields Golf Club 400 Industrial Blvd., 30253 770-914-144 2 cotton fields.com 
Georgia National Golf Club 1715 Lake Dow Rd., 30252 770-914-9994 georgianational.com 
NEWNAN Arbor Springs Golf Club 300 Arbor prings Pkwy, 30265 770-683-4727 arborspringsgol{com 
Orchard Hills Golf Club 600 E. CA Jfo?' I6, 30263 770-251-5683 orchardhills.com 
Summer Grove Golf Club 335 Summer Grove Pkwy 30265 770-251-1 BOO 
PEACHTREE CITY Flat Creek Golf Club (/>rivate) 100 Flat Creek Rd. , Box 2027 30269 770-487-9678 
Planterra Ridge Golf Club (pri,ate) 500 Clubhouse Dr., 30269 770-487-4731 
SMYRNA Fox Creek Golf Club 1501 Windy Hill Rd., 30080 770-435-1000 legacyfoxcreekgol{com 
Legacy Golf Links 1825 Wind)' Hill Rd. , 30080 770-434-6331 
SNELLVILLE Trophy Club of Gwinnett 3254 Clubside View Ct., 30039 770-978-7755 troph)iclub-gwinnett.com 
STOCKBRIDGE Eagle's Landing Country Club and Inn (private) 425 Countr)' Club Dr., 30281 770-389-2000 eagleslandingcc.com 
 
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Rum Creek Golf Club 107 St. Ives Ct., 30281 770-507-3538 
Southerness Golf Club 4871 Flat Bridge Rd., 30281 770-808-6000 
STONE MOUNTAIN Southland Golf and Country Club 5726 Southland Dr., 30087 770-469-28 I6 eaglegreens.com 
Stone Mountain Golf Club Stonewall Jackson Dr., 30086 770-465-3278 stonemountaingol{co1n 
SUGAR HILL Sugar Hill Golf Club 6094 Suwanee Dam Rd., 30518 770-271-0519 sugarhillgol{club.com 
SUWANEE Bear'sBest Atlanta 5342 Aldeburgh Dr., 30024 678-714-2582 bearsbest.com 
Laurel Springs Golf Course 6400 Golf Club Dr, 30024 770-884-0064 laurelspringsclub.com 
Olde Atlanta Golf Club 5750 Olde Atlanta Pk!V), 30024 770--197-0097 gol{oldeatlanta.com 
TUCKER Heritage Golf Club 4445 Britt Rd., 30084 770-493-4653 heritagegol{club.com 
TYRONE Wendell Coffee Golf Center 1963 GA Hwy. 74 ., 30290 770-969-4469 
WINSTON St. Andrews Golf and Country Club 8799 Edinburgh Dr., 30187 770-489-2200 standrewsga.com 
 
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 Male Academy Museum 30 Temple Al'e., 1 ew11011, 30263 Ti0-25 1-0207, nchistoricolsociety.org 1lighlighted is an extensive Civil \ ar exhibit with artifacts, " eaponry, maps, and paintings of the beginning of the Battle of Brown l\ lills. \ alking tours are available. Open Tue.-Thu. 10 a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m., 
at.-Sun. 2-5 p.m. dulls 3, children I. [;;) WC 6' 
Newnan Community Theatre Company 2-f Firs/ Al'e., ewnon, 30263 770-683- CTC, newnontheotre.com Thi group serves the \ est Georgia area, staging co111edies, dramas, 111usicals, hakespeare, and chil- 
dren's productions. Call for schedule and fees. [;;) WC 6' 
Oak Grove Plantation & Gardens -f537 S Hw)'. 29, ewnan, 30263 - 70.-f63-30 IO, ookgro,ega.com This I 30s plantation home reflects earl) Plantation Plain and Federal tyle . "n,e gardens specialize in oldfashioned flowers and shrubs. Call for hours and fees. [;;) WC 6' IT 
 
Art Galleries of Historic Roswell Hi Lorie Roswell, Roswell, 30075 7 0-6-10-3253, 800-776-7935, cvb.roswe/1.go.us Roswell is home to numerous art galleries, artists' tudios, theaters, performing arts venues, and three major arts fe tivals. Call for events, hour , and fees. [;;)WC 
Bulloch Hall l 0 Bulloch ve., Roswell, 30075 770-992- 1731 , 800-776-7935, cvb.roswe/1.go.us Bulloch Hall, bui lt in I 40, was the chi ldhood home of littie Bulloch, who married Theodore Roo evelt r. in the dining room in I 53. Today the hou e hosts tour that include the lave quarter exhibit and the garden. Open Ion- at. IO a.m.-3 p.m., un . 1-3 p.m. Tours on the hour until 3 p.m. dults 6, children 6-12 -+. [;;)WC 
 
Chattahoochee Nature Center 9135 \Villeo Rd. , Roswell, 30075 770-992-2055, chottnoturecenter.com Enjoy mile of freshwater ponds, \\Ooded uplands, river marshes, and wildlife along the hattahoochee River. The center offer regular tours and ho t educational programs and special events. Open on- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un . noon-5 p.m. Adults 3, children 3-12 and enior 2. 
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Georgia Ensemble Theatre Ro well Cultural Arts Genier 950 Forrest St. , Roswell, 30075 770-64 l l 260, get.org Enjoy professional theatrical productions in the Ro well Historic District. Call for hours, schedules, 
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Travel Services 
Coweta County Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center l00 \Volt anders lemoriol Dr., einwn, 30265 
70-2 5-f-2627, 800 26-9382, coweto.ga.us Information on Newnan 's Antebellum and ictorian Dri,ing Tour is available. Open Mon.- at. 9 a.m.-5 
p.m., un. 1- 5 p.m. [;;) WC 6' 
Newnan- Coweta County Chamber of Commerce 23 Bullsboro Dr., 1ewnan, 3026-f 770-253-2270, ncchamber.org 
Open lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;) WC 6' 
Historic Downtown Norcross S. Peachtree t. from Holcomb Bridge Rd. to Buford 1-1",., orcro s, 30071 r0--f-f9--I0 -1, norcrossga. net This area' old-fashioned slreetlamps illuminate galleries. antiques shops, gift shops, and restaurants, including one housed in a re tored train depot. all for hour. [;;) WC 6' 
Malibu Grand Prix Family Entertainment Center 5-f00 Brook /-lo/low Pkw)', orcross, 3007 1 770--116-7630, 1110/ibugrondprix.com Enterlaintnent includes minia ture golf, go-earls, bumper boats, batting cages, an arcade, and an Ind)1) le formula racing track. t\ full food court is avail- 
able. Call for ea onal hour and fees. [;;) WC 6'Tl T 
 
Family Getaways at one of our Marriott Resorts 
Choose between the Evergreen Conference Resort or Stone Mountain Inn, and enjoy: 
 Deluxe Guestrooms  Breakfast Buffet for Four  Four One-Day All Attraction Passes to Stone Mountain Park Packages rang e from $199.00 to $259.00, based on availability. Couples packages are also available. Just call 1-888-670-2250 and ask for the 
Stone Mountain Escape Package, or book on-line at www.evergreenresort.com. Stay 3 Nights, Get the 4th FREE* 
at Georgia's Largest Campground 
Located on the 363-acre Stone Mountain Lake, our Family Campground features: 
 441 Full and Partial Hook-Up and Primitive Sites 
 Swimming Pool  Volleyball Court  Playground 
 Convenience Store *Present this ad to receive the discount. Offers expire 
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Sun Valley Beach 5350 Holloman Rd. , Powder prings, 30127 770-9-13-5900, s1111l'ollevbeoch.com Ne tied among 40 acr~s of Georgia pines is a crystalclear S\\ imming pool surrounded br sa ndy whi te beaches and picnic areas. The pool ha 10 waler slides and a rope wing. all for sea onal hours. dults 16, 
children H , seniors SID. [;;) WC 6' 
 
Andretti Speed Lab l l000 lphorelto Hill)., Roswell, 300 6 7-0-992-5688, ondrellispeedlob.com This indoor entertainment complex features highperformance carts, an arcade, rock-climbing simulators, a ropes course, and a restaurant "ith a ports bar. Open i\lon.-Thu. 3-10 p.m., Fri. 3 p.m.- 1 a.m., al. 
11 - 1 a.m., Sun. noon- IO p.m. [;;) WC 6' 
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Kudzu Playhouse of Roswell 608 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Ho well, 300 6 r0-59-1-1020, 770-998-3 526. kud::upla)'house.com TI1is community theater features professional and amateur actors' performance as 11ell as a children' the- 
e- ater, camp, and drama lesson . Call for hours. sched- 
ule, and fees. [;;I WC 
Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forrest I., Roswell. 30075 770-59-1-6232, 770-6-11 -1260, roswellgov.com 
ee theater, dance, mu5ical performances, and multicultural events year-round. ffice open Tue.-Sat. 12:30- 
e- 6 p.m. Call for hours and fee . [;;I WC IT 
Roswell Fire and Rescue Museum 1002 Alpharetta St., Roswell. 300-5 70-6-11-3730, roswellgo,.com Thi mall local museum focuses on the hi ton of the 
e- Ro 11ell Volunteer Fire Department. Open dail) 9 
a.m.-6 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 
 
Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce 1025 Old Roswell Rd.. te. IOI, Roswell, 30076 
e- ,-0-993 '06, gn{cc.com 
Open ;\lon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 
Ghost Talk- Ghost Walk Tour 617 f\tlanta St., Roswell, 30075 ,-0-753-0037, 00-273-03 l , cvb.roswell.ga.us 'lours Fri. 6: 30- p.m. dmis ion $I0. Croup rates a..ai lable. Resenation required. 
Old Mill Antiques Village 3240 E. Ponce de Leo11 Al'e., cot/dale, 30079 404-292-0223 The ,illage comprises five houses and a warehouse, all filled "ith antiques. Bring iour antiques here to sell or 
e- to be re tared or refinished. Open \Ion.- Fri. 9 a.111.-; 
p.m., Sat. 10:30 a.111.-; p.m. [;;I WC 
 
Roswell Historic District 6I7 tla11ta St., Roswell, 30076 770-6-10-3253, 00-776-7935, cvb.roswell.ga.u Ros11ell's 6-10-acre historic di tricl is filled with antebellum homes, historic sites, hops, art , crafts, nature trails, mu cums. and restaurants. all for hours. 
Shops of Historic Roswell Downtown Historic Roswell, 30076 70-6-10-3253, cvb.roswell.ga.us Stroll Roswell's historic district, which i filled with unique shops, antiques, and art galleries housed in period torefronts and II ith carefully si tuated period lighting and benches. Call for hours. 
 
Senoia Historic District ,\lain t., Se11oia, 30276 
-o-25-1-2627 De, eloped around 1830 and originally a cluster of 
;o farms, the to" n feature I historic tructures along a 
commercial strip and tree-lined streets. [;;I 
Travel Services Senoia Driving Tour of Homes 100 \Vall anders \ lemorial Dr.. \ 'ew11an, 30265 --o-25-l-26r, 00-026-93 2, coweta.ga.us Open i\lon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-; p.m., 1111. 1-; p.m. Free. 
 
Smith Plantation House 935 Alpharetta t., Roswell, 30075 7 0-6-11-397 , 800-776-7935, cl'b.roswell.ga.us Built in I -15, this home is filled with artifact belonging to the original family. Complete with 10 original 
e- outbuildings, this is the quintessential affiuent farm 
famil  plantation. Call for hours and fees. WC 
 
Grandmother's Garden and Pathways of Gold Park Old Town Carden Club of harpsburg \ lai11 St., harpsburg, 30r--0-25-l-2627. coweta.ga.us 
troll through these beautiful garden . Open dail). 
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Startime Entertainment Complex 60 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Roswell. 30076 
0-993-5-1 1l , slartimee11tertai11me11t.com The complex features miniature golf, go-carts, batting cage , an arcade, billiard , comedr club, sports bar, and a movie theater. all for hour and fee . [;;IWC M IT 
 
Olde Town Sharpsburg \Jain and Terre11tine ts., Sharpsburg, 30277 -70-25-1--627, 00- 26-93 2, coweta.ga.us Enio) antiques and raft shops hou eel in turn-of-theccnturi building. Open Tue.- Sun. 10 a.m.-; p.m. [;;IWC M IT 
 
Storytelling Tours of Historic Roswell 617 tlanta I., Roswell, 30075 770-6-10-3253, 00-776- 935, cvb.roswell.ga.us Croup will join their storyteller guide for a fun and factual tour of Ro \\ell Ilisloric Di trict, hearing tales 
e- of the mill village, the mill , and the people of earli 
Roswell. all for hour and fees. [;;I WC 
Teaching Museum North 791 Iimosa Bfrd., Roswell, 30075 770-552-6339 fulto11schools.orgldeptlteachi11gmuseumnorth Exhibits here document the history of the United 
e- States, Georgia, and Roswell. Open '.\lon.-Fri. a.m.- 
4 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 
Travel Services Historic Roswell Convention and Visitors Bureau 61 tlanta t. , Roswell, 30075 7 0-640-3253, 00- 6- 935, cvb.roswell.ga.us Information on IIi toric Roswell Tour and torr- 
e- telling Tours of Hi toric Roswell (cal l for resenations) 
is a\"3ilable. Call for hours. [;;I WC 
 
Concord Covered Bridge On Co11cord Rd. between llicks Rd. a11d . Cobb Dr. Smvma. 300 0 70--13 1-2 58 This I 40s co1ered bridge, listed on the :S:ational Register of Ilistoric Places. i in the oncord Historic Di trict. 
Smyrna Museum 2 61 f\t/a11ta St., Smyrna, 30082 770--131-2 5 , rootsweb.coml-gashgsl 711i museum conta ins a large collection of photographs, memorabilia, publications, and hi torical and genealogical research material . Call for hour and 
e- tours. Free. [;;I WC 
Travel Services Smyrna Welcome Center/Aunt Fanny'sCabin 2 75 Atlanta Rd., minw, 300 0 70 05--1277 n1e center is located in "hat "as once unt r1mn}s Cabin, a "arid-famous restaurant k110" n for its au then- 
 
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Gwinnett Ballet Theatre 22D-/ Fountain Square, 11ellville, 3007 770-978-0 188 Enjoy annual producti on or enroll in clas e offered throughout the year. Call for chedule and fee . ~WC 
T. W. Briscoe Park 2500 awyer Pkwy, 11ellville, 3007 i-0-9 5-3535, s11ellville.org This community park is the ite of the Snell\'ille Day 
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Panola Mountain State Conservation Park I miles southeast o{Atlanta 011 CA f-hV). 155 770-3 89-780 I, gastateparks.org "n1i I00-acre granite mountain has rare plants, picnic areas, and a playgro und . An interpretiYe center II ith li\'e exhibits is a\'ailable, as well as self-guided trails plus a 3j-mile ranger-led hike (reservations required ). Call for hour and fees. ~WC b T 
 
Gallery of Creation 767 lain St., to11e Mountain Village, 30083 770--169-820 , iosephlwrtstudio.com This gallery fea ture exhibits and a presentation of natural history displays interpreted by talking robotic animals. Open ~Ion.- at. 10 a.111.-5 p.rn. Adults 7, children ;, ~ WC 
Stone Mountain Park /6111ileseasto{Atla11tao11U f-/1<)', 7 ,&it39-Bof{l-2 5 r0--19 -5690, 800-3 17-2006, s/011emour1tainpark.com 
eorgia 's mo t-\'isited attraction offers outdoor entertainm ent and recrea tion and is home to the world' large t ma s of granite and the largest high-relief sculpture. surrounded by 3,300 acres of natural beauty. Attractions include; -1-D theater, mountaintop sk) lift. Ride the Ducks ightseeing Tour, ri, crboat, railroad , the World 's Largest Laser how pectac ular, golf, Georgia's largest campground, and year-round festi\'als. Park open daily 6 a.m.-midnight. Call for attrac- 
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Travel Services Stone Mountain Village Visitor Center 91 lain St. , Sto11e /\lountain , 30083 770-879--197/, sto11emou11tai11village.com Open ~Ion.- at. JO a. m.--1 p.m. ~ WC b 
 
Why Do We Call It 
'~wesome'' Alpharetta? 
Alpharetta has it all. An ideal locarion that provides easy access to Merro Atlanta atrractions and the mountains of 1orth Georgia. Enjoy spectacular shopping and antiques, an amazing array of restaurants, fun festivals, a scenic greenway, and best of all - 22 upscale hotels that are surprisingly affordable. 
Experience, Explore, Enjoy. Everything is possible in Alpharetta. 
 
Travel Services DeKalb Convention and Visitors Bureau 1957 Lakeside Pkwy, te. 510, Tucker, 3008-1 i70--192-5000, 800-999-6055, dcvb.org 
pen ~lon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-; p.m. ~ WC b 
Travel Services South Fulton Chamber of Commerce 6-100 Shannon Pkwy, U11io11 City, 30291 770-96-1-/9 -1, south{ultonchamber.org Open \lon.-Fri. :30 a. 111.-; p.rn. ~ WC 6- 
 
Come See for Yourself! 
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599 Battle Creek Rd. 
 
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3375 George Busbee Dr. 
 
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I 2489 George Busbee Pkwy 
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3425 George Busbee Dr. 
 
770-427-9700 
 
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2485 George Busbee Dr. 
 
770-427-5210 800-HOLIDAY 
 
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750 Cobb Place Blvd. 
 
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520 Roberts Ct. NW 
 
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1460 George Busbee Pkwy 770-590-0519 800-228-2000 
 
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3399Town Point Dr. 
 
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3174 Barrett lakes Blvd. 
 
770-424-5410 
 
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2625 George Busbee Pkwy 770-426-0045 800-800-8000 
 
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1074 Cobb Place Blvd.NW 
I 560 Greers Chapel Dr. 
 
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I 571 Buford Dr. 2225 Riverside Pkwy 
 
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989 Duluth Hwy.(SR 120) 
 
770-339-1991 800-456-4000 
 
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731 Duluth Hwy. 
 
770-995-7782 800-325-2525 
 
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1135 lakes Pkwy 
 
770-338-9600 BOO-HAMPTON 
 
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6010 Sugarloaf Pkwy 
 
678-407--0018 BOO-HAMPTON 
 
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520 John B. Wilson Ct. 
 
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1474 W.Pike St. 
215 Collins Industrial Way 
 
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652 Buford Dr. 
 
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4142 Stone Mountain Hwy. 770-736-7001 
 
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4350 US Hwy.78 
 
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850 Crestmark Dr. 
 
770-941 -5384 
 
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960 West Pointe Ct. 
 
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950 Bob Arnold Blvd. 
 
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1976 West Pointe Ct. 
 
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960 Bob Arnold Blvd. 
 
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637 W.Market Gr. 
 
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7900 Mall Ring Rd. 
 
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6707 Millwood ln. 
 
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5400 Fairington Rd. 
 
770-322-1400 
 
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2980 Evans Mill Rd. 
 
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I 2859 Panola Rd. 
 
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4829 Bill Gardner Pkwy 4854 Bill Gardner Pkwy 
 
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1197 Stanley K.Tanger Blvd. 
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678-583-0004 
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4200 US Hwy.78 
 
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4648 Lawrenceville Rd. 
 
770-466-o807 
 
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600 Lions Club Dr. 
ms Northwest Pkwy 
 
770-941--0100 800-533-9338 770-916-1923 
 
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2055 Southpark Place 
 
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639 Franklin Rd. 
 
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2100 Northwest Pkwy 
 
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2030 Roswell Rd. 
 
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2353 Barrett Creek Pkwy 
 
770-528-9880 877-EXTENDED 
 
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1940 Leland Dr. 
 
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2191 Northwest Pkwy 
 
770-9S2-9863 
 
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455 Franklin Rd. 
 
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2375 Delk Rd. 
 
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2999 Windy Hill Rd. 
 
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2170DelkRd. 
 
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LODGING 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51-$80 3=$81-$120 4=$121+ 
 
Marietta Holiday Inn &Suites Marrion, Atlanta Northwest Quality Inn Ramada Inn.Atlanta North Ramada limited Suites Regency Inn &Suites Sleep Inn, Atlanta Northwest Studio 6 Suburban Extended Stay Hotel Super 8, Marietta West Travelers Inn,Atlanta Wyndham Garden, Atlanta Northwest Best Inns 8estWestern 8udget Inn Comfort Inn Country Inn &Suites Days Inn Econo lodge Economy Inn Hampton Inn Holiday Inn Holiday Inn Express Suites Master's Economy Inn Microtel Inn &Suites Rodeway Inn Sleep Inn Super8 Best Western,Southlake Country Inn &Suites Days Inn,Atlanta-Southlake Drury Inn &Suites.Atlanta South Hampton Inn,Southlake Quality Inn.Southlake-Atlanta Red Roof Inn, Atlanta South Sleep Inn Sun Suites Best Western, Shenandoah Inn Comfort Inn Hampton Inn Holiday Inn Express Jameson Inn La Quinta Inn Motel6 Oaks Inn Ramada Limited Rodeway Inn SpringHill Suites by Marrion Super 8 Amberley Suites Hotel 
 
2265 Kingston Ct. 
 
770-952-7581 
 
lOO Interstate N.Pkwy 
 
770-952-7900 
 
1255 franklin Rd. 
 
770-955-0004 
 
2767 Windy Hill Rd. 
 
770-952-3251 
 
630 franklin Rd. 
 
770-919-7878 
 
642 Cobb Pkwy S 
 
770-428-1501 
 
1175 Powers ferry Place 
 
770-952-9005 
 
2360 Delk Rd. 
 
770-952-2395 
 
184 Frey'sGin Rd. 
 
770-281-()100 
 
610 franklin Rd. 
 
770-919-2340 
 
2500 Delk Rd. 
 
770-984-1570 
 
1775 Parkway Place 
 
77D-428-4400 
 
1171 Hampton/McDonough Rd. 770-957-5821 
 
805 Industrial 81vd. 
 
770-898-1006 
 
758 GA Hwy.155 S 
 
770-957-5801 
 
80 GA Hwy. 81 W 
 
770-954-9110 
 
115 E. Greenwood Rd. 
 
770-957-0082 
 
744 GA Hwy.155 
 
770-957-5261 
 
1279 Hampton Rd. 
 
770-957-2651 
 
1171 Hampton Rd. 
 
770-898-3759 
 
855 Industrial Blvd. 
 
770-914-0077 
 
930 GA Hwy.155 S 
 
770-957-5291 
 
1315 GA Hwy.20 W 
 
678-782-1100 
 
1311 Hampton Rd. 
 
770-957-5818 
 
610GA Hwy.155 S 
 
678-432-6363 
 
688 GA Hwy.155 S 
 
770-957-5858 
 
945 GA Hwy.155 S 
 
770-898-0804 
 
1170 Hampton Rd. 
 
770-957-2458 
 
6437 Jonesboro Rd. 
 
770-961-6300 
 
2192 Mount Zion Pkwy 
 
770-603-3232 
 
1599 Adamson Pkwy 
 
770-961-6044 
 
6520 S. lee St. 
 
770-960-0500 
 
1533 Southlake Pkwy 
 
770-968-8990 
 
6597 Jonesboro Rd. 
 
770-960-1957 
 
1348 Southlake Plaza Dr. 
 
770-968-1483 
 
2185 Mt.Zion Pkwy 
 
770-472-9800 
 
2235 Mt.Zion Pkwy 
 
770-603-9700 
 
620 GA Hwy.34 E 
 
770-304-9700 
 
590 Bullsboro Dr. 
 
770-502-8688 
 
50 Hampton Way 
 
770-253-9922 
 
6Herring Rd. 
 
770-251-2828 
 
40 lakeside Way 
 
770-252-1236 
 
600 Bullsboro Dr. 
 
770-502-8430 
 
40 Pkwy N 
 
770-251-4580 
 
1057 US Hwy.29 S 
 
770-251 -3443 
 
1310 US Hwy. 29 S 
 
770-683-1499 
 
1344 US Hwy,29 S 
 
770-253-8550 
 
1119 Bulsboro Or. 
 
770-254-8900 
 
1455USHwy.29S 
 
770-683-0089 
 
5885 Oakbrook Pkwy 
 
770-263-0515 
 
800-HOLIDAY 
S00-272-6263 S00-2RAMADA 
SOO-S00-8000 
SOD-WYNDHAM 
S00-528-1234 
S00-228-5150 S00-456-4000 SOO-DAYSINN 
SOD-HAMPTON SOD-HOLIDAY 800-HOLIDAY S00-633-3434 
SOD-424-6423 
888-277-5253 SOD-456-4000 
SOO-DRURYINN SOD-HAMPTON S00-228-5151 S00-843-7663 
866-SUNSUITES 877-455-1244 S00-228-5150 SOD-HAMPTON SOD-HOLIDAY SOD-JAMESON 
S00-4-MOTEL6 
S00-2RAMADA SOD-4-CHOICE 888-287-9400 SOO-S00-8000 S00-365-0659 
 
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the.ramada.com ramada.com 
sleepinn.com/hotel/ga727 staystudio6.com 
super8.com 
wyndham.com bestinn.com bestwestern .com 
comfortinn.com countryinns.com the.daysinn.com/mcdonough04659 
hamptoninn.com holiday-inn.com/mcdonough hiexpress.com mastersinns.com microtelinn.com 
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AmeriSuites,Peachtree Corners Atlanta Marrion,Norcross Best Western, Peachtree Comers Clubhouse Inn.Atlanta Comfort Inn &Suites Comfort Inn &Suites Country Inn &Suites Courtyard by Marrion Courtyard by Marriott, Peachtree Comers Days Inn &Suites Days Inn Atlanta N~ Jimmy Carter Blvd. Drury Inn &Suites.Atlanta NE GuestHouse Inn Hampton Inn,Peachtree Corners Hilton Atlanta Northeast Holiday Inn, Peachtree Corners Hometown Inn 
 
5600 Peachtree Pkwy 475 Technology Pkwy 7035 Jimmy Carter Blvd. 5945 Oakbrook Pkwy 5985 Oakbrook Pkwy 5200 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. 5970 Jimmy Carter Blvd, 6235 McDonough Dr. 3209 Holcomb Bridge Rd. 5385 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. 5990 Western Hills Or. 5655 Jimmy Carter Blvd. 2050 Willow Trail Pkwy 440 Technology Pkwy 5993 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. 6050 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. 200 Lawrenceville St. 
 
770-416-7655 770-263 -8558 77D-409-0004 770-368-9400 770-662-8175 770-263-8883 770-449-5051 770-242-7172 77D-446-3 777 770-416-9021 770-368-0218 770-729-0060 770-564-0492 770-729-0015 77D-447-4747 77D-448-4400 770-729-8100 
 
BOo-833-1516 S00-228-9290 S00-528-1234 S00-258-2466 SOD-4-CHOICE S00-228-5150 SOD-456-4000 S00-321-2211 S00-321 -2211 S00-329-7666 877-468-0218 S00-378-7946 
SOD-HAMPTON SOO-HllJONS SOD-HOLIDAY 
 
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hamptoninn.com hilton.com hisatlanta.com 
 
Homewood Suites by Hilton lntown Suites lntown Suites la Quinta 
 
450 Technology Pkwy 1990 Willowtrail Pkwy 6067 Buford Hwy, 6187 Dawson Blvd. 
 
770-448-4663 77D-806-6501 770-840-7778 770-448-8686 
 
SOO-CALL-HOME 800-687-6667 
 
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TLANTA METRO LODGING 
 
iroiiciioss 
 
l aQuinta,Peachtree Industrial Microtel Inn &Suites 
 
!5375 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. 2150 N. Norcross Tucker Rd. 
 
PRICING: 1=50-550 770-449-5144 800-531-5900 678-291 -9888 800-771 -7171 
 
2=551 -580 3=581 -$120 lq.com microtelinn.com 
 
Motel6 
 
6015 Oakbrook Pkwy 
 
770-446-2311 800-466-8356 
 
motel6.com 
 
NorcrossExtended Stay 
 
2250 Peliu1n Rd.NW 
 
770-417-1088 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
6045 Oakbrook Pkwy 
 
770-449-7322 800-lRAMADA 
 
the.ramada.com/norcross09655 
 
Red Roof, Atlanta Indian Trail Red Roof Inn &Suites 
 
5171 Brook Hollow Pkwy 
 
770-448-8944 800-REDROOf 
 
5395 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. I 770-446-1882 800-REDROOf 
 
redroof.com redroof.com 
 
Residence Inn,Peachtree Corners 
 
S500Triangle Dr. 
 
770-447-1714 800-331 -3131 
 
residenceinn.com 
 
Studio Plus, Peachtree Corners 
 
7065 Jimmy Carter Blvd. 
 
770-582-9984 800-646-8000 
 
studioplus.com 
 
Super 8 
 
6650 Bay Circle Dr. 
 
770-441-1999 800-800-8000 
 
super8.com 
 
Super 8, Northeast 
 
5150 Willow Oak Trail NW 
 
770-931-5353 800-800-8000 
 
super8.com 
 
TownePlace Suites by Marrion 
 
6640 Bay Circle Dr. 
 
770-447-8446 800-228-9290 
 
marriott.com/towneplace 
 
Wingate Inn,Peachtree Corners 
 
5800 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. 770-263-1020 800-228-1000 
 
the.wingateinns.com/norcross07668 
 
PEACHTREE CITY Best Western Inn &Suites 
 
976 Crosstown Dr. 
 
770-631-9700 800-528-1234 
 
bestwestem.com 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
300 Westpark Dr. 
 
770-486-8800 BOO-HAMPTON 
 
hamptoninn.com 
 
Holiday Inn Hotel &Suites 
 
103 Newgate Rd. 
 
770-487-4646 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
peachtreecityholiday.com 
 
Peachtree City DaysInn 
 
1800 GA Hwy.54 W 
 
770-631-1111 800-DAYSINN 
 
the.dayiinn.com/peachtreecity06240 
 
RIVERDALE 
 
Sleep Inn Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center Hometown Inn 
 
109CityCir. 1443 GA Hwy.54 W 6231 GA Hwy.BS 
 
770-486-0044 770-487-1000 770-997-0100 
 
BOO-WYNDHAM 800-236-5651 
 
lsleepinn.com wyndham .com 
 
Red Carpet Inn 
 
7618 GA Hwy.85 
 
770-478-3600 
 
ROSWELL 
 
Baymon! Inn &Suites 
 
575 Holcomb Bridge Rd. 
 
770-552-0200 877-BAYMONT 
 
baymontinns.com 
 
Best Western,Roswell Suites 
 
907 Holcomb Bridge Rd. 
 
770-552-5599 800-SUITE-21 
 
Brookwood Inn 
 
9995 Old Dogwood Rd. 
 
770-587-5161 888-253-3609 
 
Comfort Suites 
 
3000 Mansell Rd. 
 
770-645-6060 800-517-4000 
 
Country Inn &Suites 
 
2950 Mansell Rd. 
 
770-552-0006 800-456-4000 
 
countryinns.com 
 
Courtyard by Marriott 
 
1500 Market Blvd. 
 
770-992-7100 800-321 -221 1 
 
cou rtyard.com /atlrw 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
1075 Holcomb Bridge Rd. 
 
770-992-9600 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
holidayinn.com 
 
InTown Suites 
 
1175 Hembree Rd. 
 
77()-410-9094 
 
Ramada Limited Suites Studio 6 
 
3010 Mansell Rd. 9955 Old Dogwood Rd. 
 
1678-461-7300 800-272-6232 770-992-9449 
 
ramada .com staystudio6.com 
 
SANDYSPRINGS lntown Suites 
 
SMYRNA 
 
AmeriHost Inn 
 
355 Hammond Dr. NE 5130 5.Cobb Dr. 
 
404-531 -0067 800-951-7829 
1404-794-1600 800-434-5800 
 
intownsuites.com amerihostinn.com 
 
AmeriSuites 
 
1876 Spring Hill Pkwy 
 
Best Western,Atlanta Galleria Inn &Suites 2221 Corporate Plaza 
 
770-384-0060 
1770-541 -1499 888-146-8298 
 
amerisuites.com 
 
Comfort Inn &Suites 
 
1800 Highland Pkwy 
 
678-309-1100 800-414-6423 
 
choicehotels.com 
 
Holiday Inn Express,Galleria 
 
2855 Spring Hill Pkwy 
 
770-435-4990 800-967-4990 
 
holidayinngalleria.com 
 
Holiday Inn Express,SmymaNinings 1100 Winchester Pkwy 
 
770-333-9910 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
hiexsmyma.com 
 
Microtel Inn,Smyrna-Atlanta 
 
5300 S.Cobb Dr. 
 
404-799-7000 888-771-7171 
 
microtelinn.com 
 
Red Roof Inn 
 
2200 Corporate Plaza Dr. 
 
770-952-6966 800-REDROOf 
 
redroof.com 
 
Residence Inn,Atlanta-Cumberland 
 
1771 Cumberland Blvd. 
 
770-433-8877 
 
residenceinn.com/allhg 
 
SNELLVILLE Crestwood Suites 
 
1784 Presidential Cir. 
 
770-982-5250 800-398-3633 
 
crestwoodsuites.com 
 
Super8 
 
1971 W. Main St. 
 
770-736-4723 
 
super8.com 
 
STOCKBRIDGE AmeriHost Inn,Eagle's landing 
 
100 N. Park Ct. 
 
770-507-6500 
 
amerihost.com 
 
Best Value Inn 
 
110GAHwy.138W 
 
770-389-5179 
 
BestWestem Comfort Inn 
 
619 GA Hwy.138 7325 Davidion Pkwy N 
 
770-474-8771 800-528-1234 770-507-7911 800-228-5150 
 
I bestwestem.com comfortinn.com 
 
Days Inn &Suites 
 
7385 Hannover Pkwy N 
 
770-507-4440 800-DAYSINN 
 
jayanihotel.com 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
7342 Hannover Pkwy N 
 
770-389-0065 
 
hamptoninn.com 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
7395 Davidson Cir. E 
 
770-474-0555 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
ichotelsgroup.com 
 
la Quinta 
 
3581 Cameron Pkwy 
 
770-506-9991 800-531 -5900 
 
lq.com 
 
Microtel Inn &Suites 
 
195 Country Club Dr. 
 
678-782-6100 888-771 -7171 
 
microtelinn.com 
 
Motel 6 
 
7233Davidion Pkwy 
 
770-389--1141 800-466-8356 
 
motel6.com 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
7165 Davidson Pkwy N 
 
770-474-1700 800-2RAMADA 
 
the.ramada .com/stockbridge04415 
 
Red Roof Inn &Suites 
 
637 GA Hwy. 138W 
 
678-781-4100 800-REDROOF 
 
redroof.com 
 
Suburban Extended Stay 
 
7465 Davidson Pkwy S 
 
770-507-4700 800-951 -7819 
 
suburbanlodge.com 
 
-STONE MTN. 
 
Super 8 Aloha Motor Inn Best Western 
 
1451 Hudion BridgeRd. 4974 Memorial Dr. 1595E.Park Place Blvd. 
 
770-474-5758 404-192-9000 770-465-1011 
 
800-800-8000 800-528-1234 
 
supers.com bestwestem.com 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
5355 Stone Mountain Hwy. 770-465-1888 
 
comfortinn .com 
 
Country Inns &Suites 
 
1851 Rockbridge Rd. 
 
770-465-6515 
 
countryinns.com 
 
Days Inn 
 
2006 Glefln Club Dr. 
 
770-879-0800 800-329-7466 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
1737 Mountain Industrial Blvd. 770-934-0004 BOO-HAMPTON 
 
hamptoninn.com 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
1790 E.Park Place Blvd. 
 
770-465-8847 800-465-4329 
 
ichotelsgroup.com 
 
Marriott's Evergreen ConferenceReiort 4011 lakeview Dr. 
 
770-879-9900 800-317-2006 
 
stonemountainpark.com 
 
Marriott's Stone MountainPark Inn 
 
1058 Robert E. Lee Dr. 
 
770-469-3311 800-317-1006 
 
stonemountainpark.com 
 
Memorial Motel 
 
6255 Memorial Dr. 
 
770-469-8461 
 
Savannah Suites 
r mSuburban lodge Admiral Benbow Inn Comfort Inn 
 
4893 Memorial Dr. 5075 Memorial Dr. 1955 lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd 2945 GA H .317 
 
678-553-1200 704-292-5075 770-945-4921 770-945-1608 
 
savannahsuites.com 
 
800- 951 -7829 
 
suburbanlodge.com 
 
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Comfort Suites,Suwanee Courtyard by Marriott Fairfield Inn by Marriott Motel6 Ramada Limited Red Roof Inn &Suites Sun Suites Comfort Suites,Northlake Country Inn &Suites Courtyard by Marriott, Atlanta Northlake Econo lodge Knights Inn,Atlanta East Motel6 Northlake Inn Red Roof Inn, Atlanta Studio6at Northlake Supers Comfort Inn Days Inn Econo lodge Holiday Inn Express Hotel &Suites Ramada limited 
 
2945-A GA Hwy.31 7 310Gwinco Blvd. 105 Gwinco Blvd. 3103 GA Hwy.317 317 Sawmill Dr. 77 Gwinco Blvd. 95 Gwinco Blvd 1060 Crescent Center Blvd. 2081 Northlake Pkwy 4083 LaVista Rd. 1810 Mountain IndustrialBlvd. 2942 Lawrenceville Hwy. 1819 Mountain IndustrialBlvd. 1180 Northlake Pkwy 1810 Lawrenceville Hwy. 1795 Crescent Centre Blvd. 1600 Crescent Centre Blvd. 6800 Shannon Way 6840 Shannon Pkwy 7410 Oakley Rd. 6743 Shannon Pkwy 7420 Oakley Rd. 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 
 
678-714-7707 770-831-7473 770-932-9292 770-945-8371 770-614-6121 770-271 -5559 
 
800-321-2211 800-218-2800 
800-1RAMADA 800-843-7663 
 
770-614-0890 770-496-1070 770-270-9009 770-938-1200 770-939-8440 770-934-5060 770-496-1317 770-939-1000 770-496-1311 770-934-4040 770-491-B778 770-306-1677 770-306-606 7 770-964-9999 770-969-4567 770-964-5100 
 
866-SUNSUITES 
800-456-4000 800-311 -2111 
800-843-5644 800-466-8356 
800-REDROOF 
800-800-8000 
800-DAYSINN 800-424-6423 800-465-4319 800-2RAMADA 
 
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ramada .com redroof.com sunsuites.com comfortsuites.com/hotel/ga369 countryinns.com courtyard.com/ATLNL choicehotels.com knightsinn.com motel6.com 
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Ansley Inn Bed &Breakfast Bentley'sBed &Breakfast Beverly Hills Inn Gaslight Inn Bed &Breakfast Heartfield Manor King-Keith House Bed &Breakfast Stonehurst Bed &Breakfast Sugar Magnolia Bed &Breakfast Virginia Highland Bed &Breakfast Garden House Bed &Breakfast Sycamore House in Old Decatur Sixty Polk Street Bed &Breakfast Stanley House Whitlock Inn Oak Grove Plantation &Gardens Serenbe Ten-Fifty Canton St. Bed &Breakfast Culpepper House Silver Hill Manor Village Inn Bed &Breakfast Twin Oaks Bed &Breakfast Cott~es 
 
253 15th St. NE 
 
404-872-9000 
 
6860 Peach~Dunwoody Rd. 770-396-1742 
 
65 Sheridan Dr. 
 
404-233-8520 
 
1001 St. Charles Ave. 
 
404-875-1 001 
 
182Elizabeth St.NE 
 
404-523-8633 
 
889 Edgewood Ave.NE 
 
404-688-7330 
 
923 Piedmont Ave. 
 
404881-(1722 
 
804 Edgewood Ave.NE 
 
404-222-0226 
 
630 Orme Cir. NE 
 
404-892-2735 
 
135 Garden Ln. 
 
404-377-3057 
 
624 Sycamore St. 
 
404-378-0685 
 
60 Polk St. 
 
770-419-1688 
 
236 Church St. 
 
770-426-1881 
 
57 Whitlock Ave. 
 
770-428-1495 
 
4537 N. US Hwy.29 
 
770-463-3010 
 
10950 Hutcheson ferry Rd. 770-463-2610 
 
1050 Canton St. 
 
770-998-1050 
 
35 Broad St. 
 
770-599-8182 
 
1037 Main St. 
 
770-879-6800 
 
992 Ridge Ave. 
 
770-469-3459 
 
9565 E.Libert Rd. 
 
770-459-4374 
 
800-446-5416 800-331 -8520 800-728-3879 877-870-4485 800-845-7266 
888-381-5808 800-214-8385 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51-$80 3=$81-$120 4=$121+ 
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Atlanta West Shoal Creek Campground Brookwood RV Resort Park Atlanta South RV Resort Stone Mountain Park Campground 
 
2420 Old Alabama Rd. 6300 Shadburn Ferry Rd. 1031 Wylie Rd.SE 281 Mt. Olive Rd. US Hwy.78 E 
 
770-941-7185 770-945-9541 770-427-6853 770-957-2610 770-498-5710 
 
877-444-6777 877-727-5787 800-778-0668 800-385-9807 
 
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Spot and follow playful bottlenose dolphins as they frolic in the water alongside sea kayaks and tour boats.Adventure outfitters and excursion cruises offer access to the antics of these fascinating sea creatures at Darien, Jekyll Island, Savannah, St. Simons Island, and the mouth of the Alta ma ha River. 
 
Locomotion 
It'satrain lover'sparadise.The Folkston Funnel'sdouble-track railroad artery handles 50 to 60 trains aday, and from its covered viewing platform visitors sight Amtrak,the Auto Train,the Tropicana Juice train,and freight trains carrying all kinds of cargo as they rumble through on the way to their destinations. 
 
Freedom 
At Seabrook Village,Midway's African American history museum,you can wash clothes on ascrub board like freed slaves did.At the King-Tisdell Cottage in Savannah,where African American contributions to the area'shistory are highlighted,you can view bills of sale for slaves. 
 
Barrier Islands 
Georgia'sbarrier islands,reached by causeway,boat,or ferry,are among the most pristine anywhere,with plentiful dunes,meadows,and maritime forests of live oak, pine,and magnolia.Yet their shoresalso accommodate every imaginable leisure activity,from golf, tennis,and spa life to wilderness exploration,birdwatching,archaeology, and history.Visitors can explore Sapelo Island'shistoricReynolds Mansion;discover Cumberland Island National Seashore'samazing variety of birds,fish,and wildlife;tee off on St. Simons Island; hit the water park,search for sea turtles,or shop on Jekyll Island;climb to the top ofTybee Island'slighthouse;or hike the trails and beach of Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge. 
 
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Swing Time 
Watch out for the water hazards, sea grass, native sand traps, and alligators-they're all part of the natural design and beauty of coastal Georgia'sgolf courses. Hit the links at Savannah's Crosswinds Golf Course, Jekyll Island Golf Club'sfour courses, and Sea Island or Sea Palms golf course on St. Simons. 
 
Time Capsules 
Stroll beneath the live oaks to Brunswick'sHofwyl-Broadfield Plantation Historic Site, an antebellum home furnished with heirlooms; tour former cotton plantation Reynolds Mansion, on Sapelo Island; or wander through the ruins of Savannah'sColonial-era Wormsloe Historic Site. 
 
Signal Lights Swamped by Nature 
 
Their beacons once warned of What the Indians called the "land of the trembling earth,"the 
 
danger, but today the coast's 
 
Okefenokee Swamp,still holds the mystery of the great wild places. 
 
lighthouses are visitor-friendly. Find out why this is so by paddling acanoe through the still, black 
 
Hike up the 178 winding steps to waters, strolling on boardwalks surrounded by lush vegetation, or 
 
the top oflybee Island'slighthouse, climbing the observation towers.Get close to alligators,snakes,otters, 
 
check out the museum at St. 
 
wading birds,and bobcats.Understand a"swamper's" life at the quirky 
 
Simons Island Lighthouse, stop by Obediah'sOkefenok, learn the secrets of the swamp at Okefenokee 
 
the Sapelo Island and Cockspur Heritage Center,and meet atalking tree at Southern Forest World.The 
 
lighthouses, or see the Little 
 
three entrances to the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge are near 
 
Cumberland Island Lighthouse. Fargo,Folkston,and Waycross. 
 
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 Learn about coastal ecology and life-forms at marine science centers on various barrier islands. 
Experience an Air Force bomber crew's harrowing flight over Nazi Germany at Pooler's Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum. 
Mount up for a romantic sunrise or sunset trail ride on horseback or in a carriage on the beaches of Jekyll Island. 
Jam each spring at the annual 15-day Savannah Music Festival, featuring renowned jazz, blues, rock, and gospel artists. 
Watch wild horses gallop along the ribbons of beaches on the undeveloped 36,000 acres of Cumberland Island. 
Sign up for dining and a chance to hit the jackpot on casino dinner cruise ships out of Jekyll Island, Savannah,and Brunswick. 
Commune with nature in Darien at the Alta ma ha Waterfowl Management Area or in Eulonia at the Harris Neck Wildlife Refuge. 
Ride the twister water slide at St. Marys Aquatic Center. 
Watch fleets of shrimp boats as they return each evening to Mary Ross Waterfront Park in Brunswick. 
Catch a Savannah Sand Gnats baseball game and see the Class Afarm team for the Montreal Expos in action. 
Learn the story behind Savannah's Waving Girl statue,dedicated to Florence Martus,who is said to have waved to every ship coming into port for 44 years. 
Park your car and stroll through shady streets to the charming waterfront park in historic St. Marys. 
 
Fishy Encounters 
Reel in snapper, grouper, kingfish,sea bass,and pompano on charter fishing boats from the docks of Brunswick,Jekyll Island, St. Simons Island,Shellman Bluff, and Tybee Island,or view sand sharks, eels,triggerfish,and anemones while scuba diving off Gray'sReef National Marine Sanctuary near Savannah. 
 
Battle Ready 
Experience the realistic battle reenactments at the forts that defended Georgia'scoast against the Spanish and Indians at Darien'sFort King George, against the British at Midway's Fort Morris,and for the Confederacy at Richmond Hill's Fort McAllister and Savannah's Fort Pulaski. 
 
Festival Flavors 
Food festivals capture the bounty of the coast. Head to St. Marys for the Rock Shrimp Festival,to Woodbine for the Crawfish Festival,and to Kingsland for the Catfish Festival. Kick off the shrimping season with the Darien Blessing of the Fleet or celebrate the favorite cartoon swamp character at Pogofest in Waycross. 
 
Savannah 
With preserved historic squares lined with magnificently restored Greek Revival- and Regency-style homes,Savannah retains the charm of its original design as America'sfirst planned city. Hop atrolley for adaytime tour or an evening swing past highlights such as Bonaventure Cemetery. The active Riverfront Plaza and City Market host restaurants, galleries, and shopping,while the Civil Rights, Roundhouse Railroad,and Savannah History museums help to illustrate yesteryear.Girl Scouts make the pilgrimage to see the birthplace of founder Juliette Gordon Low, while visitors of another sort, also dressed in green, make Savannah'sannual St. Patrick's Day celebration unequaled in the South. 
 
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 45 Bistro This elegant eatery is located inthe Marshall House,alovely historic Savannah hotel. 123 E.Broughton St.,Savannah 912-644-7896 
Barbara Jean's This haven for Southern dining serves up signature crab dishes. 214 Mallory St.,St. Simons Island 912-634-6500 
Borrell Creek Landing Enjoy a variety of entrees overlooking Borrell Creek. 1101 US Hwy. 40 E., St. Marys 912-673-6300 
Halyard's Island cuisine is redefined here with great food,various wines,and tremendous service. Sea Island Rd,Ste. 19,St.Simons Island 912-638-9100 
Skippers' Fish Camp Restaurant and Oyster Bar Located on the Darien River,this is the place for local seafood. 85 Screven St., Darien 912-437-FISH 
Toucan Cafe This tropical island- themed restaurant serves food with flair. 531 Stephenson Ave., Savannah 912-352-2233 
 
Sea Worthy 
Pay homage to the "silent service" at St. Marys Submarine Museum, where visitors peer at the waterfront through a periscope or sit at the helm of a nuclear sub. Savannah's Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum exhibits intricate models of seagoing vessels from sail steamers to warships, tugs,and supertankers. 
 
Gullah 
Discover the Gullah culture of freed slaves who found peace in isolated communities like Hog Hammock on Sapelo Island.Rich reservoirs of undiluted African American culture, customs, and songs have been preserved along with the unique Geechee or Gullah language, a Creole form of pidgin English. 
 
Sea Island 
With five miles of scenic beaches and the posh Cloister Hotel, Sea Island has played host to the GB Summit, visits from five presidents, and Barbara and George Bush's honeymoon. Top-notch spa and golf facilities, elaborate landscaping,and elegant villas in the Spanish-Mediterranean style create a luxurious setting. 
 
Good Buys 
Practice the high art of shopping at malls, outlet centers, factory stores, antiques shops,and gift shops on the streets of charming towns and tucked away in surprising corners of cities.In Savannah, find Keller's Flea Market under the big cow, with booths of antiques, collectibles, and interesting characters. While you're there, head to City Market and River Street for unique gifts, sweet treats, and art galleries.Blackshear's Brantley Brick Warehouse shelters an antiques mall, while historic districts in Darien, Kingsland,Waycross,and Jekyll Island feature plenty of antiques shops, boutiques, and artistic venues.Significant discounts on top brand names are available at Darien's Prime Outlet Mall. 
 
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BLACKBEARD ISLAND 
Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge Blackbeard Island, 31305 912-652-4415, blackbeardisland.{ws.gov Half of the island is designated as a national wilderness area with trail , beaches, birding, and fishing. Open daily unrise-sunset. Free. 
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Pierce County Heritage Museum and Depot 200 S. Central Ave., Black hear, 31516 912-449-7044, piercechamber.com n,is restored 1902 train depot now houses a Civil War museum, county history, and a genealogical library. 
Open 1on.-Fri. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. [;;J WC b 
Travel Services Pierce County Chamber of Commerce 200 Central Ave., Blackshear, 31516 912--f49-7o+I, piercechamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. [;;J WC b 
BRUNSWICK R-20 
Brunswick Shrimp Docks/Mary Ross Waterfront Pari</ Liberty Ship Memorial Bay St., Brunswick, 31520 912-265-0620, 800-933-2627, bgicvb.com 
ee working hrimp boats in season at the docks and hop the farmer market in lary Ros Waterfront Park in historic downtown Bnmswick. Al o view a scale model of a Liberty hip, similar to those built in Brunswick's hipyard during World War II. Open daily. Free. 
Earth Day Nature Trail One Consenation Way, Brunswick, 31520 912-264-7218, dns.state.ga.usldnslcoasta/1 The trail features a wading-bird habitat, an osprey/eagle nesting platfom1, wildlife observation decks, and an obser- 
\'lltion tower. Open daily sunri e--sun et. Free. [;;J WC b 
Emerald Princess Casino/Cruise Ship I St. Andrews Ct., Brunswick, 31520 912-265-3558, 800-842-01 I5, emeraldprincesscasino.com Enjoy a buffet, dancing, live entertainment, and gam- 
bling. Call for hours and fees. [;;J WC b IT 
HistoricDowntown Brunswick 1229 1ewcastle St., Brunswick, 31520 912-265-4032, brunswickgeorgia.net Visit the quaint shops, restaurants, art galleries, and 
antiques hop . Open daily. I:;;J WC b fl T 
Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation Historic Site Between Brunswick and Darien 011 US Hwy. 17 912-264-7333, gastateparks.org Enjoy view of salt mar h, magnolias, and Spanish moss--<lraped oak trees. Tour the furnished I 50s ante- 
bellum home and mu eum. Call for hours. [;;J WC b 
Old Glynn County Courthouse Union St. and G St., Brunswick, 31520 912-265-0620, 00-933-2627, bgicvb.com Erected in 1907, this impressive building is surrounded by moss-hung live oaks. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 
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Ritz Theatre 1530 ewcastle St., Brunswick, 31520 912-262-6934, goldenislesarts.org 1nis renovated theater stages live productions year- 
round. Call for schedule, hours, and fees. [;;J WC b 
Sidney Lanier Bridge US Hwy. 17, Brunswick, 31520 
 
912-265-0620, 00-933-2627, bgicvb.com Georgia's tallest cable-stayed bridge, at 7,780 feet long and 486 feet tall , contains 14,810,095 pounds of reinforcing steel. Open daily. Free. 
Travel Services Brunswick and the Golden Isles Convention and Visitors Bureau and Chamber of Commerce 4 Glynn Ave., Brunswick, 31520 00-93 3-2627, bgicvb.com Open Mon .-Fri . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;J WC b 
Brunswick 1-95 Visitors Center 200 1-95, Brunswick, 31525 800-933-2627, bgicvb.com 
Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. I:;;J WC b 
Brunswick US Hwy. 17 Visitors Center 2000 Glynn Ave., Brunswick, 31520 800-933-2627, bgicvb.com 
Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;J WC b 
Brunswick Landing Marina 2429 ewcastle St., Brunswick, 31520 
912-262-9264 Call for hour and fees. [;;J WC 
Brunswick Marina 1701 ewcastle St., Brunswick, 3I520 
912-262-9264 all for hours and fees. [;;J WC 
Captain Mike Evans Charters 728 Pine Haven Cir., Brunswick, 31520 
912-264-3807 Call for hours and fees. [;;J WC 
Happy Hooker Charters 408 Howard Dr. , Bnmswick, 31523 912-265-329 , 912-270-7997 goldenislesc/10rterf,shi11g.com Back,vater, inshore, and offshore tour . Call for hours 
and fees. [;;J WC 
Hobo Charter Fishing 211 Choctaw Rd., Brunswick, 31525 9 12-264-5735 Specializing in inshore and near-shore expeditions. 
Call for hours and fees. [;;J WC 
Southeast Adventure Outfitters 1200 Glynn Ave. (US Hwy. 17 S.), Brunswick, 31520 912-265-5292, southeastadventure.com Kayak tour around St. Simons, Jekyll , Cumberland, apelo, ea, and Blackbeard I lands, as well as inland marsh and river tour . Call for hours and fees. 
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Sterling Equestrian Center 6924 ew Jesup Hwy., Brunswick, 31523 912-265-7799 Call for hours and fees. 
Three Oaks Farm 332 Oyster Rd., Brunswick, 31523 912-262-9663 Boarding and horseback riding lessons. Call for fees. 
Travelog Tours, Inc. 3610 Darien Hwy. ., Brunswick, 31525 912-265-11 73, travelogtours.com Inbound, upcoast, and land tours. Vacation planning is available. Call for hours and fees. [;;J WC 
Troupe Creek Marina 375 Yacht Rd., Brunswick, 31525 912-264-3862 
Open daily 7 a.m.--6 p.m. Call for fees. [;;J WC 
Two-Way Marina US Hwy. 17 . at Altamaha River, Brunswick, 31525 
 
9I2-265-04 I0 ightseeing tours on deck boats. Call for hours and 
fees. [;;J WC 
CUMBERLAND ISLAND S-22 
Cumberland Island National Seashore Perry: 107 t. Marys t., Cumberland Island, 31558 912-8 2-4335, 00- 60-6787, nps.govlcuis The largest and southernmost island in Georgia pern1its camping with reservations. Call for hours and fees. [;;J WC 
Dungeness Ruins Cumberland Island, 31558 912-882-4335, 888-81 7-3421, nps.gov 
lately homes built on the island in the late 1700 were called Dungenesses after Dungeness, the castle of the Duke of Cumberland , King George !l's son . The ruins include one built in the 1790s and later rebuilt by Andrew Carnegie in 1884. Free. 
First African Baptist Church Cumberland Island, 3155 912-882-4335, 88 -817-3421, nps.gov This church also served as a community hall and chool, and church for the island 's early African 
mericans. It was the site of the wedding of John F. Kennedy Jr. Call for tours. Free. 
Plum Orchard Mansion Cumberland Island, 3155 912-882-4335, 888-817-3421 , nps.gov The mansion , built by the Carnegie family, dates back 
to 1898. Call for hou~ and tour reservations. Free. b 
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Altamaha Waterfowl Management Area U Hwy. 17 S., Darien, 31305 912-262-3173 Learn about the importance of managed wetlands and hunting in the conservation ohvildlife through theAnsleyHodges 1[AR.S.H. Project. Open daily. Free. [;;J 
Darien Waterfront ParkNernon Square I05 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912-437-6684, mcintoshcounty.com Fishing, playground, bike path , and picnic tables. Open daily. In the 19tl1 century, thi was the business, cultural , social, and religious center of Darien. Free. 
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Fort King George Historic Site 3 miles east of 1-95, Exit 49 912-437-4770, gastateparks.org During the early I 00s, this fort was the southern outpost of the British Empire in orth America. This site include a cypress blockhou e, barracks, a fort, sawmill 
ruins, and a museum. Call for hours. [;;J WC b 
Travel Services McIntosh County Chamber of Commerce/Welcome Center 105 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912-437-6684, mcintoshcounty.com Open on.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;J WC b 
Altamaha Coastal Tours 229 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912-437-6010, altamaha.com Guided canoe and sea kayak tours offered, as well as camping and day trips. Day trip $50, overnight $150. 
Harris Neck Cultural and Eco Tours P.O. Box 2355, Darien, 31305 912-437-7821, mcintoshseed.org Heritage and hi tory tours with a focus on the history of the African American community of Harris eek (now 
 
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Historic Darien Walking Tours 105 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912--137-6884, mcintoshcounty.com Call for reservations and fees. 
Nature and Historic Tours 301 Franklin St. , Darien, 3I305 912-4 37-6985, opengatesbnb.com 
alure tours of the Altamaha Ri ver, urrounding marshes, and isolated islands. [;l WC fl T 
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Okefenokee Sporting Clays Rt. 2, Box 3778, Folkston, 31537 912-496-2-f /7 This attraction offers keel, trap, and clay shotgun shooting, as well as a quail preserve. Open at.- un. noon-dusk or by reservation. Call for fees. [;l WC 
Train Museum Folk ton Railroad Depot, 202 W Main St., Folkston, 31537 9/2-496-2536, folkston.com Enjoy old train memorabilia such as logbooks, lights, and train maps in this restored depot. Open 'vlon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
 
Feather Air Hot-Air Balloons 4326 Wilma Edwards Rd., Ellabelle, 31308 912-858-2529, 888-277-5819, feather-air.com Fly away on a 45-minute to one-hour flight. Call for fees and reservations. [;l WC fl 
 
Travel Services Okefenokee Chamber of Commerce 202 W. Main I., Folkston, 31537 912-496-2536, folkston.com Open 1on.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-; p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
 
Ogeechee Outpost 182 Rose Dr., Ellabelle, 31308 912-748-67 16, ogeecheeoutpost.com Canoe and kaya k rental , and instruction, lodging, and guided camping trips offered. Call for hours and fees. [;l WC 6,. 
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Okefenokee Adventures Okefenokee Pkwy of{GA Hwy. 121, Folk ton, 31537 912-496-7156, 866-THE WAMP okefenokeead,,entures.com This visi tor ervice partner of th e Okefenokee 
ational Wildlife Refuge offers guided interpretive tours, including multi-day excursions, and canoes, kayaks, and bicycles for rent. Call for hours and fee . [;l WC 6,. I 
 
Harris Neck Wildlife Refuge U Hwy. 17 and Harris 1eck Rd., Eulonia, 31331 9I2-832-4608, 9I2-652-4415 Enjoy 2,762 acres of salt water, marshes, woods, fishing and many pecies of birds. Open daily dawn-dusk. Free. [;l 6,. 
Smallest Church in America US Hwy. 17, Eulonia, 31331 9/2-832-5922 This church is only IOfeet by 15 feet and seats 12. 
ervices are every third Sun. Open dai ly. Free. [;l 6,. 
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Okefenokee State Park Entrances off US Hwys. 177 and 441 , Fargo 912-637-5274, gastateparks.org Of the park's two ections, the S. C. Foster unit is the west entrance to the Okefenokee Swamp, offering camping, cottages, boat rental, trails, and a playground. The Suwannee River unit has an interpretive center and boat ramp. Open daily 7 a.m.- p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
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Folkston Funnel Train Watching Platform 103 . First St. , Folkston, 31537 912-496-2536, folkston.com 11,is is a great location for watching trains, since more than 70 of them pass through Folkston each day. Open daily. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Okefenokee Education and Research Center 500 Kingsland Dr., Folkston, 31537 912-496-7166 Discovery Hall showcases the Okefenokee region's natural , cultural, and historical heritage through interactive exhibits. Call for hours and fees. [;l WC 6,. 
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Okefenokee Pkwy, offGA Hwy. 121 , Folkston, 31537 912-496-7836, okefenokee.{ws.gov 11,is 680-square-mile wetland wilderne provides a critical habitat for abundant wildlife and migratory 
 
Okefenokee Pastimes Tours GA Hwy. 121 ., Folkston, 31537 912-496-44 72, okefenokee.com Motor and padclleboat tours. Call for reserva tions and fee. [;l WC 
GUYTON 
Guyton Historic District 310 Central Blvd., Guyton, 31312 912-772-335 3, eff,nghamcounl:y.com 11,is former railroad town features many styles of architecture in its historic district. Open daily. [;l WC 6,. 
HINESVILLE R- 17 
Fort Stewart Military Museum 2022 Frank Cochran Dr., Hinesville, 313 H -4936 912-767-7885, stewart.anny.mil 
Th e museum chronicl es the story of Fort Stewart from its origins in I940 to the present. Open Tue.-Sat. I0 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Travel Services Liberty County Chamber and Development Authority 500 E. Oglethorpe Hwy., Hinesville, 31313 912-36 -44-f5, 8 8-384-9814, libertycounty.org Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 
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Travel Services Clinch County Chamber of Commerce 23 W. Pla11t Ave., Homenille, 31634 912-487-2360, clinchco11nty-ga.com Open Mon.-Fri. JO a.m.-2 p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
JEKYLL ISLAND S-21 
Faith Chapel l I Old Plantation Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527 9I2-635-4036, jekylli land.com 11,is mall wooden chapel was built in I904 for interdenominational worship. It is available for weddings. Open daily 2-4 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
 
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1. Ril'eniell' Dr.. Jekvll lsla11d. 3 J5r 
9/2-635-3636. iekvllisla11d.co111 'I his house. dating from 1742, is one of the olde,t standing structures in the slate and includes the ruim of 
c- Georgia', first bre\\ery. Open dail) . Free. [;l WC 
Jekyll Island Arts Association Exhibit 32 I Ril'eniew Dr. , Jekyll Island, 3 J527 9/2-635-3920. 877-4-/EKYLL. iekrllislcmd.com I.ocated in the historic district, the association offers monthh art exhibits. Call for hour . SI donation 
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Jekyll Island Fishing Pier N. Riveniell' Dr., /ekr/1 1land, 31527 9 /2-6 35-3636, 877-453-5955. ;ekrllisla11d.co111 Crabbing, fishing, ,111d picnic I.ables. Free. WC 
Jekyll Island History Center I00 table Dr.. /ekvl/ lsla11d. 31527 912-63 5-4036. 877-4-/EKYLL, iekyl/islm1d.co111 A \idea and exhib its detail the island 's histor\' from native inhabitants to the present. Guided tours are avail- 
able. Open dail) 9 a.m.-5 p.111. Free. [;l WC 0- 
Jekyll Island National Historic Landmark District I00 . table Rd.. /ekvl/ Jsla11d. 3I527 9 I2-635-4036, 877-453-5955, iekvllisla11d.com ' Ili c histori district boasts restored Victorian-em 
homes. Call for hours and fees. [;l WC 0- 
Jekyll Island Soccer Complex 011th Beaclniell' Dr. , /ehl/ Jsla11d, 3152 , 
9 I2-6 3-1-8880, golde11islesoccer.com I Jome lo th e Colden Isles Soccer Associatio11 , Region "l premier leag11c games. thi, is one of the best soccer complc,es in th e nation , "ith ann11al )Outh tourna- 
c- ments and team ca mps. [;l WC 
Jekyll Wharf Marina J Pier Rd.. /ekvll lsla11d, 3I527 9 I2-6 35-3 I52. sai11tsimom frci mit.co111 
Open IOa. m.-sunsel. Ca ll for fees. WC 
Summer Waves Water Park 210 S. Ri,eniew Dr.. Jekvl/ lsla11d. 3I52 7 9J2-635-2074. 877-4-/EKYLL, sum111en,,ares.com Thi1 park includes ricb. w,l\"e pool , kids' pool , ,ollc1 hall , and a hw river. Ca ll for hours and fees. 
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Tidelands Nature Center JOO . Riveniell' Dr., Jehl/ Island, 3/52 7 9 I2-63 5-5032. 912-635-4 / I,, tidela11ds-fh.org Enj y hand<H>n marine cic11cc. li ,e-animal di,plays, 
c- kavak tours, and a nature wa lk. all for hours and fees. 
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Travel Services Jekyll Island Convention and Visitors Bureau/ Convention Center I Beach,-iell' Dr.. Jekv/1 Island, 31527 9 12-635-41 55, 8---4-/EKYLL, jeh l!i.la11d.co111 
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Jekyll Island Welcome Center 90 / /ekv/1 Ce111se,.-a,-, /ehll lsl,111d, 3152:9 12-635-3636. sr-4-JEJ,,.1'L/ .. iekvllisla11d.com 
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Coastal ExpeditionsCharter Fishing and Dolphin Tours I I/arbor Rd.. /ekvll Island. 3I5r 9 /2-265-0192. coastalclwrterfishi11g.com r.>olphin . fishing, and birding tours daih-. Ca ll for hours and fee,. 
 
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Coastal Tours, Inc. /elryll lsla11d, 31527 912-635-269 , 00-260-0470, coastaltoursinc.com Custom tour of avannah and the coast. 
Jekyll Harbor Marina I Harbor Rd. , Jd,yll Island, 31527 
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Sea Turtle Walks 196 table Rd. , Jekyll ls/and, 3I527 912-635-22 4, 912-635-4036, ;elryllisla11d.co111 Guides conduct walks in search of turtle tracks and nesting mothers. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
Victoria'sCarriages and Beach Trail Rides I00 table Rd., Jekyll ls/and, 31527 9 l 2-635-9500 1 arrated carriage tours, trail rides, hayride , and wedding carriages, as well as sunset tours and romantic 
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Weadore Sailing Jekyll Harbor larina, l Harbor Rd., /elryll lsland, 31527 9l2-223-4419, weadoresailing.com 
ailing and dolphin tours of the Jd.-yll lsland coa t. 
KINGSLAND R-22 
Travel Services Gty of Kingsland Welcome Center and Convention and Visitors Bureau l07 . Lee t., Kingsland, 31548 912-729-5999, 800-433-0225, visitking land.com 
i itor information on all area attractions, accommodations, and restaurants, including Cumberland 
' Island, Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge, tour , and more. 
Open Mon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Kingsland 2424 Haddock Rd., Exit 1 of{ l-95, Kingsland, 31548 9l2-729-3253, georgiaonmymi11d.org 
Open daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ~ WC 0- 
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Melon Bluff Nature and Heritage Center 2999 Islands Hwy., lidway, 31320 912-8 4-5779, 8 8-2-+6 I , melonbluf{.com Hiking, biking, kayak ex-peclitions, and birding are avail- 
' able, as well as a bed-and- breakfast. Call for reservations, 
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Midway Museum US Hwy. 17, lidway, 31320 9 l 2-884-5837 libertyco11nection .comlmidway/museum.html Browse through furnishings used in coastal home during the colonial days. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
Seabrook Village 660 Trade Hill Rd., 'lidway, 31320 912-8 -f-700 , seabrookvillage.org 
isit the Gibbons Hou e, the eabrook chool , or the 
' Delegal Williams House and step back in time. Call for 
re ervations, hours, and fees. ~ WC 
NAHUNTA 
Travel Services Brantley County Development Office P.O. Box 87, lain t., ahunta, 31553 9 l 2--+62-6275 
Open Mon.-\ ed. a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 0- 
PEMBROKE 
Historic Downtown Pembroke CA Hwy. 67 and U Hwy. 2 0, Pembroke, 31321 9l2-653-5554, pembrokega.net A quintes ential example of rnral Georgia during the early 1900 , this town has a commercial district of early-20th-century buildings. Open daily. 
POOLER S- 15 
Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum 175 Boume Ave., Pooler, 31322 912-74 -8888, mightyeighth.org Exhibits from WWll through today. The museum takes vi itor on a simulated B-1 bombing mis ion. 
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RICHMOND Hill S- 16 
Fort McAllister Historic Park lO miles east of 1-95, Exit 90, 011 Spur 14-f 9 I2-727-2339. gastatepark .org 1lome of the best-preserved earthwork fo rtification of the Confederacy and the end of General herman's infamous" larch to the ea," this park offers camping, boating, a sal twater fishing pier, hiking, and a museum. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. ~ WC 6- 
Ossabaw Island 22 l-f CA H"?' 14-f, Richmond Hill, 3132-f 9 l2-262-3 173, georgiawildlife.com 
ccessible only by boat, this is Georgia's third-largest barrier island, offering hiking, guided camping trips, scheduled group hunts, and public beaches. 
Richmond Hill Historical Society and Museum Comer of CA /-lwy. l-f-f and Timber Trail Rd. Richmond Hill, 3132-f 9l2-756-3697. 00 07--+8-+8. richmondhillcib.org 
ee a col lection of memorabilia on Henry Ford's development of Richmond Hill. Open ?. lon.-Sat. 10 a.m .-4 p.m. Free (donation accepted). ~ WC 
Travel Services Richmond Hill Convention and Visitors Bureau 5 Riclwrd R. Davis Dr., Richmond Hill. 3132-f 9 I2-756-2676, 00 07--f -f , rich111011dhillcvb.org Open lon.-Fri . :30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~WC ' 
Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce 5 Richard R. Davis Dr., Richmond Hill, 3132-f 912-756-3-1+1, 00 H-3960, bryancoga.org Open lon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~WC ' 
Richmond Hill Local Welcome Center CA Hwy. l-f-f and Timber Trail Rd. Richmond Hill, 3132-f 912- 56-3697, richmondhillcl'b.org 
Open lon.-Sa t. IOa.m.-4 p.m. ~ WC 0- 
Fort McAllister Marina 3203 Fort lcAl/ister Rd., Richmond Hi//, 3132-f 
9 l 2-727-2632 Call for hours. ~ WC 6- IT 
 
Little St. Simons Island 9 I2-638-7472, 8 -733-5774, littlestsimonsisland.com 111is privately owned I0,000-acre barrier island has seven miles of undeveloped beach. Day trips leave from Hampton Marina. Call for day-trip or overnight reser- 
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MIDWAY S- 17 
Cay Creek Wetland Interpretive Center l 9 Charlie Butler Rd., {\Jidwa), 31320 912 -f-33-+4, libertytrail.com Take the boardwalk and see marsh wetlands, native 
plants, and wildlife. Call for hours. Free. ~ WC 0- 
Fort Morris Historic Site 7 miles east of l-95, Exit 76 9 12-884-5999. fortmorris.org TI1is Revolutionary War fort was captured by th e British in 1779, then u ed again by mericans during 
the War of 1812. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 0- 
LeConte Woodmanston National Historic Place US Hwy. 17, 1idway, 31320 912 4-6500, libertytrail.com Fom1erly the home of Dr. Louis LeConte, thi was one of Georgia's earliest rice plantations. Today LeConte's world-famous ga rdens are being re-created. Call for hours and fees. 
 
Oglethorpe Speedway Park 200 Jesup Rd., Pooler, 31322 912-96-f-8200, 9l2-964-7223, ospracing.net This C R-sanctioned park entertains thousa nds every weekend. Call for schedule and fees. ~ WC '~IT 
Travel Services Pooler Area Chamber of Commerce 30 E. U Hwy. 0, Pooler, 31322 912-74 -912 l, pooler-ga.com 
Open ?. lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 0- 
Ogeechee River Canoe and Kayak Rentals 318 Dublin Rd., Pooler, 31322 912-964-0202, ogeecheecanoe.com Shuttle service and training for gu ided and unguided 
canoe or kayak trips. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 0- 
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Travel Services Georgia Visitor Information Center at Savannah l-95 S., Mile 1arker 111 , Port Wentworth, 3140 912-963-25-+6, georgiao11111ymi11d.org Open daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ~WC ' 
Port Wentworth Chamber of Commerce 20-f-A S. Coastal Hwy., Port Wentworth, 3H O? 9 l2-965-1999, portwentworthga.com 
Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a. m.- 4 p.m. ~ WC 0- 
 
RINCON 
Salzburger Museum and Church 2980 Ebene;er Rd., Rincon, 31326 9 l 2-826-5629 The Georgia alzburger ociety's museum is on the site of the origina l benezer Orphanage, the fir t in 
Georgia. Open Wed., at., Sun. 3-5 p.m. Free. ~ WC 0- 
ST. MARYS R-22 
Crooked River State Park miles north of St. i\larys. 011 Spur-f0 
912 82-5256, gastateparks.org This park offer cottages, camping, fishing, boat ramp, pool, and mini-golf. 111e Cumberland Island fe rry and a kayaking outfitter are nearbr Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. ~WC ' 
Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum Osborne Rd., St. larys, 3155 912-882--f 335, -8 17-3421, stmaryswe/come.com TI1is museum houses artifacts from ative mericans, 
' African merican , and the Carnegie family. Call for 
hour and fees. ~ WC 
George Bancroft SSBN-643 Sail Exhibit Kings Bay arnl ubmarine Base Prank/in Cate Spur -f0, St. larys, 31558 9 12- 2-27 2, stmaryssubmuseum.com 
 
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 Leave the fast-track for a trail through time and tranquillity. Explore The Historic Liberty lrail, a unique driving tour that meanders through mar h and oak forests to eight mu eum , historic ite , and a wetlands interpretive center. Immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder of coastal Georgia. Journey through American history from colonial day , through  the Civil War, to the tum of the century and beyond. 
The Historic Liberty lrail, funded by the Liberty County Development 
uthority, has made history itself. The U. S. lransponation Secretary, calling the lrail one of "the most innovative and exciting projects," honored it as one of the 25 best in the nation. The few were cho en from nearly 5,000 projects coast to coast. You'll ee why. 
The lrail will take you to The Midway ational Historic Di trier, Dorchester cademy ational Historic Place, 
Fort Stewart Museum, LeConte Woodman ton ational Historic Place, Seabrook Village, Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center, Fort Morris State Historic ite, and Melon Bluff Birding lrail. 
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To request a free brochure or 
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DARIEN Georgia Islands' Factory Shops I \lag110/1a [ll,,{{\\m. Ste. F-110. Darie11. , I,OS 912 --fr.roo, 1;8,'i-5-fS---22-1. hon:m,gmup.cnm \lore than,; outlet ,tore-,. Oprn \lon .-S.it 10 a n1.- fi p.111. Snn. 11 a 111.--(1 p.111. 
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JEKYLL ISLAND Historic District Shopping Pier Rd.. Jeln/1 1'/a11d. 31 ;_... 912-6, 5- ,616, /i:"---f-// . KY/ .I ., wkrlli~land com Retail ,hnp, homed in rl'\torcd ln,tnnc b111ld1n~,. Call for hour,. 
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ST. MARYS St. Marys Historic District Shopping D,11rnto1rn . t. \lar,'.1. St. \larl'\ , I; 5,\ 912,~/Q.-f()()(), ~0(),%\-%/iblmarwmelcome.c:om \nti yuc,, i:;ifb. craft\, re,t,n,ranh. bakeries, and book,. C.ill for hour,. 
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SAVANNAH Keller'sFlea Market l/S Ilino. /7 S. al CJ\ /111~ 2/H. ,ll'a1111a l1. , 1-f 19 9 I2-9T--f8-fli, ilow{lea<.com \l ore than 600 ,t.ill,. rc,tanranh, and camping facilities. Open  at.--Snn . 8 a.111 .--6 p.m. Free 
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Oglethorpe Mall -8()-f \ bercorn St ., Saw111wh, 3/H)li 912-35-f---o,8, oglethorpc11wll.cfJ111 150 of ,11an11ah\ be,t ,tore, 111d rc,tauran t, Open \l on.-Sat. JO a.m.-9 p.111 . Sun 110011-6 p 111 
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Savannah Festival Factory Stores I I C:a/ell'a\' Bird.. Sc/l'a111wh , , 1-f I11 912-925 ,089, saranrwh~hnpp111g.cnm Factor, ,hop, and rcst,n1ra11t, . Optn \ 1011.-SJl 9 a.111.-9 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m 
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Savannah Mall J-f0-15 \ hercorn Eilcm,011. Sma111wl1. , 1-f ICJ 9 /2-C/27-7-16--, .,a\'llnnahma/1.com B,1ss Pro 'hops, Cap, the Boch , hop, Jnd more Opcn \lon .-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m .  1111 110011- 6 p.111 
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Historic St. Marys Railway -f06 O,borne t., St. \lar,s. 315;8 9 /2-576-2777. 800-868~ 687, hi1toricstm,msrai/11m.com \ II aboard for a ride 111 a rc,torcd I950s ra il car from Kini:;, land lo l. 1,lf)'S. all for hours and fees. 
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Arthur J.Moore Methodist Museum, library, and Archive 100 rliHtr /. /\loore Dr., St. imom Island, >1522 9 12-63 --f050, epworthbrthesea.org l.cttcrs of John \Vesley and Francis Asb ury, island hislor,, and \ esler' rare-book coll ection are 011 displm he;e. Open Tu~.- at. 9 a.111.- -I p.m. Croups lou rs by reser,alion . Free (donations accepted ). ~ WC 6'fl T 
 
McIntosh Sugar Mill Ruins pur -10 (Charlie Smith r. I/11i.). St. \ la,-,,s. 3I55 
9 12-8 2--fOOO, 800 (~9-86i 7. stmar,'Swelcome.com Visi t thi~old mill, beli eved lo have been built in the late 1 20s. Open dail} unrise-sunsct. ~ WC 6' 
Oak Grove Cemetery Corner of Bartlett St. a11d \\'eed SI., St. J\lans, 315,8 9 /2 2--1000, 800 '68-S687. stmam;ll'elcome.com Vi,itors ca n sec graves of 1ctera111 represen ting cvef) 
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Orange Hall House Museum 3I I 0.1borne . I., St. \ lar,s. 3/; ;8 9 12-5 ...6-3(1-f-l. 800a 68 687. slmar,swelcome.com Tour this threc-,tor, Creek Rcvi1al--,hle ho11se built in the earh I800s. filicd with artifacts fr~111 the area . 'a ll 
for hOlm and fees. ~ WC 
St. Marys Aquatic Center 30 l llerb Bauer Dr., St. \lar,s. 3/ 558 9 /2-673-8 118. cia-st-mam.ga.usl<1quatic.html Rela, on a tube in the ri,cr, ll'im. or ride th e hvi \ler 
slide. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC fl T 
St. Marys Submarine Museum 102 t. [\ /ans St .. St. lam, :; / 558--f945 9 /2- 2-27 2, , t111ar,ss,,/Jm11seu111.com This museum fc,zlurcs the most modern \ubmarinc peri scope on public di splay in th e counlr, . Ca ll for 
hours and fees. ~ WC b 
Travel Services St. Marys Welcome Center and Tourism Council -106 Osborne St . St. \ lar,s, , 155 9 /2 82--f0OO. 00 68 687. itmar,swelcome.com Tour the Ili,toric District Braille Trnil II ith Bra ille 111arkers on do1111to1111 historic si te . all fo r hours. ~ WC 
Camden- Kings Bay Chamber of Commerce 2603 Osborne Rd., le. R., I. \/an'S, 3/;5 9 J2-729-5b-f0. 00-86 - 687. camdenclwmber.com 
Open \ Jon.-Fri. 9 a.m-; p.111. ~ WC 6' 
Cumberland Island Ferry t. \lcm s St.,. I. ,\lam, 3J5;8 
9 /2 2--1'35. 8 8 J7- H2/ . slm<1r,'Swelco111e.co111 Th e fe rn nm a round-tnp fro111 , I. \l arys lo Cumberland Island. all for hours and fees. ~ WC 
Historic St. Marys Tram Tours -f06 Osborne St... t. /ans, 3155, 9 /2 82--f000. 800- 68 6 7, stmamll'elcome.com 1\ tram tour is terriffic 11'3}' lo ightsec. Poi nl5 of interest include the First Presb,1crian hurch (1 0 ) and Oak 
rove CcrnetCf). ..111 for hou~ and fees. ~ WC 6' 
Lang'sMarina East I00 St. I\ lan-.1St.. St. \ lcm-s. ,I 558 
9 /:!-882--f-f52 Call for hours and fees. ~ WC b 
Up the Creek Xpeditions and Outfitters 111 Osborne St., St. \la,-,s, 3155 9 /_. 82-09 / 1. --7-UPT/J EC RE/<: K upthecreeklrips. com Guided k.,,,,k trips. rental,. and imlructio111 for Georgia's ,cenic walcr11a),. 1ncl11di11g Cumberland l1lancl Jnd 
Okefenokee tri1 s. 'a ll i r hou" and fee . ~ WC 
 
Avenue of Oaks Frederica Rd. al Retrea t Pla11tatio11 t. Si111011s Island. 31522 9 12.26;.0620. soo-933-2627 1\ nn Page King planted the famous' venue of Oaks.. marking th e en tran ce to the ea Island Coif C lub. 
Bloody Marsh Battle Site Demere Rd.. St. , imons lsfond, 3/ 522 9 12-6,, -3639. ns.gol'l{o{r In 17-1 2 British troops defeated Spanish troops here in an important turning point in th e Spanish i11n1sion of 
,eorgia. pen dai ly 8 a.m .- -1 p.111. lrce. ~ 6' 
Christ Church, Frederica 6129 Frederica Rd.. , t. i111ons Island. 3/ 522 9 /2-638s%1B. christclwrch{rederica.org In 1-- ,6 John ,i nd C harl e, \\leslei held seniccs under the oak tree, at th e loca ti on of th e present church. 
z_; Open dailv. Docent avai lable p.m. ~ 6' 
Driftwood'sCoastal Encounters -f20 I First St.. St. Simons Island. , 1522 912-6,8-3 -19. dri{lwoodee.org Thi\ refurbished hand s-on ed ucati on cen ter offers ecoloi;, ll'a lks. a1 ll'Cli as plankton h1bs. Ca ll for hours 
m,d fees. ~ WC b 
Fort Frederica National Monument Frederica Rd.. St. Simons lsla11d. 'l 1522 9 I2-638-3639. 11s.gol'/{o{r 'I Ins fort ll'as built bi Ccncral Oglethorpe in 1736. three iears <1 ft cr th e fo unding of Sman nah. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC b 
Gascoigne Bluff 9 I2-26;-0620, 800-9B-262 , . bgic,b.com T110 slave cabins are loca ted ;i t th e former I lamilton Pl an tation and listed on th e Natioual Rci;ister of 
Ilisloric Pia e,. Call for hours. ~ WC 6' 
Glynn Art Association , 19 \ lal/er, St.. St . Si111011.1 lsla11d. 'l / 522 9 12-638-8770. glv111wrt.org The area s oldest and lari;est not-for-profit art association feature, local and regional arti1ls and classes. Call 
for hmm and fee,. ~ WC 6' 
The Island Players P.O. Box 20-f I I. St. Simons /.~land, 1l ;22 9 12-63 -303 l. islandplarers.com Loca l thespians display th eir talen ts in li,c prod uctiom vear-round. Kid s productions and ca mp are also ~ffered. Ca ll for ,chcdu le and fee~ . ~ WC 6' 
Mildred Huie Museum at Mediterranean House /li /9 Frederica Rd.. St . imm,s Island. 3/52... 912-6, -305 7. 800-B6-9-f69, landmarksce11es.co111 Built in 1929. the mn cum , ho11cases the ll'ork of the legendaf) Impress ionist painter \l ildred i, ll 11ic. Open Fri.-. 1111 . l-5 p.m. Free. ~WC 
Neptune Park 
Reacl,riew Dr.. St . Simons lsla 11d, >1522 9 /2-265-0620, 00-93 3-2627 Ph1igro11nd. 111ini-golf, rcsl:iurants. and 1hop,. Open daih . ~ WC b 
 
 There is an unmistakable softening of life's edges here on the coast in St. Marys, Georgia. Come wander the unhurried comers of this historic village 
and enjoy picket fences, front porches, fragrant salt air.and friendly smiles. Canopied streets of quaint shops, wonderful restaurants and pleasureful 
recreation awaits you, and at day's end, restful accommodations welcome you. St. Marys is the departure point for day trips to the natural glories of 
Cumberland Island National Seashore, selected as One of the IO Best Beaches in America by The Travel Channel. 
For visitor information, call St. Marys Tourism at (800) 868-8687. Or email: info@stmaryswelcome.com 
 
We're located on the GA/FL border, minutes 
 
offl-95 at GA Exits 1 and 3. A great location when makingyour 2005 Super Bowl plans. 
 
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When visiting historic St. Marys, enjoy... 
 
Lodging: Belle Tara Inn, 912-882-4199, www.belletora.com  Cumberland Island Inn & Suit.es, 800-768-6250, 
www.cumberlandislandinn.com  Cumberland Kin2;bay Lodges, 800-83 1-6664, www.cumberlandkbl.com  Goodbread House, 912-882-7490, www.goodbreadhouse.com  Greyfield Inn, 904-261 -6408, www.geyfieldinn.com 
 Riverview Hotel, 912-882-3242, www.eagnet.com/ riverview/ riverview hotel.htm  And more! 
 
Attractions: Osprey Cove GolfCourse, 800-352-5515, www.ospreycove.com  Submarine Museum, 912-882-2782, 
www.stma,yssubmuseum.com  Orange Hall House Museum, 912-576-3644 St. Marys Aquatic Center, 912-673-8118, www.ci.st-marys.ga.us  Cumberland Island National Seashore, 912-882-4335  St. Marys Railroad, 912-576-2717, www.historicstmarysrailway.com 
 
Shopping: A. Clark Antiques, 912-882-1801, www.aclarkantiques.com  The French Quarter, 912-882-8899 
 Read 'Em Again, 912-576-7888, www.reademagainbooks.com  Up the Creek, 912-882-0911, www.upthecreektrips.com  And more! 
 
Restaurants: Sterling's Southern Cafe, 912-882-3430  Lang's Marina Restaurant, 912-882-4432 
 Borrell Creek Landing, 912-673-6300  And more! 
 
Sponsors: Downtown Merr:hants Association  Express Scripts, 912-673-3000, www.expressscripts.com 
 St. Marys Industrial Development Authority, 800-868-8687, www.stmaryswelcome.com  Camden Development Authority, 800-554-8308, www.camdenjda.com  Cumberland Harbour, 888-23 1-5263, www.cumberlandharbour.com 
 St. Marys Convention & Visitors Bureau, 800-868-8687, www.stmaryswelcome.com  Satilla Business Service, 912-882-3272  Vista Outdoor Advertising, 912-882-6262 
 
 he gracious charms ofthe Georgia coast awaityou in St. Marys, Georgia. From energizing recreation to simple relaxation, St. Marys' gentle pleasures and welcoming warmth will fill your time here with memories. History comes alive in the antebellum grandeur ofhistoric Orange Hall, the Toonerville Trolley, Oak Grove Cemetery, Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum, St. Marys Submarine Museum, and much more, including the spot where the very first pecan tree in America was planted. Quaint shops filled with unique wares encourage discovery along St. Marys' downtown streets. 
Come hungry and enjoy St. Marys' tempting choices ofgreat southern cuisine restaurants. 
1911""1111111111111..,....,,..=:;:;;-----, At the river's edge find a fleet ofshrimp boats, a wonderful 
waterfront park with benches, arbors and marsh walks, a full-service marina and great spots for bird-watching, sunset gazing and picnicking. Recreation abounds with memorable day trips to Cumberland Island National Seashore, charter fishing trips, kayaking, swimming and golfat nearby championship golfcourses. 
Stay over and enjoy the comfort and hospitality ofSt. Marys' array of lodging, inns and historic bed &breakfast houses. 
Come and visit us soon! For complete information, call (800) 868-8687. 
Or visit www.stmaryswelcome.com Or email: info@stmaryswelcome.com GEO GIA 
 
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Game discover a place where the abundant pleasures ofGeorgia's fabled coast become the rewards ofa life time. A place ofstunning natural beauty, unrivaled prestige and complete privacy. Come discover Cumberland Harbour. It is a place like no other. 
 
Never have a thousand acres been so supremely positioned along an unspoiled peninsula, canopied beneath ancient oaks, bounded by three rivers, and looking eastward to Cumberland Island. For boaters and all for whom the wonders ofnature and waters hold magic, this is pure paradise. 
 
Deepwater, ocean access homesites ofrare beauty are available within this, one ofthe last great residential opportunities along the waterways and marshlands ofthe Atlantic seaboard. 
 
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Premier amenities will heighten the joys oflife for residents ofCumberland Harbour, from the gated Greeter's Cottage and gracious Clubhouse with aquatics center and tennis, to a world-class marina on the St. Marys River. 
 
The perfect location ofCumberland Harbour in St. Marys, Georgia- just 30 minutes north ofthe 
 
Jacksonville, FL, airport- places all the delights oflife on the coast wonderfully at hand. 
 
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St. Simons Island Fishing Pier St. Simons Island. 31511 9 /2-265-0610, hgic,b.com The pier has long been a foca l point "il h shops. rcslanrnnls. and fi shing. Open daily. 
 
Air Tours Over Coastal Islands 1200 G/m11 1\i-e., St. Simon, lsla11d. l I:i22 9 12-122-2-1-/Fi. stsimo11si.1/,md.com \ ir lours of Georgia coa1I. Cal l for ho11r1 and fees. l:;lWC 
 
Benjy'sBike Shop IlO Hetreo/ Pla;:a. St. Simons Island, 31522 9 I2-638-6766 Bic,c le rent als and repairs. Ca ll fo r hou rs and fees. 
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St. Simons Island Lighthouse Museum IOI 12th St.. St. Simons Island. 31522 9 /2-638--1666, sai11 tsimonslighthouse.org This rcslorccl li ghthouse remai ns a navig.ilional aid fo r SI. i1nons Sonnd . Ca ll for houri ,md fees. 
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Travel Services St. Simons Island Visitors Center 530-B Beaclniew Dr., St. Simons lsla11d, 31522 IW0-933-2627 Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.111. 
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Barry'sBeach Service -120 /\mold He/.. St. Simons lsla11d. 31522 9 /2-6l,\ ;~053. W0-669-52 15 C11ided km ak a11d nalme toms. Sa ilboa t. ka1ak . hoal. chai r. 11111l;relh1. mid bike rental,. Ca ll fo r 1;01 1r, and fee, . [;l WC 
Bedford Sportsman HOS /lrederica Hd.. St. Simons Island. 31522 912-638-5-15-1. stsi111011sout{it1ers.co111 Fly-fishing gu ides .ind gear. ca rnpi11g gear. and kaya k tOLm and rentals. Open \ lon.-Sa l. 10 ,1.111.-5 p.111. 
 
Captain C. Charters Colden /;/es lari,w, St . Simons Island. 31522 9 12-638-76-1 6 Fishin g. nature, sunset, barrier island , and dolphin crnises. Ca ll for rcser.,i lions and fees. 
Captain D. Blackshear Fishing St. , imom Island. 3152.2 9 /2-638-25 12, 9 /2-222--1800 Inshore and offah ore fishing charters. Ca ll for hou rs and fees. [;l WC 
Captain Mark Noble Charters Colden Isles I\ farina. St. Simons Island, 31522 9 /2-63-1- 121 9. georgia(ishing. 11et Fishing clrnrters. Ca ll for hours and fees. [;l WC 
 
Coastal Islands Fishing \ farina Dr., Colden Isles /ari,w St . Simons Island. l 1522 9 12-6 38-02-11. charter(ish .net Inshore. nea r-shore, deep-sea fis hing cha rters. and sunset lours. Ca ll for rescr.alions and fees. 
 
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Golden Isles Marina 206 1\/arina Dr., t. Simons Island, 31522 9 I2-63-1-1 /28. gimarina.com Full-ser.ice marin,i and restaurant. Open daily 
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Golden Isles Touring Company I03 Brw1swick Ave., t. Simons Island, 31522 9 12-63 -8092. 800-+I I6066. goldenislestouring.com Croup lollf planning. Call for hours and fees. [;l WC 
 
Golden Isles Water Sports IO I /c,rina Dr., Colden Isles farina St. Simons Island, 31522 9 12-638-7245 Jet-ski rental. scuba-diving instru ction, equipment , and trip planning. Ca ll for hollf and fees . [;l WC 
 
Hampton River Club Marina 1000 Ilampton River Club Dr., St. Simons ls/and, 31522 9 /2-6 38- /210 Fnll-ser.ice marin a. including fi shing charter . Call for hours and fees. [;l WC 
 
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t. Simons Island, 31522 9 I2-638-6590. 800-940-3-183. islanddivecenter.com Di, e classes. eq uipment rentals, and tours. Call for hours and fees . [;l WC 
 
Marsh Tours 310 1\/agnolia /\ve., St. Simons Island, 31522 912-63 -935-1. 11wrshtours.co111 Birding, dolphin watching, marsh ecosystem, and history tours. Ca ll for hours and fees. [;l WC 
 
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St. SimonsBoating and Fishing Club J000 Arthur Moore Dr., I. Simons ls/and, 31522 9 12-63 .9146 Inshore, offshore, and deep-sea charters. Call for hours. 
St. SimonsExperience The Village, I. imons ls/an d, 31522 912-63 -7992, 888-945-7992 stsimonsisla ndex perience. com Recommendation and reservations for tours, charters, and productions offered. Call for hours and fees. 
St. Simons Ghost Tour 669 1 . Golf Villas, I. Simons Island, 31522 9J2-63 -2756, ghostlourso(stsimons.com 
enture into the history of the island and its local ghosts and spirits. Call fo r hours and fees. 
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St. SimonsTransit Company 105 Marina Dr. , Golden ls/es Marina St. Simons Island, 31522 912-63 -567 , aintsimonstransit.com Dolph in, fi hing, and eco tours. Call for hours and fees. 
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St. SimonsTrolley Village Pier, St. Simons ls/and, 31522 9 l2-638-8954, st imonstours.com Historic island tour in antique troll eys. Ca ll for reservation and fees. 
Southeast AdventureOutfitters 3 J3 Mallory St. , St. Simons ls/and, 31522 9 J2-638-6732, southeastadvenlure.com 
Kayak tours. Call for hours and fees. C;;l WC 0- I 
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ReynoldsMansion Sapelo 1land, 3 J327 9 J2-485-2299, gastateparks.orglgeorgiallodges/sapelo 
ow avai lable for group event , the man ion was a cotton plantation until the Civil War. Accessibl e by boat on ly; ferry service runs from Meridian. Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC Y 
Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve Ferry and visitor center: US Hwy. 99, Jeridian 9 12-43 7-3224, gastateparks.org Guided tours of this barri er island includ e a working lighthou e, Afri can Am eri ca n Hog Hammock 
 
Travel Services Sapelo Island Visitors Center J Landing Rd. , Meridian , 3 1319 9 12-437-3224, sapelonerr.org Call for hours. [;;l WC ' 
Spirit of Sapelo apelo ls/and, 31327 
9J2-4 5-2J70, georgiacoast.com Bus tours of the island. Call for reservations and fees. 
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AndrewLowHouse 329 Abercom I., avannah, 31401 9 J2-233-6854, andrewlow.com Girl couts founder Juliette Gordon Low lived in th is well-known house, which opened as a museu m in 1952. Call for tou rs, hours, and fees. C;;l 
Bamboo Farm and Coastal Gardens 2 Canebrake Rd. , avannah, 3141 9 9 J2-92 J-5460, uga.edu See the oldest and largest collection of bamboo for public viewing in orth merica. Call fo r hour . Free 
(donations accepted). C;;l WC 0- 
BeachInstitute/African American Museum and Cultural Center 502 E. Harris St., Savannah, 3140 1 9J2-234-8000, kingtisdell.org E tabli hed in 1867, th e insti tute is the state's oldest continuously operating school for African Americans. 
Call for hours and fees. C;;l WC 0- 
Bonaventure Cemetery 330 Bo11ave11ture Rd., Savannah, 31404 9 /2-651 -6843 This is the fin al resting place for everal of Savannah's most famous re idents. Open daily 8 a.111.-5 p.m. Free. 
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Cathedral of St.John the Baptist 222 E. Harris t. , avannah, 31401 912 -23 3-4709 Dedi ca ted in 1876, this is the oldest Roman Catholic church in Georgia. Call for hours and tou rs. Free (donations accepted). WC ' 
Chatham CountyGarden Center and Botanical Gardens J388 Eisenhower Dr., Savannah , 31406 9 /2-355-3883 ee th e beautiful garden and an I840s fannhouse located on IOacres in outh Savannah . Open dai ly 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.111. Adults $3, children $1. C;;l WC ' 
Christ Church 28 Bull t. , avannah, 31401 9J2-232-4 / 3l, chri tchurchsavannah.org Known as Georgia's Mother Church, John Wesley preached here and established the fi rst Sunday school 
in 1736. Call fo r hours. Free. WC 0- 
City Market fefferson and W Saini fulian Sts., Savannah, 31401 9 J2-232-4903, 9 J2-525-C/1Y, savannahcitymarket.com Enjoy shops, works of art, and re taurants . Call for 
hours. WC 6- I 
Colonial Park Cemetery Oglethorpe and Abercom ts., Savannah , 31401 9 J2-65J-6843 11,is burial ground is believed to be the gravesite of 
 
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Factors Walk orth side of Bay t., Savannah, 3HO l 
9 / 2-234-0295, 877-728-2662 ineteenth-century cotton merchants, known as fac- 
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First African Baptist Church 23 Montgomery St., avannah, 3140 1 912-233-6597, oldestblackchurch.org 
Founded in 1773, this church is belie"ed to be the old- 
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in orth America. Call fo r hours. Free. [;l WC 6' 
 
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Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home 207 E. Charlton t., Savan11ah , 31401 912 -233-6014 
Built in 1856, the home is furnished as it was in the 1920s and 1930s when O'Connor lived there, until he 
was 13. Call for hours and fees. WC 
Fort Pulaski National Monument US Hwy. 80 E., Savannah, 31410 912-786-5787, ns.govl{opu 
This Civil War fort was built to guard the ea approach 
to avannah . Call for hours. [;l WC 6' 
Girl Scouts First Headquarters 330 Drayton St. , Savannah, 31401 912-232-8200, 888-223-3 83 , girlscouting.org 
isit this museum of ea rly Ci r! couting as well as the 
gift shop. Call for hours, tours, programs, and fees. WC 
Gray'sReef National Marine Sanctuary 10 Ocean Science Cir., Savannah , 314 11 9 l 2-598-2345, graysree{noaa.gov Located about 20 miles off Sapelo Island, this reef is one of the largest near-shore live-bottom reefs in the Southeast. Open Mon.-Fri . 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 
 
Historic Savannah Theatre 222 Bull t., avannah, 31-f0 1 912-233-7764, savarmahtheatre.com 
Opened in 1818, this is arguably the oldest continuously mnning theater in the nation. Jukebox Journey features 
the nation's greatest hits from the 19-+0s through the 
1970s. Call for hours, schedule, and fees. [;l WC 6' T 
 
Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace- National Historic Landmark 10 E. Oglethorpe Ave., avannah, 31401 912-233-450 I, girlscouts.orglbirthplace Enjoy this restored birthplace of the founder of Girl 
Scouts, including original Cordon family furniture. 
Call for hours and fee . Reservations required for 
groups and Girl cout troops. WC 6' T 
 
Laurel Grove South Cemetery 2 101 Kollock t., Savannah , 31-fO / 912-65 1-6843 Dedicated in 1852 to the burial of slaves and free per- 
sons of color, this is the resting place of many of Savan- 
nah's early prominent African Americans. Open daily 8 
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Lucas Theatre for the Arts 32 Abercom St. , al'Onnah, 3140 1 912-525-5040, 9l 2-525-5050, lucastheatre.com 
This renovated historic theater is in the heart of th e 
d011a1to1111 historic district. Call for hours and fees. WC 6' 
 
Lutheran Church of the Ascension Wright quare, 120 Bull St., avarmah, 31-101 912-232-4 151, elcota.org 
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Massie Heritage Interpretation Center 207 E. Gordon St., avannah, 3140 I 912-201-5070, massieschool.com The center hosts an education program, including ''T11e 19th-Century Classroom," where tudents experience a school day based in that century. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6- 
Oatland Island Education Center 711 Sandtow11 Rd., Savannah , 31410 912-898-39 0, oatla11disland.org See Savannah's "zoo," featuring 175 acre of coastal natural habitat with a nature trail and live native animal 
exhibits. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC6- 
0ld Fort Jackson 1 Fort Jackson Rd., Savannah , 31404 9 I2-232-3945, chsgeorgia.org This fort, the offspring of a Revolutionary War battery, garrisoned troops during the War of I812. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6- Y 
Ralph MarkGilbert Civil Rights Museum 460 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah , 31401 912-231-8900, avannahcivilrightsmuseum.com The museum serves to educate the public about 
avannah's frican merican heritage and offers a bus 
tour. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC6- 
Riverfront Plaza Old River St., avamwh, 3HO I 9I2-234-0295, savrivers/Teet.com Shopping, re taurants, and hotels are abundant in this area. ~ WC M l Y 
 
Roundhouse Railroad Museum 601 W. Harris St., Sava11nah, 31401 912-651-6823, chsgeorgia.org The oldest, largest, and most expensive railroad site in the We tem Hemisphere features antique machinery starting from 1833. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
St.Johns Church and Parish House Bull St. at Madiso11 Square, Sava1111ah , 31401 912-232-1251, stiohnssav.org Visit herman's headquarters after his I86-+ march. Call for tours, church services, and fees. Church free. ~WC6- 
Savannah History Museum 303 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah , 31401 9 I2-238-1779, chsgeorgia.org 
video presentation and exhibits detail events from the founding of the colony to the present. Group rates available. Call for hours and fees. ~WC6-flY 
Savannah National Wildlife Refuge outh 011 GA Hwy. 25, Sava11nah, 3I405 
912-652-4415, Savannah.fws.gov This 28,16 -acre refuge offer hiking, picnicking, and wildlife. Open sunrise-sunset. Free. ~WC6- 
Savannah Ogeechee Canal Museum and Nature Center 6 I Fort Arg)le Rd., Sava11nah, 31419 912-748 06 , socanalmuseum.com Beginning with the tidal lock at the Savannah River, the 1vaterway continue through other locks to the Ogeechee River. ature and history programs are available. Call for hours and fees. ~WC 6- 
 
Savannah Sand Gnats Baseball Historic Gra)'SOn Stadium 1401 E. Victory Dr., Savannah. 31404 912-351-9150, sa11dg11ats.co111 The Sand Gnats are a Class A outh tlantic affiliate of the Montreal Expos. Office open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. ~ WC 6- 1Y 
Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum 41 larti11 Luther Ki11g Jr. Blvd., Sa1a 1111ah, 31401 912-232-1511, shipsofthesea.org This museum offers exhibits about maritime culture, hips, and commerce. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
Skidaway Island State Park 6 miles S.E. o{Savarmah, on Diamond Causeway 912-598-2300, gastateparks.org This island on the Colonial Coa t Birding Trail is popular with painted buntings. Camping, hiking, observation towers, a pool, an Interpretive Center, a bird-viewing station, and a Ciani Ground loth fossil replica. Open 
daily 7 a. m.-10 p.m. ~ WC 6- 
TelfairMuseum of Art 121 Bamard St. , Savannah , 3140 I 912-232-1177, tel{air.org View painting, sculpture, and decorative arts on exhibit. Call for hour and fees. ~WC M IY 
Telfair'sOwens-Thomas House 124 Abercom St. , Savannah , 3140 I 912-233-974 3, tel{air.org Items from the Acacia Collection of African Americana that were con tructed and used by slaves are displayed here, along with Ameri can and Engli h antique . Call for hours and fees. WC 
 
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 UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium 30 Ocean cience Cir., avannah, 31-f 11 912-59 -2-+96, uga.edulaquarium Georgia's on ly sa ltwater aquarium features abou t 50 pecie of marine life, nature trails, and a gift shop. all for hour and fees. ~WCb 
Waving Girl Statue Riverfront Plaza, al'annah, 3140 I 912-23-f-0295, 912-232-15 11 , 77-728-2662 savannahvisil.com This is a tribute to Florence Martu , a a,annahian known in worldwide maritime communities. From 18 7 to 1931, she greeted ships entering avannah b)' waving a cloth from the lighthouse on Cockspur Island , in hope of finding of her long-lost lover. 
Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church -f29 Abercom St. , Savannah, 3/40 I 912-232-0191, wesleymonumental.org 
Built in I 90, this church honors John Wesle) , the founder of Methodism. Call for hours. Free. ~ WCb 
Wormsloe Historic Site 7601 kidaway Rd. , avannah, 31406 9 /2-353-3023, gaslateparks.org Ten miles southeast of the hi toric district is an a\'enue lined with live oaks and leading to the ruins of this 1736 colonial estate with reconstructed buildings and 
more. Call for hours. ~ WC b 
Travel Services Savannah Area Convention and Visitors Bureau IOI E. Bay t., avannah, 31-f0I 9/2-64-1-6400, 877-SAV, NAJ-1 , savannahvisit.com 
Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC b 
 
Savannah Visitors Information Center 30/ Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., ava,mah, 3H0l 912-9-f-f-0-+;5, savannahvisit.com Open Mon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m, at.-Sun. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. ~WC b 
Capt. Walt'sCharters Bull Rim J\Jarina, 005 Old Tvbee Rd. 
avamwh, 3H /0 912-89 -0308. waltsadvenlure.cornlclwrters 
unset and O\'ernight excursions as well as dolphin tour . Call for fees. ~ WC 
Carriage Tours of Savannah Jefferson St. and Julian St., amnnah, 3H02 9 /2-236-6756, savannah.com ~ !eel al ity ~larkct for historical tours. Call for hours and fees. 
Coastal River Charters Bahia Bleu ,\Jarina, avannah, 3H0-f 912--f-f /-9930, coastalril'ercharler .com Inshore or near-shore fishing and ightseeing tours. Call for hours and fee . ~ WC 
Coastline Travel -f I Wahlstrom Rd., Savannah, 3 HO-f 
912-23-f-7 110, 00-33 -5016, coastlinetravel.net Destination management, receptive ervices, luxury motor coach transportation, and custom itineraries inbound and outbound for group lour operators. 
Dolphin MagicTours, Inc. /-lvatt Dock, River St., amnnah, 3/-f0 I 912 97--+990, 00-721 -12-+0 Narrated sightseeing ,md dolphin crui es aboard Coast Guard-certified vessel. Call for hours and fees. 
 
Freedom Trail Tour on Savannah'sAfrican American Heritage 30 l /artin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah, 3/40 l 912-39 -27 5 Full narrative tour of avannah. Call for hours and fees. ~WC 
Geechee Institute 395 Hodgson /emorial Dr., Ste. 11 0 
Savannah, 3 H06 9 /2-63 /-776 / 
pecializing in Gullah and Geechee tours. Ca ll for 
hours. ~ WCb 
Ghost Talk/Ghost Walk Tours l 32 Cros brook Place, ava,mah, 3H06 9 /2-233-3896, 800-563-3896 samn,w hgeorgia .con lghos ttalk/ Cho t tours and one-mile easy walking tour. Call for hours. dulls IO, children 5. 
Gray Line Red Trolley Tours 215 \ . Boundal) I., avannah, 3 H l 5 912-234-TOUR, 00-426-2318, graylineo(savannah.com Trolley and minibus tours. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
Historic Savannah Carriage Tours 100 berdeen t. , ava,mah, 31-f0l 9/2--f-+3-9333, 8 37-1011, sal'annahcarriage.com ~leet al the Hyatt Regency for one-hour historic or ghost lour . Adults  19, children 9. 
Historic Savannah Foundation Special Tours and Meeting Services l/71 . Perry t., avamwh,31401 9/2-23-f-40 , 00-627-5030, saviours.com Ilistorical, ictorian, house museum, and Country tours. Call for hour and fees. ~ WC 
 
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Hogan'sMarina 36 Wilmington lslm,d Rd., a1annah, 31-110 912-897-3474, hogansmari,w.com F'ull- ervice marina. Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 
Hospitality Tours of Savannah 219 Bryant I., le. 303, Sal'annah , 31401 912-233-0119, hospita/iry,tour o{!avannah.com Walking tours. Call for fees. [;;l WC 
Isle of Hope Marina 50 Bluff Dr., Sa1annah, 31-106 912-354- I 7, isleo{lwpemarina .com \Jewly renovated full-service marina, including boat rentals. Open daily a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;;l WC 
Low Country River Excursions 005 Old Tybee Rd., Sa\'a1111ah, 31410 912-89 -9222, lowcountrycniise.com 1.5-hour dolphin tours. Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 
Magnolia Carriage Company 8 Wamer t. , Sarannah, 31-10 I 912-232-7727 Private horse-drawn-carriage ride in a formal white wedding carriage through historic Savannah. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. all for fee . 
Miss Judy Charters 124 Palmetto Dr. , al'G1111ah, 31-110 9/2-897-247 , 912-897-4921, missi11dycharters.com Inshore and offi hore fishing charters. Call for hours and 
fee . [;;l WC 6' 
Old Savannah Tours 4I Wahlstrom Rd. , avannah, 31-104 912-234-8128, 800-517-9007, oldsavannahtours.com Ilistoric, ghost, and group tours of cathedrals, quares, and homes. Call for tours, hours, and fees . [;;l WC 
Old Town Trolley Tours of Savannah 234 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., a1annah, 31401 912-233-0083, tro/leytours.com 1.5-hour historical tour. Departs every half hour 9 a.m.-+:30 p.m. Call for fee . [;;l WC 
Personalized Tours of Savannah 521 E. York t., Sal'annah, 31-101 912-234-0014, savannal,sites.com Guided tour for individuals, groups, or step-ens of city, gardens, architecture, movie sites, and Jewish heritage. Call for hours and fees. 
Plantation Carriage Company City larket at Jefferson St., Sal'annah , 31-101 912-201-000 I , plantationcarriage.com 1 arrated tour of historic district. Departs every 20 minutes 9 a.m.-9 p.m. dulls $19, children $8. 
Reeler In Charters 439 E. 60th t., avannah, 31-105 912-351-9558, fishingsavannah.com Fishing charter and dolphin tours. Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 
Riverstreet Riverboat Company 9 East River St. , al'annah, 31-10 I 912-232-640-f, 00-7 6-6404, samnnahriverboat.com Paddle-wheel riverboat crui cs include live entertainment, dancing, and a cash bar. Daytime sightseeing and evening dinner cruises are also avai lable. Call for sched- 
ule and fees. WC 6' Y 
Savannah by Foot 527 E. Cordon I., avannah, 31-10 I 912-238-3 43, savannahto11rs.com Cho t and historic tours, including haunted pub and 
 
bordello tours. Call for hours. Admission 15. 
Savannah Haunted History Tour 512 E. Oglethorpe Ave., Savannah, 3140 I 912-604-3007 Candlelight walking tour conducted in period costt1111e. Call for departure location , hour , and fees. 
Savannah Safari Walking Tours 415 Ken tuck), Ave., avannah, 31404 912-234-649 , sava,mahsa{ari.com 
elf-guided walking tour of the historic district. -f (include guidebook). Croup tours also available. 
Savannah Seen Historic Tours 426 Abercom St., Savannah , 31-101 9 I2-234-8204 Private walking tour of hi toric downtown and group tour planning. Call for hours and fees. 
Savannah Spirit Tours 312 E. Oglethorpe Ave., avannah, 31-10 I 912-224-7827, riskyvent11re.com Walk with the tales of ghosts and voodoo along wilh the spirits of Savannah's pubs on the Ri ky Venture Tavern Tour. all for hour . Adults I 5. [;;l WC 
Savannah Under the Stars Beach and Low Country Tours 7115 Johnn y Mercer Blvd., Savannah, 31-10 I 912-89 -1 05, avannahgeorgia.com/underthestars Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 
Savannah Walks, Inc. 37 Abercom t., amnnah, 31-101 912-23 -9255, 88 -728-9255, avannahwalks.com Historical , ghost, Low Country, pub, and garden tours. Call for hours. dulls 14, children 7. [;;l WC 
See Savannah Walking Tours 511 E. Jones, ammwh, 3140 I 912-234-3571, 00-574-9255, seesavannah.com 
nique blend of history, adventure, and storytelling in lhe hoste city. Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 
Southern Belle Tours P.O. Box 30843, Savannah , 31410 912-898-8744, southembelletours.net Cho t, Low ountry, Civil War, and black heritage tours. Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 
Spirit of Savannah Tours 1455 S. Camden Cir., Savannah, 31401 912-354-2621 Historical, ghost, and voodoo walking tours for small groups up to 15. Re crvations required. all for hour and fees. 
Tales of the South P.O. Box 15 2, Tybee Island, 31328 912-786-5101, 912-786-5108, tourssouth.com Revisit the Old South with folklore and events created by the Hat Ladies of the South. Also available in Tybee I land. Call for fees. 
Tootsy Tours 1-10 Johnny lercer Blvd., Ste. 12, Sal'annah, 31410 912 9 -3111, -736-3 2 , tootsytours.com Tours including Girl couts, black heritage, natural history, and Jewish history. Call for hours and fees. [;;lWC 
Tour Savannah, LLC Johnston Square, intersection of Bull and Congress Savannah , 3140 I 912-236--f-467, theghostofsa,annah.com Folklore and gho t tours. all for hours and departure locations. dulls $15, children $8. 
 
 Victorian Lady Tours 32 / E. 55th t.. amnnah, 31-105 9/2-236-/ 6 Tailor-made tours with Victorian costumed guides. Call for fees. 
 
SEA ISLAND 
 
Sea Island Resort P.O. Box 3035 1, ea Island, 31561 912-63 -3611, 800- EA/ LAND Sea Island i known as a vacation spot for celebrities and roya l!). n,e resort has hosted golf tournament and presidential vi its, including the prestigious C-8 ummit 
in 2004. Call for hours and fees. [;;I WC 0-ft T 
 
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Historic Effingham Society'sOld Jail Museum I002 Pine St., Springfield, 31329 912 26--1705, 912-75-1-62-/0, eff,nghamcounty.com The h,o- tory jail, housing Revolutionary, and ative 
' merican artifucts, was built in 1934. un. 2- 5 p.111. 
C roup tours b)' reservation . Pree. [;;I WC 
 
Travel Services Effingham County Chamber of Commerce 
520 W. Third t., Springfield, 31329 9/2-75-1-330 /, 66-754-330/, eff,11ghamcou11ty.com Open \lon.-F'ri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 0- 
 
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Fort Screven 30 leddin Dr., Tybee I land, 31328 912-7 6-580 1, tybeelighthou e.org Thi beach fort wa built about I 75 and manned during the panish-American War, World War I, and World \ ar 11. [;;I WC 
 
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Tybee Island Lightstation and Tybee Museum 30 i\ leddin Dr., Tybee Island, 31328 912-7 6-5 OJ, t)'beelighthouse.org TI1is is Georgia's oldest and tallest active lighthouse. TI1e museum depicts the island's history fi-om alive American time to W\ II. Call for hours and fees. [;;I WC 
 
Tybee Island Marine Science Center 1510 Strand, Tybee Island, 31328 9 I2-786-59 17, tybeemsc.org Enjo aquarium , a touch tank, live animal exhibits from coastal corgia, and educa tional programs. Call for hours and fees. WC 
 
Travel Services Tybee Visitor Information Center 
02 First I., U Hwy. 0, Tybee Island, 3132 912-786-544-f, 00-86 -2322, tybeevisit.com 
pen i\lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-;:30 p.m. [;;I WC 0- 
 
Amick'sDeep Sea Fishing La;:aretto Creek farin a, Tybee Island, 31328 912 97-6759, amicksdeepseafishing.com Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. [;;!WC 
 
Captain Mike'sDolphin Tours I Old U Ilwy 0, T)'bee I land, 3132 912-786-58-1 , 00-242-0166, tybeedolphins.com Dolphin tours and charter fishing. Call for fees. 
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Lazerretto Creek Marina I Old US H11y. 0, Tybee Island, 3132 912-7 6-5 4 , 00-242-0 I66, tybeeisland.111111/dolphin Pull-service marina. Open daily 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m. 
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Marshland Adventures Crab hack at Chimney Creek, Tybee Island, 3132 912-7 6-59-f3, 912-30 - 7 , marshlandadventures.com Inshore light-tackle fi hing charters and ecotours. Call for hour and fees. 
North Island Surfing Kayak 
1213 U Hwy. 0, Tybee Island, 31328 912-786--1000, northislandkarak.com Kayak ren tal , tou r , and ovemight trips . Open dai ly I0 a.m.-5 p.m. 
Palmetto Coast Charters, Inc. Bull River larina, US Hwy OE., Tybee Island, 3132 912-7 6-5-103, palmettocoasl.com Dolphin, eco-, inshore, fi hing, and overnigh t tours. One- to seven-day cruise . Open daily 10 a.111.-6 p.m. 
Call for fees. ~ WC 6- T 
Sea Kayak Georgia 1102 U Hwy. 0, Tybee Island, 31328 912-7 6-8732, 888-KAYAKGA, seaka akgeorgia.com Kayak tours, barrier i land tour , and custom swamp 
trips. Open Wed.-Mon. 10a.m.-6p.m. Fees vary. ~ WC 6- 
Sundial Charters 142 Pelican Dr., Tybee I land, 3132 912-786-9-170, 66- U -DAVE, sundialclwrters.nel 
colours and fishing. Call for hours and fee . ~ WC 
Tybee Island Charters , Inc. Old U 1-lwy. 0 E., Tybee Island, 31328 912-7 6-480 I, fishtybee.corn Deep- ea and inshore fishing, nature trip , ecotours, and charter . Call for hour and fee . ~ WC 
 
Wilderness Southeast, Inc. P.O. Box 15185, avannah, 31-11 6 9/2-897-510 , wildemess-so11theast.org Coa t and wi ldlife tours. Cu tom lour available. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
WAYCROSS 0-20 
Laura S.Walker State Park 9 miles sou theast of Waycross, off Roule 177 912-2 7-4900, gaslateparks.org Located near the north entrance of the Okefenokee Swamp, this park offers camping, a lake, boat rental, fishing, water kii ng, a trai l, golf, and a pool. Open dail)' 
a.m.-10 p.m. ~WC ' 
Obediah'sOkefenok 511 5 Swamp Rd., Waycross, 31503 9/2-2 7-0090, okefenokeeswamp.corn Enjoy wildlife exhibits, boardwalks, trai ls, and mu e- 
ums. Open dai ly 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. ~WC ' 
Okefenokee Heritage Center 1-160 1  Augusta A,e., Waycross, 31503 9/2-285-4260, okeheritage.org lou r oulh east Ceorgia' arts and heri tage museum 
' and its 1912 steam locomotive. Group rates a\"Ji lable. 
Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
Okefenokee Swamp Park GA Hu? I 7, Warcross, 31503 912-283-0583, okeswamp.com Located on the edge of the Okefenokee National \ ildlife Refuge, original Indian waterways and Pioneer I land re-create pioneer life. Open daily 9 a.m.-5:30 
p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC 6' 
 
Southern Forest World 1+-10 N. Augusta ve., Waycross, 31503 9 I 2-2 5--1056 This museum of the forestry industry include tool , con ervalion, and tuckie the Dog, a canine that got caught in a hollow tree and mummified -10 rears ago. Open Tue.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. dmission 2. ~ WC 
Travel Services 
Waycross- Ware County Convention and Visitors Bureau/ Waycross Welcome Center 315-A Plant Ave., Warcross, 3150 I 912-2 3-37+-1, okefenokeetourism.org 
Open Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
WOODBINE 
Satilla Waterfront Park 310 Bedell Ave., Woodbine, 31569 9/2-729-5600 Fishing, boating, nature wa lk, boardwa lk, and water 
sports. Open dai l) unrise-sunset. ~ WC 6- 
Travel Services 
Fish Masters Charters 14 1 /\la/lard Pointe Dr., Woodbine, 31569 9 12-729-52 1-1, 912-258-68+-1 Fishing and dive charters. Call for hours and fees. ~WC 
 
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800-DAYSINN 800-368-2189 
 
daysinn.com daysinn.com 
 
. 1-2 96 
1-2 154 
 
800-329-7466 
 
1-2 40 
 
800-55ECONO 800-EMBASSY 
 
. showhotel.com/econolodge/3152501 2 69 
 
embassysuites.com/es/brunswick 
 
3-4 130 
 
800-228-2800 
 
!airfieldinn.com goldenislesinn.com 
 
. 2-3 81 
1 128 
 
800-HAMPTON 800-HO LI DAY 
 
showhotel.com/others/guestconages hampton-inn.com/hi/brunswick holiday-inn.com 
 
2-3 102 
. 3 127 . 103 
 
800-526-3766 
 
jamesoninn.com knightsinnbrunswick.com 
 
. 62 
1 103 
 
microtelinn.com 
 
2-4 62 
 
888-771 -7171 
 
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Quality Inn, 1-95 Ramada Inn,1-95 
 
125 Venture Dr. 3040 Scarlett St. 
 
. 912-265-4600 888-394-8495 showhotel.com/qualityinn/315201 
 
912-264-3621 
 
ramada .com 
 
2-3 213 
 
Red Roof Inn &Suites 
 
25 Tourist Dr. 
 
912-264-4720 800-REOROOF redroof.com 
 
2-3 85 
 
Seabreeze Motel 
 
2697 Glynn Ave. 
 
912-265-2282 
 
28 
 
Sleep Inn 
 
5272 New Jesup Hwy. 
 
912-261-0670 800-4CHOICE 
 
2-3 93 
 
St.James Suites 
 
244 Gateway Center Blvd. 912-2804.)53 866-646-4751 stjamessuites.com 
 
3-4 44 
 
Super 8 
 
211 Palisade Dr. 
 
912-265-0008 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
1-2 52 
 
Super 8 
 
5280 New Jesup Hwy. 
 
912-264-8800 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
1 59 
 
Greyfield Inn 
 
8N.Second St. 
 
904-261-6408 
 
greyfieldinn.com 
 
4 16 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
703 Frontage Rd. 
 
912-437-4200 800-228-5150 comfortinn.com 
 
3 67 
 
Fort King George Motel 
 
1205 US Hwy.17 S 
 
912-437-4780 
 
1 11 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
610 GA Hwy.251 
 
912-437-5558 BOO-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
2-4 63 
 
Jaysen Executive Inn 
 
1-95 &GA Hwy.251, hit 49 912-437-5373 
 
60 
 
Super 8 
 
1-95 &GA Hwy.251,hit 49 912-437-6660 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
1-2 60 
 
Eulonia Lodge 
 
US Hwy.17 
 
912-832-5175 
 
16 
 
Relax Inn 
 
1201 S.Second St. 
 
912-496-2514 
 
37 
 
Star Motel 
 
1900 N.Second St. 
 
912-496-7767 
 
25 
 
Western Motel 
 
1207 S. Second St. 
 
912-496-4711 
 
1-2 29 
 
Budget Motel of USA 
 
744 [.Oglethorpe Hwy. 912-368-3596 
 
30 
 
Comfort Suites 
 
70 Wallace Martin Dr. 
 
912-877-3000 877-877-4970 comfortsuites.com/hotel/GA293 2-4 65 
 
Days Inn Inn at Hinesville 
 
738 Oglethorpe Hwy. 786 [.Oglethorpe Hwy. 
 
912-368-4146 800-0AYSINN 912-368-5858 
 
daysinn.com 
 
. 1-2 52 
1-2 163 
 
Quality Inn Ramada Limited 
 
706 Oglethorpe Hwy. 726 [.Oglethorpe Hwy. 
 
912-876-4466 888-333-4466 qualityinn.com 912-368-2275 800-2RAMADA 
 
. 53 
1-2 122 
 
Southern Pines Inn 
 
807 W.Dame Ave. 
 
912-487-3386 
 
1 33 
 
Beachview Club Buccaneer Beach Resort Days Inn &Suites Holiday Inn Beach Resort Jekyll Inn Jekyll Island Club Hotel Oceanside Inn &Suites 
 
721 N. Beachview Or. 85 S.Beachview Or. 60 S.Beachview Or. 200 S.Beachview Dr. 975 N.Beachview Or. 371 Riverview Dr. 711 N. Beachview Or. 
 
912-635-2256 912-635-2261 912-635-9800 912-635-3311 912-635-2531 912-635-2600 912-635-2211 
 
800-299-2228 
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3-4 38 3-4 207 3-4 124 2-4 198 3-4 263 4 157 3-4 178 
 
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Quality Inn &Suites Villas by the Sea 
 
700 N. Beachview Dr. 1175 N.Beachview Dr. 
 
912-635-2202 912-635-2521 800-841-6262 
 
jekyllislandquality.com jekyllislandga.com 
 
. 3-4 71 
3-4 150 
 
Best Western, 1-95 
 
1353 GA Hwy.40 E 
 
912-729-7666 800-728-7666 bestwestern.com 
 
2-3 62 
 
Comfort Inn,1-95 
 
111 Edenfield Rd. 
 
912-729-6979 800-424-6423 hotelchoice.com 
 
1-3 131 
 
Country Inn &Suites,1-95 Dar Inn,1-95 
 
135 The Lakes Blvd. 1050 [.King Ave. 
 
912-576-1616 800-456-4000 912-729-5454 
 
countryinns.com daysinn.com 
 
. 2-3 64 
1-4 120 
 
[cono Lodge,1-95 
 
1135 LKing Ave. 
 
912-673-7336 800-4CHOICE hotelchoice.com 
 
2 52 
 
Hampton Inn,1-95 
 
1363 GA Hwy.40 E 
 
912-729-1900 888-729-1905 hamptoninn.com 
 
57 
 
Holiday Inn Express,1-95 
 
1375 Hospitality Ave. 
 
912-882-8200 888-382-8200 hiexpress.com/kingslandga 
 
2-3 54 
 
Hometown Suites, 1-95 
 
2343 Village Dr. 
 
912-882-3004 800-432-6784 htshotel.com 
 
2-3 63 
 
Jameson Inn,1-95 Ramada Inn &Suites Scottish Inn 
 
105 Maycreek Dr. 930 GA Hwy.40 E 1220 Boone St. 
 
912-729-9600 912-729-3000 912-729-4363 
 
800-526-3766 
 
jamesoninn.com ramada.com 
 
40 
. 136 . 120 
 
Super 8Motel, 1-95 
 
120 Edenfield Dr. 
 
912-729-6888 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
60 
 
Lodge on Little St. Simons Island 
 
P.O.Box 21078 
 
912-638-7472 888-733-5774 littlestsimonsisland.com 
 
4 15 
 
Midway Motel 
 
271 N.Coastal Hwy. 
 
912-884-5416 
 
1 24 
 
Best Western Bradbury Suites 
 
155 Bourne Ave. 
 
Comfort Inn &Suites Conference Center 301 Governor Treutlen Dr. 
 
912-330-0330 912-748-6464 888-854-5678 
 
bestwestern.com comfortinn.com 
 
. 2-4 92 
2-3 156 
 
[cono Lodge, Pooler 
 
500 LUS Hwy.80 
 
912-748-4124 800-55ECONO econolodge.com 
 
1-2 104 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
125 Bourne Ave. 
 
912-748-0017 800-526-3766 jamesoninn.com 
 
2 55 
 
Microtel Inn &Suites 
 
125 Continental Blvd. 
 
912-748-1112 
 
1-2 71 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
lOlH.USHwy.80 
 
912-748-5242 800-2RAMAOA ramada.com 
 
1-2 99 
 
Red Roof Inn &Suites 
 
20 Mill Creek Cir. 
 
912-748-0370 800-REOROOF redroof.com 
 
2-3 96 
 
Travelodge Suites 
 
130 Continental Blvd. 
 
912-748-6363 800-578-7878 travelodge.com 
 
1-3 72 
 
Country Inn &Suites,Savannah North Hampton Inn,Savannah North 
 
200 Raley Rd. 7050 GA Hwy.21 
 
912-964-2300 800-456-4000 countryinns.com 912-966-2000 888-954-2678 hamptoninnsavannah.com 
 
. 2-3 61 
3-4 106 
 
Holiday Inn Express,Savannah North 7210GAHwy.21 
 
912-964-8900 BOO-HOLIDAY hiexpress-savannah.com 
 
3-4 82 
 
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912-965-1313 800-228-5151 qualityinn.com 
 
3-4 60 
 
Ramada Limited,Savannah North 
 
110Travelers Way 
 
912-964-6060 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
1-2 50 
 
A-1 Motel Days Inn 
 
US Hwy.17 N 3926 US Hwy.17 
 
912-756-2116 
 
richmondhillcvb.org 
 
912-756-3371 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
. 15 
112 
 
Econo lodge 
 
4701 US Hwy.17, Exit 87 912-756-3312 800-55ECONO econolodge.com 
 
1-3 47 
 
Hampton Inn Holiday Inn Motel6 
 
4679 US Hwy.17 
 
912-756-2272 
 
4300 US Hwy.17 
 
912-756-3351 
 
4071 US Hwy.17,1-95,Exit 87 912-756-3543 
 
BOO-HAMPTON 800-756-6392 800-466-8356 
 
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2-3 64 
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Ramada Inn 
 
1-95 &US Hwy.17,Exit 87 912-756-3376 800-2RAMADA richmondhillcvb.org 
 
110 
 
Royal Inn 
 
4005 US Hwy.17 
 
912-756-2778 
 
richmondhillcvb.org 
 
1-2 47 
 
Scottish Inn 
 
1-95, Exit 87 
 
912-756-3861 800-251 -1962 richmondhillcvb.org 
 
39 
 
Travelodge 
 
US Hwy.17 &1-95 
 
912-756-3325 800-578-7878 richmondhillcvb.org 
 
2 69 
 
Days Inn New Ebenezer Retreat Center 
 
582 Columbia Ave. 2887 Ebenezer Rd. 
 
912-826-6966 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
912- 754-9242 
 
newebenezer.org 
 
. 1-2 40 
1-2 176 
 
Weekender 
 
Hog Hammock 
 
912-485-2277 
 
2-4 
 
8aymont Inn Best Western, Central Best Western,Historic District Best Western,Savannah Gateway 
 
8484 Abercorn St. 45 Eisenhower Dr. 412W.BaySt. 1Gateway Blvd. 
 
912-927-7660 912-355-1000 912-233-1011 912-925-2420 
 
877-BAYMONT baymontinns.com 
 
2 100 
 
800-528-1234 800-528-1234 800-825-2420 
 
bestwestern.com 
 
1-2 129 
 
bestwestern.com 
 
3-4 143 
 
bestwestern.com/savannahgateway 122 
 
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Clarion Inn &Suites 
 
16 Gateway Blvd. E 
 
912-920-3200 800-4CHOICE clarionhotel.com 
 
3-4 72 
 
ClubHouse Inn Comfort Inn &Suites 
 
6800 Abercorn St. 6Gateway Blvd.E 
 
912-356-1234 800-ClUB-INN clubhouseinn.com 912-925-6666 800-424-6423 savannahcomfortinn.com 
 
. 2-3 138 
3-4 107 
 
Comfort Inn &Suites,Midtown 
 
211 Stephenson Ave. 
 
912-3529884 800-228-5150 choicehotels.com 
 
2-3 61 
 
Comfort Suites,Historic District 
 
630W.Bay St. 
 
912-629-2001 
 
comfortsuites.com 
 
3-4 76 
 
Country Inns&Suites by Carlson Courtyard by Marriott,Historic District Courtyard bl Marriott,Midtown Days Inn, Abercorn-Southside 
 
7576 White Bluff Rd. 415 W.Liberty St. 6703 Abercorn St. 11750 Abercom St. 
 
912-692-0404 912-790-8287 912 354-7878 912-927-7720 
 
800-456-4000 
800-321-2211 800-DAYSINN 
 
countryinns.com courtyard.com/savdt courtyard.com/savch the.daysinn.com/savannah06945 
 
2-4 64 4 156 3-4 144 2 114 
 
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Days Inn,Days Suites 
 
201 W.Bay St. 
 
912-236-4440 800-DAYSINN daysinnsavannah.com 
 
253 
 
Days Inn, Gateway 1-95 
 
4Gateway Blvd.E. 
 
912-925-3680 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
1-2 82 
 
Days Inn,Oglethorpe Mall Days Inn,Savannah Airport 
 
114 Mall Blvd. 2500 Dean Forest Rd. 
 
912-352-4455 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 912-966-5000 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
. 122 
122 
 
Econo lodge 
 
7500 Abercorn St. 
 
912-352-1657 800-55ECONO choicehotels.com 
 
1-2 70 
 
Econo lodge 
 
512 W.Oglethorpe Ave. 
 
912-233-9251 
 
2-3 57 
 
Econo lodge, Gateway Savannah 
 
7Gateway Blvd. W. 
 
912-925-2280 800-424-6423 choicehotels.com 
 
1-2 96 
 
Executive Suites on Chatham Square Fairfield Inn 
 
554 E.Taylor St. 2lee Blvd. 
 
912-232-9175 912-353-7100 800-228-2800 fairfieldinn.com 
 
. 4 4 
3-4 135 
 
Fairfield Inn,1-95 S 
 
17027 Abercorn St. 
 
912-925-5050 888-670-2312 fairfieldinn.com 
 
3 80 
 
Fairfield Inn by Marriott,Airport 
 
10 Stephen 5.Green Dr. 
 
912-965-9777 800-228-2800 fairfieldinn.com 
 
2-3 80 
 
Guest House 
 
3822 Ogeechee Rd. 
 
912-944-0920 
 
1-2 80 
 
Guest House Hampton Inn,Midtown Hampton Inn,Savannah Historic District Hilton,Savannah DeSoto Holiday Inn, Savannah Midtown 
 
7312 White Bluff Rd. 201 Stephenson Ave. 201 E.Bay St. 15 E.Liberty St. 7100 Abercorn St. 
 
912-351-9755 912-355-4100 912-231-9700 912-232-9000 912-352-7100 
 
BOO-HAMPTON 800-HAMPTON 800-426-8483 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
1-2 102 
 
hamptoninn.com 
 
2 127 
 
hotelsavannah.com 
 
144 
 
desotohilton.com 
 
246 
 
holiday-inn.com/savannah-midtow 2-3 171 
 
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Holiday Inn Express 
 
17 Gateway Blvd.E 
 
912-925-2700 877-925-2700 hiexpress.com 
 
2-3 94 
 
Homewood Suites- Hilton 
 
5820 White Bluff Rd. 
 
912-353-8500 800-CAllHOME homewood-suites.com 
 
3-4 106 
 
Howard Johnson Inn Hyatt Regency 
 
224 W.Boundary St. 2W.Bay St. 
 
912-232-4371 800-IGOHOJO hojo.com 912-238-1234 800-233-1234 savannah.hyatt.com 
 
. 2-3 89 
4 347 
 
landmark Inn, Hunter la Quinta Inn,1-95 La Quinta Inn,Midtown 
 
165 Duncan Dr. 6Gateway Blvd.5 6805 Abercorn St. 
 
912-692-0139 912-925-9505 912-355-3004 
 
800-531-5900 laquinta.com 866-725-1661 laquinta.com 
 
1-2 75 
. 2-4 120 . 2-3 154 
 
Liberty Inn 
 
4005 Ogeechee Rd. 
 
912-236-8236 
 
75 
 
Marriott Savannah Riverfront 
 
100 Gen.McIntosh Blvd. 912-233-7722 800-321-2211 marriotthotels.com/savrf 
 
4 383 
 
Marshall House Masters Inn, Savannah-Garden City 
 
123 E. Broughton St. 4200GA Hwy.21 N 
 
912-644-7896 800-589-6304 marshallhouse.com 912-964-4344 800-633-3434 mastersinn-savannah.com 
 
. 68 
1-2 129 
 
Masters Inn Suites Microtel Inn &Suites Mulbe Inn 
 
7110 Hodgson Mem.Dr. 45 Fort Argyle Rd. 601E. Ba St. 
 
912-354-8560 912-920-1920 912-238-1200 
 
800-344-4378 888-771-7171 800-596-3457 
 
mastersinn-savannah.com microtelinn.com savannah hotel.com 
 
2-3 52 
. 1 65 
3-4 145 
 
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COAST LODGING 
 
PRICING: 1=SO-S50 2=$51-SSO 3=$81 -$120 4=$121+ 
 
Planters Inn 
 
29 Abercom St. 
 
912-232-5678 800-554-1187 plantersinnsavannah.com 
 
Quailnm Lodge 
 
1130 Bob Harmon Rd. 
 
912-964-1421 800-627-7035 quailrunlodge.com 
 
80 
 
Quality Inn, Heart of Savannah Quality Inn,Savannah South Radisson Hotel, Historic Savannah 
 
300W.Bay St. 3Gateway Blvd.S 411 W.BaySt. 
 
912-236-6321 912 -925 -2770 912-790-7000 
 
800-228-5151 800-333-3333 
 
qualityinn.com qualityinn.com radisson.com 
 
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. 1-2 125 . 4 150 
 
Red Roof Inn &Suites, Savannah Gateway 405 Al Henderson Blvd. 
 
912-920-3535 800-REDROOF red roof.com 
 
2 75 
 
Relax Inn 
 
11211 Abercom St. Ext. 
 
912-927-7777 
 
relaxinnsavannah .com 
 
1-2 30 
 
Residence Inn byMarrion 
 
5710WhiteBluff Rd. 
 
91 2-356-3266 800-331-3131 residenceinn.com/savri 
 
3-4 66 
 
River Street Inn 
 
124 E. Bay St. 
 
912-234-6400 800-253-4229 riverstreetinn.com 
 
4 86 
 
Savannah Inn 
 
100 Travelers Way 
 
912-965-955 5 
 
1-2 35 
 
Savannah International Youth Hostel Savannah Suites 
 
304 E.Hall St. 60 W. Montgomery Cross 
 
912-236-7744 912-921-1221 
 
savannahsuites.com 
 
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160 
 
Springhill Suites by Marrion 
 
11317 Abercorn St. 
 
912-920-3787 888-287-9400 springhillsuites.com 
 
79 
 
Suburban Extended StayHotel 
 
5450AugustaRd. 
 
912-965-9111 800-951-STAY suburbanlodge.com 
 
1-2 137 
 
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel 
 
10614 Abercorn St.Ext. 
 
912-920-7700 800-9S1 -STAY suburbanlodge.com 
 
1-2 130 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
15 Fort ArgyleRd. 
 
912-927-8550 800-800-8000 supers.com 
 
1-2 61 
 
Thunderbird Inn 
 
611 W.Oglethorpe 
 
912-232-2661 
 
2 40 
 
Towne Place Suites byMarrion 
 
11309 Abercorn St. 
 
912-920-9080 800-2S7-3000 towneplace.com 
 
3 95 
 
Travelodge WestinSavannah Harbor Resort &Spa Wingate Inn 
 
1Fort Argyle Rd. One Resort Dr. 11 Gateway Blvd.E. 
 
912-925-2640 912-201 -2000 912-925-2525 
 
800-578-7878 888-62S-S144 800-228-1000 
 
travelodge.com westinsavannah.com wingateinns.com 
 
1-2 88 
. 4 403 . 2-3 101 
 
The Cloister Lodge at Sea Island 
 
lOOFirstSt. 100 Retreat Ave. 
 
912-638-3611 800-732-4752 912-634-4300 866-465-3563 
 
seaisland.com seaisland.com 
 
. 229 
210 
 
Cumberland Island Inn &Suites Cumberland Kings Bay Lodges 
 
2710 Osborne Rd. 603 San Bar Dr. 
 
912-882-6250 800-768-6250 912 882-8900 800 831-6664 
 
cumberlandislandinn.com cumberlandkbl.com 
 
. 1-2 79 117 
 
Riverview Hotel 
 
105 Osborne St. 
 
Beach Club Oceanfront Condominiums 1440 Ocean Blvd. 
 
91 2-882-3242 912-638-5450 800-627-6850 
 
stmaryswelcome.com resortqueststsimons.com 
 
. 1-2 18 152 
 
Best Western Island Inn 
 
301 Main St. 
 
912-638-7805 800-673-6323 bestwestemlllimons.com 2-4 61 
 
Epworth by the Sea 
 
100 Arthur J. Moore Dr. 
 
912-638-8688 
 
epworthbythesea.com 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
2204 DemereRd. 
 
912-634-2204 BOO-HAMPTON hampton-inn.com/hi/stsimons 
 
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Holiday Inn Express King &Prince 
 
299 Main St. 201 ArnoldRd. 
 
912-634-2175 800-HOLIDAY 912-638-3631 800-342-0212 
 
hiexpress.com/stsimonsga kingandprince.com 
 
. 2-3 60 
4 187 
 
North Breakers Oceanfront Condos 
 
1470Wood Ave. 
 
912-638-5450 800-627-6850 resortqueststsimons.com 
 
4 52 
 
Ocean Inn &Suites 
 
599 BeachviewDr. 
 
912-634-2122 
 
oceaninnandsuites.com 
 
36 
 
Ocean Lodge Quality Inn IslandHouse 
 
935 Beachview Or. 1701 Frederica Rd. 
 
912-634-1547 866-634-1547 912-634-0660 800-870-3736 
 
. oceanlodge.biz 
 
4 15 
 
qualityinnstsimonsisland.com 2 101 
 
Queen'sCourt 
 
437 Kings Way 
 
912-638-84S9 
 
2-3 23 
 
Sea Gate Inn 
 
1014 Ocean Blvd. 
 
912-638-8661 800-562-8812 seagateinn.com 
 
2-4 48 
 
Sea Palms Golf &TennisResort 
 
5445 Frederica Rd. 
 
912-638-3351 800-841-6268 sea palms.com 
 
3-4 154 
 
Shipwatch Oceanfront Condominiums 1524 Wood Ave. 
 
912-638-5450 800-627-6850 resortqueststsimons.com 
 
3-4 52 
 
St. Simons Grand Oceanfront Condos 1400 Ocean Blvd. 
 
912-638-5450 800-627-6850 resortqueststsimons.com 
 
4 81 
 
St. SimonsInn bythe Lighthouse 
 
609 8eachview Dr. 
 
912-638-1101 
 
stsimonsinn.com 
 
3-4 34 
 
Village Inn &Pub Days Inn 
 
500 Mallery St. US Hwy.95,Exit 58 
 
912-634-6056 888-635-6111 912-832-4411 800-0AYSINN 
 
villageinnandpub.com daysinn.com 
 
. 3-4 28 
1 101 
 
11th St. Beach House 
 
211th St. 
 
912-921--0832 
 
tybeeoceanview.com 
 
2-4 3 
 
Beachside Colony 
 
404 Butler Ave. 
 
912-786-4535 800-786-0770 beachsidecolony.com 
 
1-4 165 
 
DeSoto Beach Hotel 
 
212 Butler Ave. 
 
912-786-4542 877-786-4542 desotobeachhotel.com 
 
1-4 37 
 
Dunes Inn &Suites 
 
1409 ButlerAve. 
 
912-786-4591 888-678-0763 tybeeisland.com 
 
1-4 53 
 
Happy Holiday Motel 
 
1415 Butler Ave. 
 
912-786-4516 888-629-7003 tybeeisland.com 
 
2-4 16 
 
Howard Johnson/Admiral'sInn Ocean Plaza Beach Resort 
 
1501Butler Ave. 15th St.& Oceanfront 
 
912-786-0700 800-793-7716 hojo.com 912-786-7777 800-4CHOICE oceanplaza.com 
 
. 2-3 41 
4 200 
 
RodewayInn 
 
905 Butler Ave. 
 
912-786-4470 800-228-2000 rodewayinn.com 
 
3-4 23 
 
Royal Palm Motel 
 
909 Butler Ave. 
 
912-786-4763 
 
1-3 22 
 
SandcastleInn 
 
1402Butler Ave. 
 
912-786-4576 866-422-3224 sandcastle.com 
 
2-4 60 
 
South Beach Oceanfront Condo Rentals 17th &Strand St. 
 
912-786--0586 800-565-0107 
 
4 18 
 
Super 8,Tybee Island 
 
16 TybrisiaSt. 
 
800-598-8373 800-800-8000 superl!.com 
 
1-3 60 
 
Tybee Cottages,Inc. 
 
1310 Jones Ave. 
 
912-786-6746 877-524-9819 tybeecottages.com 
 
4 160 
 
Tybee Island Rentals 
 
203 1st St. US Hwy. 80 &2nd Ave. 912-786-4034 800-476--0807 tybeeislandrentals.com 
 
3-4 
 
Tybee Vacation Rentals 
 
1207 US Hwy. 80 E 
 
912-786-5853 866-359-0297 tybeevacationrentals.com 1-4 
 
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COAST LODGING 
TybriScJ at the Beach Resort Weston Beach Place Comfort Inn Oays Inn Hampton Inn Holiday Inn Jameson Inn Pinecrest Motel Supers Motel 
 
115th St. 1207 Strand 1903 Memorial Dr. 2016 Memorial Dr. 1720 Brunswick Hwy. 1725 Memorial Or. 950 City Blvd. 1761 Memorial Dr. 132 Havanna Ave. 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51 -$80 3=$81-$120 4=$121 + 
 
912-447-5080 800-868-4080 tybriScJ.com 
 
3-4 48 
 
912-655-3468 
 
westonbeach.com 
 
4 6 
 
912-283-3300 800-4CHOICE comfortinn.com 
 
73 
 
912-285-4700 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
56 
 
912-285-5515 800-HAMPTON 912-283-4490 800-HOLIDAY 
 
hamptoninn.com holidayinn.com 
 
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142 
 
912-283-3800 800-526-3766 jamesoninn.com/waycross-ga.html 
 
60 
 
912-283-3580 
 
30 
 
912-285-8885 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
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COAST BED AND BREAKFASTS 
 
Brunswick Manor McKinnon House WatersHill Bed &Breakfast Open Gates Bed &Breakfast Inn at Folkston Bed &Breakfast Claudette'sCountry Inn Helmstead Bed &Breakfast Palmyra Plantation Barn Ripley Farm House at Melon Bluff 17 Hundred 90 Inn 912 Barnard Bed &Breakfast Azalea Inn Ballastone Inn Bed &Breakfast Inn Broughton Street Bed &Breakfast Catherine Ward House Colonial Parle Inn Columbia Square Inn Comer House East Bay Inn East Liberty Inn Eliza Thompson House Foley House Inn for;yth Parle Inn Gaston Gallery Bed &Breakfast Gastonian Green Palm Inn Hamilton-Turner Inn Joan'son Jones Bed &Breakfast Kehoe House Magnolia Place Inn McMillan Inn Bed &Breakfast Oglethorpe Lodge Olde Georgian Inn Olde Harbour Inn President's Quarter; B&B Inn Sarah'sGarden Bed &Breakfast Sea Cabins Senato(s Gate Suites on Lafayette Whitaker-Huntingdon Inn Zeigler House Bailey'sMill Belle Tara Inn Goodbread House Bed &Breakfast 
 
825 Egmont St. 
 
912-265-6889 
 
1001 Egmont St. 
 
912-261-9100 
 
728 Union St. 
 
912-264-4262 
 
301 Franklin St. 
 
912-437-6985 
 
509 W.Main St. 
 
912-496-6256 
 
106 E. Central Blvd. 
 
912-772-3667 
 
One Fargo Rd. 
 
912-487-2222 
 
2999 Islands Hwy. 
 
912-884-5779 
 
2999 Islands Hwy. 
 
912-884-5779 
 
307 E.President St. 
 
912-236-7122 
 
912 Barnard St. 
 
912-234-9121 
 
217 E.Huntingdon St. 
 
912-236-2707 
 
14 E.Oglethorpe Ave. 
 
912-236-1484 
 
117 W.Gordon St. 
 
912-238--0518 
 
511 E. Broughton St. 
 
912-232-6633 
 
118 E.Waldburg St. 
 
912-234-8564 
 
220 E.Liberty St. 
 
912-232-3622 
 
125 Haber;ham St. 
 
912-236--0444 
 
2 E.Taylor St. 
 
912-234-2923 
 
225 E.Bay St. 
 
912-238-1225 
 
202E.Liberty St. 
 
912-232-8034 
 
SW.Jones St. 
 
912-236-3620 
 
14 W.Hull St. 
 
912-232-6622 
 
102W.Ha11St. 
 
912-233-6800 
 
21 lE.Gaston St. 
 
912-238-3294 
 
220 E.Gaston St. 
 
912-232-2869 
 
S48 E.President St. 
 
912-447-8901 
 
330 Abercom St.,Lafayette Sq. 912-233-1833 
 
17 W. Jones St. 
 
912-234-3863 
 
123 Haber;ham St. 
 
912-232-1020 
 
503 Whitaker St. 
 
912-236-7674 
 
304 E.Huntingdon St. 
 
912-201-2128 
 
201 E. Bay St. 
 
912-234-8888 
 
212W.Ha11St. 
 
912-236-2911 
 
508 E.Factors Walk 
 
912-234-4100 
 
225 E. President St. 
 
912-233-1600 
 
403 E. Gaston St. 
 
912-234-7716 
 
430 E.Factors Walk 
 
912-790-8122 
 
226 E.Hall St. 
 
912-233-6398 
 
201 E.Charlton St. 
 
912-233-7815 
 
601 WhitakerSt. 
 
912-232-8911 
 
121 W.Jones St. 
 
912-233 -5307 
 
4507 Bailey's Mill Rd. 
 
912-882-4152 
 
300 W.Conyers St. 
 
912-882-4199 
 
209 Osborne St. 
 
912-882-7490 
 
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866-261 -9100 
888-509-6246 
800-502-6303 888-246-8188 888-246-8188 
800-582-3823 800-822-4553 888-238--0518 
800-327-4270 800-799-3622 
800-500-1225 800-989-1232 800-348-9378 800-647-3708 866-670-6800 800-671 -0716 800-322-6603 888-606-9510 888-448-8849 888-989-9806 800-820-1020 800-238-7674 
800-835-6831 800 -553 -6533 888-592-1812 866-266-2714 
877-232-8911 866-233-5307 
877-749-5974 
 
PRICING : 1=$0-$50 2=$51-$80 3=$81-$120 4=$121 + 
 
brunswickmanor.com 
 
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mckinnonhousebandb.com 
 
3-4 
 
watershill.com 
 
3 
 
opengatesbnb.com 
 
3-4 
 
innatfolkston.com 
 
4 4 
 
3-4 3 
 
melonbluff.com melon bluff.com 17hundred90.com 912barnard.com azalea inn.com ballastone.com ScJvannahbnb.com broughtonst.com catherinewardhouseinn.com colonialparleinn.com ScJvannah.com comerhouse.com eastbayinn.com 
elizathompsonhouse.com foleyinn.com for;ythparkinn .com gastongallery.com gastonian.com greenpalminn.com hamilton-tumerinn.com bbonline.com/ga/ScJvannah/ kehoehouse.com magnoliaplaceinn.com mcmillaninn.com ScJvannahhotels.com oldegeorgiainn.com oldeharbourinn.com presidentsquarter;.com ScJrahsgarden.com sea-cabins.com thesenatorsgate.com suitesonlafayette.com whinn.com zeiglerhousesavannah.com eagnet.com/baileysmill/ belletara.com goodbreadhouse.com 
 
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COAST BED AND BREAKFASTS 
 
Spencer House Inn Beach Bed &Breakfast 17th St. Inn Bed &Breakfast Beach Dreams Bed &Breakfast Blue Bird Bed &Breakfast Hunter House Bed &Breakfast Land'sEnds Bed &Breakfast Lighthouse Inn, Bed &Breakfast Private Island Rentals Savannah Beach Inn Tybee Island Inn Pond View Downtown &Inn 
 
200 Osborne St. 907 Beachview Or. 1217th St. 413th St. 1206 Venetian Or. 1701 Butler Ave. 1712 Butler Ave. 16 Meddin Or. 1Causton Bluff 21 Officers Row 24 Van Hom 311 Pendleton St. 
 
912-882-1872 912-634-2800 912-786-0607 912-786-9090 912-786-0786 912-786-7515 912-786-7865 912-786-0901 912-786-0054 912-786--0396 912-786-9255 912-283-9300 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51 -$80 3=$81-$120 
 
877-820-1872 spencerhouseinn.com 
 
877-634-2800 beachbedandbreakfast.com 
 
888-909-0607 tybeeinn.com 
 
877-786-8866 beachdreamsbandb.com 
 
888-786-7171 
 
tybeebandb.com 
 
hunterhouseinn.com 
 
866-786-0901 800-786-5889 800-844-1398 866-892-4667 866-582-5149 
 
tybeebb.com privateislandrentals.com savannah beach inn.com tybeeislandinn.com bbonline.com/ga/pondview 
 
COAST CABINS AND CAMPING 
 
Altamaha Regional Parle Blythe Island Regional Parle 
 
1605 Altamaha Park Rd. 6616 Blythe Island Hwy. 
 
912-264-2342 912-261-3805 800-343-7855 
 
Golden Isles Vacation Parle 
 
7445 Blythe Island Hwy. 
 
912-261-1025 
 
Back Country Camping 
 
Cumberland Island 
 
912-882-4335 888-817-3421 
 
nps.gov/cuis 
 
Sea Camp Camping 
 
Cumberland Island 
 
912-882-4335 888-817-3421 
 
nps.gov/cuis 
 
Darien Inland Harbor RV Parle Tall Pines Campground 
 
GA Hwy.251E GA Hwy.251 &1-95, Exit 49 
 
912-437-6172 912-437-3966 
 
mcintoshcounty.com 
 
Ogeechee Outpost Camping Okefenokee State Parle (S.C. Foster Unit) Okefenokee Adventures 
 
182 Rose Or. GA Hwy.177 Off GA Hwy.121 
 
912-748-6716 912-637-5274 912-496-7156 
 
800-864-7275 866-THESWAM 
 
ogeecheeoutpost.com gastateparks.org okefenokeeadventures.com 
 
Okefenokee Pastimes Traders Hill Park 
 
Rt.2, Box 3090 GA Hwy.121 S 
 
912-496-4472 912-496-3412 912-496-7037 
 
okefenokee.com 
 
Almar Inn RV &Moble Home Parle 
 
35 Main St. 
 
912-964-9917 
 
Jekyll Island Campground 
 
1197 N.Riverview Or. 
 
912-635-3021 866-658-3021 jekyllisland.com/camping.phtml 
 
Jekyll Realty 
 
12 Beachview Or. 
 
912-635-3301 888-333-5055 jekyll-island.com 
 
Country Oaks Camping &RV Parle 
 
1-95,Exit 1 
 
912-729-6212 
 
KOA-1-95 Kingsland Martin's Glebe Plantation Campground 
 
2970 Scrubby Bluff Rd. 529 Glebe Rd. 
 
912-729-3232 800-KOA-3232 912-884-5218 
 
koa.com 
 
Riverfront RV Park 
 
39 Sawgrass ln. 
 
912-884-4678 
 
Fort McAllister State Parle 
 
3894 Ft. McAllister Rd. 
 
912-727-2339 800-864-7275 gastateparks.org 
 
KOA Campground WaterWay RV Park 
 
US Hwy.17 S US Hwy.17 at Kingferry Bridge 
 
912-756-3396 800-562-8741 912-756-2296 
 
richmondhillcvb.org waterway-rv.com 
 
Green Peace RV Parle 
 
155 Caroni Dr. 
 
912-826-5540 
 
Whispering Pines Campground &RV Park Lulu &George Trailer Rentals 
 
755 Hodgeville Rd. P.O.Box 21 
 
912-728-7562 912-485-2270 
 
mcintoshcounty.com 
 
Sapelo Island'sCabrena Bellaire Woods Campground 
 
P.0.Box 15 805 Ft. Argyle Rd. 
 
912-485-2299 800-864-7275 912-748-4000 800-851--0717 
 
Skidaway Island State Parle Crooked River State Park 
 
52 Diamond Causeway 6222 Charlie Smith Sr.Hwy. 
 
912-598-2300 800-864-7275 912-882-5256 800-864-7275 
 
gastateparks.org gastateparlcs.org 
 
Epworth by the Sea 
 
100 Arthur J.Moore Or. 
 
912-638-8688 
 
epworthbythesea.org 
 
ResortOuest 
 
520 Ocean Blvd. 
 
912-638-5450 800-627-6850 resortqueststsimons.com 
 
Dynasty RV Parle 
 
3554 GA Hwy.21 N 
 
912-754-4834 
 
hnp://dynastyaussies.com 
 
Belle Bluff Marina &Campground 
 
Rt. 3, Box 3246-825 
 
912-832-5323 
 
Lake Harmony RV Park MdntDsh l.akeRV &l.akesilellestatlant 
 
1-95,Exit 58 Rt.3,Box 3112 
 
912-832-4338 888-767-7864 912-832-6215 
 
lakeharmonypark.com 
 
11th Street Beach House My Beach House River's End Campground &RV Resort Sunset Isle Tybee Beach Vacation Rentals 
 
13 Sandown Rd. 1518th Terrace 915 Polk St. 5Marsh Creek Cove 802First St. 
 
912-921 -0832 770-548-5554 912-786-5518 912-786-0840 912-786--0100 
 
800-786-1016 800-967-4433 
 
tybeeisland.com mybeachhouseontybee.com gocampingamerica.com/riversendga tybeeisland.com rennybee.com 
 
Deep Bend Landing 
 
Route 1, Box 174 
 
912-778-5607 
 
deepbendlanding.com 
 
Satilla River Vacationland King George RV Resort-1-95 
 
US Hwy.82 &259 5200 Old Still Rd. 
 
912-778-3981 912-729-4110 
 
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 00 VISIT GA 
 
Famous Fare Tee Time 
 
What do peaches, pecans, 
 
Top-tier golf tees off with 
 
fruitcake,and sweet Vidalia 
 
Augusta'sprestigious Masters 
 
onions have incommon?They're GolfTournament,but both expert 
 
all world-renowned foods from and amateur duffers will find 
 
Georgia. Visit a roadside stand or courses that please in state parks 
 
farmers' market,tour Lane Packing and private clubs such as those 
 
Company'speach-packing plant, in the Lake Oconee communities 
 
take inthe many-layered Vidalia of Harbor Club,Port Armor, 
 
Onion Festival,or visit Claxton, the Reynolds Plantation,Cuscowilla, 
 
fruitcake capital of the world. 
 
and the Ritz-Carlton Lodge. 
 
Sky High 
Let your imagination take wing. View live birds of prey in their natural habitats and attend flighted raptor demonstrations at Statesboro'sLamar Q.Ball Jr. Raptor Center, or tour Warner Robins' Museum of Aviation, which displays 93 historic aircraft and missiles and offers thrill rides in flight simulators. 
 
Riverwalk 
Augusta'srevitalized riverfront wears twofaces. On one side,tree-lined paths front the serenely meandering Savannah River;on the other,a bustle of activity swirlsaround restaurants,museums,amphitheaters, festivals,and gardens.The National Science Center'sFort Discovery captivateschildren of all ages, while history buffs get the local lowdown at the Augusta Museum of History.Arefurbished train station houses the Riverwalk Antique Depot,and paintings from the American South hang at the Morris Museum of Art. Take aromantic cruise on an oldfashioned paddleboat, or hear the river roar with boats speeding up to 235 miles per hour at the Augusta Southern Nationals Drag Boat Race. 
 
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 Road Trip 
Scenic highways wind past fields and vistas while passing through historic communities with rows of quaint shops.Georgia'sAntebellum Trail shows off the Old South, while the 441 Heritage Trail is memorable as a cultural corridor. Try sampling the engrossing attractions on the Georgia's Treasures Along 1-20 Trail. 
 
Period Pieces 
Step back in time by visiting restored antebellum homes in Athens, Douglas,Greensboro, Madison, Milledgeville,and Washington.Learn the stories of their return to glory and see firsthand how these grand mansions,furnished in period antiques, helped elevate Southern hospitality to an art form . 
 
Saddle Up 
Learn to rope cattle at Southern Trails Dude Ranch in Lyons or watch world-class show jumpers at the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers.Cutting horses compete during the Augusta Futurity, and trotters and pacers train in Hawkinsville, where they'll celebrate the 32nd annual Harness Festival this year. 
 
Panoramic Parks 
Taking pleasure in the great outdoors was never so easy.The 15 state parks of this region provide hiking,biking, fishing, camping,and history and nature programs.There are even 18 holes of golfat Hard Labor Creek State Park. Not to be outdone, Little Ocmulgee State Park offers championship golf, a lodge,a restaurant,and aswimming pool. Search for Georgia'sstate reptile,the gopher tortoise,at George L. Smith State Park, or view spectacular sunrises and sunsets over the water from the Mistletoe State Park campgrounds.Heritage Farm,at General Coffee State Park, offers insights about Georgia'sagricultural history,while Indian Springs is thought to be the oldest state park in the country. 
 
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Float down the historic Augusta Canal by cargo boat, canoe, or kayak,or travel the towpath on foot or bicycle. 
Drive the miles of Farm Fresh Tattnall for the best produce Georgia has to offer at roadside stands and pick-it-yourself farms. 
 See what life was like for the boy who would become our 28th president- visit the childhood home of Woodrow Wilson in Augusta. 
Fish Clarks Hill Lake for largemouth bass,catfish,and bream. 
Stay cool in the pool and water slides of Jay Bird Springs Resort and Campground in Chauncey. 
Enjoy the trills of the kingfisher and the chorus of a thousand frogs at Phinizy Swamp Nature Park. 
Experience yesteryear at Mama'sQuilt Festival in Hazlehurst with tours of afarmhouse,aturpentine still,and a gristmill. 
 Puule out the pieces that went into making the whimsically assembled 1/16-scale model of the Statue of Liberty in McRae. 
 Mark the place near Fitzgerald where the president of the Confederate States of America was arrested by the Union Army. 
Find peace,serenity, and aworld-class bonsai greenhouse at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers. 
In Jackson, hike or bike Dauset Trails Nature Center's miles of trails,where wildlife abounds. 
Cheer professional cyclists as they spin through 60 laps at the Twilight Criterium in Athens. 
Check out Craftsman's Row in Rutledge, where artisans demonstrate quilting,chair caning, rug hooking, and carving. 
Catch the holiday spirit with candlelight tours of homes in Madison,Baxley, Douglas,and Lincolnton. 
 
Music in the Air 
Rock out at Athens' 40 Watt Club, where the B-52'sand R.E.M.kicked off their careers and local talent like Drive-By Truckers and Widespread Panic still blow the roof off. For amore mellow sound, head for Lincolnton'sannual Elijah Clark Bluegrass Festival or the Mistletoe Mountain Dulcimer Jam in Appling. Each June hear Jazz on the River in Augusta or gospel in Douglas.Delve into the roots of Georgia-grown musicians Ray Charles,Otis Redding, James Brown, the Allman Brothers,soprano Jessye Norman, Alan Jackson,Trisha Yearwood, and Travis Tritt at Macon'sGeorgia Music Hall of Fame, featuring memorabilia,costumes,instruments,and videos. 
 
Gardens Galore Black Culture 
 
Delight the senses with blooms Celebrate African American 
 
of every color and enticing scents inventors,military leaders,artists, 
 
such as rose and gardenia at the and heroes at the Tubman African 
 
State Botanical Garden of Georgia American Museum in Macon. in Athens,Macon'sInternational Survey black history at Augusta's 
 
Cherry Blossom Festival,Augusta's Lucy Craft Laney Museum of 
 
Golf and Gardens, Georgia 
 
Black History, Madison'sMorgan 
 
Southern University's Botanical County African -American 
 
Gardens in Statesboro,or Metter's Museum,and Macon's Hay House 
 
Guido Gardens. 
 
Invisible Hands program. 
 
Native Know-how 
Explore the intriguing Indian mounds at the Ocmulgee National Monument in Macon. Seven earthen mounds offer a glimpse into ancient Indian cultures.The Ocmulgee Indian Festival showcasesdemonstrations and crafts by Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Seminole Indians. 
 
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 Blue Willow Inn Southern cooking served buffet style in an antebellum house. 294 N. Cherokee Rd., Social Circle 770-464-2131 
Coleman House Inn Enjoy fresh, homemade food served in one of five dining rooms of this Victorian-style bed-and-breakfast. 323 N. Main St.,Swainsboro 478-237-9100 
D. Timm'sJau Cafe Indulge the senses with original artwork,upscale food,and smoothjau. 302 Sixth St.,Augusta 706-774-9500 
Fern Bank Bar and Grill Hand-cut steaks are grilled over an open pit in this historic building. 235 Peterson Ave., Douglas 972-384-4385 
Ma Hawkins Restaurant Home-cooked veggies are the stars at this down-home spot. 124 W. Jackson St., Dublin 478-272-0941 
Restaurant at the New Perry Hotel Southern favorites are served up in this historic hotel. 800 MainSt., Perry 478-218-7701, 800-695-8284 
 
Blue and Gray 
Witness the consequences of the Civil War on the South at museums,battlefields, cemeteries,arsenals,and homes. Macon'sCannonball House and Confederate Museum,the antebellum governor's mansion inMilledgeville,and the Brown House Museum in Sandersville help illustrate the war'simpact. 
 
Plantation Life 
Imagine 3,000 acres of downy cotton as far as the eye can see, and you'll be at Callaway Plantation in the 1860s.Today tour the manor house, log cabin,and farm buildings there,then head for Juliette for a look at a less grand but more typical version of the Southern homestead. At 600 acres, Jarrell Plantation had 39 slaves;its gristmill, sawmill, cotton gin, and sugarcane press are on display today. Although the homes are gone, the land is still fertile at Barksdale Bobwhite Plantation in Cochran and Lacksen Plantation near Sparta, where hunters bag deer, quail, pheasant,wild turkey,and wild hog on guided trips. 
 
Fair Weather 
Blue ribbons burst out in bunches in October at the Georgia National Fair in Perry, where 4-H members celebrate Georgia's agricultural heritage and compete for the biggest and best of everything that grows.Thrill to the pulse of midway rides, games of chance, and concerts,and watch nightly fireworks light up the sky. 
 
Pristine Pa adi e 
Kayaking and canoeing are naturals on the majestic Altamaha River,as are fishing, powerboating , camping , and hiking.Formed by the confluence of the Ocmulgee, Oconee, and Ohoopee Rivers,the largest river system east of the Mississippi supports more than 100 speciesof endangered plants and animals. 
 
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Magnolia Midlands Travel Services Alma- Bacon County Chamber of Commerce 1120 \V. 12111 St., Alma, 31510 9J2-632-5 59, abcchamber.org Open t-.lon.-F'ri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;J WC 6' 
Alma- Bacon County Welcome Center Bacon County Courthouse, 502 W. 12th St. , Ste. -102 Alma, 3/5IO 9/2-632-0019 Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. [;J WC 6' 
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Classic South Lake Springs Recreation Area 3900 Lake prings Rd., Appling, 30802 706-5-11-0150, 800-533-3-178, sas.usace.army.mil Come for hiking, biking, fishing, and picnicking. Boat ramp available. Open daily 8 a.m.-8: 30 p.m. Dar use $4. [;J WC 6' 
Little River Marina -1271 Old Li11co/nto11 Rd., Appling. 30802 706-54 I-I 358, aceslriperguide.com Full-senice marina, cabin , campsites, bike rentals, camp store, guide service, and re taurant available. Canoes, kayaks, and pontoon boats are available for rent. Open \lon.-F'ri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat.- un. 8 a.ni.-8 p.m. Free. [;J WC 6' fl T 
Mistletoe State Park Of{GA iii")'. 150, 8 miles north o{l-20, Exit 175 Appling, 30 02 706-5-11-0321, 800-86-1-7275, gastatepcirks.org I.ocatecl on 72,000-acre Clarks Ilill Lake, this park provide exceptional bass fishing, boat rental, wimming beach, campsites, cottages, camper cabin, picnic areas, and hiking and biking trnils. Nature centcr open weekends Apr.-Oct. Sat. 9 a.m.-Z p.m., un. noon-3 p.111. 
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Old Kiokee Baptist Church 6145 Tubman Rd., Appling, 30 02 706-5-1 1-1086 This quaint church building dates back to 1808. Call 1\lon.-Fri. 8:30a.m.-5 p.m. for guided tours. Re em1tions required. Free. 
Trade Winds Marina 5577 larina Pkwy, Appling, 30802 706-5-1 /-J 380, f/agshipmarinas.com Full-senice marina, boat rental , cabins. picnic shelters, and guide senice referrals available. Open daily i\ lemorial Day-Labor Day 8: 30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., off- 
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West Dam Recreation Area con Pem- Rd. (US Hwr. 221), Appling, 30 02 
706-5-11-003 / Escape for the clay to West Dam for fishing, picnicking, and sporting on the shores of these waler . Open daylight hours 1ar. ]-Oct. 15. $-1 per vehicle per clay, 30 annual pass ($45 for two). 1:;JWC 
Wildwood Park 6212 Holloway Rd., Appling, 30802 706-5-1 J-0586, 706-541-3620, co.colurnbia.ga.us Enjoy 950 acres of unspoiled beaches, new boat ramp , 12-mile horse trail, bike trail. campsites, picnic pavilions, and volleyball along Clarks Hill Lake. Open daily 8 a.m.-11 p.m. Da) use  2. !:;J c- WC 
 
His toric Hea rtlan d Butts-MehreHeritage Hall and SportsMuseum One Selig Cir., Athens, 30602 706-5-12-9036, georgiadogs.com Named for two former coaches, this athletic complex and mu eum is home to University of Georgia ( GA) sports and Athens Olympics exhib its. Call for hour and lours. [;J WC 6' 
Church-Waddel-Brumby House Museum 280 E. Dougherty St., Athens, 3060 I 706-353- 1 20, visitathensgc1.comlwelcome_center.cfm 
thens' oldest surviving residence was built in 1820. Its rescue from demolition and subsequent restoration in the 1970s sparked the town's hi toric presenation movement. Open daily full/winter JO a.m.-5 p.m., pring/ ummer JO a.m.-6 p.m. Free. [;J WC T 
Double-Barreled Cannon City Hall, College and Hancock Sis. , Athens, 3060 I 706-357-4-130, 800-653-0603, visilathensga.com This weapon, till pointing north, may be one of the most unusua l from the Civil War. It was bui lt at the loca l foundry in 1863 when an anxious community feared attack by invading orthern armies. Open daily. Free. 
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Founders Memorial Garden 325 . Lumpkin St. , Athens, 30602 706-227-5369, sed.edul{acilitiesl{ounders A trickling fountain, winding walkwa)'s, ornamental hrubberv, and an I857 an tebellum home form thi grand m~morial to the founders of merica's first gar- 
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Garden Club of Georgia 2-150 S. 1illedge Ave., Athens, 30605 706-227-5369, uga.edulgardenclub Representing l 6,000 members statewide, the club headquarters are located in a neoclassica l tructure that houses a decorative arts museum and an impressive antique collection. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-noon, 1-5 p.m. Tours 2. Call for appointment at lea tone day in 
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Georgia Museum of Art 90 Carlton St., Athens, 30602-6719 706-5-12--1662, uga.edulgamuseurn The C~1OA's permanent collection of more than 8,000 works focuses on 19th- and c,irly-Z0th-century American painting, wi th works ranging from those of \ Vinslow Homer to rare drawings and prints from William Blake's Book o{/ob. Cafe open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. C,ill for mu eum hours. Cuided lours br resenation (two weeks' notice required). Suggested donation 2. 
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Horticulture Trial Garden 11 JJ Plant Science Bldg., Department of Horticulture UGA, Athens, 30602 706-5-12-2-171, ugatrial.hort.uga.edu Exquisite ornamentals are performance-tested in seasona lly rotating gardens. Office hours Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.5 p.m., garden always open. Guided tours by resenation. Free. WC 
ITA Collegiate TennisHall of Fame UGA outh Campus, Athens, 30602 706-5-12-8064, uga .edulugalbottom -vi.html Since its I9 3 beginnings, the hall of fame has inducted more than 150 players, coaches, and contributors, including Arthur Ashe, Jimmy Connors, and tan mith. Open t-. lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-noon. Guided tours by reservation. Free. [;J WC 6' 
 
Lamar Dodd School of Art Gallery /ackson St. , Visual Arts Bldg. UGA Campus, Athens, 30602 706-5-12-1511, art.uga.edu The galleries at the UC art school host revolving shows of student, faculty, and professional work. Open 
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Lyndon House Arts Center/Ware-Lyndon House 293 Hoyt St., Athens, 3060 I 706-613-3623, itown.comlathe11slly11do11housel 
ituated within the Nationa l Register Lyndon House rts Center, this community visua l arts complex contains large galleries, a children's wing, artists' workshops, and a gift shop. Open Tue. and Thu. noon-9 p.m., Wed., Fri., and at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tour guides available by reservation (-+8 hour ' notice required ). Call for tour fees. [;J WC 6' T 
Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Wildlife Trail 293 Gmn Ellen Dr., Athens, 30606 706-6 13-3580, athen clarkecounty.comlbearho/10111 The park covers 72 acres with a lake, picnic areas, and playground. lore than l 20 species of native anima ls can be found here. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-sunset, weekends and holida s 9 a.m.-sun el. Guided trai l 
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Morton Theatre 195 W: Wa hington St., Athens, 30601 706-6 13-3770, mortontheatre.com One of the first African American vaudevi ll e theaters in the United tates, the fu lly re tored Morton opened in 1910 and is listed in the l ational Register of Historic Places. wide range of performances i presented. Office open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 3- 6 p.m. Free tours by re emition. Call for schedule and ticket prices. WC M IT 
North Oconee River Greenway and Heritage Trail 205 Old Commerce Rd. , Athens, 30607 706-613-36 15, ext. 2-12, at/1ensgreenway.com This park connects Sanely Creek Park, Sanely Creek 
ah1re Center, orth Oconee River Park, Dudley Park, and UGA with seven mi les of paved and dirt trails. Leashed clogs welcome. Open dai lysunrise-sunset. Free. [;J WC 6' 
Oconee Forest Park UGA Recreational Sports Complex College talion and E. Campus Rds., Athens, 30602 706-5-12-1571, forestry.uga.edulwame/1/o{pl Ilome to the Eugenia Calhoun Hargreaves Memoria l, this 60-acre I00-year-old forest park has lake hore hikes, mountain bike trnils, a picnic area, and the Tree Trai l, a network of trai ls with more than JOO identified native 
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SandyCreek Nature Center ENSAT Center 205 Old Commerce Rd. , Athens, 30607 706-6 13-3615, sandycreeknaturecenter.com Enjoy hands-on exhibits, environmental education programs, a variety of native wi ldlife. and 225 acres of unspoiled woodland, fields , and marshland. Trails open dai ly until sunset, center open Tue.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tours by re ervation. aturalist walks 
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 Sandy Creek Park -100 Bob Holman Rd., thens, 30607 ,06-6 13-3631. sa11dycreekpark.co111 This 7 2-a re park surrounds Lake Chapman and offers picnicking, fishing, camping, and SI\ imming. Enjoy ll'Ooded trails, playgrounds, sports areas, dog runs. and more. ummer hours 7 a.m-9 p.m. \Vinter hours a.m.-6 p.111. Adults 2. under 4 and over 6-t 
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State Botanical Garden of Georgia 2-150 S. .\Ii/ledge Ave., Athens, 30605 706-5-12-12-1-1, uga.edulbotgarden/ A dazzling three-story tropical conservatory dominates this 313-acre preserve, along with a vi itors center and cafe. Call for hours. Guided tours by reservation. Do- 
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Tate Student Center Gallery/Room 309 
J53 Tate Student Center, UCA Campus, thens, 30602 706-5-12-6396. uga.edulunion ,\dminislered by the UCA Department of tudent Activities, the gallery di play monthly rotating exhibits of international. local, and student artwork. Open daily 
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Taylor-Grady House 
63-1 Prince Ave., Athens, 30601 706-5-19 6 
No" a hou e museum. this I ++ reek Revival struc- 
ture was the collegiate home of Henry W. Crady, who was credited ll'ith establi hing the view of the 1ew 
South after the i,il War. Open l\ lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-1 
p.m., 2:30-5 p.m. Guided tours by re ervation through the Athens \ elcome enter. Adults 3. lil WC6' 
 
The Tree That Owns Itself Dearing and Finley t ., Athens, 3060 J 06-357--1-130, 800-653-0603, visitathensga.com In 1932 William 11. Jackson, out of love for a great white oak on hi property, deeded the tree to itself, along with eight feet of land surrounding it on all side . The tree ll'as blown do,111 during a wind lorn, in 19-12, but a ucces or gre\\ from one of its acorns. Free. 
 
University of Georgia Arboretum UGI\ Campus, Athens, 30602 706-5-12-0 -12 uga .edu lhort la rborelum lugacampu sarborelum .htm Thanks to its attractive, biologically diverse collection of trees, shrubs, and plants. the campus was designat- 
ed an arboretum. Open daily. lil WC 6' 
 
University of Georgia Visitors Center Four Towers Bldg., College Stalio11 Rd.. Athens, 30602 706-5-12-08-12, uga.edu lvisctr The center is a complete source of UCA visitor information. Open l\lon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.111. Call for guid- 
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U.S. Navy Supply Corps Museum 
 
1-125 Prince Ave., thens. 30606-2205 
 
Public access at Oglethorpe A,e. entrance 
 
706-3 5-/-73-/9, IISCS. IW>?'mi/ 
 
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31') mu eums. this col- 
 
lection includes models, uniforms, navigation equip- 
 
ment, artifact . photographs, and research archives. 
 
Open Mon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-;: I; p.m.; call in advance. 
 
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We let the Dawgs Out Public Art Exhibit Variou s locations, Athens, 3060 I ,06-353- 1820, 00-653-0603, weletthedawgsout.org Three dozen larger-than-life bulldogs painted by local artists are on permanent display throughout thens. 
 
Wray-Nicholson House 29 Hull St. , Athens, 30602 706-5-12-225 1, alunmi.uga.edu The centerpiece of a historic complex, this I 25 house now erves as headquarters of the UC lumni 
soc iation. which provide campus tour . Open l\ lon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. lilWC o-. 
Travel Services Athens Convention and Visitors Bureau 300 l . Thomas I., Athens, 3060 I 706-357--1-130, 00-653-0603, visitathensga.com Open lon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. lil WC 6-. 
Athens Area Chamber of Commerce 246 \ . Hancock Ave. , /\then , 3060 I 706-5-19-6 00, athensclwmber.net 
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Athens Welcome Center 2 0 E. Dougherty I., Athens, 3060 l 706-353-J 820, vi italhensga .comlwelcome_center.c{m Information on Athens' las ic City Tours available. Open daily fall/winter IO a.m.-5 p.m., spring/summer 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tours depart at 2 p.rn. and are 15 . 
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Classic So ut h 1797 Ezekiel Harris House 1822 Broad St., Augusta, 3090-f 706-737-2 20, augustamuseum.org Built in 1797 by a prominent tobacco merchant, this house is an outstanding example of I8th-century dome tic architecture. Open Tue.-Sat . 10 a.m.--+:30 p.m. dulls 2, children I. lil WC 
Appleby House/Appleby Branch Library 2260 \Va/ton Way, Augusta, 3090-1 706-736-62-14, ecgrl.public.lib.ga.us This pre-Civil War home is now a public library branch serving the historic ummerville neighborhood. Open Mon. 9 a.m.-7 p.m.. Tue.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m., 
Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. lil WC 
Artists' Row 1000 block o(Broad t., Augusta, 30901 06-77-1-1006, 706- 23-6600, 00-726-02-13 augustaga.org l\ lore than two dozen art galleries, working studios, and hop add color to this district known for its varied selection of fine art, jewelry, sculpture, and crafts. 
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Augusta Arsenal/Augusta State University 2500 Walton \Vay, Augusta, 3090-1 706-737- 1-100. aug.edu The campus of SU has many historical marker recounting its past as the arsenal lo both federal and Confederate go1ernments. The commandant' house was the boyhood home of poet Stephen incent 
Benet. Tours by reservation. Free. lil WC6-. 
Augusta Canal Interpretive Center 1450 Greene I. in Enterprise J\1 ill, Augusta, 3090 l 706-823-0-1-10, ext. -1. 88 -659-8926. augustacanal.com Learn the 160-yea r history of the Augusta Canal, Georgia's only , ational Heritage Area. Interactive exhibits on h)dropower. the Civil \, ar, and the rise and fall of outhern textile manufacturing. Guided water tours on canal cargo boat replicas. Open l\ lon.Sat. 9:30 a.m.-:i:30 p.m., un . 1-5:30 p.m. Call for tour 
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Augusta Green Jackets Lake Olmstead Stadium 7 Milledge Rd. , Augusta, 3090-1 706-736-7 89, greeniackets.nel The Green Jackets are the lass A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants and plar all home games at Lake Olmstead Stadium. Eat at the bar and grill or shop at the souvenir lore. eason run early Apr.- ept. all for chedule and ticket prices. 
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Augusta Museum of History 560 Re,1110/ds I., ugusta, 3090 I 06-722-8454, auguslamuseum.org The museum traces 12,000 years of local hi lory from prehistoric to Civil War artifacts, Edgefield pottery, 
laster memorabilia, and even one of James Brown's costumes-as well as a host of changing exhibits. Open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Call two weeks in advance for guided group tour . dull -+, child ren 6-18 $2, senior 3. Croup rates available. lil WC 6' Y 
Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson -119 Seventh I., Augusta, 3090 J 706-722-9828, wilsonboyhoodhome.org Thomas \ oodrow \ ii on, 2 th president of the nited States, lived with his family in Augusta for nearly 13 years, between I 58 and 1870. Open Tue.- at. I0 a.m.-5 p.m. dults 5, tudenl 3, seniors -+. Call for 
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Confederate Monument Between eventh and Eighth ts. at Broad t. Augusta. 3090 I 706-823-6600, 800-726-0243, auguslaga.org Augusta native Private Berry Ben on i depicted as repre enlative of the common Confederate soldier, with likenes es of Genera ls Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, T. R. R. Cobb, and W. H. T. \ alker at the 
monument's ba e. Open daily. lil 
Confederate Powderworks Chimney l 17 Goodrich St., Augusta, 3090-1 706-823-0-1-10 The smokestack remains as a monument to the effort of tho e who built and worked within the Confederate Powderworks, the only structure ever built by the 
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Enterprise Mill 1-150 Greene St. , Augusta, 30901 706-262--100 l, enterprisemill.com Factory artifacts are cattered throughout the corridors and grounds of thi vast 19th-century textile mill bordering the Augusta Canal. Open l\ lon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 
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First Presbyterian Church 6-12 Telfair St., Augusta, 3090 I 706-823-2-150, {,rslpresaugusla.org Designed by Robert l\ lills, the architect of the \Va hington Monument, this I 09 church had as its pastor President Woodrow Wilson's father from 185 to 1870. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-; p.m. 
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Georgia Golf Hall of Fame's Botanical Gardens One I Ith St., Augusta, 30901 706-724--1-1-13, 888- 7-1-44-13, ggh(.org See bronze scu lptures of some of golfs greatest masters, such as Arnold Palmer, Byron I elson, Ben Ilogan, Raymond Floyd , and Jack Nicklau . all for hours and 
'fees. Guided tours by reservation. 
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Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art 506 Telfair St., Augusta, 3090 l 706-722-5-+95, ghia.org Thi, . ational Register home serve as a center for visual arts classes and changing art exhibitions. Open Tue.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. by reservation . Free. 
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Haunted Pillar Fifth and Broad Sts., Augusta, 3090 I 706-72-f--+067 Loca l legend holds lhal the Lower City Market was deslro) cd in 187 by a cur e from an itinera nt preacher. After a cyclone leveled the market, only the pillar 
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Imperial Theatre 7-f5 Broad St., Augusta, 3090 I 706-722-83-f I. imperialtheatre.com Built in 191 7 a a vaude,~lle theater, the histori theater continues lo entertain with plays, operas, ballets, comedy. 
concerts, and movies. Call for schedul e and fees. WC 6' 
Laney-Walker Historic District 600-1-fOO blocks Laney-Walker Blvd., Augusta, 3090./ 706-823-6600, 800-726-02-+3, augustaga.org The heart of th e traditionally frican American business di trict dates back to th e dars of enforced segregation. Lu cy Craft Laney f\ luseum, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Penny mings Bank, and Pilgrim Life and Ilea lth Building are among the historic sites in the 
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Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History 111 6 Phillips St. , Augusta, 3090 I 706-72-f-3576, lucycraftlaney111useu111.com Born into slavery, Luer Craft Laney was one of Georgia's most innuen tial educa tional leaders. She founded the first black kindergarten , the first black nursing school , and Ilai nes Normal Institute. Artifact from her life, exhibits on notable black Augu tans, and changing exh ibit are shown here. Open Tue.-Fri . 9 a. m.-5 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.--+ p.m., Sun. 2-5 p.m. Guided tours 
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Magnolia Cemetery 702 Third St., Augusta, 30901 706-82 1-17-+6 Magnolia is the resting place for more than 500 Confederate soldiers and seven generals, as well as 
other notables from the period. Open daily. [;;l WC 6,. 
Meadow Garden House Museum 1320 Independence Dr., Augu ta, 3090/ 706-72-f--f 17-f, augustaga.orglmuseum.hml Ilome of Declaration of Independence signer George Walton, this pre-179 1 fannhou e i Augusta's oldest home, the oldc I museum in Georgia, and is owned by Georgia tale ociety of Daughter of the American Revolution. Tours Mon.-F'ri . 10 a.m.--f p.m. ll'ith last tour at 3 p.m., Sat. by reserva tion. Call for fees. Croup 
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Morris Museum of Art One 10th St., Augusta, 30901 706-72-+-750 I, themorris.org Th e permanent collection is devoted lo 200 yea rs of painting in the American 011th. Rotating exhibits offer a ,-a ri cty of contemporary Southern art. Open Tue.- 
al. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., un. noon-5 p.m. Guided tours b, resem1tion. Adults  3, children $2 (under 5 free), ~niors and militarv $2. [;;l WC 6' Y  
National Science Center'sFort Discovery One Seven th St., Augusta, 3090 I 706-82 1-0200, 800-325-5-+-+5. nationa/scie11cece11ter.org With th e Paul S. Simon Discovery Th ea ter, tarLab, 
 
Power Station Demonstrations, KidScape, Science Store, and 270 hands-on exhibits, this is the smart pl ace to have fun . Open Mon .-Sat. 10 a. m.-5 p.m. Adults $8, children -f-1 7 $6, 3 and under free, seniors and militarv $6. [;;l WC 6' I 
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park Lock-and-Dam He/., Augusta, 30906 706-828-2 I09, phiniz)'swamp.org This park boasts 1,150 acres of uncorrupted wetlands, swamps, nature trails, boardwalks, and observation decks where herons, reel-shouldered hawks, otters, all igators, and even th e elusive bobcat can be spotted. Call 
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Riverwalk Augusta Between ixth and Tenth Sts. , Augusta, 3090 I 706-821 -175-f, 706-823-6600, 800-726-02-f3 augustaga.org Stroll along multiielel ll'alkways by the Savannah River to the Je sye orman Amphitheater and Heroes' Overlook memorial, a well as museums, parks, gar- 
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Sacred Heart Cultural Center 1301 Greene St., Augusta, 30901 706-826--+700, sacredheartaugusta.org This landmark, a former Catholic church built between 1897 and 1900, now hosts various functions throughout the year. elf-guided tours Mon .-Fri . 9 a. m.- 5 p.m. Donations accepted. Or chedule a guided group tour for $2 per person . [;;l 6' WC Y 
Signers Monument Greene St. at Monument t., Augusta, 30901 706-72 -+--+067 Two of Georgia's three signers of the Declaration of Independence, Lyman Hall and George Walton , rest 
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Springfield Baptist Church 11-f 12th St. at He)'nolds St ., Augusta, 3090 I 706-724-1056, historicspringf,eld.org The oldest African American church in the United States. il was founded in 1787 and stands on its original ite. Both i\ilorehouse College and the Georgia Republica n Party were organized here. Open Mon.Fri. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Free. [;;l 6' WC 
Springfield Village Park 1200 block of Heynolds St., Augusta, 3090 J 706-72-f-J056, 706-823-6600, 800-726-0243 augustaga.org A 45-foot stainless-steel sculpture by Richard Hunt and a renecting pool distinguish the 2.5-acre park adjacent 
to Springfield Baptist Church. Open daily. Free. [;;l 
St. Paul's Episcopal Church 605 Reynolds St. , on the Hivenvalk, Augusta, 3090 I 706-724-2-+85, saintpauls.org Originally built in 1750 a part of the British colonial outpost F'ort Augusta. The current structure was built in I9 I8. Its cemetery is the resting place of many notables, including U.S. Constitution signer William l"ew. Open during unday services and by reservation . [;;l WC 6' 
Summerville Historic District \Va/ton Way and Milledge Hd., Augusta, 3090-f 706-823-6600, 800-726-02-f3, augustaga.org Drive or stroll these treets and enjoy a variety of architectural ights and styles. 
Trove/ Services Augusta Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau 1450 Greene St., Ste. I I0, Augusta, 3090 I 
 
706-823-6600, 800-726-02-+3, augustaga.org Open Mon.-Fri . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC 6,. 
 
Augusta Visitor Information Center 560-B Reynolds St. , Augusta, 3090 I 706-72-+--+067, augustaga.org Metro Augusta's official visitors welcome center and gift shop is located inside the Augusta Museu m of History. Open Mon .-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m ., Sun . 1-5 
p.111. Free. [;;l WC 6' 
 
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Augusta 1-20 al the Georgia and S. Carolina border 
Augusta, 30907 706-737- 14-+6, georgiaonmymind.org Open daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. [;;l WC 6' 
 
Augusta Riverwalk Marina I Fifth St., Augusta, 3090/ 706-722- 1388 Full-senice marina. Open daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for 
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Greater Augusta Sports Council l-+50 Greene t., Ste. l I0, Augusta, 3090 I 706-722- 326, augustasportscouncil.org 
Call for inforn1ation on Augusta 's sports venues and organizations. Open Mon.-Fri . :30 a.m.-5 p.111. [:;IWC 6' 
 
Historic Sites Driving Tour 560 Heynolds St., Augusta, 3090 I 706-72-f--+067, 800-726-02-+3, augustaga.org Guides describe Augu ta history and scenic highlights. By reservation only. Sat. 1:30-3:30 p.m. Adults 10, 
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BARNESVILLE G-11 
 
Historic Heartland 
 
Gone With the Wind Hall of Stars Museum 
 
643 Greenwood St., Bamesville, CA 3020-f 
 
770-3 58--f989, 877-LUV-C\.VTW, tar/eton-oaks.com 
 
Tour this haunted antebellum man ion that served as a 
 
Confederate headquarters and hospital during the War 
 
Between the States. View rare C IVT'W memorabilia, 
 
including Margaret litchell 's own copy of the book 
 
with notations and items worn by cast members. Call 
 
for appointment and fees. 
 
 
 
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Historic Carnegie Library and Cara Studios Art Gallery One Carnegie Way, Library and Greenwood Sts. Bamesville, 3020-f-1670 770-358-3 132, carastudios.com Built in 1910 on a ational Historic Register property, this structure epitomizes Georgian Revival architecture . At this HCTV feature, enjoy a unique art studio, sculpture garden, historic home, ongoing art exhibits, and "Folded \Ving "art performance. Call for re erva- 
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Old Jail Museum and Archives 326 Thomaston St. , Barnesville, 3020-f 770-3 58-5855 Barnesville' history as the Buggy Capital of the South is well documented at the former county jail. The museum is also a regional genealogical research facility. Open Wed. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. , Sun . 2-5 p.111. Guided tours and resea rch by re ervation . Suggested donation $1. [;;l WC 
 
Trove/ Services Barnesville- Lamar County Chamber of Commerce 
100 Commerce Place, Bamesville, 30204 770-358-588-+, bamesville.org Information on Barnesville Walking Tour is ava ilable here. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC 6' 
 
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Magnolia Midlands A.Randall Tuten Environmental Park U 1111')'. 15 ., Baxie)', 31513 912-367-8630, baxlev.org 'foenl) acres of streams, wetlands, and ponds are ituatecl on the Appling ounl) :'\l iddle chool campus. 11 hich features a floating clock, more than I00 species of trees, and an amphitheater. Open daily until dust 
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Altamaha River Baxley, 3151 3 912-367-773 I, baxle).org The ltamaha River bordering ppling County is the second-largest 11atershed on the eastern seaboard and provide a habitat for more than 130 rare and endan- 
gered species. Open daily. F'ree. C;;l WC 
Appling County Heritage Center 137 Thomlls I., Baxley, 31513 912-367 I33 In addition to its genealogy and count) historical records, the center's holdings include a growing turpentine collection, agricultural implements, 19th- and 20th-cenlUI) memorabilia, county architectural items, black hisIOI)', a II ar room, and collections and publications by local historian . pen Tue., Thu., F'ri. noon-+30 p.m. , Wed and al. 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. uided tours b) reser- 
vation. Free. C;;l WC 6' 
Farm Tours of Appling County 305 \V. Parker St., Baxley, 31513 912-367-773 I, baxle).org Customized farm lours can be scheduled for interested groups. Call for hour and fees. 
Max Deen Memorial Park -f00 \Va/nut I., Baxlq, 31513 912-367 190, baxle).org Enjoy the swimming pool, picnic shelters, oflball field , and tennis and basketball courts. Open dail). Pool 
admission: du Its 2, children I.;o. C;;l WC 6''fl T 
Moody Forest Natural Area East River Rd., Baxie), 31513 912-366-95-+9, baxley.org, nalure.org In loody Forest, 200- and 300-year-old longleafs grow. as well as 600-year-old mammoth tupelo cypre and pectacular bluffside forests. Open dai ly. Free. C;;l 
Travel Services Baxley- Appling County Board ofTourism 305 \\I. Pllrker I., Baxie)', 31513 9/2-367-7731, baxle).org 
pen ~lon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. C;;l WC 6' 
 
Generation Gap 123 Pellchtree Park, B)'ron, 3100 47 -956-267 , thegenerationgap.com 
iew vintage cars at this old-car mall and emporium. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. C;;l WC 6' 
Travel Services Byron Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center 100 IV. Heritllge Blvd. , Byron, 3100 -f7 -956-2409, 8 -6 6-3496, byronga.com atellite welcome center at Big Peach ntiques and Collectibles al 1-75, fail 149. Open l\ lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.4 p.m. C;;l WC 6' 
Ma gnolia Midlan ds Jay Bird Springs Resort 1221 /ll)' Bird pring Rd., Chauncey, 31011 229-86 -272 Mineral springs, spring-fed 11imming pool , water slide, roller-skating rink, ball fields. picnic grounds, miniature golf, lodging, camping facilities, and banquet hall beckon visitors to thi 40-acre recreational park getaway. Open Tue.- un. 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Call for 
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Ma gnolia Midla nd s Canoochee River Al US Hwy. 30 I ., US 1111'>' 280 E., and C H"'>' 169 
r., C/axto11, 30-f 17 -f7 -289-6523, 912-685-6-12-f, clllxtonevanschamber.com Public landings invite swimmers, fishers, campers, and boaters to the shores of the Canoochee River. Fishing license required. Open daily. Free. C;;l 
Claxton Bakery 203 \V. Main t. , Clax/011, 30-f 17 912-739-34-fl, 00 41 --12/ I, claxto11{ruilcllke.co111 l\ Iillions of pounds of fruitcake are baked and distributed annually by thi world-famou bakery ept.-Dec. Open 
:-. Ion.- al. a.m.-5 p.m. Free. C;;l WC b I 
Evans County Public Fishing Area US Hwy. 2 0 E., Claxton, 30-+17 9I2-739-1 139, 9I 2-6 5-6-124 gofi hgeorgia.com Visit this three-lake fishing area with concrete boat ramp, boardwalk, picnic tab les, and primitive camp ites. Fishing license requ ired. Open dail). Free. C;;l WC 
Georgia Fruit Cake Companye 5 . Duval I., Claxton, 30-f 17 912-739-2683, georgia{ruitcakecompm1y.com This fourth-generation family-owned busine s is famou for its delicious homemade fniitcake . Open 
l\ lon.-Fri. a.m.--4:30 p.m. F'ree. C;;l WC 6' Tl 
 
Magnolia Midlands Barksdale Bobwhite Plantation Roule -f, Longstreet Rd., Cochran, 3101-f -f7 -93-f-6916, barksdaleplanlalion.com 1lunt quail, deer, turke), wild hog. pheasant, and ch11k,11 on 2,700 acres. Oct. 1-i\ lar. 3I. Offers experienceJ guides, skeet range, and lodging. Office open dad) 8 a.m.-5 p.m. all for re erYations and fees. C;;l WC IT 
Travel Services Cochran- Bleckley County Chamber of Commerce 31 econd I., Cochran, 3101-f -f7 -93-f-2965 Open lon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. C;;l WC 6' 
Historic Heartland Black Shoals Park 300 I Black /10,ils Rd., Conyers, 30013 770-7 5-5922, 770-76 1-1611, rockdalecountv.org This 650-acre rcsen-oir is a great place for fishing, bm,ting, canoeing, picnicking, and hiking. Open clail). 
ummer 7 a.m.-9 p.m., winter 7 a.m.--6 p.m .; boats o/T the waler half an hour before park closing. I aily fee . 5 per person, 5 per canoe, 5 per boat. C;;l WC 6' 
Georgia International Horse Park 1996 Centennial Olympic Pim')', Conrers, 30013 770-860--f 190, OD-CONYERS, georgiahorsepark.com Ilome of the 1996 Olympic equestrian and mountain biking events, this multipurpose facilil) has horse trails, biking trails, and events ) ear-round. Office open 
i\ lon.-Fri. a.m.-; p.m. Call for fees. C;;l WC 6' flT 
Haralson Mill Covered Bridge 1-/aralson Iill Rd.. off Bethel Rd., Conrers, 30013 7 0-785-5922, rockda/ecounty.org On the northwest corner of Randr Poynter Lake, visitor can drive on this covered wooden bridge, the first 
of its kind to be built in Georgia. Free. 6' 
Historic Downtown Conyers lllin, Center, Commercial, and Railroad ts. 
Conrers, 30012 770-602-2606, 00-CO ~ERS, con)'ersga.com Shop, dine, picnic, and see the sights of Olde T011 n, which offers a variel) of antiques and peciall) hop and an arra)' of historic architecture. C;;l WC 6' IT 
lewis Vaughn Botanical Gardens /\lain, Center, Commercial, and Railroad Sts. Conyers, 300 I2 770-602-2606, 00-CO ERS, con)'ersga.com Nestled in the heart of downtmm, Georgia Piedmont native plants thrive here. Open daily 9 a.m.--6 p.m. Free. 
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Historic Heartlan d Bolingbroke 
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4 8-99-f-9239, 88 -6-f2--f628 (ors11th-111011roecl1amber.com Enjoy this unique hopping and dining experience 11 ith it quaint ice cream shop and antique stores. 
His toric Heartland Byron Depot IOI E. llerilllge Bird., Bvron, 3100 4 -956-3600, brronga.com This I 70 re tored railroad depot features a pictorial his!Ol)', memorabilia of the town, and historical facts about trains. all for hour and lours. Kers available al cit) hall or B) ron onvention and isitors Bureau and Welcome enter. Free. C;;l WC 6' 
 
Travel Services Claxton- Evans County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center -f N. Duval I., U Hwy. 301 ., Claxton, 30-f/7 9I2-739-1391, cillxtonevanschamber.com Open Mon.-F'ri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. C;;l WC 6' 
Hi storic Heartl and Old Clinton Historic District and Roadside Park US Hwy. 129, Cli11to11, 31032 -f7 -9 6-63 3 n1is pre-Civil \ ar hamlet is the "town that time forgot." number of buildings and historic ite are listed on the l ational Register of Historic Place . elf-guided tour brochure available al the Jones County/Cray Chamber of Commerce. Read the hi torv of the area on road ide markers and picnic al the nea;b)' park. Call for guided tours. Open daily. Free. C;;l b 
 
Milstead 104 Dinky Steam locomotive Green t., Conyers, 30012 770-602-2606, 800-CO ERS, con)'ersga.com The Dinl-y is a 1905 Roger steam locomotive whose engine and tender car were used to haul cotton bales from the main line lo the textile mill that operated along the banks of the Yellow River. Open dail). C;;l 6' 
Monastery of the Holy Spirit 2625 A 1-/wy. 212 S.W., Con)'ers, 30094 770--183 705. trappist.nel For more than 60 ) ear , a group of Cistercian monks have called thi serene 2,000-acre plantation home. The grounds e,tend to the bonsai garden greenhouse, lake, and picnic area . n,e bbe) Church i open for daily ma s, lour , or religious retreats for all denominations. all for welcome center, bookstore, and greenhouse hours. Free. C;;l WC 6' 
 
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706-3.59-7970 11" 11 .lineolnc-ount) "U.org 
 
Grorgia Tr!'asur!',- \long 1-20 imitc )ULI to e,plort' the 'gcmi," of th!' hca,tland. 60 mil!'- of traib olTer a treasurf'lro1(' of hi torie ,itc.., attraetion,,_ n?<'rr.ition. unique , hopping, antirp,r,.. dining and lodging. 
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Pack the l'ar and hit the roml to \\ a:,hin~on for good olr uthern fun. Pick couon. ~<'<' classir r-ars. rnjo) hrritagr frstivaL and explorr tlw pa,t. Tour 111'at lllUol'lllll bhop till )OU drop an d swy in placr oldrr than grandma. 
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THOM O '-MCDlFFrn CO 'T Locatrcl in the heart of G<'orgia Ja, ,ir " uth lrm cl rcgio11. 120 mil<'S t>ast or \tlanta and 30 mil<'S ll<'~l of ugusta on 1-20. Enjo) fishing and camping, equc,,trian <'I nts, blues music. hi:,toriral ~ite~ and so much more! 
706-597- 1000  1, 1111.thomson-1111:du rfie.org 
 
Historic Greensboro, Lake Oconee' \1ain trret, Home of Genuine Gtorgia - \.n rtisan \larkclplace. Take Home a Piece of Gconria! 
800-886-525.3  ""' w.grernrc o .org 
 
 BRINGS NEW MEANING To THE PHRASE "PLAY THROUGH. " 
e cam for golf. ~ e found o mu h mor . d a downtown ali e with hop and ta te . eum and garden op ned our eye and our minds. e follow ed a river a rich in hi tor a in beauty. It ea y to ee why thi is go lf' favorite c ity. '\' ca me to play, and that's exac tl y what W' did. 
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AUGUSTA~ 
METI\.O CONVENTION & VISITORS BUJ\.EAU 
For a fre visitor guidr or mor information, ca ll 800-726-0243 (rcque t code G 05) or vi it "\\ w.i\ugustaG,\ .org. 
CALLER.YPASs k about th ugu ta Gallery Pa to ave more than 500/o off regular admi ion at nine attra tion. 
 
 In a series of galleries ranging from antebellum to contemporary, the Morris Museum of Art explores various themes and genres of the 
art of the American South. 
MORRIS 
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Augusta has its Legends... And its Gardens... 
Now they BOTH have a Home. 
 
Visit Georgia's oldest presidential site, where Woodrow Wilson 
grew up during the Civil War. 
 
Visit historic downtown Augusta, a vibrant city center where we live, work, and play. 
 
Fort Discovery's 250 hands-on exhibits offer a variety of FUN 
~'8~m~.~~~/- learning experiences. 
There's always something NEW! 
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The only African-American Museum in the Augusta area, 
offering unique historical and fine art exhibitions. 
706-724-3576 w w w.LucyCraftLaneyMuseum .com 
 
Festivals, museums and outdoor activities - Columbia County has 
a lot of room to play around. 
COLUMBIA CO,.,oU(N,iilY 
800-726-0243 www.visitcolumbiacounty.com 
 
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park: A mosaic of wildlife habitats with boardwalks and trails throughout. 
706-828-2109 www.naturalsciencesacademy.org 
 
Sacred Heart Garden Festival and Garden Tour 
Open year-round M -F 9-5 
706-826-4700 www.sacredheartaugusta.org 
 
Radisson Riverfront Hotel Newly renovated, 
located in downtown Augusta, Georgia, on the banks of the 
historic Savannah River. 
706-722-8900  800-333-3333 www.radisson.com/augustaga_riverlront 
 
II AUGUS TA MUSEU M of Ii I ST O R Y 
6th & Reynolds  706-722-8454 www.augustamuseum.org 
 
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Old Jail Museum 1\/ilstead Ave., Conrers. 30012 770-929--1270, 800-CO ERS, conyersga.com Built in 1897, this t\\'o-story structure housed offender until 1969. isitor can view the former sheriffs re idence, prisoners' quarters, jailer's room, drunk tank, and maximum-security cells. By reservation only. Free. [;l WC 
Travel Services Conyers Convention and Visitors Bureau J 18-1 coll St., Conyers, 30012 770-929--1270, BOO-CONYERS conrersga.com, horsepark.com Open 1lon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. l:;lWC 6' 
Conyers Welcome Center 95 Iris Dr. , Conyer, 30094 770-602-2606, 00-CONYER , conyersga.com Souvenirs available. Open Mon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m., 
at. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
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Historic Hea rtland Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center 5-13 Elliott Trail, Mansfield, 30055 770-7 4-3059 On 6,000 acres of pre erved land, take your pick of 29 ponds and an amazing five-acre rock ou tcropping. Activities include hiking, fi hing, birdwatching, hunting. and primitive ca mping. isitors cen ter open 
Tue.-Sal. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Historic Downtown Covington 
011 the Square, Covington, 30014 770-7 7-3868, 800-616-8626, newlonchamber.com Antebellum and Victorian homes are the rule in this 1ational Register district. See the recently renovated historic courthouse. Open daily. [;l WC 6' 
Tra vel Services Covington- Newton County Convention and Visitors Bureau 210 J Clark t./Welcome Center, Covington, 30014 770-787-3868, 00-6 /6-8626, newlonchamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.--+ p.m. [;l WC 6' 
Movie Tours and Home Tours 210 I Clark St., Covington, 300 1-1 770-7 7-3868, 800-616-8626, newlonchamber.com Take elf-guided audio tours of th e loca ti ons where The Dukes of Ha;z:;ard, In the Heal of the l ight, and others were filmed. Home tours and ste1>-on tour also are 
available. Call for re ervations and fees. [;l WC 6' 
CRAWFORDVILLE 
Classic South A.H.Stephens Historic Park 1-20, Exit 1-18 lo GA Hwy. 278 706--156-2602, gaslaleparks.org Combining ou tdoor recreation wi th Civil War history, this park offers an excellent Confedera te museum, 1875 histori c home, camping, cottages, boating, fishing, swimming, picnicking, and equestrian trails. Park open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Museum and Liberty Hall open Tue.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 2-5 p.m. Parking 
$2. foseum: Adults . 2.50, children $1.50. [;l WC 6' 
Historic Heartland Grave of William Culloden Town cemetery, behind the Methodist church 
Culloden, 310 I6 -178-885-2249 The founder of the city of Culloden is buried in the local cemetery. Open daily. Free. [;l 6-. 
 
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Magnolia Midlands Douglas Municipal AirportNeterans Park Creer Tenninal, Douglas, 31533 912-384-1409, douglasga.org The park, located adjacent to the airport terminal, commemora tes servicemen and -women in each branch of the armed services. Park open daily dawn- 
dusk, terminal 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6' 
General Coffee State Park 6 miles east of Douglas on CA Hwy. 32 912-384-7082, gaslateparks.org This 1,5 11-acre park features both natural beauty and agricultural hi tory, with farm buildings and animal , pitcher plant bog, camping, cottage , lake with boat rental, fishing, swimming pool. and nature trail and boardwalk. The romantic 19th-century Burnham House with rocking-chair porch is available for rent. Open daily 
7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Parking $2. Free on Wed. [;l WC 6-. 
Heritage Station Museum 219 W. Ward St., Douglas, 31533 912-389-3461, cilyofdouglas.com Located in the old C&F Rai lroad depot, the museum showcases the history of the rai lroad. Douglas, and Coffee County with original C&F documents, furnishing , and period clothing. Gu ided lour by reservation. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $1. [;l WC 6,. 
Martin Centre /09 E. Ashley St., Douglas, 31533 912-38-1-5978, cityofdouglas.com The hi toric Martin Centre has been restored to its original 1940s Art Deco splendor. Ca ll for honr. and 
fees. Guided tours avai lable. [;l WC 6' 
Travel Services Douglas-Coffee County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center/City of Douglas 211 S. Gaskin Ave., Douglas. 31533 912-384-1873, 888--126-333-1. douglasga.org Information on Dougla s Hi toric Driving Tour available. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.111. [;l WC 6' T 
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Magnolia Midlands Dublin-Laurens Museum 311 Academy Ave., Dublin, 3102 1 -1 78-272-9242 Built with a grant from Andrew Carnegie in 1904, thi fo rmer library was converted into the museum of the Laurens Coun ty Historical Society. Open Tue.-Fri. 14:30 p.m. or by reservation. Free. Call for group tours. 
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Theatre Dublin 314 Academy A,e.. Dublin, 310-10 478-277-5060 The theater has been renovated as a pe rforming arts 
center. Call for schedule and fees. [;l WC 6' 
Travel Services Dublin- Laurens County Chamber of Commerce 1200 Bellevue Ave., Dublin, 31021 478-272-5546, dublin-georgia.com Housed in a 1938 office built by a Dublin banker. lnfonnation on Dublin's Walking Tour of Hi toric Downtown available. Open ~lon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
Dublin-Laurens County Welcome Center Exit 51, of( l-16 at US Hwy. -141, Dublin, 31021 478-272-5766, dubli n-georgia.com 
Open Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
 
Magnolia Midlands Confederate Monument Courthouse Cir., Eastman, 3/023 -17 -37-1--1723, eastman-georgia.com This monument was erected in pril 1910 by the Fanny Cordon Chapter of the Daughters of the 
Confederacy. Open daily. Free. [;l 6' 
Eastman House 5315 Eastman St., Eastman. 31023 -178-37-1-1921 William Pill Eastman built this house as his residence in 1872, and it was pre erved by the Dodge Hi lorical Society in 1993. Call for hours and tour. Free. [;l WC 
Georgia DNR Dodge County Public Fishing Area 325 Dodge Lake Rd., Eastman, 31023 -17 -37-1-6765, go{,shgeorgia.com The I04-acre lake is stocked with largemouth bass, bream, channel catfish, and crappie. An interpretive nature trail, pier, boat ramp, fi h-cleaning talion, and picnic faci lities are al o available. Call for fishing license information. Open daily. Free. [;l WC 6' T 
Williamson Mausoleum Orphan Cemetery Rd., Eastman, 31023 -178-37-1--1723, eastman-georgia.com Built in 1887. thi impressive work of art was carved from marble by an Italian sculptor from a picture sent to him. The three life-size figures are Mr. and !rs. A.G. William on and his nephew, J. C. Williamson. Open daily. Free. [;l 6' 
Travel Services Eastman- Dodge County Chamber of Commerce and l ocal Welcome Center 116 inlh Ave., Eastman, 31023 478-37-1--1723, ea tman-georgia.com Open ~,lon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.111., Sat. 9 a.m.-noon. [;l WC 6' 
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Historic Heartland Brer Rabbit Statue Courthouse Squme, Eatonton, 3102-1 706--185-770 I , ea/onion.com This statue stands in tribute to the writer/creator of the Uncle Remus Tales, Joel Chand ler Harri , who was born 
and raised in Ea tonton. Open daily. Free. [;l 6' 
lake Oconee Eatonton, 3102-1 706--185-770 I , ealonton.com Enjoy boating, fishing, and golfing along lovelr Lake Oconee. Open daily dawn-dusk. Free. [;l 
lake Sinclair Eatonton, 3102-1 706--185-770 J, ea/onion.com Relax on 417 miles of scenic horeline. with public boat ramps, tail race fishing, and various other activities for your enjoyment. Open dail)' Free. [;l 
Lawrence Shoals Recreation Area 125 Wallace Dam Rd. .E., Eatonton, 3102-1 706--185-5-19-1, georgiapower.comlgpclake Boating, swimming, picnicking, and full-service camping are just a few of the lake ide amenities. Open Sun.-Thu. 7 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri.- al. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. 
Call for camping fees. [;l WC 6' 
Oconee Springs Park I09 S. Spring Rd., Eato11to11, 3/02-1 706--185- 423, ealonton.com This park offers camping facilities, camp store. cabin5, 
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 y>odness 9radous! 
Feast your eyes and all your senses on this... Georgia'.s Historic Heartland. Get a heaping helping of southern hospitality just south of Atlanta. Find your [ill of perfectly charming towns, authentic antiques, and quaint little shops along scenic byways. Follow themed trails through the region so endearing even Sherman couldn't bear to bum it down. Sip a mim julep on the shady veranda of an antebellum mansion and sample some real southern fare. 
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For afree travel guide call 1.800.768-3401  www.historicgeorgia.org 
 
Things are perfectly peachy along this fascinating tour of signature southern destinations. The Peach Blossom Trail, parallel to 1-75, takes you on a rural trek 
along historic highways and byways. See southern plantations, tour antebellum homes, taste southern fried dishes, and even pick yow- own peaches. Visit "The Real Georgia" and experience true hospitality at irs finest. 
 
 AUGUSTA Augusta Mall 3450 \Vrightsboro Rd.. Augusta, 30909 706-733-1001. augustamall.com 
lore than 140 stores and restaurants. Open lon.-Sat. IO a.m.-9 p.m., un. 12:30-6 p.111. C;l WC 6' ~I 
Surrey Center l lighland Ave. at \\'heeler Rd. 
ugusta, 3090-f 706-722-;561, surrercenter.com Three levels of hopping and dining. 
tores open \lon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. I lours ,arv for restaurants, clubs, and 
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BYRON Big Peach Antique Mall and Welcome Center 119 Peach Pkwy, Byron, 31008 -f7 -956-6256 Antiques and collectibles shopping" ith a scoop of peach ice cream. Open i\ Ion.Sat. 10 a.111.--:' p.m., Sun. 110011-6 p.m. 
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Peach Outlet Shopsat Byron xii 1-+9 off 1-75. 311 GA Hwy -f9 Byron, 31008 -+78-956-1855, peachoutletshops.com 
liddle Georgia's only outlet shopping. Dozens of stores featuring huge selections of brand-name items. Call for 
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COVINGTON OHCO Textile Center 415 Robinson St., Covington, 300)-f 770-786-14-f 1, ohcoinc.com Designer drapery and uphol tery fabric , Oriental rugs, and handmade rugs al warehouse prices. Open i\lon.-Fri 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 
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EATONTON Shoppes at the Magnolia Fore Lake Oconee Pkwy. Eatonton, 31024 706--f 5-5900 Stroll down this tree! and slop in at se,eral upscale boutiques, a bakery, a re tau rant, and a grocery store. I-lour vary. 
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FORT VALLEY Jolly Nut Company JOO Commercial Heights Fort \'alley, 31030 -f7 -825-7733, 00-332-1505, jollynut.com Open since 1924, this store sells Georgia gourmet gifts and pecans. Call for hours. 
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GREENSBORO Genuine Georgia 109 1. Main St., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-H-fO, greeneccoc.org An artisans' marketplace where you can sec Georgia artists at work and take home a piece of original art. Open 
;\ Ion.- at. IO a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6- 
 
Greensboro Antique Mall JOI . lain t., Greensboro, 306-+2 706--+53-9100, antiquesofthe/ake.com 
nliques, furniture, jewelry, and collectibles. Credit cards accepted. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. C;l WC 
HAWKINSVILLE Gooseneck Farms US Hwy. 129 S., Hawkinsville, 31036 -f7 -783-1063, gooseneck(anns.com This nuthouse is trictly for those who are mad for locally man.ufactured pecan candies and other gourmet gifts. Open 
ept.-Dec. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 
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Hawkinsville Antique Mall 226 N. Lumpkin St., Hawkinsville, 31036 478-783-3607 
ntiques and collectible shopping. pen Mon.-Sat. lO a.m.-5 p.111., Sun. 1-5 p.m. 
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MACON Colonial Mall Macon 3661 Eisenhower Pkwy, /I/aeon, 31206 -+7 --+77-88-f0, colonialmallmacon.com Six deparhnent stores and more than 200 shops and restaurants. Open Mon.- 
at. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., un. 110011-6 p.m. 
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Ingleside Village Shopping and Arts District lnglesideA,e .. J\laco11, 31201 -+78-743-HOI, 800-768-HOJ maconga.org Fine-arts galleries and specialty hops. Call for hour (many shops closed on ~ Ion.). 
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METTER Specialty Shops of Metter /1/etter, 304 39 912-6 5-2159, metier-candler.com Browse through Metter's varied specialty hops. Call for hours. 
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MILNER Swint'sPecans and Candies IH Main t.1O/d US Huy 41 Milner, 30257 770-358-260 , swintscandies.com Ther do make 'em like ther used to at this old-fa hioned third-generation family-0\med confectioneT). Open ;\,lon.-Sal. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., un. 1-5 p.m. 
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This Is Ju1I asamp1109 of Ihe many ,hopping opportu nitles mlhis region. For more mformat1on, can 800 VISIT GA or visit Gtorg1JOnMyMind.org. 
 
Rock Eagle Effigy 350 Rock Eagle Rd., Eatonton, 3I02-f 706--+8-f-2800, rockeagle-fh .org This prehistoric rock effigy in the shape of an eagle i thought to have been built by a tribe of Creek Indians as a ceremonial meeting place. Open daily. Free. [;l 
Uncle Remus Museum 241-f Oak St., US Hwy. 441 S., Eatonton, 3I024 706-485-6856, eatoJJ/on.com Three lave cabin were combined lo create this museum of Joel handler Harris/Uncle Remus memorabilia. First-edition books and Song ofthe South character aid in telling the slOT)' of the famous folklorist. Museum open Mon.- at. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 2-5 p.m. 
losed Tue. Sept.-i\lay. all for guided tour. Adults $1, children 50 cents. [;l WC b 
Travel Services Eatonton- Putnam County Chamber of Commerce I05 S. Washington Ave., Eatonton, 31024 706-4 5-770 1, ea/oJJton.com Information available here on the lice Walker Driving Tour, Historic Walking Tour of Eatonton, and 
ntebellum Trails Tour. Open lon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. C;l WC 
 
Historic Heartland Flovilla 1885 School House I06 Collier St., Flovilla, 30216 770-775-5661 Step back in time and into this original I9th-century one-room schoolhouse now connected to the commu- 
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Historic Heartland Historic Commercial District Downtown Forsyth, 3I029 4 8-99-f-9239, 888-6-f2--f628 (orsvth-111011roechamber.co111 On, the National Register, this district features an old courthou e flanked by an arrny of shops and eateries. 
elf-guided walking tours, maps, and brochure are 
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Monroe County Museum and Genealogy Room Tift College Dr., Forsyth, 31029 -+78-994-5070, gamchs.com Offering extensive information on I9th-century Middle Georgia, the county hi torical mu eum is a valuable re ource for budding genealogists. Open Wed.- Fri. 
9 a.m.-4 p.m., at. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. [;l WC b 
 
Travel Services Forsyth Monroe Chamber of Commerce 267 Tift College Dr., Forsyth, 31029 -+78-994-9239, (orsyth-111011roechamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC b 
Historic Heartland American Camellia Society- Massee Lane Gardens/ Annabelle Lundy Fetterman Educational Museum 100 Massee Ln., Fort Valley, 3l030 -+78-967-2358, camellias-acs.com Visit the picturesque rose garden, the environmental garden, and the tranquil Japanese garden. The on-site Fetterman building contains the world's largest public display of Edward Mar hall Boehm's elegant porcelain sculptures. Open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.-4:30 p.m., un. J--f:30 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. dulls $5, chi ldren under 12 free, seniors 4. [;l WC b Y 
Anderson House Museum 1005 State University Dr., Fort Valley, 31030 -+78-825-6-145 Originally built as the president's home for Fort Valley tale University, this living mu eum is furnished in the style of the late 1800s. Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. C;l WC Y 
 
Classic South Travel Services Columbia County Chamber of Commerce 4424 Evans to Lock Rd., Evans, 30 09--142-f 706-651-0018, augustaga.usa.com Open fon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC b 
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Rum Creek Wildlife Management Area GA Hwy 18, Fors)'th, 31029 -f 78-99-f-l 438, georgiawildlife.com Hunting, fishing, and birdwatching are avai lable. Park open daily. Ca ll office Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. for hunting information. [;l WC b 
 
Big6 Farm 5575 Zenith Mill Rd., Fort Valley, 31030 478-825-750-f, big6{arrn.com Treat your elf to a ta te of the countrr when you visit this peach and pecan farm. Enjoy ice cream in the summer. Open in peach eason, Ma_ -Aug. lon.-Sat. 
 
 a.m.-6 p.m.; in pecan season, 1 ov.-)an. fon.-Fri . a.m.-5 p.m. Free. ~ WC 6,. 
C. W. Pettigrew Farm and Community Life Center 1005 State University Dr., Fort Valley, 31030 478 25-647 , fvsu .edu This full-service conference/convention and fine-arts facility has an auditorium and revolvi ng art exh ibit. Open lon.-Fri . a.m.-5 p.m. Open additional hours during scheduled events. Call for fees. ~ WC 6,. Y 
Jolly Nut Company 100 Comercial Heights, Port Valley, 31030 -+78-82 5-7733, 800-332- 1505, iolly11ut.co111 Founded in 1924, the Joll y I ut Company is housed in a historic building and offers pecans and other gounn et gifts from Ceorgia. Free samples, too! Open Jan.-Oct. fon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m., t ov.-Dec. Mon.- at. 9 a.m .-5:30 p.m. ~ WC 6,. 
Lane Packing Company CA Hwy. 96, 50 Lane Rd., Fort alley, 31030 47 - 25-3592, 800-27-PEACl-l, lanepacking.com 
t Lane's state-of-the-art peach-packing facility, brow e the locally grown produce at the road ide market. Free tours are a,Jilable. Open daily ept.-m id-May 8 a.m.-8 p.m., mid-May-Aug 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. l ours available. ~ WC 6,. IT 
Travel Services Peach County Chamber of Commerce 20 l Oakland 1-leights Pkwy, Fort Valley, 31030 47 -825-3733, peachcountyga.com Open Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ~ WC 6,. 
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Magnolia Midlands Big Hammock Wildlife Management Area 9 miles west ofcity, CA H11r- 1-f-f, Clermville, 30-f27 229-426-5267, gohuntgeorgia.com 
n example of a relatively rare ecosystem environment, thi natural expan e is home to Phillips atural Area, an 800-acre forest and U. . ational Landmark. Open daily. Free. ~ 
Travel Services Glennville Welcome Center 136 S. lain t. , Cle,mville, 30-127 912-654- 13 0, tattnall.com Open fon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6,. 
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Historic Heartland Jones County Courthouse 11 0 S. /e{{er 011 t., Cra), 31032 478-9 6- 11 23, ionescounty.org Built in I 905 and restored in I 992, th e courthouse is enhanced by adjacent Carol's Park,whi ch offers picnic tables, benche , gazebo, and water fountains. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. ~ WC 6,. 
Travel Services Jones County- Gray Chamber of Commerce 161 W. Clin ton t. , Cray, 31032 478-9 6- 11 2', ;onescounty.org Open lon.-Fri. 8:30 a. m.-4:30 p.m. ~ WC 6,. Y 
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Classic South Greene County Historical Society Museum 20 l E. Greene St., Greensboro, 306-12 706--153-7592, 866-34 l--f-f66 This recentlv renovated museum is filled with historical artifacts and fami ly treasures. Ca ll for hours and guided tours. Free. ~ WC 6,. 
 
Greensboro'sOld Rock Gaol Jail E. Greene t., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-H 1-4466, greeneccoc.org The Old Gaol Jai l is a two-foot-thick walled granite trncture completed in 1807 and used until 1895. Tours by reservation are offered by the cha mber of commerce. Donations accepted. ~ 
Iron Horse Visible from CA l-111?' 15, Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-H 1-4466, greeneccoc.org In 1954, when the now-notorious Iron Horse was first introduced as a public sculpture on the Ath ens campus, ome CA tuclenls graffi ti-eel what they con idered to be odious artwork. The beleaguered two-ton horse was put out to pasture in 1959, where it remains in a prhate cornfield for drive-by viewing. F'ree. 
L. L. Wyatt Museum 102 ort/1east St., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-H 1-4466 The building was named after L. L. Wyatt , who served as heriff of Greene County for 52 years, until his death in 1977. isitors can vie, photos, badge, a eized corn-liquor till , century-old arre t warrants, an authen tic old ce llblock, and fireanns. Guided tours by reservation. ~ WC 
Lake Oconee Georgia Power Lakes/Campsites, GA 1-lwy. 44 S./Lake Oconee PkH?, Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-H l-4466, oconee.com Ideal for fishing, camping, boating, and picnicking, Lake Oconee is hom e to Harbor Club, Port rmor, Reynolds Plantation, the Ritz- arlton, and Cuscowilla. Open daily. Fees vary. ~ WC 6,. Y 
Mercer Chapel Penfield Rd., Greensboro, 30642 706--f53-7592, 66-34 1-4466, greeneccoc.org TI,e first si te of Mercer University, the chapel was built around 1846. A historic cemetery is located behi nd 
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Scull Shoals lacedonia Church Rd., Greensboro, 30642 
706-453-7592, 866-34 1-4466, greeneccoc.org Pre-Columbian mounds surround th e remains of cull Shoals, a now-defun ct village whose checkered past i marked by slavery, fires , noocls, droughts, and economic ruin. Archaeological digs are organized each spring. Open daily. Tours by reserva tion . Free. ~ 
Travel Services Greene County Chamber of Commerce l 1l . Main t., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-3-f l--+466 greeneccoc.org, oconee.com Information on the Greensboro Driving and Walking Tours is avai lable here. Open Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ~ WC 6,. 
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Classic South Grovetown Museum 106 \V, Robinson ve. , Grovetown, 308 13 706-868-633 This restored 100-yea r-olcl dwelling contains artifacts, military memorabilia, and detai led exhibit of the Grovetown area. Open Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., at. 1-4 p.m. Croup tou rs by re ervation. F'ree. ~ WC 6,. 
Patriots Park 5445 Columbia Rd., Grovetown , 308 13 706 63-7523, co.columbia.ga.us 11,is park offers ba eball, soccer, adult softball , fast-pitch 
 
fields, tennis courts, di k gol f course, and a quarter-mile walking track. Open dai ly. ~ WC 6,. 
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Historic Heartland Olive Forge Herb Farm 161 Brown's Crossing, Haddock, 31033 47 -932-5737 This farm offe rs 360 va rieties of herbs, including 18 different varieties of rosemary, in display ga rdens and a nursery. Olive Forge also feature a gi ft shop with culinary items and toiletri es made at the farm . 1lerbal refreshments and ga rden tours are ava ilable for groups. Call for hour . Free. ~ WC 
Classic South Laurel and Hardy Museum 250 . Louisville t., Harlem, 30 1-f 706-556-0-f0l, 888-2 8-9108 /aurela11dl,a11dhardymuseu m.org In hon or of its native on, Oliver Hardy, th e city of Harlem has established this origi nal array of Laurel and Hardy memorabilia, including movie posters, clothing, collectibles, and photos. Open on-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., at. 10 a.rn.-4 p.m., un . 1-4 p.m. Croup tours by reservation. Free. ~ WC 6,. 
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Magnolia Mi dlands Big Creek Trail Rides CA Hwy. 230 W. , l-lawkinsville, 31036 478-783-2968, bigcreektrailride.com Four-wheeler heaven is in Hawkinsville on the second weekend and fourth Saturday of every month. Private rides are available on alternate weekends. Concessions av-J ilable. Fees are $15 per person per clay or 20 per person for th e weekend, including a primitive campsite. Call for hours. ~ WC 'I 
Butler Brown Gallery CA 1-lwy. 26 E., 1-75 . Take Exit 127 and go east 13.7 miles, 1-lawkinsville, 31036 478-892-9323, 66--181-5980 
a world-renowned artfat, Butler Brown has pai ntings hanging in the White House. Framing and oil classes are available. Open Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at. 11 a. m.-3 p.m. Free. ~ WC 6,. 
Historic Opera House 100 . Lumpkin St., Ha wkins11il/e, 31036 -f78-783-l 84, hawki11sville.org The Opera Ilouse stages concert and other live performance on its fu ll- ize tage, with a hand-pa inted ca nva stage curtain and near-perfect acoustics. Free tours by reservation daily IO a. m.--4 p.m. Call for 
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Lawrence Bennett Harness Training Facility US Hwy. 129 ., 1.5 miles sou th of Hawkinsville 478-892-3240 Visit the South's only harness racing training fucility. l our the fa cili ty Oct.-May and watch th e harness- horsemen train the trotters and pacers on the half-mile and mile-long clay track. Call for hours and fees . ~ WC 
Mock Springs CA Hwy. 26 from 1-75 478-783-1 7l 7 Enjoy swimming in the natural springs' cold water and bring a lunch for the picnic area. Open 1ay-Sept. Mon.-Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. dulls 2.50, children under 
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Ocmulgee Outfitters Roule 3, Box 6560, l-lawkinsville, 31036 478-23 1-938 1, 478-230-8-199. ocmulgeeout{itters.com 
 
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ALMA Blueberry Plantation Golf Club Clubhouse Cir., Box 1, 31510 912-632-2772 
ATHENS Green Hills Country Club -1080 Bamett hoals Rd., 30605 706-548-6032 
University of Georgia Golf Course 2600 Ri,erbend Rd., 30605 706-369-5739, 800-9DOGTEE golfcourse.uga.edu 
AUGUSTA Augusta Golf Course 2023 Highland Ave., 30904 706-731-9411 augustaga.gov 
Forest Hills Golf Club 1500 Comfort Rd., 30909 706-733.0001 
Gordon Lakes Golf Course Range Rd., 30905 706-791-6854 {ortgordon.comlgol(hhn 
Goshen Plantation Golf Club 1601 Goshen Clubhouse Dr. 30906 706-793-1035 goshenplanlalion.com 
BAXLEY Appling Country Club -162 Hatch Pkwy S., 31513 912-367-3582 
BISHOP Lane Creek Golf Course 1201 Club Dr., 30621 800-8-12-6699 
BONAIRE Waterford Golf Club 620 CA 1lwy. 96 E., 31005 -178-328-7533 thewa/erfordgolfclub.com 
CLAXTON Evans Heights Golf Course USHwy.301 .,30417 9l 2-739-3003 
COCHRAN Uchee Trail Golf Club Country Club Rd., 3101-1 -178-93-1-789 l 
The Woods Golf Course J\.lac Thompson Rd., 3101-1 478-934-073 l 
CONYERS Cherokee Run Golf Club 1595 Centennial Olympic Pkwy 30013 770-785-7904 cherokeerun.com 
Fieldstone Golf and Country Club 2720 Salem Rd., 30013 770-483--/321 
 
Highland Golf Club 2271 Flat Shoals Rd., 30013 770--183-4235 highlandgol(com 
Honey Creek Golf and Country Club 635 Clubhouse Dr., 30094 770--183-63-13 honeycreekgolf.com 
COVINGTON Indian Creek Golf Club 10-/00 Covington Bypass Rd. 3001-1 770-385-006-/ indiancreekgol(club.net 
The Oaks Course 11240 Brown Bridge Rd., 30014 770-786-3801 golfoaks.com 
DEXTER Green Acres Golf Club 332 Rentz Dexter Rd., 31019 478-875-31 10 
DOUGLAS Beaver Kreek Golf Club -185 Beaver Kreek Rd., 31533 912-384-8230 
Douglas Community Golf Course SGC Tiger Rd., 31534 912-384-7353 
Hinson Hills Golf Course 3179 CA H"?' 32 E., 31533 912-38-1-8984 
DUBLIN Riverview Park Golf Course 100 Riverview Dr., 31021 -178-275--1064 
EASTMAN Pine Bluff Country Club 3-15 Pine Bluf(Rd., 31023 478-3 7-1-0991 
EATONTON Golf Club at Cuscowilla 126 Cuscowilla Dr., 31024 706-485-009-/ cu cowi/la.com 
Great Waters at Reynolds Plantation Golf Club 112 P/onlation Dr., 31024 706-485-0235 reynoldsplanlation.com 
Uncle Remus Golf Course 120 Hambone Ho/le Dr., 31024 706-485-6850 
EVANS Jones Creek Golf Club 777 /ones Creek Dr., 30809 706-860--1228 jonescreekgolfclub.com 
FORSYTH Forsyth Golf Club 400 Country Club Dr., 31029 -178-994-532 
 
FORT VALLEY Pine Needles Country Club J J 1 Country Club Rd., 31030 478-825-3816 
GRAY lake Jonesco Golf Course GA Hwy. 22 E., 31032 478-986-3206 
 
MACON Barrington Hall Golf Club 104 Loney Creek Dr., 3 l 220 478-757-8358 barringlonhallgolfclub.com 
Bowden Golf Course 3111 Millerfield Rd., 31201 478-7-12-1610 
 
GREENSBORO Harbor Club One Club Dr., 30642 00-505-4653 harborclub.com 
Port Armor Country Club I09-1 Clubhouse Dr., 30642 706--153-4564, 800-322-1665 portamwr.com 
Reynolds Plantation 100 Linger Lenger Rd., 30642 706-467-l 135 reynoldsgol(com 
 
Oak Haven Golf Club 7359 Thomaston Rd., 31220 478-474-8080 
Oakview Golf and Country Club 128 Oakview Club Dr., 31216 478-785-1833 oakviewgol(com 
MCRAE little Ocmulgee Wallace Adams Course US Hwy. 44 / 1., 31055 229-868-6651, 800-4 34-0982 golfgeorgia.org 
 
HARLEM Three Oaks Golf Course 1300 Three Oaks Dr., 30814 706-5 56-1400 threeoaksgolfclub.com 
HAWKINSVILLE Southern Hills Golf Club Rt. 1, Box 6010, GA Hwy. 247 31036 -178-783-0600 southemhillsgolf.com 
Town Creek Golf Course Levers Lane Rd., 31036 478-783-012 
HAZLEHURST Twisted Pines Golf Club 270 Uvalda H"?', 31539 912-375-6697 
HEPHZIBAH Pointe South Golf Club 4324 Peach Orchard Rd., 30 15 706-592-2222 
JACKSON Hickory Hill Golf Course 209 Biles Rd., 30233 770-775-2-13 3 
JESUP Pine Forest Country Club GA Hwy. 30 l S., 31545 912-427-6505 
 
METTER Willow Lake Country Club Willow Lake Dr., 30-139 912-685-2724 
MILLEDGEVILLE Little Fishing Creek Golf Course 65 GA Hwy. 22 W., 31061 478-4-15-0796 
MONROE Monroe Golf and Country Club 1212 Alcovy St., 30655 770-267-842-f eaglegreens.com 
Providence Club 656 Providence Club Dr., 30656 770-207-4332 eaglegreens.com 
Woodlake Golf Course -1125 Lakeside Blvd., 30655 770-207-5511 eaglegreens.com 
MONTICELLO Hunter Pope Country Club 14617 GA Hwy. 83 ., 31064 706-46 -6222 
PERRY Houston Lake Country Club 2323 CA Hwy. 127, 31069 478-218-5253 houstonlake.com 
 
KEYSVILLE Applewood Golf Course 6130 Slol) Mill Rd., 30816 706-554-0028, 877-55-1-0144 
LINCOLNTON Rocky Branch Golf Club 4711 Double Branches Rd. 30817 706-359--1303 
 
Perry Country Club 1000 1. Davis Dr., 31069 478-987-1033 
REIDSVILLE Brazell's Creek Golf at Gordonia -Altamaha 355 Golf Course Rd., 30453 912-557-7745, 800--13-/.0982 golfgeorgia.org 
 
,n,s J>< "'"'~" ,y ol lhe mdny golfin~ up,nu .,t, mth 9 n. for more nformation, call 800 VISIT GA or vbit GeorgiaOnMyMind.org. 
 
ROCHELLE Mallard Point Golf Course GA H,vy. 215, 31079 229-365-7810 
RUTLEDGE The Creek at Hard Labor 1400 Knox Chapel Rd., 30663 706-557-3006, 888-353--/592 golfgeorgia.org 
STATESBORO Eagle Creek Golf Club 7436 GA Hwy. -16, 30458 912-839-3933 eaglecreekgolf. nv.switch board.com 
Southern Links Golf Club 1031 Golf Club Rd., 30458 912-839-3191 
SWAINSBORO Swainsboro Country Club 557 McCleod Bridge Rd., 30401 478-237-6116 
THOMSON Belle Meade Country Club 2660 Twin Pine Rd., 30824 706-595-4 511 
Thomson Country Club 972 Wire Rd., 30824 706-595-2727 
UNION POINT Greene County Country Club 5273 Union Point Hwy., 30669 706-486-45/3 
VIDALIA Rocky Creek Golf Club 1916 Foxfire Dr., 30474 912-538-1110 
WARNER ROBINS International City Golf Club 100 Sand)' Run Ln., 31088 -178-322-0276 
landings Golf Club 309 Stathams Way, 31088 -178-923-5222 landingsgolfclub.com 
Pine Oaks Golf Course 755 Womer Robins St., 31098 -178-923-7334 robins.af.millservices 
WARRENTON The Boulders Golf Course 546 Quaker Rd. S.E., 30828 706-465-2577 
WAYNESBORO Waynesboro Country Club 336 Herndon Hd., 30830 706-5 54-2262 
WRENS Brushy Creek Golf Club 2896 GA Hwy. 102, 30833 706-547-28!6 brushycreekgolf.com 
 
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 Ca noe and kayak trips down the Ocmulgee River, inclu ding Ol'emight trips, are ava ilabl e here. Groups welcome. Open at.- un . 9 a.m.-d u k. 40 per boa t, two people per boat. [;;I 
Owen and Williams Fish Farm Route 5. Hawkinsville, 31036 -178-892-3 144, owe11a11dwilliams.com Catfish. bream, and grass ca rp are ra ised to stock fishing ponds. Group tou rs by reserva tion. Open Mon.Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., al. a.m.- noon. Free. [;;I WC 
Travel Services Hawkinsville- Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce JO 1  Lumpkin t. , Hawkinsville, 31036 -17 -783- 1717, hawkinsville.org In formation on Hawkinsville Historic Driving Tour avai lable. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. [;;I WC 6- 
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Magnolia Midlands Altamaha and Ocmulgee River Excursions 95 E. Jan11a11 St., /-la;:elhurst, 31539 912-375--15-13, ha::lehurst-ieffdavis.com Canoe or fl oa t down th e sce nic Altamaha and Ocmulgee River . a birdwatchers' paradise. Open daily 
' a.m.-dusk. Call fo r raft, canoe, and kayak informa- 
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Bullard Creek Wildlife Management Area U /-/"?' 22 1 ., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-375--15-13, hazlelwrst-ie{{davis. com Wildli fe lovers, take refuge in these 14,000 acres of pi nes. hardwoods, and river swamp. Take advantage of the hunting, fishing, birding, and primitive camping. Open dai ly. Free. [;;I 6- 
Frogbottom Gristmill 65 Luther Tumer Rd.. Ha;:lehurst, 31539 912-375--1073 \Vatch as l\ lr. Harris pulls the crank on the old John Deere engine. See it tum the two large stones to grind com in to grits and cornmeal. By reservation only. Open year-round, but be t to come ept.- Jan. Free. [;;I ' 
Hazlehurst Downtown Village !\lain St., Hazleh urst, 31539 912-375--15-13, hazlehurst-ie{{davis.com 
n old-ti me vi llage within a modern downtown makes for a shopping haven . Open Mon.-Fri . 9-6 p.m., Sat. 9 a. m.-4 p.m. Free. [;;I WC 6-fl 
Hazlehurst Historical Museum 61 E. Coffee t. . Hazlehurst, 31539 912-375-255 7 Reminisce about the old days as you browse the antiques and artifacts of rural Georgia. The museum, listed on the Georgia Historic Register and on th e National Register of Historic Places, i housed in a turn-of-th e-century ra ised cottage featuring hea rt-of. pine fl oors and cei lings. Open Mon.-Fri . 2-5 p.m. 
uided lour by reservation. Donations accepted. [;;I WC 6- Y 
Old Red Barn Gift Shop and Mc5immons Barnyard 566 Bell Telephone Rd., Ha;:/ehurst, 31539 912-375--16-1 1, 912-3 75-5035 Dai y the Coll', Jennr the Donkey. and fri ends await visitors in th e yard of this renova ted 50.year-old barn , no\\ a prime shopping and entertainment space. Open Tue.-Fri . 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a. m.-2 p.m. Free. [;;!WC 
Outback Range and Recreation Center 911 Kirkland till Rd., 1-/a;:/ehu rst, 31539 9 12-3 75-0765 
 
Built with the family in mind with attractions like mini-golf, batting cages, rifl e range, skeet shooting, archery ra nge, occer fi eld , super motocross track, professional ca tering, fishing, camping, picni c area, and banquet fac ilities. Video ga mes, pool tabl es, and concessions al o are ava ilable. Call for hours and fee . [;;I WC 6- IT 
Travel Services Hazlehurst- Jeff Davis Board ofTourism/ Jeff Davis County Chamber of Commerce 95 E. Jannan St. , Hazlehurst, 31 539 912-375--1543, hazlehurst-ief{davis.com Various agri cultura l tours, including the Palomino Quarter Horse Farm and the Dixieland Cotton l our, as well as information about Mama's Quilt folklife play, are available. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 6- 
Three Rivers Expeditions 13 Victor t., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-379- 1371, 3ril'erexp.com Full-servi ce kayak and ca noe rental, shuttle with rental package, ca tering, and guides. Open daily. Call 
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INDIAN SPRINGS 
His to ric Hear tland Indian Springs Hotel and Indian Springs Chapel 1807 CA /-111'). -12 S., Indian Springs, 302 16 770-775-2-193 geocities.com/HeartlandNillage/1954 The hotel, built in 1823 by Creek Indian chief McIntosh, is flanked by gardens. Tours and special events are held al the hotel. The Indian Springs C hapel, built circa I 90, is open by reservation only and is ava ilable for weddings. 171e Big Chief General Store has a del i, li ve bait, and more. [;;JWC M IY 
Indian Springs State Park 15 miles from 1-75, o{{GA /-f wy. 42, Flovilla, 3021 6 770-504-2277, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org Thought to be th e oldest state park in the nation, this retreat i known for its natural springs and historic buildings. Visitors can enjoy camping, cottages, lake, swimming beach, boating, picnicking, mini-golf, and nature trail. Open daily 7 a. m.-10 p.m. Parking $2. [;;I WC 6- 
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Hist oric Hea rtland Dauset Trails Nature Center 360 1ft. Vemo11 Rd., Jackson, 3023 3 770-775-6798, dausettrails.com Dause! Trails invites hikers, bikers, and wildlife observers to explore its ponds, creeks, wildfloll'er fields, wooded trails, and environmental nature center. Camping for orga nized group avai labl e. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a. m.- 5 p.m., Sun . noon-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Free. [;;I WC 6- Y 
High Falls State Park Just east o{l -75, Exit 198 -1 78-993-3053, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org Hike along the Towaliga River to th e remains of an I 80s gristmill , then enjoy camping, a 650-acre lake with boat rental, trails, a swimming pool, picnic areas, and mini-golf. Open dail y 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Parking 2. [;;I WC 6- 
Historic Downtown Jackson 0 11 the Square, Jackson, 30233 770-775--1839, ;ackso11-011/i11e.com A historic turn-of-th e-century communi ty beckon visitors to come sit on th e front porch. Also visit antiques stores, restauran ts, and quaint shops. Hours vary. Free. [;;J o.fl 
 
Lake Jackson Jackson u 1ke Rd., Jackson, 30233 770-775--1839, ;ackson-011/ine.com Swim, fish, and boa t in the placid wa ters of this 4,700. acre lake. Open daily 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Pa rki ng at adjacent Lloyd hoal Park 3. [;;I WC 6- 
Trave/ Services Butts County Chamber of Commerce 206 E. Th ird t., Jack 0 11, 30233 770-775--1839, ;ackson-online.com Open Mon.-Fri . 10 a. m.-4 p.m. [;;I WC 6- 
JACKSONVILLE 
Magnolia Midlands Horse Creek Wildlife Management Area 120 E. Oak St., McRae, 3/055 229-86 -6365, tel{airco.com Horse C reek's re torative environm ent is perfec t fo r hiking, hunting, and fi hing. Hstate licenses apply. Open daily dawn-d usk. Free. [;;I 
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Magnolia Midlands Little Red Caboose 101 E. Cheny St. , Jesup, 31545 912--127-3233, 888-22-1-5983 
tep inside th is little reel train ca boose fo r a healthy dose of Wayne Coun ty history, from General "Mad 
nthony" Wayne to the ra ilroad boom. Open Mon.Fri. 1- 5 p.m. Free. [;;I 
Rayonier Wildlife Management Area Check station on GA Hwy 32, Jesup, 31545 912-262-3173, golnmtgeorgia.com A natural respite for wi ldli fe lovers, seasonal fi hing and hunti ng are offered here. Open daily. Free. [;;I 
Travel Services Wayne County Chamber of Commerce 124 1.W. Broad St., Jesup, 315-15 912--127-2028, 88-22-1-59 3, waynechamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a. m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 6- 
JEWELL 
Classic South Rock Mill Plantation Mayfield-Jewell Rd., Jewell, 31045 706-465-3285, rockmillplantation.com This pri vate, Federa l-style hi torica l residence was built with native materials, including th e massive gra nite blocks in the foye r. School groups welcome. Re ervati ons required. Free. [;;I WC 
JULIETTE H-10 
Historic Hear tland Jarrell Plantation Historic Site 18 miles east of 1-75, Exit 185 478-986-5 172, gastaleparks.org Thi scenic cotton plantation incl udes a sa\\~11 ill, cotton gin , grish11ill , sugarcane press, barn , farm animals, pi cnicking, and bea utiful shade trees. The 1847 fa rmhouse has peri od furni hing , and a small museum incl udes exhibits and a film . Open Tue.- at. 9 a. m.-5 p.m., Sun . 2-5:30 p.m. Call for guided group tour and fees. [;;I WC 6- 
Lake Juliette US /-fwy. 23 and GA Hwy. 87, Juliette, 310-16 478-994-9239, 88-642-4628, 8 8-C PC-LAKE south emco mpany.co mlga power With 3,600 ac res strictly fo r fishing, Lake Juliette prohibits boats with engines greater than 25 horsepower, as well as jet skis and oth er personal watercra ft. A public boat lau nch and pi cni cking are ava il abl e. Open daily Mar.-Oct. 7 a.m.- 10 p. m. Ca ll for fees. [;;I WC 6- 
 
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Whistle Stop Cafe and Juliette Community 44 3 JvlcCracken St., Juliette, 310-f6 -178-992-8886, 888-642-4628, thewhi t/estopcafe.com Fans of the film Fried Green Tomatoes will want to stop in at the rea l-life Whi tie top Cafe and its surrounding shops. Open Tue.- un . l l a. m.-6 p.m. [;l WC 6'Tl Y 
KNOXVILLE 
His toric Heartl an d Historic Knoxville Courthouse Square, K11oxville, 31050 -178-836-382 5, robertacraufo rdchamber.org John Pemberton, who invented th e fo rmula fo r CocaCola, was born in rawford County nea r Knovill e. Th e Lone Star state fl ag of Texas was actually designed and made in Kn oxvill e. Joa nna Troutman, a 17-yearold girl, made it as a battl e fl ag fo r a group of volunteers going from Georgia to Texa to fi ght for the independence of Texas from Mexico. A marker loca ted on tl1 e square tells her story. Guided tours by re ervati on. [;l 
LEXINGTON 
His toric Hear tl and Historic Lexington U Hwy. 78, Lexi11glon, 30648 706-743-3322 Enjoy a wa lki ng tour of the l ational Histori c District with its antiqu e stores and gift shops. Th e town i also home to Shaking Rock Park. 
LINCOLNTON N- 7 
Classic South Amity Recreation Area 5870 Th omson Hwy., Lincolnto11, 308 17 800-533-3-178, usace. am,y. mil Thi day-use park, managed by the U. . Arm y Corps of Engineers, offers picnic, beach, and playground fun . Open daily 8 a. m.- :30 p.111 . C losed Oct. l 5-Apr. I. $4 per car per day. [;l WC 
Bussey Point Recreation Area Double Branches Rd., Lincolnton, 308 17 800-533-H7 , u ace. army. mil 
t Bussey Point, indulge in a multitude of recreati onal opportunities on the shores of J. tram nrnrmond Lake. Open daily dawn--dusk. Primitive ca mpi ng $5 per night. [;l WC 
Cherokee Recreation Day Use Area 5926 Augusta Hw)'., Lincolnto11, 308 17 800-533-3478, 11sace. an11y. mil 
II th e elements for a perfect lakeside aftern oon. Open dai ly 8 a. m.-8:30 p.m. C losed Ocl. 15- Apr. I. 4 per car per day. [;l WC 
Clarks Hill Lake 2959 McCom1ick Hwy.lU Hwy. 378 E. Li11colnton, 308 17 706-359-7970, lincolncountyga.org 
n oas is for boating, fishing, and picnicking, Clarks Hill Lake is th e large t re ervoir in the Southeast, boasting 1,200 mil es of shoreline, 400 mil es of it in Lin coln County. Open daily. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Elijah Clark State Park 7 miles 1 .E. of Lincolnton 0 11 US 1-l wy. 37 706-359-3-158, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org Loca ted on 70,000-acre C larks Hill Lake, this park offers a swimming beach, fi shing, boating, nature trails, pi cnic areas, mini-golf, and a log cabin museum with tools circa 1780. Ca mpsites, cottages, and a pavi li on ava ilable fo r rent. Guided ca bin tours arc offered on summer weekends. Open daily a.m.- 10 p.m. Parking 2, free on Wed. WC 6' 
Graves Mountain US 1-l wy. 37 , Lincol11to11, 30 17 
 
706-359-3 62 This is a premier locati on for large, multipl e-twinned rutil e crystals and 72 other types of min erals. Priva tely owned, it is open to the public by reservati on only. Free. [;l 
Lincoln County Historical Park 147 Lumber St., Lincolnton, 30 17 706-359-7970, li11co/11cou11tygc1.0rg Th is assembl age of hi storica lly signifi cant buildings includes th e Groves-May House, Dr. May's offi ce, a log smokehouse, cotton gin . blacksmith shop, restored log cabin, and the Lou is fa mily open-a ir pavilion. named in honor of the fi rst famil y of bluegra go pel mu ic. By reserva tion only. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Travel Services Lincolnton-Lincoln County Chamberof Commerce/ Lamar-Blanchard House 11 2 I  Washi11gto11 l., Lincol11lon, 308 17 706-359-7970, li11col11cou11tyga.org Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
LI ZELLA 
Histo ric Heart land Middle Georgia Pottery Pottery Rd., Li;el/a , 31052 -178-836-3825 Visit one of the first manu fac turers of "whi key jugs" in th e 1800 . The ixth genera ti on of this traditional potter fa mily till u e th e original 19th-centu ry kiln and equipment to create handcrafted works. Ca ll fo r hours. Free. [;l WC 
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Classic South Market House Center of Broad St., Louisville, 30-f H 47 -625-8 1H, iefferso11cow1ty.org Built at the crossing of two trails, the open-a ir building dates back to th e late 1700s. In th e center of the structure hangs a bell that was cast in Fra nce in 1772 for a 1 ew Orlea ns convent. T he bell was used as a community warning signal fo r an Indian attack. Open daily. Free. [;l 6' 
Revolutionary Cemetery CA Hwy. 2-f W. , Louisville, 30-f H -178-625-8 13-f, iefferso11cou11ty.org i\tl an)' Revol11tionary War so ldi ers are buri ed in this Na tional Register historic cemetery. Open daily. Free. [;l 
Travel Services Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce 302 E. Broad St. , Louisville, 30-f34 -f7 -62 5-8 13-f, iefferso11county.org Open Mon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p. m. [;l 
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Magnolia Midlands Griffin Ridge Wildlife Management Area US Hwy. 30 1, Ludowici, 31316 912-262-3 I73, gohu 11 tgeorgia .com T he area is approximately 5,6 16 ac res made up of two sa nd ridges. Hunting and fishing are ava ilable. Open dawn-du k. Free. [;l 
Jones Creek Church Museum US Hwy. 30 1 ., Ludowici, 31316 912-5-f5-2-f37, 912-5-15-93 15 wco l11 eb.comlio11 esc reek T his small museum fea ture the slave ga ll ery in the I 56 church bu ildi ng, origina l cemetery, and "ba ptism hole" in Jones Creek. By reservation only. Free. l::lWC 
 
LYONS 
Magnol ia Midlands CanoeCanoe Outfitters 3008 US H11ry. 280 E. , Lyons, 30436 912-526-8222, ca11oeca 11oe.com Let these outfi tters guide vou through the beautiful fl atwa ter ri vers of South Geo rgia, in clud ing th e Okefe nokee Na ti onal Wildlife Refuge. Ca ll for hours and fees. [;l WC o/1 
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Historic Hear tlan d Cannonball House and Civil War Museum 856 Mulber')' St. , Macon, 3120 1 -f7 -7-15-5982, canno11ballho11se.org This antebell um C reek Revival home, b 1ilt in 1853 and complete with peri od furni hings and original bri ck kitchen, i now the site of a coll ection of C ivil \Var arti fac ts. Ca rden and gift shop al o ava ilable. Open l'vlon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Guided tours avail- 
able before 4 p.m. Ca ll for fees. [;l WC 6' T 
Douglass Theatre 355 MLK Jr. Blvd., Macon, 3120 1 478-7-12-2000, douglasstheatre. org Otis Redding and Jame Brown are among the greats who perfo rm ed in this theater during its run from 192 1 to the 1970s. It has since been restored a a state-of-theart film , perfo rmance, and meeting venue. Open Mon.-Fri . IO a.m.-5 p.m. Call for tour re erv-ations. 
Donati ons accepted. [;l WC 6' Y 
Federated Garden Clubs Center 730 College t. . Macon, 31201 -f7 -742-092 1, fgcmacon.org Th i rega l fo ur-story 1910 English Tud or home was designed for the Joseph r. ! ee l fo mil )' by renowned architect Neel Reid. It became the headquarters of the Federa ted Ca rden C lubs of Macon in I957. Open Mon.-Fri . 10 a. m.-1 p.m. or by reserva ti on. Guided 
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Georgia Music Hall of Fame 200 MLK fr. Bird., 1acon, 31201 -f7 -750-8555, 888-CN~OCKS, gamusichall.com Georgian have made their mark in every genre from ragtim e and blues to smootl, soul , hip-hop, and punk rock. All this audio landscape i covered here with a permanent collecti on of extensive music memorabil ia of more than 450 artists, interactive shows, and regularly changing exhibit . Open Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun . 1- 5 p.m. Croup tours by reservation. Adults $8, children under 4 free, stud ents, eni or , and MA members $7. [;l WC 6' fl Y 
Georgia Sports Hall of Fame 30 1 Cheri)St. , lc1co11, 3120 1 -178-752- 15 5, georgiasportshalloffam e.com Georgian and th e Peach State have made an indelible mark on virtuall)' every area of athl etics. Olympic champions, professional superstars, and legendary coaches are among the state's athl eti c offspring, including Hank ar011, I ancy Lopez, Herschel Walker, Eva nd er Holyfi eld , and Bobby Jones. Ameri ca' largest sports hall of fam e in cl udes di spl ays. th ea ter, and interacti ve area. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a. m.-5 p.111 ., Sun . 1-5 
p.m. Ca ll fo r fees. [;l WC 6' T 
Hay House 93-f Georgie, A,e., Macon, 3120 1 -f78-7-f2-8 155, hayhouse.org Step into a fa iry tale at tl,e elabornte Italian Renaissance Revi,-a l Ilay I louse. Eighteen room in the antebellum mansion, a Na tional Historic Place, are decorated with museum pi eces. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a. m.-5 p.m., Su n. 1-5 p.m. Guided tours ava ilable, last tour at 4 
p.m. all fo r fees. [;l WC &Y 
 
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 Make a date with Milledgeville, the First Lady of Georgia. Her appeal is unmistakable and her charm is undeniable. See stately southern mansions and gracious garden gates in the Antebellum Capital. 
Day One Take a guided trolley tour through Georgia's Antebellum Capital and hear fascinating stories of the spirited Old South. Visit the stately Old Governor's Mansion, an 1838 Greek Revival structure that was home to 10 Georgia governors. 
Then, wander leisurely through our charming downtown and dine in a quaint cafe. Browse for antiques or shop in specialty boutiques. Tour the beautifully restored Old Capitol Building, home to some of Georgia's greatest historical debates, including the Succession Convention of 1861. 
 
For a little relaxation, check in to a charming bed & breakfast, or stay at one of your favorite hotel chains. Ask the locals for dinner recommendations and take a drive around beautiful Lake Sinclair or take a walk through the botanical gardens surrounding Lockerly Hall, an 1839 antebellum home. Return to your room for a restful night. 
D ay Two Visit the John Marlor House, home to Allied Art. Tour the gallery which offers works from local artists and features traveling exhibits throughout the year. Visit Andalusia, the former home of Flannery O'Connor, which pays homage to the internationally famous local author. 
Fill your next getaway with capitals, columns and culture in historic Milledgeville. 
 
 AROUND TOWN TOURS 
200 hcrry t., (800) 768-340 I or (478) 743-340 I www.vi icn1acon.org/gommat 
Visit Macon's southern man ion and Fascinating ama cions wich an lntown Trolley Tour, a Downtown Tour or Combination. ave a few steps, a few hours anda few bucks ... up to 25% wich Around Town multi-attraction packages. 
, CROWNE PLAZA 
I08 First t., (478) 7 6- I46 I www.crowneplaza.com 
In the heart of historic downtown scands che upscale Crowne Plaza Hotel, minutes from all cha, Macon has to offer. The Crowne Plaza guest rooms offer all of the modern conveniences. Delicious food and drink is erved in the cozy atmosphere of our restaurant and lounge. 
TOBESOFKEE RECREATION AREA 
6600 Moseley Dixon Road, 1-475 Exit 5, (478) 474-8770 www.co.bibb.ga.us 
A 1750 acre lake with 35 mil of shoreline, two county parks wi,h campgrounds, hot howers, coin laundry, beach, swimming, boat ramps, playgrounds, picnic areas. Good fishing, marina, and clo e to shopping areas. 
CANNONBALL HOUSE 
856 Mulberry ireet, (478) 745-5982 Tours: Mon.- at. 10-5 www.cannonballhouse.org 
ince the Union attack on Macon in 1864, the Cannonball House has exhibited true grace under fire. Celebrate 150 years of history through tours and exhibit featuring Civil War memorabilia and period furnishings. 
 
Tour "The Pal,,ce ofihe S0111h" a ational Historic Landmark built in the 1850s featuring cxqui ire decorative finishes and stained glass, 18th-19th century furnishings. pen Monday- aturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., unday 1-5 p.m. Admission charged. Visi, our Museum tore. 
FINCHER' BARBECUE 
3947 Houston Ave., (478) 788-1900 Just off 1-75 near Exit 1608 Fincher's is out of chis world! The only barbecue to go into space with A A. Featured on Turner outh's "Blue Ribbon" TV show and in outhern Living Magazine, Fincher's cooks the flavor of the ouch, comple1e with curb service! 
TARCADIA 
1-75 a, Bass Road, Exit 172, (478) 475-9880 
Enjoy six acres filled with go-kart , splash n' crash bumper boats, miniature golf, a 30-foot rock wall, bungee trampoline jump, regulation size billiard rnbles and indoor game room. Open year round. all for hours. 
COLON lAL MALL MACON 
1-75 Exi, 162 1-475 Exit 3, (478) 477-7328 
olonial Mall Macon is entral Georgia's premier shopping destination, centrally located with easy interstate access from 1-75 and 1-475, featuring 200 specialty shops, 25 fubulous eateries and six major anchors. 
SOUTHERN TOUCH TOURS 
www.southerntouchrours.com 
ince 1991, we've been providing customized tours for groups and individuals. Lcr us be your one 10p shop for a perfec, rrip, and experience the hospitality of Macon and th Antebellum South with a S0111/,en, Touch. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL 
794 herry treer, (478) 751-7429 www.cherryblossom.com 
 
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For IO days each March , fesrival-lovers are treared ro an cxrravaganr display of springtime beaury and exciting festiviries siruared under a pink canopy of blo soms from more than 285,000 Yoshino Cherry trees. _, March 18-27, 2005; March 17-26, 2006. 
 
WINGATE INN OF MACON 
I00 Norrhcrcs1 Blvd, (478) 476-8 I00 
www.wingaremacon.com 
Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, we offer high-tech amcniries absolu1ely free. Lwcurious rooms feature: high-speed internet, 24-hour business center, fim s cenrer, heared whirlpool/pool, cordless & speaker phones, and complimentary 45 item hot breakfast. 
 
OCMULGEE INDIAN CELEBRATION OCMULGEE NATIONAL MONUMENT 
1207 Emery Highway, (478) 752-8257 www.nps.gov/ocmu 
romp your feet to a primitive bear each September at the Ocmulgee ational Monument. Creeks, Cherokees, Chickasaws, hocraws, and eminoles perform ancient ceremonial dance in colorful regalia. toryrellers speak of fascinating Narive American legend and lore. rep in ide an authentic earrhlodge where tribal meetings were held in these sacred grounds over I0,000 years ago. Enjoy roasted corn, buffalo burgers, Indian tacos, festive music, fine art, and native crafts. Always the third weekend of eptember. 
 
SIDNEY LANIER COTTAGE HOUSE MU EUM A PROPERTY or HI TORIC MACON 
935 High r. , (478) 743-385 I Tour the nationally regi rered 1842 birthpla.ce of idney Lanier, fumous poer and musician of the Old ouch. See hi writings, flute, and even his bride's riny wedding gown. Open Mon-Fri 9-4, ar I0-4 . 
, WILLOW ON FIFTH RESTAURANT 
325 Fifth t., (478) 74 5-9007 
Feast on the best the outh has ro offer in traditional outhern cooking. isrer restaurant to the world famous Blue Willow Inn in ocial irde, Ga, with rhe same bountiful buffer of meats, vegetables, fruits, salads and desserts. 
DODGE TOUR DE GEORGIA 
Macon rage Informarion: (800) 768-3401 www.visitmacon.org/go mmtg 
clebrare America's premier professional cycling event in Macon. The Dodge Tour de Georgia brings the excitement of world-class arl,lctes like Chris Horner and Lance Armstrong to our historic streets. Don't miss ir! April 19, 2005 
MU EUM OF ARTS AND SCI ENC ES 
4 I82 Forsyth Road, (478) 477-3232 
A place to discover the world . .. Examine the beaury of original works of art, journey to ourer space in the planetarium, touch live animals, hike ou.r nature trail , and experience a hands-on adventure in arr, science and humanities in rhe Discovery House. 11aoo-....~ -.. 
 
MACON ' GEORGIA 
 
 DAY ONE 
 Stop at Macon's Downtown Vtsitors Center for a proper inrroduction co the cicy with Around Town Historic Macon Tours or your pre-planned Southern Touch Tours itinerary. 
 The Downtown Tour includes four acrractions, all in the same block. 
Ac rhe Georgia Music Hall of Fame, you'll be jammin' in the srreers. 
The Tubman African-American Museum showcases African American arc, history and cu.lrure. 
 Seep aboard the lntown Trolley Tour of four historic halls. 
St. Joseph's Catholic Church crowns downtown wich stunning stained glass windows. 
 
The 1860 Hay House, featured on A&E's "Americas Castles" is another royal treat. 
Visit Sidney Lanier Cottage, rhe 1842 birthplace of the Poec of the Old ouch. 
See the unexploded shell chat crashed through the parlor ar the Cannonball House. 
The rrolley loops around cown all day, so you can tour attractions ar your leisure. 
 Take a break to shop downtown at Macon's rrendiesc shops: Karla's, Barnes House and che Art of Dreams. Then srroll down Cherry tree-lined boulevards and dine al fresco . 
 
 Check into a convenient and affordable hotel. Crowne Plaza or Wmgate Inn are excellent choices. 
 Wrap up your evening with Lights on Macon, 33 mansions dramatically lir in a nightly display of ou them grandeur. 
 
 "Watch the tide roll away" next ro che srarue of Oris Redding and scroll along the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail. 
 Reflect over your day's activities wich a Pig Special or some ocher savory dish at Fincher's Barbecue. 
 
DAYlWO 
 Ar Ocmulgee National Monument see over I 0,000 years of Native American culture. 
 Scop for lunch at Willow On Fifth, one of Macon's famous souchern scyle restaurants. 
 On your Around Town Downtown Tour shoor hoops at the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame. 
 
DAYTHREE 
 Venture out co hidden gems like che Museum of Arts and Sciences, Lake Tobesofkee, or Starcadia FamjJy Fun Center. 
 Shop until you drop at quaint boutiques, neighborhood villages, ecleccic galleries, and more than 200 shops ac Colonial Mall Macon. 
 
 lake Tobesofkee Recreation Area 6600 Mosely Dixon Rd., Macon , 31220 -178--17-1-8770, maconga.org Fishing, camping, boating, picnicking, tennis, and wimming avai lable. Arrowhead Park, Sandy Beach Park, and Claystone Park feature covered picnic pavilions, tennis courts, and playgrounds. Open daily 6 a.m.- 
10 p.m. Dayusc ' ,camping J;. [;lWC c,. Y 
Macon Arts Gallery -114 Cherry St., Iaeon, 3120I -17 -743 -69-10, maconarts.org Local artists show th eir one-of-a-kind sculpture, cera mics, pottery, and fine paintings. 1 ew artwork is added 
frequentl y. Open Mon.-Fri. ] I a.m.-5 p.m. Free. [;l 6,. 
 
Rose Hill Cemetery l09 1 Riverside Dr., 1acon, 3120-1 -17 -743 -3-101 , 800-768-3-10 1, 111aco11gC1.org Many famous Macon citizens re t here, in cluding Civil War soldier and Southe'.n rock-an~l-roll legend Duane Allman. Open daily until sunset. Free. [;l 6,. 
Sidney Lanier Cottage 935 1-Jigh St.. Macon , 31201 -17 -743-3 51, historicmaco11.org Step back in time with a guided tour of this I840 Nationa l Historic Register cottage that is the birthplace of the famou s poet and musician of the Old South. Guided tours 1on.- al. 10 a.m.--f p.m. Last 
tour begins at 3:30 p.m. Ca ll for fees. [;l WC 6,. Y 
 
Information on daily tours of I Ii toric Macon is available. Open l\ Ion.- al. 9 a. nt.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
Macon 1-75 WelcomeCenter 1-75 al Iile J\larker 179, I/aeon , 3J20 I -f78-99-f-9 I 9I, maconga.org 
Open dail y 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
AroundTownTours of Historic Macon 200 Cherry /., 1\ t,1co11, 3120 I 478-7-13-340 I, 800-768-3-10 I , maconga.org Enjoy louring Macon with pre-packaged admi ion to attractions, with di scounts up to 25 percent. Book an in-town tour, a clo1111to1111 tour, or a combination tour. 
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Museum of Arts and Sciences -11 82 Forsyth Rd., Macon, 3121 0 -178--177-3232, masmacon.com Th e museum is literally Macon's window on the world, with an artist's garret, a humanist's tucly, a scientist's workshop, and an enclo eel anima l habitat. Open Mon. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 
un . 1-5 p.m . Organized group tours by reserva tion. Adu lts $7, ch ildren ages Z-11 $4 (under Zfree ). seniors $6, students over 12 $5. [;l WC6,. Y 
Ocmulgee National Monument 1207 Emery Hwy., (\1/acon, 31217 -1 78-752- 257, nps.govlocnw Still-visible feature at Ocmulgee include even impressive temple burial mounds, a ceremonial earth lodge reconstructed over the original 1,000-yea r-old noor, an outli ne of a colonial British trading post, five mi les of wa lking trails, and a ivil War gun em placement. Park open da ily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. roup tours by 
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Starcadia Entertainment Park 150 Starcadia Cir., /ltacon, 31210 -17 --175-9 80, slarcadiC1.nel Choose from Blaster boats, a rock-climbing wall, minigolf, race cars, and a trampolin e high jump. Bowling 
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Tubman African American Museum 3-10 Wa/1111/ St. , Macon , 31201 -178-743-85-1-1, tubmanmuseum.com Georgia 's largest muse um devoted to African American art, history, and culture features more than a dozen galleries that chronicle the fascinating saga of Africans in America . Open 1\ lon.-Sal. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun . 2-5 p.111. Adults 5, chi ldren 3. Gu ided tours by 
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Macon- Bibb CountyConvention and VisitorsBureau 200 Cherry St., Macon, 3120 1 -178-743-3-f0J , 800-768-3-101, maconga.org 
 
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Historic Heartland BowlSprings Park 156 Academy St., fl /adiso11, 30650 706-3-12--1-15-f. 800-709-7406, madisonga.org The original Indian ettlement in ladison is now a park with winding paths for observing th e diverse wild li fe and horticulture. Open daily. Free. 
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Herit ag e Hall 277 S. Main St. , Mc1dison, 30650 706-3-12-962 7, 800-5-15- 771, frie11dsofheritagehall.com Heritage Ifall is an I 11 house museum outfitted in period furni shings and detailed with window etchings by the girl who once lived there. Th e museum also features a ghost room and a Christmas tour. Open Tue.-Sal. 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sun. 1:30--1:30 p.m. 
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Madison-Morgan Cultural Center 434 S. lain St. , Madison, 30650 706-342-4743. morgan.public.lib.ga.uslmadmorgl See this 1895 Romanesque schoolhouse and visit its history museum with performing arts and permanent exhibits on display. Open Tue.-Sat. JO a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 2-5 p.m. Croup tours by reservation. Adults 3, chi ldren $2, seniors $2. 50. Croup rates available. C;lWC b T 
Madison Museum of Fine Art 290 Hancock t., Madison, 30650 706-342-8320, madisonmuseum.org This museum features such artists as Rembrandt, Renoir, Picasso, Dali, and Calder. Changing exhibitions ensure that the reh1rning visitor will alwars find something new. Open Sun.-Fri. 1-5 p.m., at. 11 
a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. C;l WC b T 
Morgan County African American Museum 156 Academy St., ladison, 30650 706-342-919 1 Located in the 1890s Moore House, this museum preserves the frican American heritage and promotes awareness of the con tributions African Americans have made to Southern culture. Open Tue.-Fri. JO a.m.-4 p.m., at. noon-4 p.m. Guided tours available. Adults 
3, children $2. C;l WC b 
Rogers House/Rose Cottage 179 E. fefferson St., 1adison, 30650 706-343-0 190, madi onga.orglattractions.htm Rogers House, an I809 Piedmont Plains-style museum, is furnished with charming period pieces. The 1890 Rose Cottage Museum has been restored to reAect the original 0\\01er's aesthetic principles. Open for lours Mon.-Sat. JO a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sun. 1:30-4:30 p.m. 
dmission $3 for both sites. C;l WC b 
Southern Cross Guest Ranch 1670 Bethany Church Rd., Madison, 30650 706-342-8027, southcross.com Deep in the heart of Georgia's cattle country lies outhem Cross Ranch, an all-inclusive guest ranch with excellent hor eback riding (guided and unguided), pool, hot tub, game room, and lodging. Open daily 9 a.m.---0 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC IT 
Travel Services Madison Convention and Visitors Bureau and Local Welcome Center 11 5 E. /e{{erson St. , Madison, 30650 706-342-4-154, 800-709-7406, madisonga.org Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. IO a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1--4 p.m. C;l WC b 
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Classic South Funsville 4350 Wheeler Rd., Martine;:, 30907 706-863-3087, {unsvilleaugusta.com Enjoy the Water Zone, a Venetian carousel, mini-golf, go-carts, and more. Call for hours and fees. Croup rates 
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Savannah Rapids Pavilion 3300 Evans-to-Locks Rd., Martine;z, 30907 706 68-3349, samnnahrapids.com From the observation deck of this county-owned conference cen ter, see the Savannah River rapids and historic Augusta Canal. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 
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Columbia County Community and Leisure Services 630 Ronald Reagan Dr., Martine;z, 30809 
 
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Savannah Rapids Visitor's Center 3300 Evans-to-Lock Rd., Martinez, 30907 706-868-3349, savannahrapids.com Discover miles of waler, wildlife, and walking trails only steps away from a busy modern city. Take a canoe, kayak, or bicycle ride through Georgia's only ational Heritage Area. Access point for the avannah River. Open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.-4 p.m., un . 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Guided group tours by reservation. Free. 
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Magnolia Midlands Liberty Square Downtown McRae, 31055 229-868-6365, tel{airco.com Miniature monuments adorn the grounds of Liberty 
quare: a Statue of Liberty replica that is I/12 ach1al size, a Liberty Bell, and a marble memorial to tho e who died in service. Open daily. Free. b 
Little Ocmulgee State Park and Lodge 2 miles north of 1cRae, off U Hwy. 441 229-868-7474, gastateparks.org Be I known for its golf course, lodge, and restaurant, this park also offer camping, cottages, a 265-acre lake with swimming beach and boat rental , fishing. picnicking, tennis, mini-golf, and bike rentals. A nature trail and boardwalk lead to a buzzard rookery. Park open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Lodge open 6 a.m.-mid- 
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Telfair County Boat Landing Ocmulgee River, U Hwy. 341 Bridge at Lumber City McRae, 31055 229-868-6365, tel{airco.com Enter the beautiful Ocmulgee River at the bridge al Lumber City. ultiple boat landings available. Open daily. Free. C;l 
Travel Services Telfair County Chamber of Commerce 120 E. Oak St., McRae, 31055 229-868-6365, mcraega.net, tel{airco.com Open Mon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC b 
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Magnolia Midlands 1928 Metter Commissary 1210 S. Lewis St., Metter, 30439 912-685-6988, 888-704-3531, 111etter-ca11dler.co111 The commissary served lumber workers in the 1930s and now houses the welcome center and chamber of commerce. Open fall/winter fon .-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., spring/summer Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 
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Guido Gardens/Evangelistic Association 600 . Lewis St. , letter, 30439 912-685-2222, CuidoCardens.com Guido Garden , home to the popular 24-hour Chapel in the Pines, feah1res a gazebo, arbors, water attractions, bridges, Aora, and topiaries. A million Christmas lights and luminous sculptures fill these garden during the holiday season. Tours Mon.-Fri. a.m .-noon, 1-5 p.m. Call for holiday hours. Reservation sugge led. Free. 
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Metter- Candler County Chamber of Commerce 1210 S. Lewis St., letter, 30439 912-685-2159, metier-candler.com 
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Metter Local Welcome Center 1210 . Lewi I. , Metter, 30439 9I2-6 5-69 8, melter-candler.com Open ~Ion.- at. 9 a. m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. (sea- 
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Historic Heartland Allied Arts Cultural Center- John Marlor House 201 . Wayne St., /\lilledgeville, 31061 47 -452-3950, milledgevillecvb.com The Federal-style John Marlor House was built in the 1830s as a wedding present for th e second Ir . Marlor. It i currently home lo the Elizabeth Bethune gall ery and the fli ed rts Center. Open ~lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 
p.m. Free. C;l WC b 
Andalusia Farm US Hwy. 44 l ., lilledgeville, 31061 478-454-4029, andalusia{ann.org Tour the home of beloved American author Flannery O'Connor. Open for touring Tue. and al. IO a.m.-4 p.m. C;l WC 
Bartram Forest U Hwy. 4-fl ., Milledgeville, 31061 478-445-2119, milledgevillecvb.com The forest boasts walking trail , birdwatching, educational kio ks, pavilion, and garden. Open lon.- Fri. 8 
a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. C;l WC b 
Central State Hospital Museum wint Ave., lilledgeville, 31062 
47 -445-1757, centralstatehospital.org The museum chronicles the intriguing story of mental health treahnent in the United States and the 160-year history of the hospital. Office open lon.- Fri. a.m.5 p.m. Muse um open by re ervation only. Free. 
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Flannery O'Connor Memorial Ina D. Russell Library, Georgia College and 
tale University, 1illedgeville, 31061 478-445-4047. http:lllibrary.gcsu.edul~scl{oc.html n1is admirable collection includes signature pieces from O'Connor's farn1house, plu her personal library. memorabilia, and rotating exhibits. Open 1on.-Fri. 8 
a.m.--4 p.m. Free. [;l WC b 
Lake Sinclair US 1-lwy. 441, Milledgeville, 31061 478-452-4687, 800-653-1804, milledgevillecvb.eom Lake inclair is an idyllic setting for boating, fi hing, and lakeside leisure. Open daily. Free. C;l WC 
Lockerly Hall/Lockerfy Arboretum 1534 lnvinton Rd., 1illedgeville, 31061 478-452-2112, lockerlyarboretum.org T11e I 39 Lockerly Hall is a fine example of resplendent plantation architecture. Open for tour Mon . and Wed. through the 1illedgeville CVB. dmis ion 3. The arboretum, on the grounds of this old plantation home, is enlivened by native tree and educational exhibits. Open lon.-Fri. :30 a.m--4:30 p.m., al. Oct.- lay 1-5 p.m. and June- ept. IO a.m.-2 p.m. Free. C;l WC 
Memory Hill Cemetery Liberty and Franklin ts., 1illedgeville, 31061 478-452-4687, 800-653-1 04, milledgevillee1b.eom Originally called Cemetery Square, Memory Hill was designated as one of the four public squares of 20 acre each in the town plan of 1803. Many people associated with the town are buried here, such as writer Flannery O'Connor, Congressman Carl Vinson, and other Georgia statesmen. Open daily. C;l 
 
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 Museum and Archivesof Georgia Education 13 I . Clark t., lilledgeville, 31061 478-445--f39 1, http:lllibrary.gcsu.edu/~sc/magepages This 1900 former residence documents the development of education in Georgia, housing various historical record , memorabilia, and a gallery with rotating exhibiti;. Open Tue.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. or by reservation. 
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Old State Capitol Building/Georgia's Old Capital Museum 20 1 . Greene t., Milledgeville, 31061 -fl --f53- 1803, oldcapitalmuseum.com 1illedgeville was once the capi tal of Georgia, and this museum is housed in the former capi tol building, with exhibits on area history and culture. Built around I 07, the Old Capitol Building is on th e ational Register of Historic Place and is considered the first example of othi Revival archi tecture in a public building in the nited tales. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.--! p.m., at. and guided tours by reservation. 
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church 220 . Way11e t., lfilledgeville, 3106 1 47 --f52-27 /0, ststephe11sga.org 
Gothic roof now replaces the origina l nat roof, which was destroyed by the explosion of the nearbi arsenal during the War Between the tale . The handcarved chancel furniture wa executed by an early parishioner, aptain Joh n Wilcox. Office hours 
lon.-Fri . 8:30 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Stetson-Sanford House 60 1 W: Hancock St. , Milledgeville, 31061 478-452-4687, 00-653-180-f, milledgevillecvb.com Built in I 25 in the Milledgel"ille Federal style by local architect John 1larlor, the house feature a Palladian double portico and original pila ters. Open 
to trolley tour vi itor only. [;l WC T 
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Milledgeville Convention and Visito11 Bureau/Welcome Center 200 W. Hancock St., lilledgeville, 31061 -fl --f52-4687, 800-653- 1804, milledgevillecvb.com Information on Milledgeville's Andalu ia Tours and Historic Trolley Tours ava ilable. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 
a.m.-5 p.m., at. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. [;l WC 6,. 
Old Governor's Mansion Tour 120 . Clark t., fil illedgeville, 31061 -fl --f-f5--f545, gcsu.edulma11sio11 
$10 million restoration effort has returned the mansion to its I 50 appearance. ours include servanll;' area, main noor, and bedroom level. all for hours and fees. [;l 6,. 
Classic South Bo Ginn Aquarium and Aquatic Educational Center 1061 Hatchery Rd. , Iii/en, 30-f-f2 -f 78-982--f l68, gastateparks.org On the grounds of Magnolia prings tale Park. 11,e 26 freshwater tanks at this aquarium display native fish, reptiles, and turtles. Open daily 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tours by reservation. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Magnolia Springs State Park 5 miles north of lille11 011 US Hwy. 25 -f l B-982-1660, gastateparks.org K110""' for its crystal-clear springs, scenic boardwalk, and freshwater aquarium, this park offers camping, cottages, a playground, swimming pool, summer concessions, picnic areas, 28-acre lake with boat rental, and hiking and biking trails. The clear natural spring is home lo alligators, turtles, ibi , herons, and other 
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Histor ic Heartla nd Confederate Cemetery-Barnesville 1.5 miles east, 0 11 Old Alabama Rd., Milner, 30257 770-3 58-5884 More than 100 Confederate soldiers are buried here. Open daily. ~ WC 6' 
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Classic Sou th Hamburg State Park 16 miles north of Sandersville, off GA Hwy. 102 478-552-2393, gastateparks.org A restored 192 1 water-powered grishnill is fea tured at this quiet park, along with camping, a museum with agricultural tool , a 225-acre lake with boat rental, fishing, hiking tra ils, picnic areas, and a 1920s country store. Open daily 7 a. m.-10 p.m. ~WC 6' 
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Hist oric He artlan d Davis-Edwards House 238 . Broad I., Monroe, 30655 770-2 76-6663 Built around 1845 and restored in 1970, this hou e is home to the Historical ociety of Walton Coun ty and boasts a secret "mystery room " that was featured in the children's book Uncle Robert's Secret, by Wyll y Folk St. 
John. By reservation only. Call for fees. ~ WC 6' Y 
Historic Downtown Monroe lonroe, 30655-2 11 7 
770-267-7536, monroega.com Enjoy shopping, dining, and strolling the streets of this hi storic downtown . 17,e communi ty center is ava il able 
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McDaniel-Tichenor House 319 McDaniel St. , Monroe, 30655 770-267-5602, mcdaniel-tichenor.org Th e neoc lass ical-styl e Southern mansion, fo rm er home of Governor Henry Dickerson McDani el, contains many period features, such as fa ux marble fireplaces, vintage books, and the governor's own carved maghogany bed. Open Tue.-Fri. IO a. m.-4 p.m. Guided tours by reservation . Admission $3. Croup 
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Travel Services Walton County Chamber of Commerce 323 W. Spring St. , Monroe, 30655 770-267-6594, waltonchamber.org Open Mon.-17,u. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri . 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ~ 6' 
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His toric Heartland Dow'sPulpit Monument GA Hwy. 11 , Monticello, 3/064 706-468-8834, monticelloga.org This huge rock is naturally shaped like a pulpit. It's sa id that the Reverend Lorenzo Dow, Georgia' fa mous walking evangelist, preached here. Open daily. Free. 
Jackson Lake GA Hwys. 16 and 212, Monticello, 31064 706-46 -8994, monticelloga.org n ,e shores of Jackson Lake are grea t for swi mm ing, boati ng, and fishi ng. Open da ily. Free. ~ 
 
Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway At GA Hwys. 11 and 83, Monticello, 3106-f 706-468-8834, monticelloga.org 17,e scenic byway drivi ng tour commences at the rockfo rmed Dow's Pulpit, where Reverend Lorenzo Dow, the famous "walking evangeli t," used to preach. Open daily. Free. ~ 6' 
Monticello Historic District lfonticello, 31064 706-46 -8834, monticelloga.org The entire city of '1onticell o, including its do,111to,m shopping di trict, is listed on the ational Register of 
Historic Pl aces. Open daily. ~ WC 6' Tl 
Oconee National Forest 1199 Madison Rd., Eatonton, 3102-f 706--+85-7 11 0, monticelloga.org This forest encompas es 16,000 acres of pu blic land, with two wildl ife management areas, hiking, camping, birdwatching, and wildl ife ob erva tion. Open dai ly. Free. ~ 
Travel Services Monticello-Jasper County Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center, I19 W. Washington St. 0 11 the Square Monticello, 3/064 706-468-8994, monlicelloga.org The chamber of commerce hosts a display that pays tribute to hometown gi rl Trisha Yea rwood. Open Mon.-Fri . 9 a. m.-5 p.m. ~WC 6' Y 
Monticello Crossroads Trailhead and Visitors Center I 19 W. Washington t. , on the Square Monticello, 31064 706-46 -899-f, monticelloga.org 
Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Monticello Historic District Driving Tour On the Squ are, Mon ticello, 3106-f 706-468-899-f, monticelloga.org Free brochure ava ilable in visitors cente r. 
Seven Islands Trail Jasper County, 1onticello, 3/06-f 706--168-899-f, monticelloga.org This India n tra il, which later became a stagecoach route, dates back to 1670. Travel dirt roads that date back to th e 1600s and enjoy a nostalgic ride throughout Jasper County. Open dai ly. Free. 
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Historic Heartland Dickey Farms 34-f0 Old Hwy. 341, Musel/a, 31066 478-836-4362, 800-732-2-f-+2, gapeaches.com Here at the oldest opera ting packi nghouse in the slate of Georgia, watch as peaches come in from the orchard and go out to the grocery store. Enjoy the open-air market and peachy treats. Open lon.-Fri. a.m.-7 p.m., Sat.- Sun . a.m.-6 p.m. Guided tours by re erYation. 
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Classic South Birthplace of Rural Free Delivery (RFD) Historical Marker U Hwy. 278, onl'ood, 3082 1 706--+65-9675 In 1868 six men along a 5-mil e rural route hired Jerry Parsons to deliver and coll ect ma il. Each day, he made a JO-mil e walk, cove ring 3,000 mi les per year. enator T homas E. Watson obsened this plan as a young boy and later, in 1893, sponsored the bill th at created Rural Free Delivery. Today )'OU mar dri\'e by to see the site where RFD originated. 
 
Come AwayPlantation 722 Elam Church Rd. . 01wood. 30821 706--165-3292, comeawal'-plantation.com 
This hi toric plantation is now a commercial hunting presef\e as well as a site for fishing, tennis, conferences, and lodging. Call for resma tions i\ lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~WCY 
Soldiers' Cemetery Oxford College Campus, Oxford, 3005-f 00-723-832 , emory.edu/OXFORD Parl of the Ci\'il \ ar was fought near the pre ent home of Oxford College. Two of the bui ldings on campus ser\'ed a hospitals during the war, and a cemetery with the gra\'es of25 Confederate soldiers is loca ted on campus. Open dai ly. Free. ~WC 
Hi stor ic Heartland Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter -f0 I Larr}' Walker Pki,~. Perry, 3I069 -f7 -987-32-+7, 800-9 7-3247. gn{a.com This mu ltipurpose complex ho I a wide rnnge of fun activilie year-round. amo ng them the eorgia 1 ationa l Fair. and various large concerts, rodeos, horse shows, livestock competi tions, RV ra ll ies, and sporting e\'ents as well. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.rn.-5 p.111. Ca ll for schedu le and fees. ~WC 6' IY 
Priester'sPecans Candy Kitchen and Restaurant US Hwy. 75 S., Exit I 3-1, Perry, 31069 -f7 -987-60 0, 00-27 -3226, pries/er.com 
ee pecan pralines, divinity, fudge , sugar nuts, and more being made. Sample all our homemade candies, purcha e the freshest pecans in the outh. Enjoy our lunch buffet and our weekend seafood dinner buffet. Open da ily a.111 .-9 p.m. ~WC M IY 
Sam Nunn Exhibit 11 00 lain St., Perry, 31069 -f7 -98 -6200 This exhibit, housed in the Hou ton County Board of Education Building, includes memorabi lia commemorating Nunn 's early chi ldhood to his days in Washington, D.C., as a .S. senator. Open lon.-Fri. 
a.m.--f:30 p.m. hee. ~WC 6' 
Travel Services Perry Area Convention and VisitorsBureau/ Perry Welcome Center IO I Gen. Courtney Hodges Blvd.. Pern, 31069 -+78-98 000, perryga.com Information on Perry's walking tour available. Open i\1on.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., al. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 1emoria l Day-Labor Day Sun. 1-5 p.m. ~WC 6' 
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Magno li a Midland s Clark Farm and Produce 1699 Clark Farm Rd., off US /-hV). 80, Portal, 30-+50 9 / 2-865-3200, clark{amwndproduce.com Plan a visit to this working farm. You can take a tour of the farm , pick strawberries in eason, and enjoy lrawberry ice cream year-round. Enjoy hayride and pumpkin patches each fall. Visit lark Farms' stand al the 
a\'annah Farmer Markel Apr.-Oct. to buy fresh produce. Call for hours and fees. ~WC I 
 
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Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park O((U Hwy. 280, take /-16, Reidsville. 30-153 912-557-77-f-f, 00-86-f-7275. gastateparks.org T his 206-ac re park fea tures a ca mpground, lake with boat renta l, swimming pool, tennis courts, mini-golf, and picn ic areas. The recently expanded golf course offers a pro hop, unlimited weekday play, and senior 
ci tizen discoun ts. Open daily 7 a. m.-10 p.m. [;;i WC 6' 
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Greater Tattnall Chamber of Commerce and Reidsville Welcome Center 120 Brazell St., Reidsville, 30453 912-557-6323 
Open lon.-Fri. 8 a. m.-5 p.111 . [;;i WC 6' 
Historic Heartland Benjamin Hawkins Gravesite GA Hu')'- 128 W., Roberta, 31078 -f 7 -836-3 25, robertacrcnv(ordchamber.org 
olonel Benjamin Hawkins served th roughout th e Revolutionary War a a member of enera l Was hington's staff. After the war he was sent to Georgia to assume jurisdiction over all Indian tribes south of 
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Benjamin Hawkins Monument Wright Ave. and E. Agency St., Roberta, 31078 -f 7 -836-3 25, roberlacraw(ordchamber.org faec ted in 1931 by the U.S. govemment, the 1110 1111ment commemorates the life of Colonel Benjamin Hawki ns and his service in the Revolutionary War as a member of Genera l Washington's staff. Open daily. 
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Museum of Southeastern Indians 777 /ulia /ordan Rd., Roberta, 31078 -f78 36-9402 An outstanding collection of Indian arti fac ts from the cu lture of tri bes in the soulhca tern United tales. Open Fri .-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.111. or by re ervation. Call 
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Travel Services Roberta- Crawford County Chamber of Commerce 38 Wright Ave., Roberta, 31078 -f78 36-3825, robertacraw{ordchamber.org 
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Magnolia Midlands Travel Services Wilcox County Chamber of Commerce /3 39 First Ave., Rochelle, 3/079 229-365-2509, chambero(commercewilcoxcountyga.org Open J\ lon.-Fri . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;i WC 6' 
 
Iliking tra ils, a wildlife drive, and fishing are all available on this 35,000-ac re wildlife refuge. Open da)'light hours. pecial programs and tour by reservation . 
isitors center open Mon.-Fri . 7:30 a. m.-5 p.m., at. 9 a. m.- 5 p.m . Free. [;;i WC 6' 
Historic Heartland Craftsman'sRow US I hvy. 27 . Fairplay St., Rutledge, 30663 706-H 2--f-f 54, 00-709-7-106, madisonga.org Vi it artisa ns' shops and watch as th ey cane chai rs, hook and qu ilt , carve, and create works of art. Art, all in a two-bl oc k area. all for hours. [;;i WC 6' 
Hard Labor Creek State Park 1-20, Exit 105 to Rutledge, then follow signs 706-55 7-300 /, gastateparks.org While best known for ils golf course, this 5, 0-+-acre park also offers camping, trading post, cottage . two lakes with wi mming beach and boat rental, hiking and horseback riding trails (no horse rentals), and picni c areas. Open daily 8 a. m.-10 p.m. Parking 2 and 
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Brown House Museum 268 . Harris St., Sandersville, 31082 47 -552- 1965, -f7 -552-2963 for group tours washingto11 co unt y-ga.co m/c ha111ber.shtml The Brown Ilouse was General herman's headquarters on his Vlarch to the ea. ow restored to its original condition, it showcase C ivil War and Sandersville historica l arti facts. Open Tue. and Thu. 2- 5 p.111 . and 
br resm -ation. Donation accepted. [;;i WC 6' 
Washington County Genealogical Museum 129 /ones t. , andersville, 3/0 2 47 -552-6965 This center for county genealogical resea rch is loca ted in th e form er sheriff's living quarters in one of the oldest jails in Georgia. Open Tue. and Thu. 2-5 p.m. 
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Travel Services Washington County Chamber of Commerce 131 W. Haynes t., andersville, 31082 -+78-552-32 , washi11gtonco1mtyga.com Open i\,l on.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;i WC 6' 
Magnolia Midlands Lake Lindsay Grace 11 67 Gri((is Rd., Screien, 31560 9/2-579-6475 Enjoy fishing, boating, and water sports. Open dail). Free. [;;i WC 
Historic Heartland Meadows National Gun Club l06-f Rumble Rd., Smarr, 3/086 -f 78-99-f-99 l0 Meadows National offers a JOO-bird porting clars course over 12 stations, and 25-bird fi ve-stand sporting clays. Open Wed.-Sun . 10 a.111.-6 p.m. Fee are $35 per I00 rounds on the clays cour e, .7 per 25 rounds 
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Historic Heartland Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge 71 /uliette Rd., Round Oak, 3103 -f7 -9 6-5-f-f 1, piedmon t.fivs.gov 
 
Blue Willow Inn 29-f . Cherokee Rd., CA /-fo?' 11 Social Circle, 30025 770--f6-f-2 J3/ . 800-552-88 13, bluewillowi1111 .co111 
 
Welcome to Byron, Georgia!! 
F1111, home/Qwn thi11gs to see &do ... Nestkd in tl e t>ery heartland ofGeorgia, off 1-75 at exit 149, you can enjoy tt walking w11r oft!Je Historic Dowmown District., an 1870s rrstorrd tmi11 station, a 1900s dmgswrr compkte with the original soda fa1111llli11 and thm find a deal at 011e of the outlet shops or i!Je Antique MalL Antiques, 011rkt shops, mu.reums, marry historic homes, Home of The BIG PEACH, n classic cnr emporium, tlJe largest Conchman denier in the world and the 011/y HUMMER dealu south ofArla11111... 
FFSTIVAI.S - The Ba11k ofByro,~ tl1e 1 weekend in May and t/,e C,eorgia Penc/1 Festival. the l' wkmd inJune in Byron and the 2'" uwkmdin /1111, in Fort Valley. t!Je ojficialfoodfotiml ofGeorgia. SHOPPING - The Pench 0111/rt Shops m,d 77Je BIG Pmch An1tq11es & Colltibles a,,d Quaim Downtu1v,1 Shops. 
I.Joumroum Byron, The 187 0 Depot Museum &JaiU1011.>e l'nrk. 
888-686-3496 www.byronga.com 
Two Welcome Center Locations Big Peach Antiques, ~75 and Main Street, Downtown 
 
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Opened in 199 1 and housed in a turn-of-th e-century C reek Reviva l man ion, lh e Blue Willow Inn ea rned a Southern Living Readers' hoice ward fo r Best mall Town Restaurant in the South fo r fi ve yea rs. Ca ll fo r hours. Reserva tions recomm ended. [;l WC 6' fl T 
Fox Vineyards and Winery 225 CA 1-/wy. 11 S., Social Circle, 30025 770-7 7-5402 "Il1is awa rd-winning famil y-owned winery offers tour of its 15-acre vineyard and tastings fi ve clays a week. Open Wed.-Sat. 10 a. rn .-6 p.111 ., un . 1-6 p.rn . Adul ts 
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Social Circle National Historic District oci,,I ircle. 30025 
770--f6-f-l 866. socialcirclega.com Established in I832 and on the r ational Register or Histori c Places since 19 0, ocial Ci rcle boa ts a cl wntown hopping di trict that reca lls th e ictori an era. Open daily. [;l WC ~ fl T 
Town Well ocial ircle, 30025 
770--f6-f-1 66, socialcirclega.com Social Circl e takes its name from th e well in the middl e or town where residents med to gath er to wap stories or the day. Open dai ly. Free. [;l 6' 
 
Lake Sinclair Ceorgil/ Power's Lake Sinclair 706--f85-870-f, 8--f72-5253, southemco.comlgapowerllake:; Lake Sincla ir's +I 7 mil es or scenic ~horeline are pleasantl v interrupted by its cham1ing coves and inl ets. 
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Sparta- Hancock County Museum 719 Elm St. , S/iarta, 31087 706--f-f-f-7-f62. hi,1toricsparlaha ncock.org The county museum collecti on fea tures handmade quilts, \\'Oo~lca rvings. Afri ca n Am erican gift,. loca l arts and crafts. and a displai about th e life of fa 111011s l lancock County resident manda meri ca Di ck on, of A I-louse Divided fa me. Open fon .-Fri . 9 a.rn.-:i p.111 .. at.- un . b) reserva tion. Adults $3. children $1, senior 2. all fo r guided tours and group rate . 
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Magnolia Midlands Averitt Center for the Arts 33 E. foi n St ., Statesboro, 30-f59 912-2 12-2787, aierittcenterfortheart .com Th e center offers th e cornrnunit a va ri ety of arts opportuniti es in cludin g paintin g, drawing, music, clan e. and thea ter. Ca ll fo r schedule and Fees. 
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Magnolia Midlands Troup'sTomb CA 1-lwy. -f6, Soperton. 30-f57 9 /2-529-6263 Thi elaborate gra nite memorial rest. on the old plantation or form er Georgia governor eorge M. Troup . Open daily. Free. [;l 
Travel Services Soperton- Treutlen County Chamber of Commerce -f02 eco11d St. , operton. 30457 912-529-6 6 , soperton.org Open i\,fon.-Fri . a. rn .-5 p.rn . [;l WC 6' 
Million Pines Visitors Center 1-16 al GA 1-/ wv. 29, operton, 30-f 57 9 I2-529-6263 
Ser\'ing as both museum and vi itors center, this I -+" log ca bin was built in the county or Emanuel and moved to its current loca ti on in 1979. Open Mon .-Fri . 8 a. rn .-5 p.m., summ er hours 9 a. 111.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
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Classic South Confederate Square 60 I Broad St.. parta. 310 7 706--f-f-f-7-f62, hisloricsparlahancock.org "Il1is monument honoring Confedera te soldi ers is located on the grounds or th e county courthouse. Open daily. Free. [;l ~ 
Hancock County Courthouse 
60 I Broad l., S/Ja rta , 3IO 7 706-4-f-f-57-f6, hi loricspl/ rtalwnock.org A masterpiece of Victorian architecture built between 18 I and 1883, th e courthouse is listed on the I ational Regi ter of l listoric Places. Open Mon.-Fri . 9 a. rn -5 p.rn. Free. [;l WC b 
Lacksen Plantation and Quail Hunting Watenvorks Rd., Sparta, 31087 706-3 10-0688, lacksenplant ati on.corn Enjoy a dar or quail hunting in cultivated food plots. open pa ture. and thinn ed stands oFloblolly pin e at thi. pl antation nea r Lake Oco nee. all fo r hours and fees. [;l WC 
 
Center for Wildlife Education and the Lamar Q. Ball Jr. Raptor Center 
eorgia Southern Un i,ersitv, Statesboro, 30-f60 912-68 1-083 1, welcome.georaiasouthem.edulwildlife T he fac ili ty is home to numerous native pecies or birds or prey exhibited in natu ra l habitats, a well as to a large co ll ection of reptiles and amphibians. Flighted ra ptor demonstrations ,111cl hands-on reptile programs are offered to groups by reserva tion and on we kenels to th e publi c. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.111 ., at.-Sun . 
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Georgia Southern Botanical Garden 1505 Bll/nd ve., Stl/lesboro, 30-f58 9l2-87 1-1l-f9, welcome.georgiasouthem.edu lgarden The ga rdens surround a turn-of-the-centurr cottage, now th e educati on center or a preserve fo r native plants, South ern ga rden , and mi croh abitats of th e coastal plain. Ga rd ens open da il y 9 a. m.-dusk, cottage open T11 e.-Sa t. 10 a.rn.-+ p.rn ., Sun . 1- -1 p.111 . Educa tional tours by re erva tion. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Georgia Southern University Museum/Herty Nature Trail Southern Dr., Rosen wald Bldg., Stl/tesboro, 30-f60 912-68 1-5-f-f-f, welcome.geogiasouthem.edu lmuseum South ,eorgia cultu ra l and natu ral history and outstanding trave ling exhibits share th e bill here. A 26foot foss il of a prehi stori c i\ losasa ur. The T-Rex of the Sea, greets ,isilors. as "'el l as new addition Ceorgiacelus voat/ensis (the oldest whale foss il found in 
orth America). Open Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-; p.rn ., Sat.Sun . 2-5 p.m. uided group tour by reserva tion. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Savannah Avenue Historic District Savan nah Ave., Statesboro, 30-f58 912--f89- 1 69, 800-568-330 1, visil-slalesboro.com The first , uburb of Statesboro was de,eloped in th e 1900s. Many of th e original homes and ga rdens have 
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Splash in the Soro Off CA 1-/111v. 2-f, Statesboro, 30-f59 912-76-f-5637, splashinlheboro.com En joy a clay of fu n in th e sun at thi brand-new fa mily water park and .iquatics center loca ted in i\ lill C reek 
Regional Park. Ca ll fo r hours and fees. [;l WC ~ 'II 
 
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 Travel Services Statesboro Convention and Visitors Bureau 332 . Main St., Statesboro, 3045 912-489-1869, 00-56 -330 1, visit-statesboro.com Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m . 
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Classic South Emanuel Arts Council, Inc. 303 1 . Green St. , Swainsboro, 30401 478-237-2592, emanuelarts.org The mission of the council i to pon or and promote cultural programs in all areas of the fine arts for the betterment of the general community. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' 
Travel Services Swainsboro-Emanuel County Chamber of Commerce 102 S. lain St ., Swainsboro, 3040 J 478-237-6426, emanuelchamber.org Open ~lon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~WC 6' 
Burton'sFerry Site US Hwy. 30 I ., ylvania, 30467 912-56-f-7 78, screl'encounty.com A historical marker notes the site of the ferry used by 
ea rly settlers around 1815 . Open daily. Free. ~ 6' 
Dell-Goodall House US Hwy. 301, State Route 24, yl,ania, 30467 9 I 2-564-787 , 9 I 2-829-329 J 171e former Screven County seal of Jack onboro is said to have been destroyed by a curse. Th is I I5 hou e i 
~'all that remains. Tours avai lable by rese rvation. Free. 
Travel Services Georgia Visitor Information Center-Sylvania 8463 Burton's Ferry Hwy., Sylvania, 30467 912-829-333 1, georgiaonmymind.org Open Mon .-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Screven County Chamber of Commerce JOI S. )\Jain t. , ylvania, 30467 9 I2-564-7 7 , scre1e11cou11ty.com 
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Classic South 1810 Country Inn and Winery 25-f r. Seymour, TJ,omson, 30824 706-595-3 I 56, 00-515-1 JO J8 JOcou11tryi1111a11dwi11ery.com This recently opened winery offers an atmo phere for both the wine lover and the family. Take an in-depth look al the process of wine making. Call for tours. Free. ~ WC 6' rl T 
Big Hart Recreation Area US Hwy. 78, Thomson, 30824 706-595-86 13, 800-533-347 , thomson-mcdu(fie.org This day-u e recreation area offer picnic helters, a boat ramp, beaches, and campground . Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' 
Clarks Hill Lake Wildlife Management Area Smith Iii/ Rd., Thomson, 30824 706-595-4222, golwntgeorgia.com Deer, turkey, small game, raccoon, possum, fox , bobca t, dove, and feral hogs roam these I2,700 acre . Primitive camping available. Call for hunting hour and fees. All state license la11~ apply. ~ 
 
Historic Wrightsboro \Vrightsboro Rd. off US Hwy. 7 , Thomson, 30824 706-597- 1000, thomson-mcdu(fie.org The I 68 settlement of Wrightsboro was once 
corgia' only Quaker community and the southernmost point of Quaker migration in , orth merica. II that rema ins today i the old Wrightsboro Church, built around I 8 I 0, and the adjoining cemetery. By reservation only. Free. ~ WC 
Pine Top Farm Equestrian Center US Hwy. 781278, J393 Augusta Rd., Thomson, 30824 706-595-3792, pinetopfam1.com Thi 500-acre equestrian center hosts a variety of events. Its facilities include hunter/jumper rings, dressage arenas, cross-country courses through the advanced level, and permanent event tabling for 150 horses. Call for schedule and fees. ~ WC 6' 
Rock House Rock House Rd., Thomson , 30824 706-597- 1000, thomson-mcduff,e.org Built around 17 5, this is the oldest stone residence in Georgia. The design and construction are typical of the ew Jersey area, where many of Whitesboro's Quakers originated. Open daily. all the visitor bureau for directions. 
Watson-Brown Foundation 3JO Tom Watson \Vay, Thomson, 30 24 706-595- 8 6, 866-923-6863, watso11-brown .org The Watson-Brown Foundation features two house museum , built in 1830 and 1865. third house, known as Hi ckorv Hill and built around I 64, will be opened in the sp~ing of 2005. Call for hours and fees. ~WC 6' 
Travel Services Thomson-McDuffie Tourism Convention and Visitors Bureau I I1 Railroad St., Thomson, 30824 706-597-1000, thomson-mcdu(fie.org Open Mon.-Thu. :30 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Classic South Broad River Campground 
181 Elberton Huy., Tignall, 30668 i06-359-2053, reserveusa.com On J. trom Thunnond Lake, thi park has great fishing, boat ramp, and full-service camping. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.111. Call for fees. ~ WC 6' 
Travel Services Washington-Wilkes County Chamber of Commerce 104 E. Liberty I., Washington, 30673 706-67 -2013, washingtonwilkes.com Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Classic South George L Smith State Park Between Metter and Twin City, off GA Hwy. 23 47 -763-2759, gastateparks.org Thi quiet and picturesque park features a covered bridge/mill built in 1880 and moss-draped cypress tree . Primitive camping, cottages, a 412-acre lake with boat rental, fishing, trails, picnicking, concessions, and playground are provided. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Classic South Durhamtown Plantation Sportsman Resort 2350 Randolph Church Rd., Union Point, 30669 706--1 6-4603, durhamtoWll.com 
 
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\ long the '\ orth Fork of the Little Ri, er. this 5.-00acre old-st) le re ort boasts fi,e mile, of mer bottom. a sporting la) course. fishing. paintball, ATV riding, arche~ range, pistol/rifle range, cabins. camping. and .i pavilion for cookouts. Food is available on the \\ eekends. Open daily. all for fees. ~WC o- T 
Travel Services Union Point Historical Driving Tour U 1-/u~- 27 , Union Point. 30669 706--f53-7592, 00-8 6-5253, greeneccoc.org Ca ll for schedule and fees. 
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Magnolia Midlands Altama Museum of Art and History 611 Jackson I., \ 'idalia, 30-17-f 912- r-1911, vidaliaga.com I loused in the historic 1911 Brazell I louse, this mu,eum 's permanent col lection includes I th- and I9thcentu~ /\mcrican and European prints. 20th-cenh1~ Southern paintings. I th- and I9th-cenlur)' Libb) porcelain coll ecti ons, John James i\udubon first-edition hand-colored prints, and periodic shows of" ork by \'isiti ng arlists. all for hours. Free. 
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Ladson Genealogical Library 125 Church I., \ 'idalia, 30F-I 912-537-S l 6, toombs.public.lib.ga.uslladso11./1tm I.adson's store of genealogical malcnals focu se; primarih on the southeastern nited late; and the eastern 
>~aboard. Open \l on.-Fri. 10 a.rn.-1 p.111., 1-6 p.m., 
Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.111. Free. 
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UGA Vidalia Onion and Vegetable Research Center 100 Vidalia weet Onion Dr. , le. , Vidalia, 30-fH 912-538 687, vidalicwrea.com E,er \\onder "hat makes a Vidalia nion a Vidalia> chedu le a lour of the research center located in the heart of onion countn, and find out! 'lours are mailable onl) during the 1,'anesl season. Call for hours and 
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Vidalia Onion Factory and Gifts / h,~- 2 0 E., Vidalia, 30F-f 
9 /2-526-3-f66. 00-2Z--66-16, 1idaliao11ion .com Stop b) th e Vidalia 0111011 Facio~ for gifts and onion products th:11 "ill be sure to delight )Ollr lastcbuds. I lanesting and processing begins in mid-.\ pr. and continues through mid-June. all the Vidalia Arca C\'B for a lour. Frec. ~WC 
Travel Services Vidalia Area Convention and Visitors Bureau 100 Vidalia weet Onion Dr., \'idalia. 30F-I 912-53 -86 7, search1idalia.com Information on Vidalia's Farm ' lour mailable. Open \ lon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.111. Free. ~ WC 6' 
Toombs-Montgomery Chamber of Commerce and Development Authority 2 05 K First St., Vidalia , 30-17-f 9l2-5 r -+i66, toombschamber.co111 Open 1' 1on.-Fri . :30 a.m.-5 p.m. 
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Historic Heartland Museum of Aviation/Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame CA l h"' 1r . and Russell Pkin, \\ anrer Hobi11s. 3108 -f7 -926-6870, 888 01-3359, museu111ofa1wt1011.org This mu eum's more than 200,000 square feet of c,hibits include historical displays of milita~ airc,aft 
 
and campa ign,. Loca ted in the 1m1,eu111, th e I !all of ~,1mc honor, di; tingui shcd men Jncl \\Omen "ho ha,e made significant contribution to a, iation in Ceorgia. Open daili 9 ,1.111.-5 p.111. Croup tours b) resen ation. 
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Trove/ Services Warner Robins Convention and Visitors Bureau 99 '\ . First I., \\c1mer Hobi11s, 31093 ro-922-5100. ~8b-288-\\'HCA (91-f2 ) 11an1er-robi11s.org 
Open 1' lon.-Fri. S a.m.-5 p.111. ~ WC 6' 
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Classic South Burkhalter Home ,o:; Davis St.. \\ ,,rre11to11. 30 '28 -o6--f65-960-f. ll'arre11cou11tvga.org Rcrnluti onan \\'ar soldier J,1cob Burkhalter built the first colonial i,ouse 111 \\'arren ounl). On his last ,isi l to \merica, General 1.afoicttc spe nt h,o " eeks in this ho111c being nursed back to health . Dri,e by onl); no lour mailabl e. 
Ogeechee River Mill -f i -15 Re\'llolds Rd., \\ cirre11ton , 30828 106--165-960-1. warre11cou11tvga.org Located on bea utiful Ogccchcc Ri, er, this co rn mill ha, been in operation ,incc I 26. all for hours. Free. 
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Ogeechee Wildlife Management Area CJ\ /h11. 16 S. \\ '., \\'arre11to11, 30828 -o6--f65-960-I, ll'arre11cormtvga.org Enio) a pri111iti, e "ildlifc c,panse. Open daily. Free. 
Walk the Halls of History \\'arrc11 Cou111) Courthouse, 52 1 \ lai11 St . \\ c1rre11to11 , 3082, 706--f65-2 l 7I. ll'arre11cor111tig<1.org Original arl\\ork hung in the Warren ounti Courthouse depicts local heritage. Open \lon.-Fri . 
a.in.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Travel Services Warren County Chamber of Commerce 552 \lai11 St., \\'arre11to11. 30826 -o6--f65-960-I. warre11cou11tiga.org 
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Classic South Georgia'sOldest Jail CA /1111. 15. \\arthe11. 3l09-I 
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Dri,c b, Georgia's olclc,t \\OOden jail, a one-111a11 , truclure built around 1,8- . \aron Burr is sa id to hm e spent th e 11ight here on hi; wai to \'irginia, "here he ,ms lo ,1,111d trial for lrca,011. 
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Classic South Callaway Plantation l/S l--/111. 78. \\c1shi11gto11, 30673 706-678-7060, ll'ash111gto11wilkes.comlattractio11s.ht111/ /\I this Ii, ing-hi, to~ n111seu111. pick cotton, tour plantation house,, and ,cc pri1nitivc crafts. Cuided lours Tue.- al. IO a.111.-5 p 111., un . 2-5 p.111. all for fees. ~WC 
Kettle Creek Revolutionary War Battlefield \\'arhi/1 Hd., \\'ashi11gto11. 306:-3 -06-6-0-20 13, we1shi11gto1111'tlkes.co111/<1ttractio11s.html On Fcbrua~ 1-1, 1--9, an important battle bet\\ een the British and Patriot forces fore, er broke the stranglehold th at the British had on Georgia. Open cbil). 
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Mary Willis Library 10,f E. L,bertv St., \\'as/1i11gton, 30673 -06-6- --:-736. 11ashi11gto11wilkes.com/<1tlractio11s. html ' ll1e first free libra~ in Georgia "a built in I ' b) I r. \\'ill is in memo~ of hi, daughter J\ la~. The building also hou,es the chest that was thought to hold the 
onfcdera le gold. bnt actual!) did not. Open \Ion.. \\ eel., Fri. :30 a.m.-5:'l0 p.m., Tue. and 11,u. 8:30 a.111.~ p.m., 
Sat. 10 a. m.-4 p.m. h ee. ~ WC 6' 
Robert Toombs House Historic Site :! 16 E. Robert Toombs Ave.. \\ 'ashing/on, 30673 -06-6- -2226, g<1stateparks.org 'I his \\hite-columned mansion \\as the home of a Confederate leader and nnre omlructcd Rebel. \ isilors ca n tour the home, filled "ith furniture from Toom bs famih. and see Ci, ii \\'ar exhibits. a film , and gift ,hop. Op~n Tne.-Sat. 9 a.m .-5 p.m.. Sun. 2-5 p.m. ~WC 
Second Time Around Mini Farm H6 l lendn L11.. \\\1shingto11, 30673 -o6-6'i8--f902. seco11dtime<1ro1111d111inifar111.co111 This farm offers an opportunil) lo see animals in their 0\\11 natural habitat. ee the scarlet maca\\, bab,doll sheep. llamas, goals, potbelli ed pigs, mini-clonke,s: and Japan ese koi fish . Sia) in a prhate bunga lo\\. cook fre h fi sh. or go paddleboa ting al the fonn . ,\dulls 10, cl11l- 
dren S. all for hours and group rates. ~ WC 6' T 
Washington Historical Museum 308 E. Robert 'foombs A,e.. \\ashi11gton. '06-, -06-67 -2105 I he loca l histon muse um tell s the slon of the Wilkes 
Counh area. Ci, ii \\'ar and Indian artifact collections 
arc pr~minenll) featured here. pen Tue.- al. 10 ,1.111 .-5 p.111 ., , un . 2-5 p.111. i\dults 3. chi ldrc11 5-12 
2, under 5 free. Call for group rates. ~ WC 6' 
Travel Services Washington- Wilkes Chamber of Commerce 10-f E. Libert\St.. \\'ashi11gto11. 306-3 106-6- &-20 13. was/111,gtonwilkes.com 
Open \l on.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Talesof the South 91I Spring St.. \\ i1shingto11, 306-:-3 -o6-6-b--f9 l0. tours.south .com 1alcs of th e South is a full meeting. e,ent, a11d destination 111anagc111cnl cm np:1111, kno" n for a unique approach lo producing e,enls. Open \lon.-Fri. 9 ,1.111.-5 p.111. Ca ll for fees. ~ WC 6,. 
Historic Heartland Chappelle Gallery in the Historic Haygood House 25 S. \lain I., \\ 'atki11sville, 306--06-3 /0-0%5 The gallc~ shO\,cases dra" ings. paintings. pottc~ . glass. wood. and ,-r011ght-iron "orks b) nationalh kno\111 artists. Open \ lon.-S,11. 10 a.111.-:;,30 p.m. Free. ~ WC 
Elder Mill Covered Bridge Elder \Iii/ Rd., \\'utki11s1ille. 30677 -06-769-5 191, visitoconee.com Built circa I 97. this is one of th e la I \\Oc,Jc n bridge> 
till in use on a public road. Open dail) . Free. 6' 
Happy Valley Pottery 1210 Carson Cra,es Rd.. ll'atkin ville. 30677 706-769-5922 Founded in JrO and named after a \\'a lt Disne\ production. I lapp, \ 'alle) Polle~ features on-site polle~  making and gl;m-blo" ing demonstrations. The 0\\ ner, crea tions arc abo sold al the happell c Calle~ . Open \ lon.-Sa t. &a.111.--l p.m. Call for unda) rescm,tions. 
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 Herman C. Michael Park CA Hwy. 53 and Elder Rd. Wa tkinsville, 30677 706-769-3965, oconeecounty.net 1l1is 40-acre park has lighted ball fi elds, tennis court , and jogging and natu re trails. Open da ily. Free. 
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Washington Farms 569 1 I-log Mountain Rd. Watkinsville, 30677 706-769-0627, washingtonfanns.net C hoose your own pumpkin, or pi ck your own strawberri es and bl ackberri es in season. In the fa ll , take a hayride, visit the petting fa rm , or fin d your way through th e corn maze. Call for hours and fee . [;l WC fl 
Travel Services 
Eagle Tavern Welcome Center, Museum,and Gift Shop 26 N. Main St. Watkinsville, 30677 706-769-5 197, visitoconee.com This early-Georgia stagecoach stop an d tavern also has a pi cni c area, gift shop, and tourist in form ation center on-site. Open Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m .-5 p.m. Free. 
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WAYNESBORO F-11 
Cla ssic South Burke County Museum 536 Liberty St., Waynesboro, 30830 706-554-4889, home.bellsouth.netlp/PWP-bcmuseum Th is museum hou es arti facts pertaining to Burke County. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m., weekends and holidays by appoinhnent. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Historic Waynesboro Downtown Waynesboro, 30830 706-554-5451, burkechamber.com Sh ops and restaura nts line the streets of the city known 
as the Bird Dog Cap ital of the World. [;l WC o,.fl 
Travel Services 
Burke County Chamber of Commerce 24 J E. Sixth St., Waynesboro, 30830 706-554-545 1, burkechamber.com 
Open Mon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC o,. 
WILLACOOCHEE 
Magnolia Midlands Lott'sCountry Store and Grist Mill 5772 Mora Rd., Willacoochee, 31650 912-384-6858 Fresh-ground grits and simple Southern style are this attraction's specialty. Stop by and shop in the cou ntry 
 
store or try a home-cooked meal. Breakfast and lunch ervecl. Call in advance for reserva tions. Open Mon.- at. 6 a.m .-10 p.m. [;lWC M IY 
Mccranie Brothers Turpentine Still US Hwy. 82 W. , 'v\lillacoochee, 31650 912-534-5 152 Drive past the restored turpenti ne distillery, which operated from 1936 to 1942. Open daily. 
Gourd Farm US Hwy. 111089 Hoyt Braswell Rd., Wrens, 30833 706-547-6784 1l1is farm produces gourds in all sizes. Fresh homemade syrups and vegetables are sold here as well. Open daily. Call for hours. Free. [;l WC 6,. 
Travel Services Johnson County Chamber of Commerce 11 I W. Court St. , Wrightsville, 31096 478-86-f-7200, wrightsville-jol111soncou11ty.com 
Open Mon.-Tue. and Thu.-Fri. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
 
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Days Inn 
 
930 S.Pierce St. 
 
Sunset Motel 
 
915 S.Pierce St. 
 
Best Inn 
 
2715 Atlanta Hwy. 
 
Best Westem,Colonial Inn 
 
170 N. Milledge Ave. 
 
Bulldog Inn 
 
1225 Commerce Rd. 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
3980 Atlanta Hwy. 
 
Courtyard by Marrion 
 
166 N.Finley St. 
 
Days Inn,Athens 
 
230 N.Finley St. 
 
Foundry Park Inn &Spa 
 
295 E. Dougherty St. 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
2220 W. Broad St. 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
197 E. Broad St. 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
mw.BroadSt. 
 
Howard Johnson Microtel Inn 
 
1 2465 W. Broad St. 1050 Ultimate Or. 
 
Perimeter Inn 
 
3791 Atlanta Hwy. 
 
Suburban lodge 
 
2044 S.Milledge Or. 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
3425 AtlantaHwy. 
 
Travelodge 
 
898W.Broad St. 
 
Adams Affordable Inn 
 
1370 Gordon Hwy. 
 
Adams Super Inn 
 
1602 Gordon Hwy. 
 
AmeriSuites, Riverwatch 
 
1062 Claussen Rd. 
 
Augusta Budget Inn 
 
441 Broad St. 
 
I Augusta Inn &Conference Center Augusta Lodge 
 
1075 StevensCreek Rd. 1 1520 Gordon Hwy. 
 
IAugusta Suites Inn 
 
3038 Washington Rd. 
 
Augusta Towers Hotel &Conference Center 2651 Perimeter Pkwy 
 
Augusta Western Motel 
 
3054 Deans Bridge Rd. 
 
Best Western Augusta Inn 
 
452 Park West Dr. 
 
Comfort Inn,Medical Center 
 
1455 Walton Way 
 
Comfort Inn, West 
 
629 Frontage Rd. NW 
 
I Country Suites,Augusta Riverwalk 
 
3Ninth St. 
 
Courtesy Motel 
 
60515th St. 
 
Courtyard by Marrion 
 
1045 Stevens Creek Rd. 
 
Days Inn 
 
3320 Deans Bridge Rd. 
 
Days Inn,Washington Rd. 
 
3026 Washington Rd. 
 
Days Inn,Wheeler Rd. 
 
3654 Wheeler Rd. 
 
912-632-7000 912-632-7286 706-549-1530 706-546-7311 706-543-3611 706-227-9700 706-369-7000 706-543-6511 706-549-7020 706-548-9600 706-549-4433 706-546-8122 706-548-1111 706-548-5676 706-S48-3000 706-208-8812 706-549-0251 706-549-5400 706-724-0080 706-560-0551 706-733-4656 706-722-0212 706-738-8811 706-798-2230 706-868-1800 706-855-8100 706-796-1493 706-6S1 -9100 706-722-2224 706-855-6060 706-774-1400 706-722-2525 706-737-3737 706-793-9600 706-738-0131 706-868-8610 
 
800-DAYSINN ' daysinn.com 
 
800-BESTINN 800-WESTERN 
800-228-5150 800-321-2211 800-329-7666 866-9ATHENS BOO-HAMPTON 800-862-8436 BOO-HOLIDAY 800-446-4656 888-771 -7171 
800-951-7829 800-800-8000 800-578-7878 
 
bestinn.com IH!stwestem.com bulldoginnathens.com comfortinn.com co urtya rd .com/AHN CY daysinn.com fo und rypa rki nn .co m 
I hamptoninn.com hi-athens.com hi-athens.com hojo.com 1 microtel.com 
perimeterinn.com suburbanhotels.com super8.com t@velodge.com 
 
800-833-1516 amerisuites.com 
 
800-654-7452 800-325-3535 
BOO-WESTERN 800-228-5150 800-4CHOICE 800-4 S6-4000 800-321-221 1 800-321-221 1 800-DAYSINN 800-0AYSI NN 800-DAYSINN 
 
augustasuitesinn.com 
 
bestwestern.com comfortinnaugusta.com comfortinn .com countryinns.com/augusta_riverwalk 
 
marrion.com daY5inn.com daY5inn.com da inn.com 
 
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Econo lodge, Gordon Hwy. 
 
2051 Gordon Hwy. 
 
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1-2 53 
 
Econo lodge,Martinez Economy Inn Executive Inn &Suites Fairfield Inn,Marrion 
 
4090 Belair Rd. 3061 DeansBridge Rd. 1238 Gordon Hwy. 201 Boy Scout Rd. 
 
706-863-0777 706-798-8480 706-724-9613 706-733-8200 
 
800-553-2666 800-228-2800 
 
econolodge.com fa irfield inn .com 
 
64 1 41 
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Guest House International 
 
3023 Washington Rd. 
 
706-736-2595 800-214-8378 guesthouseintl.com 
 
1 120 
 
Guest Inn 
 
2650 Center West Pkwy 
 
706-736-2585 
 
1 72 
 
Hampton Inn Hampton Inn &Suites Holiday Inn 
 
3030 Washington Rd. 4081 S. Belair Rd. 2155 Gordon Hwy. 
 
706-737-1122 800-HAMPTON 706-860-1610 800-HAMPTON 706-737-2300 800-HOLIDAY 
 
hamptoninn.com hamptoninn .com holiday-inn .com 
 
2 145 
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2-3 lSO 
 
Homewood Suites by Hilton 
 
1049 Stevens Creek Rd. 
 
706-738-3131 800-225-5466 homewoodsuites.com 
 
3-4 65 
 
Howard Johnson Executive Inn &Suites Kings Inn Knights Inn la Quinta 
 
601 NW frontage Rd. 2926 Peach Orchard Rd. 210 Boy Scout Rd. 3020 Washington Rd. 
 
706-863 -2882 706-793 -3306 706-737-3166 706-733-2660 
 
800-446-4656 
800-843-5644 800-NU-ROOMS 
 
hojo.com 
knightsinn .com laquinta.com 
 
1-2 36 47 
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Ma11erslnn 
 
3027 Washington Rd. 
 
706-863-5566 800-633-3434 mastersinn.com 
 
1 120 
 
Medical Center Inn &Suites 
 
110315thSt. 
 
706-724-S560 
 
1-2 42 
 
Microtel Inn &Suites 
 
2176Gordon Hwy. 
 
706-7366425 888-771-7171 microtelinn.com 
 
64 
 
Microtel Inn &Suites Motel6 Partridge Inn 
 
2909 Riverwatch Dr. 459 Park West Dr. 2110 Walton Way 
 
706-481-8010 888-771-7171 706-6S1-8300 800-466-8356 706-737-8888 800-476-6888 
 
microtelinn.com motel6.com partridgeinn.com 
 
62 
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2-4 156 
 
Quality Inn,fort Gordon 
 
4073 Belair Rd. 
 
706-855-2088 800-4CHOICE 
 
choicehotels.com 
 
2 66 
 
Quality Inn &Suites 
 
1052 Claussen Rd. 
 
706-737-5550 800-228-5151 qualityinn.com 
 
2-3 112 
 
Radisson Riverfront Hotel 
 
Two 10th St. 
 
706-722-8900 800-333-3333 radisson.com/augustaga_riverfront 4 237 
 
Ramada Inn &Suites 
 
3037 Washington Rd. 
 
706-6S0-1311 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
1-2 59 
 
Ramada Limited,Belair Rd. 
 
4324 Belair frontage Rd. 
 
706-860-8840 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
1 34 
 
Ramada Limited,Gordon Hwy. 
 
2154 Gordon Hwy. 
 
706-733-8115 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
12 42 
 
Ramada Plaza Hotel 
 
640 Broad St. 
 
706-722-5541 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
2 200 
 
Red Carpet Inn 
 
2050 Gordon Hwy. 
 
706-733-5566 800-2S1-19S2 
 
114 
 
Red Roof Inn &Suites 
 
4328 frontage Rd. 
 
706-228-3031 800-REDROOf redroof.com 
 
1-2 53 
 
Rodeway Inn West 
 
2852 Washington Rd. 
 
706-736-0707 800-228-2000 rodewayinn.com 
 
47 
 
Savannah Suites 
 
3421 Wrightsboro Rd. 
 
706-849-3100 866-367-2766 savannahsuites.com 
 
172 
 
Sconish Inn 
 
1079 Stevens Creek Rd. 
 
706-737-8121 800-2S1-1962 reservahost.com 
 
1-2 32 
 
Scottish Inn 
 
1636 Gordon Hwy. 
 
706-790-1380 800-251-1962 reservahost.com 
 
35 
 
Sleep Inn 
 
1050 Claussen Rd. 
 
706-738-7473 800-4CHOICE 
 
sleepinn .com 
 
82 
 
Suburban lodge 
 
707 Scott Nixon Mem.Or. 
 
706-854-9711 800-951-STAY suburbanhotels.com 
 
1-4 138 
 
Sunset Inn 
 
3034 Washington Rd. 
 
706-860-8485 
 
1-2 48 
 
Super 8 
 
2137 Gordon Hwy. 
 
706-738-5018 877-554-3740 supers.com 
 
58 
 
Travelodge West Bank Inn Wingate Inn 
 
3039 Washington Rd. 2904 Washington Rd. 4087 Belair Rd. 
 
706-868-6930 800-578-7878 706-733-1724 706-860-8223 800-228-1000 
 
travelodge.com wingateinns.com 
 
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Wingate Inn 
 
2123 Noland Connector 
 
706-729-1616 800-993-7232 wingateinns.com 
 
2-3 64 
 
BARNESVIW Country Hearth Inn 
 
648 Hwy. 341 S 
 
770-358-0967 800-268-0967 countryhearth.com 
 
1-2 40 
 
Sun Inn 
 
878 Hwy. 341 S 
 
770-358-1700 866-978-6466 
 
1-2 27 
 
BAXLEY 
 
Budget H011 Inn 
 
9S8 E. Par'm St. 
 
912-367-2200 800-283-4678 geosites.com/budgeth011inn 
 
1-2 JO 
 
Holiday Inn Express Oak Dale Motel 
 
53 Heritage St. 
mo Hatch Pkwy s 
 
912-367-6653 800-HOLIDAY 912-367-26S9 800-367-2659 
 
ichotelsgroup.com oakdalemotel.com 
 
2 Sl 20 
 
Pine lodge 
 
539 S. Main St. 
 
912-367-3622 800-841-6052 baxley.org 
 
54 
 
Sconish Inn 
 
1179 Hatch Pkwy S 
 
912-367-36S2 800-2Sl-1962 reservahost.com 
 
1-2 23 
 
BYRON 
 
Be11 Western Inn &Suites 
 
101 Dunbar Rd. 
 
478-956-3056 800-9378376 bestwestern.com 
 
2-3 70 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
115 Chapman Rd. 
 
478-956-1600 800-228-51SO comfortinn.com 
 
2-3 60 
 
Days Inn 
 
246 Hwy.49 N 
 
478-956-5100 800-329-7466 the.daysinn.com/byron04900 
 
62 
 
Econo lodge Econo lodge 
 
515 Old Macon Rd. 12003 Watson Blvd., Exit 46 
 
478-956-5600 800-533-2666 478-956-2800 800-533-2666 
 
econolodge.com econolodge.com 
 
12 92 
1-2 so 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
102 Holiday Court 
 
478-956-7829 800-HOLIOAY 
 
ichotelsgroup.com 
 
2-3 61 
 
Passport Inn 
 
111 Chapman Rd. 
 
478-956-5200 800-251 -1962 reservahost.com 
 
50 
 
Super 8 Motel 
 
305 Hwy.49 N 
 
478-956-3311 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
56 
 
CLAXTON 
 
American Inn &Suites 
 
7903 US Hwy.301 
 
912-739-2525 866-808-0084 
 
33 
 
Carriage Inn 
 
6N. Duval St. 
 
912-739-2962 800-251 -1962 reservahost.com 
 
40 
 
Northside Inn 
 
8305 US Hwy.301 
 
912-739-4485 
 
27 
 
COCHRAN 
 
Budget Inn 
 
806 N. Second St. 
 
478-934-8151 
 
1-2 14 
 
Royal Inn Motel 
 
405 E.Dykes St. 
 
478-934-0943 
 
1-2 26 
 
CONYERS 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
1363 Klondike Rd. 
 
770-760-0300 800-228-S150 comfortinn.com 
 
2 83 
 
Conyers Motor Inn 
 
1056 Dogwood Or. 
 
770-483-4724 
 
1 31 
 
Days Inn 
 
1350 Dogwood Or. 
 
770-922-3314 800-0AYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
2-4 57 
 
Hampton Inn Hawthorn Suites Go~ Resort Holiday Inn 
 
1340 Dogwood Or. 
 
770-483-8838 800-426-7866 
 
16S9 Centennial Olympic Pkwy 770-761 91SS 800-527-1133 
 
1351 Dogwood Or. 
 
770-483-3220 800-HOLIOAY 
 
hamptoninn .com hawthomsuitesgr.com holidayinn.com/conyersga 
 
2-3 104 
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2 134 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
1164 Dogwood Or. 
 
770-760-1230 800-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
57 
 
la Quinta Inn &Suites 
 
1184 Dogwood Or. 
 
770-918-0092 800-531 -5900 lq.com 
 
119 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
1070 Dogwood Or.NE 
 
770-760-0777 800-272-6232 ramada.com 
 
66 
 
Richfield lodge 
 
1297 Dogwood Or. 
 
770-483-1332 
 
109 
 
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GROVETOWN IIAWIINSVILU HAZLEHURST JACKSON JESUP LINCOLNTON I.OCiANVllLE LOUISVILU MACON 
 
LODGING 
 
PRICING: l =S0-$50 2=$51 -$80 3=$81-$120 4=$121+ 
 
Suburban Extended Stay Best Western,Colonial Inn 
 
1385 Old McOonough Hwy. 10130 Alcovy Rd. 
 
770-918--0618 800-951 -STAY 770-786-5800 800-528-1234 
 
suburbanlodge.com bestwestern.com 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
10225 Hwy.141 N 
 
770-784-1849 800-521 -2121 comfortinn.com 
 
Cornerstone Lodge of America 
 
9161 City Pond Rd. 
 
678-625-1000 
 
cornerstonelodgeofamerica .com 
 
Days Inn 
 
10166 Alcovy Rd. 
 
770-788-8919 800-DAYSINN 
 
the.daysinn.com/covi ngtonO7648 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
10101 Alcovy Rd. 
 
770-786-4133 800-4CHOICE 
 
choicehotels.com 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
10111 Alcovy Rd. 
 
770-787-4900 800-788-1390 hiexpress.com 
 
Benton'sMotel 
 
1660 S.Peterson Ave. 
 
912-384-1694 
 
douglasga.org 
 
Days Inn 
 
907 N.Peterson Ave. 
 
912-384-5190 800-329-7466 daysinn.com 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
1604 S.Peterson Ave. 
 
912-383-7550 BOO-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
1750 S.Peterson Ave. 
 
912-384-9100 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
sixcontinents.com 
 
Inn at Douglas 
 
1007 N.Peterson Ave. 
 
912-393-3638 
 
douglasga.org 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
1628 S.Peterson Ave. 
 
912-384-9432 BOO-JAMESON 
 
jamesoninn.com 
 
Super8Motel 
 
1610S.PetersonAve., Hwy.441S 912-384-0886 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
Western Motel 
 
1700S.PetersonAve., Hwy.441 S 912-383-9888 
 
douglasga.org 
 
Best Western Executive Inn&Suites 
 
2121 USHwy.441 S 
 
478-275-2650 888-274-6491 
 
bestwestern.com 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
2110 US Hwy.441 S 
 
478-274-8000 888-845-4555 comfortinn.com 
 
Dublin Inn 
 
2111 US Hwy.441 S 
 
478-275-7637 800-315-2525 daysinn.com 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
2184 US Hwy.441 S 
 
478-296-1223 800-424-6423 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
2108 US Hwy.441 S 
 
478-275-1600 BOO-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
Holiday Inn Express Hotels &Suites 
 
2192USHwy.441 S 
 
478-272-7862 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
holidayinnexprmdublin.com 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
100 P.M.Watson Dr. 
 
47B-275-3008 BOO-JAMESON 
 
jamesoninn.com 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
2150 US Hwy.441 S 
 
478-272-5141 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
735 Central Dr. 
 
478-277-9161 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
Days Inn 
 
1126 College St. SE 
 
478-374-7000 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
EastmanMotel 
 
1234 College St. 
 
478-374-4765 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
103 Pine Ridge Rd. 
 
478-374-7925 BOO-JAMESON 
 
jamesoninn.com 
 
Budget Inn 
 
616 N.Jefferson Ave. 
 
706-485 -287 1 
 
Cuscowilla Resort on Lake Oconee 
 
126 Cuscowilla Dr. 
 
706-485-9616 Boo-458-5351 
 
cuscowilla.com 
 
Western Motel 
 
926 Oak St. 
 
706-485-1100 
 
Best Western,Hilltop Inn 
 
951 GA Hwy.42 N. 
 
478-994-9260 800-528-1234 bestwestern.com 
 
Budget Inn 
 
1-75,Exit 188,GA Hwy.42 
 
478-994-9333 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
333 Harold G. Clart Pkwy 
 
478-994-3400 800-228-5150 choicehotels.comlhotel/ga767 
 
Days Inn 
 
343 N.Lee St.,Exit 187 
 
478-994-2900 800-329-7466 daysinnforsyth.com 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
320 Cabiness Rd. 
 
478-994-5603 800-424-6423 econolodge.com 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
520 Holiday Cir. 
 
478-994-9697 BOO-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
480 Holiday Cir. 
 
478-994-5691 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
holidayinn.com 
 
Regency Inn 
 
325 Cabiness Rd. 
 
478-994-2643 
 
Super 8 
 
436 Tift College Dr. 
 
478-994-5101 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
TradewindsMotel 
 
100 TradewindsDr. 
 
478-994-9383 
 
Days Inn &Suites 
 
300 Commercial Hts. 
 
478-825-3600 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
Valley Inn 
 
204 Commercial Hts. 
 
478-822-9090 
 
Glennville Inn 
 
812 N.Main St.,US Hwy.301 N 912-654-3407 
 
Days Inn 
 
288 W.Clinton St. 
 
478-986-4200 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
Granite Shoals lodge 
 
3991 Walker Church Rd. 
 
706-453-7639 
 
Inn on theGreenat Port Armor 
 
1201PortArmorPkwy 
 
706-453-7366 800-804-7678 portarmor.com 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
2252 S.Main St. 
 
706-453-9135 BOO-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
Microtellnn 
 
2470 Old Eatonton Hwy. 
 
706-453-7300 888-771-7171 
 
microtel.com 
 
The Ritz-Ca~ton Lodge,Reynolds P1antatio~ Lake Oconee Trail 
 
706-467--0600 800-241 -3333 
 
ritzcarlton.com 
 
Thrift Court Motel 
 
306 W.Broad St. 
 
706-453 -7341 
 
Best Western Augusta Inn 
 
452 Park West Dr. 
 
706-651 -9100 800-528-1234 bestwestern.com 
 
Best Western Inn &Suites 
 
100 Buchan Dr. 
 
478-783-1300 
 
bestwestern.com 
 
Budget Inn 
 
509 Broad St. 
 
478-783 -2002 
 
Troner's Inn 
 
111 N.Warren St. 
 
478-783 -2914 
 
Best Western 
 
143 Martin Luther King,Jr.Dr. 912-375-3400 800-528-1234 bestwestern.com/hazlehurst 
 
Days Inn 
 
29 E.Coffee St. 
 
912-375-4527 800-329-7466 the.daysinn.com 
 
McDonald'sLodge 
 
160W.Coffee St. 
 
912-379-1770 888-844-8207 
 
mcdonaldslodge.com 
 
Days Inn 
 
625 E.Third St. 
 
770-504-8100 800-DAYSINN 
 
the.daysinn.com 
 
Plantation lodge &Motel 
 
385 Macon Ave. 
 
770-504-8811 800-504-8811 
 
plantationlodgejackson.com 
 
Days Inn Suites 
 
1096 Express Lane 
 
912-427-2980 800-DAYSINN 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
1100 Express Ln., US Hwy.301 S 912-417-7760 800-HOLIDAY 
 
sixcontinentshotels.com 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
105 Hwy.301N 
 
912-41H800 BOO-JAMESON 
 
jamesoninn.com 
 
Western Motel 
 
194 Hwy.301 S 
 
912-427-7600 
 
Cullars Inn 
 
140ElmSt. 
 
706-359-6161 
 
Lincoln Motel 
 
688 S.Washington St. 
 
706-359-4311 
 
SoapCreek Lodge 
 
3000 SoapCreek Lodge Rd. 706-359-3114 
 
lincolntonmarine.com 
 
Soap Creek Restaurant &Lodge 
 
2498 Soap Creek Rd. 
 
706-359-3115 
 
Whits Inn 
 
4648 Lawrenceville Rd. 
 
770-466-0807 
 
Allenwood Motel 
 
515 Hwy.1Bypass 
 
478-615-7205 
 
Louisville Motor Lodge 
 
308 Hwy.1Bypass 
 
478-615-7168 
 
Best Inn &Suites 
 
130 Holiday Dr.N 
 
478-405-0106 800-BESTINN 
 
bestinn.com 
 
Best Western,Riverside Inn 
 
2400 Riverside Dr. 
 
478-743-6311 888-454-4565 
 
bestwestem.com 
 
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4681 Chambers Rd. 2690 Riverside Dr. 4951 Eisenhower Pkwy 3990 Sheraton Dr. 108 first5t. 2856 Jeffersonville Rd. 2737 Sheraton Dr. 6000 Harrison Rd. 4604 Chambers Rd. 1990 Riverside Dr. 49Sl Romeiser Rd. 4717 Chambers Rd. 110 Plantation Inn Dr. 4035 Sheraton Dr. 4173 Interstate Pkwy 3680 Riverside Dr. 5010 Eisenhower Pkwy 107 Holiday North Dr. 3590 Riverside Dr. 4755 Chambers Rd. 2720 Riverside Dr. 2566 Riverside Dr. 4546 Hartley Bridge Rd. 150 Plantation Inn Dr. 4952 Romeiser Rd. 3944 River Place Dr. 4295 PioNono Ave. 4991 Harrison Rd. 4630 Chambers Rd. 115 Riverside Pkwy 4709 Chambers Rd. 3950 River Place Dr. 3900 Sheraton Dr. 205 Broadway 4999 Eisenhower Pkwy 1044 Riverside Dr. 5022 Romeiser Dr. 140 Plantation Inn Dr. 3928River Place Dr. 3980 Riverside Dr. 1459Eisenhower Pkwy 6007 Harrison Rd. 3935 Arkwright Rd. 3850 Riverside Dr. 5000 Harrison Rd. 5009 Harrison Rd. 100 Northcrest Blvd. 1201 Eatonton Rd. 1972 Eatonton Rd. 2001 Eatonton Rd. 2012 Eatonton Rd. 2080 Eatonton Rd. US Hwy.441 &US Hwy.20 2091 Eatonton Rd. 434 S.BelairRd. 750 E. Oak St.,US441 S 61SE.OakSt. 1300 Fortner Rd. 1300 Fortner Rd. Exit 104 off l-16 Hwy.121 850 S.LewisSt. 720 S.Lewis St. 2621N.ColumbiaSt. 2595 N.Columbia St. 2551 N.ColumbiaSt. 2461 N.Columbia St. 1839N.ColumbiaSt. 2627 N.Columbia St. 424 Hwy. 25 N 812 W. Washington St. 205 S.JohnsonSt. 110 Perimeter Rd. 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51 -$80 3=$81 -$120 4=$121+ 
 
478-781 -5300 800-5281~ 478-746-8855 800-228-5150 
 
bestwestem.com comfortinn.com 
 
478-788-5500 478-477-8899 478-746-1461 478-755-9091 
 
800-218-5150 800-321 -2211 800-2CROWNE 800-DAYSINN 
 
comfortinn.com marriot.com/courtyard/MCNGA crowneplaza.com/hotels/mcnfs daysinn.com 
 
478-745-8521 800-DAYSINN 
 
dayslnn.com 
 
478-784-1000 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
478-781 -2810 
 
478-746-6221 800-553-2666 478-474-1662 800-553-2666 478-781 -0088 
 
econolodge.com econolodge.com 
 
478-474-9922 888-723-1777 fairfieldinn.com 
 
478-738-9007 800-228-2800 fairfieldinn.com/mcnfi 
 
478-474-8800 800-732-8383 
 
478-471-0660 BOO-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
478-757-9711 800-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
478-471-llll 800-527-1133 hawthornsuitesgr.com 
 
478-474-2610 800-HOLIDAY 478-788-0120 478-743-1482 800-465-4329 
 
sixcontinentshotels.com holidayinn-macon.com hiexpress.com 
 
478-746-7671 800-446-4656 hojo.com 
 
478-788-7500 
 
478-474-8004 BOO-JAMESON 478-471-1868 800-843-5644 
 
jamesoninn.com knightsinn.com 
 
478-475-0206 478-788-8910 478-474-2870 478-781 -7131 
 
800-S31-5900 800-633 -3434 800-466-8356 800-228-5151 
 
laquintamacon.com mastersinn.com motel6.com qualityinn.com 
 
478-474-4000 800-228-5151 
 
qualityinn.com 
 
478-781-6680 800-806-6149 
 
478-477-7477 800-RED-ROOF 478-475-4280 800-331-3131 
 
red roof.com residenceinn.com/mcnri 
 
478-738-9030 800-578-7878 478-781-4343 800-228-2000 478-746-3561 800-251-1962 
 
riverviewhotel.net rodewayinn.com 
 
478-474-2665 800-251 -1962 
 
478-476-8111 478-757-8300 478-474-2805 478-781 -9996 478-788-8800 478-757-8688 
 
800-4CHOICE 800-4CHOICE 800-EXT-STAY 800-951 -STAY 800-800-8000 800-800-8000 
 
sleepinn.com sleepinn.com extendedstay.com suburbanhotels.com super8.com super8.com 
 
478-474-9902 800-578-7878 travelodge.com 
 
478-471 -6116 800-578-7878 478-474-0871 
 
travelodge.com 
 
478-476-8100 800-993-7232 706-342-0996 
 
wingateinns.com 
 
706-342-0054 800-228-5150 comfortinn.com 
 
706-342-1839 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
706-342-9003 800-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
706-342-3433 800-HOLIDAY 
 
sixcontinentshotels.com 
 
706-342-2121 866-621 -9977 
 
706-342-7800 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
706-860-8173 229-868-7431 
 
229-868-0004 912-685-4100 800-424-6423 912-685-4100 
 
telfair.com comfortinn.com 
 
912-685-3000 800-HOLIDAY 
 
hiexpress.com 
 
912-685-2800 
 
912-685-2700 478-453-2212 478-452-9290 478-453-8471 478-451-0050 
 
800-251 -1962 800-937-8376 800-228-5150 800-DAYSINN 800-HAMPTON 
 
bookroomsnow.com bestwestern.com comfortinn.com the.daysinn.com/milledgeville hamptoninn.com 
 
478-454-9000 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
hiexpress.com 
 
478-452-3502 800-2RAMADA 478-982-2727 706-468-6018 
 
ramada.com regencyinnandsuites.net 
 
912-583-2281 478-987-4454 
 
mountvernoninnandsuites.com bestinn.com 
 
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Best Western-Bradbury Inn &Suites 205 Leet Dr. 
 
PRICING: 1=50-550 2=551 -580 3=581-5120 4=5121+ 478-218-5200 800-WESTERN bestwestern.com 
 
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1602 Sam Nunn Blvd. 
 
478-987-7710 877-424-6423 choicehotels.com 
 
2-3 100 
 
Days Inn &Suites 
 
201 Leet Dr. 
 
478-987-8777 800-616-1002 daysinn.com 
 
2-3 88 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
102 Valley Dr. 
 
478-987-2142 800-4CHOICE 
 
econolodge.com 
 
1-2 80 
 
Great Inn 
 
1006 St. Patrick Dr. 
 
478-987-5600 877-987-5600 greatinn.com 
 
1 120 
 
Guesthouse Inn 
 
202 Valley Dr. 
 
478-987-2585 
 
guesthouseintl.com 
 
1-2 45 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
102Hampton Ct. 
 
478-987-7681 800-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
2-3 98 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
200 Valley Dr. 
 
478-987-3313 800-808-8804 holiday-inn.com/perryga 
 
2 203 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
200 Market Place Dr. 
 
478-987-5060 800-JAMESON 
 
jamesoninn.com 
 
2 40 
 
Knights Inn 
 
704 Mason Terrace 
 
478-987-1515 800-843-5644 knightsinn.com 
 
45 
 
New Perry Hotel 
 
800 Main St. 
 
478-987-1000 800-877-3779 newperryhotel.com 
 
40 
 
Passport Inn 
 
1519 Sam Nunn Blvd. 
 
478-987-9709 800-251-1962 reservahost.com 
 
1-2 30 
 
Quality Inn 
 
1504 Sam Nunn Blvd. 
 
478-987-1345 800-4CHOICE 
 
qualityinn.com 
 
65 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
100 Market Place Dr. 
 
478-987-8400 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
1-2 60 
 
Red Carpetlnn 
 
105 Gen.Courtney Hodges Blvd. 478-987-2200 800-251 -1962 reservahost.com 
 
60 
 
Relax Inn 
 
103 Marshallville Rd. 
 
478-987-3200 
 
33 
 
Sandman Motel 
 
400 Gen.Courtney Hodges Blvd. 478-987-2393 
 
1 42 
 
Sconish Inns &Suites 
 
405 Gen.Courtney Hodges Blvd. 478-987-3622 800-251-1962 reservahost.com 
 
1-2 70 
 
REGISTER REIDSVILLE 
 
Super 8Motel Travelodge Sconish Inn friendship City Inn 
 
102 Plaza Dr. 100 Westview Ln. 2875 US Hwy.301 I 204 Brazell St. 
 
478-987-0999 478-987-7355 912-852-5200 912-557-6899 
 
800-800-8000 888-988-9080 
 
supers.com the.travelodge.com/perry09581 
 
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SANDERSVIUE Holiday Inn Express 
 
508 I.Harris St. 
 
478-553-1414 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
sixcontinentshotels.com 
 
1-3 53 
 
Villa South Inn 
 
725 I. Harris St. 
 
478-552-1234 800-622-7589 villasouth.com 
 
1-2 98 
 
STATESBORO Best Western,University Inn 
 
1Jameson Ave. 
 
912-681-7900 BOO-WESTERN bestwestern.com 
 
2 39 
 
Budget Inn 
 
109 N. Main St. 
 
912-764-5631 
 
42 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
17870 Hwy.67 
 
912-681 -2400 800-424-6423 choicehotels.com 
 
2-3 59 
 
Days Inn 
 
461 S. Main St. 
 
912-764-5666 800-DAYSINN 
 
the.daysinn.com/statesboro04662 1-2 44 
 
Deluxe Inn Eagle Inn Guesthouse International 
 
225N.MainSt. 458 S. Main St. 230 S. Main St. 
 
912-764-S651 912-764-9117 912-764-6121 
 
40 
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Hampton Inn 
 
616 fair Rd. 
 
912-681-7700 800-426-7866 hamptoninn.com 
 
2-3 80 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
425 S.Main St. 
 
912-489-7368 800-HOLIDAY 
 
sixcontinentshotels.com 
 
2-3 92 
 
Hometown Inn 
 
126 Rushing Ln. 
 
912-681-4663 866-830-4663 hometowninnstatesboro.com 
 
2-3 59 
 
Howard Johnson 
 
316S.MainSt. 
 
912-489-2626 800-446-4656 hojo.com 
 
1-2 65 
 
La Quinta 
 
225LanierRd. 
 
912-871-2525 
 
2 64 
 
The Lodge of Statesboro 
 
406 Institute St. 
 
912-489-4176 
 
1 57 
 
Trellis Garden Inn 
 
Stiles Inn 
 
SWAI 
 
Bradford Inn 
 
107 I.Main St. 453 S. Main St. 6881.Main St. 
 
912-489-8781 800-475-1380 912-764-9633 478-237-2400 
 
trel Iisgardenin n. com 
 
2-3 39 
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Budget Inn 
 
3221.Mainlt. 
 
478-237-4786 
 
1 14 
 
Days Inn 
 
654 I.Main St. 
 
478-237-9333 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
1-2 32 
 
New Swainsboro Inn 
 
612 I.Main St. 
 
478-237-3177 
 
33 
 
Sunset Inn 
 
561 I.Main St. 
 
478-237-7542 
 
29 
 
Western Inn 
 
328 I.Main St. 
 
478-237-7051 
 
1 37 
 
Days Inn 
 
404 W. Ogeechee St. 
 
912-564-2490 800-DAYSINN 
 
the.daysinn.com/sylvania07698 1-2 34 
 
Best Western,White Columns Inn 
 
1890Washington Rd. 
 
706-595-8000 800-528-9765 
 
whitecolumnsinn .com 
 
1-4 132 
 
Days Inn 
 
2658 Cobbham Rd. 
 
706-595-2262 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
40 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
130 N.Seymour Dr. 
 
706-595-7144 800-553-2666 econolodge.com 
 
1-2 47 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
1893 Washington Rd. NW 
 
706-595-6500 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
holidayinnthomson.com 
 
2-3 80 
 
Knox Terrace Motel 
 
106 Georgia Ave. 
 
706-595-1202 
 
20 
 
Scottish Inn 
 
1847Washington Rd. 
 
706-595-8700 
 
scottishinn.com 
 
1 59 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
1509 E.firstSt. 
 
912-538-8100 800-424-6423 
 
comfortinnvidalia.com 
 
2-3 68 
 
Days Inn 
 
1503lyons Hwy.280 E 
 
912-537-9251 800-DAYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
64 
 
Econo Inn Holiday Inn Express Inn at Vidalia 
 
204 E. first St. Hwy 280 2619 E.First St. 2505 E. first St. 
 
912-537-2867 912-537-9000 800-251-1962 912-537-1282 
 
sixcontinentshotels.com 
 
40 
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Sconish Inn 
 
705 E.first St. 
 
912-537-7611 
 
46 
 
WADLEY 
 
Wadley Inn 
 
US Hwy.1Bypass 
 
478-252-9393 
 
1-2 25 
 
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WARNERIQIINS Admiral 8enbow Inn 
 
2079 Watson Blvd. 
 
478-929-9526 
 
admiralbenbow.com 
 
79 
 
Best Western Peach Inn 
 
2739 Watson Blvd. 
 
478-953-3800 800-528-1234 bestwestern.com/peachinn 
 
50 
 
Bradbury Inn 
 
102 Rigby Dr. 
 
478-918-0046 
 
35 
 
Budget Inn Comfort Inn &Suites Comfort Suites 
 
2076 Watson Blvd. 951.Hwy.247 3101 Watson Blvd. 
 
478-922-7642 478-922-7555 800-528-2967 478-953-5240 800-228-5150 
 
comfortinn.com comfortsuites.com 
 
20 
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220 Margie Dr. 
 
478-971-1660 800-456-4000 countryinns.com 
 
2-4 61 
 
Days Inn &Suites Hamp1on Inn Holiday Inn 
 
215MargieDr. 4000 Watson Blvd. 2024 Watson Blvd. 
 
478-953-6866 800-DAYSINN 478-953-9443 BOO-HAMPTON 478-923-8871 800-HOLIDAY 
 
daysinn.com hamptoninn.com holiday-inn.com/wamerrobins 
 
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Jameson Inn Montclair Motel Ramada Inn &Conference Center 
 
2731 Watson Blvd. 200 M. L. King Jr. Blvd. 2725 Watson Blvd. 
 
478-953-5522 800-JAMESON 478-923 -4276 478-953-3000 800-953-8463 
 
jamesoninn.com ramada.com 
 
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WAIINBIDIIS SuiteOne 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
Watson Hotel 
 
WASHINGTON The Rtzpatrick Hotel 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
Red land Motel 
 
WAYNESBORO Best Western 
 
Days Inn 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
WRENS 
 
Western Motel 
 
2103 Moody Rd. 10S Woodcrest Blvd. 1440 Watson Blvd. 16 West Square 115 Ann Denard Dr. GA Hwy,78 &378 1224 N.Liberty St. 225S.LibertySt. 1436 N,Uberty St. US Hwy.1 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51-$80 3=$81-$120 4=$121+ 
 
478-329-9222 
 
suiteonehotels.com 
 
478-923-8600 800-800-8000 478-922-2006 
 
super8.com 
 
706-678-5900 866-678-3489 thefitzpatrickhotel.com 
 
706-678-7925 BOO-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
706-678-3225 
 
washingtonwilkes.com 
 
706-554-0806 
 
bestwestem.com 
 
706-554-9941 800-0AYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
706-437-0500 BOO-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
706-547-3021 
 
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912-583-4055 800-765-0080 xOO 
 
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Magnolia Terrace 
 
277 Hill St. 
 
706-548-3860 
 
bbonl ine.com/ga/magnoliaterrace 
 
3-4 
 
Nicholson House 
 
6295 Jefferson Rd. 
 
706-353-2200 
 
nicholson housein n.com 
 
3-4 
 
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Azalea Inn Queen Anne Inn Tarteton Oaks Bed &Breakfast &Museum MagnoliaMornings Bed &Breakfast 2119-The Inn 
 
312-316 Greene St. 406 Greene St. 643 Greenwood St. 1038 Speir St. 2119 Emory St. NW 
 
706-724-3454 706-723-0045 770-358-4989 478-364-4030 770-787-0037 
 
877-292-5324 877-460-0045 877-LUV-GWTW 866-429-3 777 
 
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Come Home to theCountry B&B Page House Dodge Hill Inn ABed &Breakfast: Rosewood Forsyth Square Restaurant &Inn 
 
1 875 JamesCurrieRd. 711 Bellevue Ave. 
I 5021 Ninth Ave.NE 
301 N.Madison Ave. 
22W.Main St. 
 
478-275-8766 478-275-4551 478-374-2644 706-485-9009 478-994-2165 
 
478-994-2189 
 
dublinfarm.com pagehousebb.com dodg ehilli nn .com 
 
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FORTVALUY Evans Cantrell House Bed &Breakfast 300 College St. 
 
478-825-0611 888-923-0611 
 
evans-cantrellhouse.com 
 
2-3 4 
 
GREENS80RO Higdon House Bed &Breakfast 
 
301 W.Green St. 
 
706-453-2511 
 
higdonhouseinn.com 
 
2-3 6 
 
Washington Grass Inn 
 
2281 Fuller Rd. 
 
706-467-2520 
 
washingtongrass.com 
 
3 3 
 
HAWIINSVIW Betty Faye'sBed &Breakfast 
 
417 Commerce St. 
 
478-892-3494 
 
bettyfayesbedandbreakfast.com 
 
HAZllHURST Garden Gate Inn 
 
572 Bell Telephone Rd. 
 
912-375-5035 
 
JESUP 
 
Martin'sNest Bed &Breakfast 
 
300 S.Main 
 
912-586-6457 
 
bbonlin e/ga/ma rtinsnest 
 
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Jarrell 1920 House 
 
715 Jarrell Plantation Rd. 
 
478-986-3972 888-574-5434 x1920 jarrellhouse.com 
 
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Especially for You! Bed &Breakfast Hummingbird House 
 
3861 SmithsoniaRd. 120W.Church St. 
 
706-743-3620 866-944-4YOU 706-340-1049 678-641 -7728 
 
espforyou.com bedandbreakfast.com 
 
2-3 2 4 
 
Old Town Plantation &Retreat 
 
8910 US Hwy.1 7S 
 
478-589-7419 888-754-2717 
 
2-3 5 
 
1842 Inn Brady Inn 
 
353 College St. 2S0 N.Second St. 
 
478-741-1842 800-336-1842 706-342-4400 
 
1842inn.com bradyinn.com 
 
4 19 3-4 7 
 
Burnett Place 
 
317 Old Post Rd. 
 
706-342-4034 
 
bumettplace.com 
 
Farmhouse Inn 
 
1051 Meadow Ln. 
 
706-342 -7933 
 
thefarmhouseinn.com 
 
4 10 
 
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Madison Farm Bed &Breakfast Madison Oaks Inn &Garden Southern Cross Guest Ranch B&B The Parker House Inn 
 
1981 Broughton Rd. 766 East Ave. 1670 Bethany Church Rd. 301 Huckabee St. 
 
706-342-9269 706-343-9990 706-342-8027 229-868-2326 
 
866-342-9269 877-495-7030 
 
madisonfarm.com 
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southcross.com telfairco.com 
 
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The Windows Inn 
 
206 S.Fourth Ave. 
 
ll9-868-2067 
 
thewindowsinn.com 
 
2 
 
Mlll.EDGEVIW Antebellum Inn 
 
200 N.Columbia St. 
 
478-454-5400 478-453-3993 antebelluminn.com 
 
2-3 
 
Guest House 
 
520 W.Hancock St. 
 
478-452-3098 
 
3-4 
 
NOIIWC!!!P.. Come Away Plantation 
 
8722 Elam Church Rd. 
 
706-405-3292 
 
comeaway-plantation.com 
 
21 
 
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Penfield House &Gardens 
 
5121 Penfield Rd. 
 
706-453-9800 
 
2 
 
PERRY 
 
Hender10n Village 
 
125 S.langston Or. 
 
478-988-8696 888-615-9722 hender10nvillage.com 
 
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Swift Street Bed &Breakfast 
 
1204 Swift St. 
 
478-988-9148 87HIJ7-7794 bbonline.com/ga/swiftstreet/ 
 
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Beaver House Inn &Restaurant Georgia'sBed &Breakfast Historic Statesboro Inn &Restaurant Coleman House Inn Edenfield House Inn 1810 Country Inn &Winery Grand Lady Suites Bethany Farms 1894Inn Babe'sHouse Bed &Breakfast 
 
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Hill &Hollow Farm 
 
2090 ThomsonRd. 
 
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hillandhollow.atonline.com 
 
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Holly Ridge Country Inn 
 
2221 Sandtown Rd. 
 
706-285-2594 
 
washingtonwilkes.com 
 
Hunter Finnell House 
 
217 lexington Ave. 
 
706-678-7953 706-678-1477 washingtonwilkes.com 
 
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Second Time Around Mini Farm 
 
146 Hendry St. 
 
706-678-4902 
 
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Sleighter House 
 
307 N. Alexander Ave. 
 
706-678-3166 
 
sleighterhouse.com 
 
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The Wa~ton Plantation~ &Breakfast 15 Lexington Ave. 
 
706-678-2006 877-405-9956 washin_gtonplanlation.com 
 
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HISTORIC SOUTH BED AND BREAKFASTS 
 
Wisteria Hall Ashford Manor Bed &Breakfast Rivendell Bed &Breakfast Steadman House Bed &Breakfast 
 
225 E. Robert Toombs Ave. 5Harden Hill Rd. 3581 S. Barnett Shoals Rd. 828 Liberty St. 
 
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Little River Marina &family Resort 
 
4271 Old Lincolnton Rd. 
 
Mistletoe State Park 
 
3723 Mistletoe Rd. 
 
Ridge Rd.umpground 
 
5886 Ridge Rd. 
 
Wildwood Park 
 
6212 Holloway Rd. 
 
Winfield umpground 
 
7701 Winfield Rd. 
 
Fox Hollow umpground 
 
4032 Peach Orchard Rd. 
 
Riverfront Marina Warehouse &Camping 298 Prep Phillips Dr. 
 
Deen's umpground 
 
998 Deen Landing Rd. 
 
Pine Lake Campground 
 
5540 High Shoals Rd. 
 
lnteritate RV Center 
 
305 Chapman Rd. 
 
Robins Travel Park 
 
4756 Houseri Mill Rd. 
 
Jay Bird Springs Resort &Campgrounds 1221 Jay Bird Springs Rd. 
 
Barksdale Bobwhite Plantation 
 
Rt. 4,Long Street Rd. 
 
Hillside Bluegrass Park &RV Park 
 
Rt.5,Box 41 
 
The Woods RV Park 
 
Rt.2,Box 370 
 
A.H.Stephens State Park 
 
GAHwy.22 
 
McDuffie Public Fishing Area umpground 4695 Fish Hatchery Rd.SE 
 
General Coffee State Park 
 
46 John Coffee Rd. 
 
Pinetucky Campground 
 
1007 umpground Rd. 
 
Oconee Springs Park 
 
109S.Spring Rd.SE 
 
Indian Springs State Park 
 
678 Lake Clark Rd., GA Hwy. 42 
 
KOA umpgrounds 
 
414 S.Frontage Rd., Exit 186 
 
L&DRV Park 
 
GA Hwy.18,Dames ferTY Rd. 
 
Adamson'sFish Camp at Beard'sBluff US Hwy.JOI S 
 
North Shore Resort 
 
2541 Carey Station Rd. 
 
Old Salem Park 
 
1530 Old Salem Rd. 
 
Parks Ferry Recreation Area 
 
1491 Parksmille Rd. 
 
Hawkinsville Arena Pecan Park 
 
US Hwy.129 S 
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High Falls State Park 
 
76 High Falls Park Rd. 
 
Jaycee Landing &umpground 
 
230 Jaycee Landing 
 
Dames Ferry Park 
 
9546 GA Hwy.87 
 
Elijah Clark State Park 
 
2959 McCormick Hwy. 
 
Lake Tobesofkee Recreation Area 
 
6600 Mosely Dixon Rd. 
 
Country Boy'sRV Park 
 
2750 Eatonton Rd. 
 
Little Ocmulgee State Park &Lodge 
 
US Hwy.441 
 
Brookwood RV Resort Park at Parrish Lake Rt. S, Box3107 
 
Lake Sinclair Villages 
 
1000 Marigold Rd. 
 
Little River Park 
 
3069 N.Columbia St. 
 
Magnolia Springs State Park 
 
1053 Magnolia Springs Dr. 
 
Hamburg State Park 
 
6071 Hamburg State Park Rd. 
 
Brewton-Parker College RV Campground GA Hwy.280 
 
Coffeeubins 
 
46 John Coffee Rd. 
 
Boland'sRV Park 
 
800 Perimeter Rd. 
 
Crossroads Travel Park 
 
1513 Sam Nunn Blvd. 
 
fair Harbor RV Park 
 
51S Marshallville Rd. 
 
Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park 
 
USHwy.280W 
 
Wiregrass Trail RV Campground 
 
268 Catfish ln. 
 
Hard Labor Creek State Park 
 
Fairplay Rd., 1-20,Exit 105 
 
Happy Acres Resort Campgrounds Parkwood Motel &RV umpground 
 
5441 Odum Rd.S 
12188 us Hwy.301 S 
 
Pinevale umpground 
 
1667 Statesboro Hwy. 
 
Big Hart Campground 
 
RUSlell l.anding &Washington Rds. 
 
Raysville Campground 
 
6584 Lincolnton Hwy. 
 
Broad River umpground 
 
8181 Elberton Hwy. 
 
Hesteri FerJY Campground 
 
1864 Graball Rd. 
 
George L.Smith State Park 
 
371 George LSmith Rd. 
 
Durhamtown Plantation 
 
2350 Randolph Church Rd. 
 
Rocky Comfort RV umpground 
 
1975 Johnson Cir. 
 
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barksdaleplantation.com hillsidebluegrass.com 
gastateparks.org gofishgeorgia.com gastateparks.org 
eatonton.com gastateparks.org koa.com/where/GA/10101 .htm 
ww.northshoreresort.net georgiapower.com/gpclake georgiapower.com/gpclake hawkinsvillega.net 
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georgiapower.com/gpclake gastateparks.org co.bibb.ga.us/laketobesofkee 
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fa irharborrvpark.com gastateparks.org 
gastateparks.org happyacresresort.com parkwoodrv.com 
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Like a Rock 
Forget about California.The first American gold rush was in the hills of North Georgia.Tour amine or pan for gold at Dahlonega's Consolidated Gold Mines or Cleveland's Gold 'nGem Grubbin' Mine. Celebrate Villa Rica,the City of Gold,at the Gold Rush Festival. But don't forget about granite.More of it is mined in Elberton than anywhere else in the country, and it's celebrated at the Granite Museum and Exhibit, which displays historical photos, stone-working tools, and quarrying methods. Elberton'smassive granite monument, the Georgia Guidestones, carries inscriptions about preserving the earth, while in White, the Weinman Mineral Museum showcases minerals,gems,and fossils. 
 
Sparkling Waters 
Waterfalls cascade, rivers run, and lakes dazzle the eye.Feel the cool spray of Anna Ruby, Amicalola, Tallulah,and DeSoto Falls.Go white-water rafting on the Chattooga and Ocoee Rivers. Fish or boat at Lakes Burton, Rabun, Lanier, Allatoona,Winnie, Tugalo, Hartwell,Carter's, and Blue Ridge. 
 
Long Ago 
Life in the Appalachian foothills was once amatter of self-sufficiency. The Foxfire Museum in Mountain City affords aglimpse of mountaineers' home goods, folk arts,and tools.The brand-new Northeast Georgia History Center in Gainesville tells fascinating stories of the area'shistorical events and the people they touched. 
 
Hug aTree 
With 750,000 acres,10 wilderness areas, 1,367 miles of trout streams, and 430 miles of hiking trails,the Chattahoochee National Forest is anature lover's paradise.Experience the cool, still hush of lush woods filled with fauna and flora, silence that is broken only by the rumble of waterfalls and the rush of rivers. 
 
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 Farm Finds 
Some call it agritourism,but cider-sippin; pumpkin-pickin' visitors to local farms call it just plain fun.Take atour or participate hands-on.From Appletree Farms to Bradley'sPumpkin Patch,Fred's Famous Peanuts to the Southern Tree Plantation, eagle'sDairy to the Gourd Place, take advantage of this agricultural cornucopia. 
 
Speed Demons 
Racing has its roots in the mountain moonshine runners. Keep the spirit alive when the checkered flag drops and the cars roar at Road Atlanta,Atlanta Dragway, Sugar Creek Raceway, and Lanier National Speedway. Trace the sport's history at Dawsonville'sThunder Road USA's Georgia Racing Hall of Fame. 
 
Great Getaways 
Relax in style at Barnsley Garden Resort or Lake Lanier Islands.A10-acre garden plus spa treatments,golf, and fly-fishing headline Barnsley'soptions.Lake Lanier Islands offers 1,100 acres of waterside fun,including a beach, awater park,boating, championship golf, and two upscale hotels. 
 
Simply Serene 
Sample the sensational scenery at dozens of lushly forested state parks.Walk the rim trails for spectacular views or steeply descend 1,000 feet to the waters that created Tallulah Gorge State Park.Wonder at the height of AmicaIola Falls State Park'scascading falls.Picnic, boat,camp,and hike at Red Top or Fort Mountain State Parks.Fish for largemouth bass or rent a paddleboat at Sloppy Floyd State Park.Enjoy a 360-degree panorama from the tower atop Blairsville's Brasstown Bald,Georgia'shighest mountain.Count the stars in the velvety black skies over Cloudland Canyon State Park in Rising Fawn,or bed down at the lodge or campgrounds at Unicoi State Park in Helen. 
 
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Challenge the wilderness on abike at the Aska Trail Area near Deep Gap or Ridgeway Mountain Bike Trail in Ridgeway Park. 
Taste the fruits of the vine from Young Harris to Braselton at one of the many vineyards in North Georgia'swine country. 
Watch hang gliders sail from the cliffs or take alesson at Lookout Mountain Flight Park. 
Journey to Helen,where the Alpine-like landscape, Oktoberfest,and biergartens are reminiscent of old Bavaria. 
Avisit to Rossville is not complete without astop at the John Ross House, former home of the chief of the Cherokee Nation, and the familyamusement park Lake Winnepesaukah. 
Listen to bluegrass, folk, country, and gospel music at the Folkways Center in Dahlonega,the Remember When Theatre in Helen,and the Bluegrass Express in Hartwell. 
Get lost in the maze carved into the cornfields at Uncle Shuck'sCorn Maze in Dawsonville and Cagle'sDairy in Canton. 
Put your best foot forward at the start of the Appalachian Trail,which spans 2,167 miles from Georgia to Maine. 
Commune with nature at the woodland refuge and native plant garden in Gainesville'sElachee Nature Science Center. 
Tour Rose Lawn Museum,arestored Victorian mansion, or the world's first Coca-Cola painted wall sign, both in Cartersville. 
Visit Georgia'sonly ski slopes at Sky Valley Resort. The fun continues year-round with their championship golf course. 
Uncover the secrets of the universe by stargazing into the 40-foot dome of the Rollins Planetarium in Young Harris. 
Rumble across Cromer'sMill Covered Bridge in Carnesville and Blind Suzie Covered Bridge in Lula,or check out Euharlee Covered Bridge and Museum in Cartersville. 
 
Rolling Along 
Leave the highways behind for alternative modes of observing nature at itsbest. Journey back in time on the Blue Ridge ScenicRailway alongside the picturesque Toccoa River, or wind through rock cliffs and stately pines on bikes,blades, horseback, or foot on the Silver Comet Trail and Riverwalk. 
 
Native Notes 
Native Americans called Northwest Georgia home for 80 centuries. Follow the Chieftains Trail to sites highlighting the impact of the Etowah,Creek,and Cherokee Indians.Explore the Etowah Indian Mounds inCartersville, the Funk Heritage Center in Waleska, and the Cherokee capital,New Echota,in Calhoun. 
 
Sports Fans 
Two Baseball Hall of Famers made theirway to the major leagues from humble Georgia roots. Royston'sTy Cobb Museum honors "the Georgia Peach"with rare photographs,artifacts,and astirring film.Demorest'sJohnny Mize Museum tracks the career of this batting champion for the Cardinals,Giants, and Yankees. 
 
Displays of Distinction 
Expand the mind with art, history, and science at an eclectic mix of museums.Explore the West without leaving the South at the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, devoted to contemporary Western art,illustration,and movie posters.A30-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex greets visitors to Tallapoosa'sWest Georgia Museum,which also features a collection of Native American artifacts,moonshine stills,and local folk art.Dahlonega'sGold Museum,in the old county courthouse, displays gold coins,gold nuggets,and Georgia'sgold mining history.At Jefferson'sCrawford W.Long Museum,learn how Dr.Crawford Long,the father of modern anesthesia, first used ether on surgical patients in 1842. 
 
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 Appalachian Grill Steaks, seafood,and chicken dishes in a warm atmosphere amid upscale shops in the historic square. 14 E. Church St., Cartersville 770-607-5357 
Edelweiss German Country Inn and Restaurant This traditional German-style inn offers such fare as schnitzel, sauerbraten,and rouladen. 747 Duncan Bridge Rd.,Soutee 706-865-7371 
The Carriage House This restored 1886 Victorian home is the setting for classic regional cuisine. 1235 Athens,Jefferson 706-367-1989 
Tumlin House Bed and Breakfast With amenu including low-fat, restricted,and vegetarian options, one of the specialties here is chicken with roasted-red-pepper cream sauce. 38 Alabama St., Cove Spring 706-777-0066, 800-939-3880 
Zeb's Place (BBQ) Since 1946,Zeb's has been cooking up chopped pork barbecue and Brunswick stew. 5742 US Hwy. 29 N., Danielsville 706-795-2701 
 
Civil Unrest 
Looking much the same as it did the night when 14,000 Union troops clashed with 10,000 Confederate soldiers, Pickett'sMill Battlefield Historic Site in Dallas commemorates the Confederate victory with walking trails and afilm recounting the battle.The Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park in Fort Oglethorpe memorializes 34,000 men who were killed or wounded on that bloody battlefield.A visitors' center and a seven-mile auto tour highlight the conflict. Cannons boom each fall in Dalton when 2,000 men reenact the battle fought at Tunnel Hill, site of Georgia'soldest railroad tunnel.The Tunnel Hill Heritage Center displays Civil War memorabilia and artifacts. 
 
Mane Events 
Equestrian fans find lots to like in the scenic mountains.Polo matches, riding lessons, and a variety of trail rides await at Rome'sZion Farms, Chatsworth's Fort Mountain Stables, and Blairsville'sTrackrock Stables. For an uncommon experience, go llama trekking at Crystal River Ranch in Hiawassee. 
 
Family Outings 
Atrio of family fun starts at Cleveland's BabyLand General Hospital,birthplace of Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, then moves on to Helen for Charlemagne's Kingdom, ascale-model railroad with 400 feet of track.From there, hop over to Dawsonville's Kangaroo Conservation Center to see the largest American herd. 
 
Stone Poem 
The invitation to "See Rock City" in Lookout Mountain has been painted on hundreds of barns throughout the Southeast. Follow atrail through limestone towers and tunnels with names like Needle'sEye, Fat Man'sSqueeze, and Lover's Leap,all formed by centuries of wind, rain, erosion, and shifting faults. 
 
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Historic Hi gh Country 1902 Stock Exchange l24 Public Square, Adairsville, 30103 70-773-1902 georgiahighcou ntry.orglI902stockexchange.html Discover individual gallery shops offering Victorian and Civil War collectibles, among other things. Maggie Mae's Tea Room is downstairs, while a seasonal dinner theater is upstairs at the Public Square Opera House. Tearoom open Tue.- at. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Shops open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.-5 p.m., un. 1-3 p.m. Call for 
theater schedule and fees. ~ WC 6' IT 
Barnsley Gardens 597 Barnsley Gardens Rd., Adairsville, 30103 770-773-7480, 877-773-2447, barnsleyresorl.com Re cued in I988, the gardens are now restored to the showcase of the outh they once were. Enjoy self-guided tours or tour with a guide. Tours also include the manor house ruins and museum. Open daily sunrise-sunset. dults $10, children $5, seniors $8. ~WC 6' IT 
Pumpkin Patch Farm 230 Old Dixie Hwy., Adairsville, 30!03 770-773-26 l 7, notatlanta.org Visitors can enjoy hayrides, a petting farm, a hay maze, scarecrow making, pumpkin painting, and kids' activities. Open Oct. 1-31 . Call for hours and fees. Guided 
tours available. ~ WC 6' T 
Travel Services Adairsville Welcome Center l Ol Public Square, Adairsville, 30103 770-773-1775, 800-733-2280, notatlanla.org Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. , Sat. IO a.m.-3 p.m., 
un. 1-3 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
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Nor theast Georgia Moun tains Appletree Farms 4005 CA Hwy. 365 S., Alto, 30510 706-776-8381, appletree{arms.com This working farm features a country store selling fresh organic produce. Live entertainment is offered on Saturday nights. Gift shop, restaurant, and Habersham 
Winery Tasting Room . Hour vary. ~ WC 6' IT 
Jaemor Farms 5340 Cornelia Hwy., Alto, 30510 770-869-3999, jamsjellies.com 
pecializing in fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, Jaemor also offers canned goods, relishes, and pickles. Open Mon.- at. 7 a.m.- p.m., Sun. 1-6 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Smithville Village 285 Smithville Ln., Alto, 30510 706-778-5709, smithvillevillage.com The village features an authentic general store, an ice cream parlor, a cafe, a tearoom , an old log smokehouse, and other relics from the 19th century. Open 
Tue.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' IT 
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Northeast Georgia Mountains Brasstown Bald CA Hwy. 180 Spur, Blairsville, 30512 706-745-6928, 706-896-2556 (visitors center) {s.{ed.us/con{ With an elevation of 4,7 4 feet, Brasstown Bald is Georgia's highest mountain. In addition to hiking and picnicking, the summit facilities include a visitors center, exhibits, a video program, a book and gift shop, and an observation deck. Open daily Memorial Day-Oct., 
weekends only Mar.-May. Call for fees. ~ WC 6' 
 
Cooper'sCreek Wildlife Management Area 
 
Union County Historical Society Museum 
 
CA Hwy. 60 and CA Hwy. 180, Blairsville, 30512 
 
Old Union County Courthouse, On the Square 
 
770-535-5700, dnr.state.ga.us!dnrlwild 
 
Blairsville, 305 J4 
 
Visit for fishing, hunting, camping, birdwatching, pic- 706-745-5493, unioncountyhistory.org 
 
nicking, and horseback riding. Open daily sunrise- sun- Vestiges of the county's rich past-from Civil War 
 
set. Call for fees. ~ 6' 
 
memorabilia to 19th-century fam1 equipment-are on 
 
display in the historic courthouse. Open June-Oct. 
 
Helton Creek Falls 
 
Wed.-Sat. IO a.m.-4 p.m. or by appointment. dults 
 
US Hwy. 129 ., Blairsville, 30512 
 
$2, children $1 . ~ WC 
 
706-745-5789, 877-745-5789 
 
visitnortheastgeorgia.com/water{al/s.htm 
 
Vogel State Park 
 
Hike down a half-mile trail to a pier and observation 7485 Voge/ Stale Park Rd. , Blairsville, 30512 
 
deck over the water. Open daily sunrise-sunset. ~ 
 
706-745-2628, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org 
 
Located near Blood Mountain, this is one of Georgia's 
 
Lake Nottely 
 
oldest and most beloved state parks. Hiking trails, 
 
US Hwy. 19 and US Hwy. 129 ., Blairsville, 30512 camping, cottages, a lake with swimming beach, fish- 
 
706-745-5789, blairsvillechamber.com 
 
ing, CCC mu eum, picnic areas, and seasonal mini- 
 
With 106 miles of shoreline, this 4,180-acre lake offers golfare available. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. ~ WC 6' T 
 
boating, swimming, fishing, picnicking, and camping. 
 
Open daily sunrise-sunset. Call for fees. ~ WC 6' 
 
Travel Services 
 
Blairsville- Union County Chamber of Commerce 
 
Misty Mountain Train Museum 
 
385 Welcome Center Ln., Blairsville, 30512 
 
438/ Mist)Mountain bn. , o 1'own-&rttH,l:iioC1rf+d. , -7-iJi:.B-=/'89, ~ - 9 1 9, b/airsvillechamber.com 
 
Blairsville, 30512 
 
Open May-Oct. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., at. 
 
706-745-9819, mistymountaininn.com 
 
10 a.m.-1 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
 
This 4,000-foot model train layout is currently the 
 
largest privately owned O-gauge model train collection 
 
BLUE RIDGE F-2 
 
in America. Tours begin promptly at 2 p.m. Open May- 
 
Historic Hi gh Country 
 
Dec. Wed., Fri., Sat. $3 donation requested. ~ WC 6' Aska Trails 
 
3990 Appalachian Hwy., Blue Ridge, 30513 
 
Mountain Crossings at Walasi-Yi Center 
 
706-632-5680, 800-899-6867, blueridgemounlains.com 
 
9710 Gainesville Hwy. , Blairsville, 30512 
 
The ka Trails Area is a I -mile hiking and mountain- 
 
706-745-6095, mountaincrossings.com 
 
biking trail system on national forest lands. Trails range 
 
Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in I937, in length from I mile to 5.5 miles and are open to the 
 
today the crossing provides hostel services and outfit- public year-round. ~ 
 
ting to through hikers on the Appalachian Trail. The 
 
gift shop features local art and pottery. Open daily mid- Blanche Manor Riding Stables 
 
Feb.-Sept. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., ov.-mid-Feb. 9 a.m.-5 181 Deal Hollow Rd. , Blue Ridge, 30513 
 
p.m. Lodging $15 per night. ~ WC I 
 
706-455-RJDE, blanchemanor.com 
 
Experienced professional guides take you through the 
 
Sosebee Cove Scenic Area 
 
year-round beauty of the orth Georgia mountains on 
 
CA Hwy. 180, 11 miles south of Blairsville 
 
horseback. Hayrides, dinner, and a bonfire are also 
 
Blairsville, 30512 
 
available. Rides at IO a.m ., noon, 3 p.m. daily. 1.25- 
 
706-745-6928, {s.fed.us/conf 
 
hour ride $28, 2-hour ride $35. 
 
This 175-acre tract is a memorial to Arthur Woody, the ~WC 6' IT 
 
"barefoot ranger" who served from 1918 to 1945. Open 
 
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Blue Ridge Scenic Railway 
 
241 Depot St., Blue Ridge, 30513 
 
Southern Tree Plantation 
 
706-632-9833, 800-934-1898, brscenic.com 
 
2531 Ow/town Rd., Blairsville, 30512 
 
Winding through rolling hills alongside the waters of 
 
706-745-060 l, southernlreeplanlation.com 
 
the Toccoa River, a restored train line takes passengers 
 
Visitors can choo e their own Christmas tree or pump- along a 26-mile route to McCaysville, Georgia, and 
 
kin, enjoy hayrides, train rides, a maze, a petting zoo, and Copperhill, Tennessee. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC I 
 
handcrafts on this 60-acre fann. Call for hours and fees. 
 
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Deep Hole Recreation Area 
 
6050 Appalachian Hwy., Blue Ridge, 30513 
 
AStep Above Stables 
 
706-632-303 l, fs.fed.us/co11{ 
 
3839 S. Mauney Rd., Blairsville, 305 l 2 
 
The canoe launch on the Toccoa River makes river 
 
706-745-905 l, astepabovestables.net 
 
access easy. Camping, picnicking, and fishing are also 
 
171is full-service horse stable offers guided trail rides, available. Open daily. Fees vary. ~ WC 6' 
 
boarding, breeding, farrier service, resistance-free train- 
 
ing, a covered arena, and other services. Open daily 9 Georgia MountainParkway 
 
a.m.-sunset. Call for fees. ~ 6'T 
 
3990 Appalachian Hwy., Blue Ridge, 30513 
 
706-632-5680, 800-899-6867, gatewaygroup.org 
 
Trackrock Archaeological Area 
 
Communities along the scenic four-lane offer outdoor 
 
Trackrock Cap Rd., Blairsville, 30512 
 
activities such as white-water rafting, canoeing, kayak- 
 
706-745-6928, fs.fed.us/conf 
 
ing, fishing, camping, and boating. 
 
Preserved petroglyphs of ancient Indian origin are the ~WC M I 
 
highlight of this 52-acre area. Open daily. Free. ~ 
 
Historic Downtown Blue Ridge 
 
Trackrock Stables 
 
Main St. , Blue Ridge, 30513 
 
4890 Trackrock Camp Rd., Blairsville, 305 l 2 
 
706-632-5680, 800-899-6867, blueridgemountains.com 
 
706-745-5252, 800-826-0073, trackrock.com 
 
Once considered an elite health resort because of its 
 
Experience a scenic mountain trail ride through the pure mineral waters, the town of Blue Ridge now fea- 
 
Trackrock Campground. Guided rides only. Reservations tures Main Street, lined with shops and galleries. Open 
 
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Lake Blue Ridge Recreation Area 6050 Appalachian Hwy., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-303 l , (! .fed.us/con{ Fishing, camping, picnicking, hiking, and boating are available. Open daily pr.-Oct. Admi ion free. Call for camping fees . [;;I WC 
Mercier Orchards CA Hwy. 5 ., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-2364, mercier-orchards.com More than 30 varieties of apples, plus blueberries, blackberries, and peaches, are up for grabs. There's also a farm er market, bakery, and deli . Open Mon .- 
at. a.m.--0 p.m., un. noon--0 p.m. [;;I WC 6' Tl 
Southern Highroads Trail P.O. Box 152 , Blue Ridge, 30513 706-633-6706, southernhighroads.org 
scenic driving tour through four states includes this orth Georgia mountains section. Open daily. Free. 
Sugar Creek Alpaca Farm l050 Cox Rd., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-258-4494, 888-662-8253, sugarcreekfarmandinn.com 
i it this farm and its growing herd of uri alpacas. Call for hours. Guided tours by reservation. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
Toccoa River Canoe Trail 3990 Appalachian Hwy., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-5680, 00-899-6867, blueridgemountains.com This ideal canoeing destination features a Class II I . mile river trail that winds through national forest land . Call for maps and suggested takeout points. [;;I 
Travel Services Fannin County Chamber of Commerce and Local Welcome Center 3990 Appalachian Hwy., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-56 0, 800-899-6867, blueridgemountains.com 
Information on backroads driving tour and other area attractions i available. Open Mon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m., 
at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. [;;I WC 6' 
Double DTrail Rides 1474 Pack Creek Rd., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-6975, doubledtrailrides.com Quarter horses are matched with riders of all eA--perience levels for guided trail rides. Reservations required. 1.5-hour ride $35 , 3-hour ride $45 , full-<lay ride $60 
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Mule Top Mountain Outfitters 319 Hells Hollow Rd., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-0076, muletop.com Hor eback riding adventures on steep trails involving slow walking and tight turns. Camping and picnicking are also available. One-hour ride $25, 2-hour ride $35 , 
3-hour ride 45 , 4-hour ride 55. Call for re ervations. [;;I WC 6' 
BRASELTON Northeast Georgia Mountains 
Lanier National Speedway One Raceway Dr., Braselton, 3051 7 770-967-8600, /anierspeedway.com Vi it this CAR-sanctioned stockcar racing track, with events every at. night Mar.-Oct. Office open Mon .-Fri . 9 a.m.--0 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. 
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Mayfield Dairy Farms 1160 Broadway Ave. , Braselton, 3051 7 06-654-91 0, 888-29 -0396, mayfielddairy.com 
isitors can enjoy a tour of a milk-processing facility, a gift shop, an ice cream parlor, and a film. Open 
on.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. , at. 9 a.m.-2 p.m . Call for 
tour times. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
 
Road Atlanta 5300 Winder Hwy., Braselton, 3051 7 7 0-967-6143, 800-849-RACE, roadatlanta.com This 12-turn road cour e ho ts internationally acclaimed events, such as the uzuki AMA Superbikes Showdown. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 
for schedule and fees. [;;I WC 6' fl 
BUCHANAN Historic High Country Historic Haralson County Courthouse Courthouse Square, Buchanan, 30113 
770-646-3369 The courthouse, on the ational Register of Historic Places, erves as a museum , library, and office of the Haralson County Historical ociety. Open Mon .-Thu. 11:30 a.m.--0 p.m. , at. 10 a.m .-2 p.m. or by appoint- 
ment. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
VFW Park 5760 E. CA Hwy. 120, Buchanan, 30113 7 0-646-9904 
isitors can enjoy the lake, picnic areas, and pavilions. Open daily. Admission 2 , boat launch $5. [;;I WC 6' IT 
CALHOUN 0-4 Historic High Country 
Harris Arts Center 212 . Wall St., Calhoun, 30701 706-629-2599, cgarts.org The center is home to the Roland Hayes Museum, the 200-seat Ratner Theater, an art gallery, music rooms, art and dance studios, and the Calhoun Cordon Arts Council's office. Open Mon.- Tim. IO a.m.-4 p.m., Fri.- 
at. IO a.m.-2 p.m. Docent tours available by request. Free. [;;I WC o-T 
Oakleigh 335 . Wall t., Calhoun, 30701 706-629-15 l 5 General herman used this historic home, now home to the Cordon County Historical ociety, as his headquarters during the Civil War. Open Mon .-Thu. IO 
a.m .-4 p.m. or by appointment. Free. [;;I WC 6' T 
New Echota Cherokee Capital Historic Site I mile east of 1-75, Exit 31 7 on CA Hwy. 225 Calhoun, 30701 706-624-1321, gastateparks.org TI1e infamous ''Trail of Tears" began at this 1825 Cherokee national capital. ee the upreme Courthouse, Council House, missionary home, Vann's Tavern, and more. The printshop i where the Cherokees produced their bilingual newspaper, the Cherokee Phoenix. Open 
Tue.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un . 2-5:30 p.m. [;;I WC 6' 
Travel Services Calhoun Local Welcome Center/ Calhoun-Gordon County Convention and Visitor Bureau/ Gordon County Chamber of Commerce 300 S. Wall t., Calhoun, 30701 706-625-3200, 800-887-3811 , gordonchamber.org Open Mon.-Fri . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., at. IO a.m.-4 p.m. [;;JWC o- 
CANTON F-5 Historic High Country 
Cagle'sDairy MAiZE 362 Stringer Rd., Canton , 30115 770-345-5591 , caglesdairy.com/MAiZE2. htm Cagle's Dairy opened the area's first MAiZE, an intricate neh,ork of hvists and turns carved into IO acres of corn. Open Labor Day-mid- ov. Call for hours and 
fees . [;;I WC M l T 
Travel Services Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce 
 
3605 Marietta Hwy., Canton , 30114 770-345-0400, cherokee-chamber.com Open Mon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 6' 
CARNESVILLE Northeast Georgia Mountains 
Cromer'sMill Covered Bridge outh ofCarnesville 011 CA Hwy. 106 E. at ails Creek, 
access via Baker Rd., Carnesville, 30521 706-384-4659, franklin-county.com Built in 1907, this bridge is one lane wide and 132 feet long, with a town lattice design. 
Franklin County Courthouse On the quare, Carnesville, 30521 706-3 4-4659, {rank/in-county.com This courthouse, constructed in I906, still serves the county today. Open for self-guided tours Mon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 
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Travel Services Franklin County Chamber of Commerce 165 Athens t. , Carnesville, 30521 706-3 4-4659, franklin-county.com Open Mon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 
CARROLLTON C-8 Historic High Country 
Adamson Square Downtown Carrollton, 3011 7 770-830-2000 1 amed for Congressman W. C . Adamson , whose legislation created the eight-hour workday, this square is the heart of downtown Carrollton. Open daily. [;;I WC 6' IT 
Carrollton Cultural Arts Center 251 Alabama, Carrollton, 3011 7 770-838-1083 This new "state of the arts" facility features an intimate 262-seat theater, galleries, and classrooms. Open Mon .Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. [;;I WC o-T 
Horton's Books and Gifts 410 Adamson quare, Carrollton, 3011 7 770-832 -8021 This is the oldest bookstore in Georgia, the third-oldest in the outh , and the tenth-oldest in the nation , as certified by the American Booksellers Association . isit Chloe the Cat, who lives in the bookstore, or enjoy snacks in the adjoining newsstand area. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.--0 p.m., at. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. [;;I WC 
John Tanner State Park 
6 miles west of Carrollton of[CA Hwy. 16 
770-830-2222, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org Swim at the largest sand swimming beach at any Georgia state park. Amenities include a campground, motor lodge rooms, a lake with seasonal boat rental, hiking trails, picnic areas, and mini-golf. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.111. Call for fees. [;;I WC 6' 
State University of West Georgia 1601 Maple St. , Carrollton, 30118 770-836-6500, westga.edu Gallery shows, sports events, conventions, performances, and seminars all find a home at this place of 
higher learning. [;;I WC 6' I 
Susan Hayward Gravesite Monument 210 Old Centerpoint Rd., Carrollton, 3011 7 770-214-9746, 800-292-0871, visitcarrollton.com A gravesite monument to Oscar-winning actress usan Hayward is located near the front entrance of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church. Open daily. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
 
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 Travel Services Carrollton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau 102 . Lakeshore Dr., Carrollton, 30117 770-214-9746, 800-292-087l, vi itcarrollton.com 
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CARTERSVILLE 0-5 
Historic High Country Allatoona Lake and Visitors Center l 138 CA Hwy. 20 pur, Cartersville, 30121 67 -721-6700, 877-444-6777 (reservations) allatoona.sam.usace.arrny.mil 
isit the lake and enjoy hiking trails along with 600 lakeside camp ites, accommodating RVs and tent campers. Visitors center open daily a.m.--l:30 p.m. 
Call for fees. ~ WC 6' 
Allatoona Pass Battlefield Old Allatoona Rd., Cartersville, 30121 770-606-8 62, allatoonapassbattle{,eld.org Fought October 5, I 64, this battle was the beginning of the ashville Campaign. Two earthen forts, miles of trench works, and interpretive trail markers can be een. Open daily. Free. ~ 
 
Built in I 6 by Washington King, the bridge is on the Georgia Co,ered Bridge Trail. Museum open Tue.Fri. 1-5 p.m. and during ca onal events. ~ WC c- 
Grand Theatre of Cartersville 5 . Wall t., Cartersville, 30120 770-3 6-7343, thegrandtheatre.org This restored 1920 performing arts theater hosts a variety of events each year, including many educational camps and production for school outings. Call for 
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Historic Depot at Friendship Plaza One Friendship P/a;:a, Cartersville, 30120 770-387-l 357, 00-733-22 0, notatlanta.org Visitors will enjoy the historic tructure, passing trains, 
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Legion Theater and the Pumphouse Players l l4-C J\llain I., Cartersville, 30120 770-387-2610, pumphouseplayers.com Formed in the 1960s, this troupe of community players performs a variety of genres, from musicals to 
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Oak Hill Cemetery , . Envin St., Cartersville, 30120 770-606-8862, evh online.org At thi historic Georgia cemetery dating to the I you 'll find a great source for genealogical research and Lie to the Civil War. Open daily. Free. 
Red Top Mountain State Park and Lodge Just east o{I-75, Exit 285, Cartersville, 30121 770-975-0055, 800-86-1-7275, gastateparks.org This popular park on Lake Allatoona offers a swim- 
 
Bartow History Center 13 J  Wall, Cartersville, 30120 770-382-3 l , bartowhistorycenter.org Exhibits, programs, archives, and outreach activities educate the community and visitor about Bartow County history. Call for hours. Adult 3, students $2, 
eniors $2. 50. Call for group rates. ~ WC 6' 
 
Booth Western Art Museum 501 Museum Dr., Cartersville, 30120 770-607-6361 , boothmu eum.org A permanent collection of contemporary Western art, Civil War art, presidential photographs and letters, and other collections are on display here. Call for hours. dulls 6, children 13-1 4, seniors 5, under 12 free . 
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Cooper'sFriendship Monument One Friendship Plaza, Cartersville, 30120 770-387-1357, notatlanta.org Mark Anthony Cooper, a prominent Georgia industrialist, discovered the meaning of friendship when 3 friends aided him in a financial crisis. He commi sioned this monument to honor them. Open daily. 
 
Cooper'sFurnace Day Use Area River Rd., Cartersville, 30121 67  21-6 00, allatoona.sam.usace.arrny.mil This site, at the base of the Allatoona Dam and al o known as Cooper's Iron Works, is the only remnant of the 1830s town of Etowah and Georgia's iron empire. The area also features a nature trail and a playground. Open daily Apr.- ept. 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m. , Oct. 8 a.m .- 
p.m. Free. ~ WC 6'T 
 
Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site 5 miles southwest of/. 5, Exit 2 770-38 -3 47, gastateparks.org Located on the scenic bank of the Etowah River, this land was home to several thou and Native Americans between 1000 A.O. and 1550 .D. Today, 54 acres protect six earthen mounds, a village area, a defensive ditch , and a museum housing beads, ornaments, stone effigies, pots, and other artifacts. Open Tue.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un . 2-5 :30 p.m. dults 3, children S2, seniors $2.50. Group rates available. ~WC c- 
 
Euharlee Covered Bridge and History Museum 116 Covered Bridge Rd., Cartersville, 30120 70-607-20 l 7 
 
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ming beach, boating and fishing, hiking trails, picnic areas, and mini-golf. ccommodations include a hotelstyle lodge with restaurant, camping, and cottages. Open daily 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Call for fees. C;;l WC 6' IT 
Rose LawnMuseum 224 W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, 30120 770-387-5 162, roselawnmuseum.com This 1850 iclorian mansion is the historical home of 
amuel Porter Jones, noted evangelist of the 1800s. The restored mansion is operated as a house museu m. Open Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.-noon, 1-5 p.m. or by appoin tment. C;;l WC 6- T 
World'sFirst Coca-Cola Painted Wall Sign 2 W. Main St., Cartersville, 30 120 770-3 2-4010, 11otat/a11/a.org Painted by a syrup salesman in I 94 on the side of Young Brothers Pharmacr, the sign was re tored and authenticated in 1994. Free. 
Travel Services Cartersville- Bartow County Convention and Visitors Bureau One Friendship Plaza, Cartersville, 30 120 770-3 7- 1357, 00-733-22 0, notat/anta.org lnforn1ation on dri1fog tours, history, attractions, lodg ing, hopping, and dining available here. Call for hour . 
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Park Marine Boat Rentals 65 1 'larina Rd., Cartersville, 30121 770-974-2628, parkmarine.com Full-service marina. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 
un. noon-5 p.m. Free. Call for boat rental and storage rates. C;;l WC o- 
CASSVILLE 
Historic High Country AtlantaCampaign Pocket Park US 1-lwy. 41 . and Cassville Rd., Cassville, 30 123 770-387- 1357, 110/atlanta.org TI1is i one of five tlanta Campaign Pocket Parks con 
'structccl at Cassville by tlie WPA in the 1930s. Free. 
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Cassville Confederate Cemetery Cass-White Rd. , Cassville, 30 123 770-387- 1357, 800-733-2280, notat/anta.org The gravesi tes of 300 Confederate soldiers, as well as that of CS general William Wofford, serve as bitter- 
' sweet reminder of Cassville's pre-Civil War promi 
nence. Open daily. Free. C;;l 
Noble Hill- Wheeler Memorial Center 2361 Joe Frank I-lams Pkwy, Cassville, 30123 770-3 2-3392, notatlanta.org This black hi tory cu ltural center is housed in tl1e first school in 1 orlh Georgia to be built with Rosenwald funds and specifically designated for th e education of black children. Open Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free (donations accepted). C;;l WC o- T 
CAVE SPRING 
Historic High Country HistoricCave Spring and Rolater Park Cal'e pring qua re, Cave Spring, 30124 706-77 -8439 Dotted with large hade trees, the park has picnic sites and a playground. 'lnis is a favori te with local residents for wimming. spring flows into a pond and into a I. 5-acre chlorine-free pool haped like the late of Georgia. Open daily. Free. C;;l WC 
 
CEDARTOWN 8-6 
Historic High Country Adventure Skydiving Center 493 Airport Rd., Cedartown, 30 125 770-684-3483, 800-490-3483, ascslrydiving.com Thrill to a tandem skydive at the largest skydiving operation in the Southeast and take home a video or photo of each s~-ydive as a keepsake. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m-sun et, Sat.-S un . 8 a.m.-sunset. Call for fees. C;;lWC c- IT 
Cedartown Civic Auditorium 205 Ea t Ave., Cedartown, 30125 770-748-41 68, 877-263-9372 (tickets), ccauditorium.com Entertainment offered is from symphony orchestras to bluegrass to Broadway. TI1e building is also available for everytl1ing from wedding receptions and symposiums to school plays and company parties. Office open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and 2 hours prior to 
showtime. Call for schedul e and fees. C;;l WC 0-"T 
Confederate Memorial 100 Prior St. , Cedartown, 30125 770-749-1652, 800-226-25 17, polk.ofgeorgia.org The United Daughters of the Confederacy built this 
' monument to honor Confederate veterans in I906. 
Open daily. Free. C;;l 
Polk County Historical Society Museum 611 S. Main St. , Cedartown, 30125 770-749-0073, polkhist.home.mi11dspri11g.com A former children 's library houses this local museum, which chronicles the history of Polk County. Open Wed. 2-4 p.m. and fourth Sun. of each montli 2-5 p.m. Free. C;;l WC 
St.James Episcopal Church 302 West Ave., Cedartown, 30125 770-748-2894 Built in 1883, this is the oldest church still in use in Cedartown. Sterling Holloway grew up in this church. 
' Office open Mon.-Wed. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-3 
p.m. Free. C;;l WC 
Sterling Holloway Marker College St. and Sterling Holloway Place Cedartown, 30 125 770-749-1652, 800-226-25 I7, polk.ofgeorgia.org Sterling Holloway, the actor behind the instantly recognizable raspy voice of Winnie the Pooh, began per 
' forming right here in his early childhood, putting on 
"neighborhood variety shows." Open daily. Free. C;;l WC 
Travel Services Polk County Chamber of Commerce 512 Main St. Cedartown, 30125 770-749-1652, 800-226-2517, polk.ofgeorgia.org Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. IO a.m.-3 p.m. C;;l WC o- 
CHATSWORTH 0- 2 
Histo ric Hi gh Countr y Chief Vann House Historic Site Located at intersection of CA Hwys. 225 and 52-A 706-695-2598, gastateparks.org Called the "Showplace of the Cherokee ation," this chiers 1804 mansion and museum are open for tours. The hvo-story brick home is decorated with beautiful hand-carved details, period furniture, and a remarkable "floating" staircase. Open Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.rn ., 
' Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. Adults $3, children 6-18 $2, under 5 
free, seniors $2.50. C;;l WC 
Cohutta Wilderness Area 3941 US Hwy. 76, Chatsworth, 30705 706-695-6736, {s. fed.uslconf 
 
Recommended for seasoned backpackers and fish ermen only, this primitive 37,000.acre wildeme area along the Conasauga and Jacks Ri vers features 90 miles of rugged-terrain trails. Open daily. 
Fort Mountain Stables 181 Mountain Park Rd. , Chatsworth, 30705 706-5 17-4906, n-georgia.comlhorseback.htm Enjoy 37 miles of scenic trails in tlie mountains at Fort Mountain State Park. We offer horseback riding adventures seven days a week for children and adults. Office open fon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. C;;l WC 
Fort Mountain State Park 8 miles east of Chatsworth, 011 CA Hwy. 52 706-695-2621 , 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org 
amed for the 855-foot rock wall that top the mountain, this park offers more than 30 miles of trails, camping, cottages, a lake with swimming beach, boat rental, mini-golf, horseback riding, and picnicking. Open 
daily 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Call for fees. C;;l WC 0- T 
Lake Conasauga Recreation Area and Lake Conasauga Songbird Management Area 3941 US Hwy. 76, Chatsworth, 30705 706-695-6736, fs.fed.us/conf The area offers ca mping facilities, fishing, swimming, boating, picnicking, birdwatching, and hiking. Trai l open year-round, campground open Apr.-mid-Oct. 
Call for fees. C;;l WC 6' 
Travel Services Chatsworth Local Welcome Center/Chatsworth- Murray County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center 126 . Third Ave., Chatsworth, 30705 706-695-6060, 800-969-9490 murra yco untyclwm ber.com Open Mon ,_..lnu. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Fri. 8:30 a.m.5 p.m. C;;l WC o- T 
CHICKAMAUGA 
Historic High Country Gordon-Lee Mansion 217 Cove Rd., Chickamauga, 30707 706-375-4728, 800-487-4728, gordon-leemansion.com n1is antebellum plantation home, furnished in the style of early Southern aristocracy, was the only structure left that had been used during the Battle of Chickamauga. Croup tours available by appoinhnent. Call for hours 
and fees. C;;l WC o- fl T 
Lee and Gordon'sMills 71 Red Belt Rd., Chickamauga, 30707 706-375-680 1, /eeandgordonsmills.com One of the oldest operating mills in the state is located near tl1e Chickamauga Chattanooga ational Military Park. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., un . 1-5 p.m. 
Tours available. Call for fees. C;;l WC 0- IT 
CLARKESVILLE J-3 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Brigadoon Lodge 813 7 GA Hwy. 197 ., Clarkesville, 30523 706-754-1558, 888-4BRIGADOO brigadoonlodge.com Hidden in the Blue Ridge mountains, Brigadoon Lodge, on the Soque River, has become a favorite fish. 
ing destination. Call for hours and fees. C;;l WC 0- T 
Lake Burton Trout Hatchery 3695 GA Hwy. 197 ., Clarkesville, 30523 706-947-3 ll 2 Fishing for brown and rainbow trout, picnicking, wildlife-viewing areas, a kids' stocked catfish pond, boat ing, and skiing are all enjoyed here. Open daily 
a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. C;;l WC 0- 
 
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Barnsley Gardens, Rose Lawn Museum, Red Top Mountain State Park & more 
 
Just North ofAtlanta on 1-75 - 1-800-733-2280 or visit www.notatlanta.org 
Pllclograplly by Georgia [)epa<tmenl of Economic: ~ 
 
 Land of Sights -- Legends... 
 
... NW Georgia Mountains. . 
 
Just a short drive north or west from Atlanta you'll find 
 
ANCIENT ROCK FORMATIONS, NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE, CNIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS, SCENIC RAILWAY TOURS, SCENIC VISTAS, OUTDOOR ADVENTURE, OUTSTANDING RESORTS, CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF, FLY FISHING, HIKING TRAILS, CAMPING, FESTIVALS AND GEORGIA'S HISTORIC HIGH COUNTRY SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY 
 
Barnsley Gardens 
Barnsley Gardens has long been legendary for its past. But today, the manor house, which was the centerpiece for these historical events, lies at the heart of the luxurious Barnsley Gardens Resort. Barnsley Gardens' unique guest cottages feature 70 individually decorated luxury suites suites.There is something for everybody at Barnsley. Rejuvenate in our luxurious spa, play a round on our award winning championship Golf course "The General", or explore the great outdoors with the Outpost Sporting Center. 770-773-7480 www.barnsleyresort.com 
 
Catoosa County 
Step back in time to a by-gone era when the Civil War gripped our country as you visit Catoosa County home to the nation's oldest and largest military park - Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park. With miles of hiking trails , a rich heritage and natural beauty, Catoosa County can be your home base for Southern adventure. Also plan to visit the Georgia Winery, Ringgold Depot and the Old Stone Church. On 1-75, just 15 minutes south of Chattanooga, TN , 95 miles north of Atlanta. 877-965-5201 www.gatewaytogeorgia.com 
 
Cohutta Lodge & Restaurant 
Cohutta Lodge & Restaurant is located between Chatsworth and Ellijay, GA atop Fort Mountain. Nestled in the Chattahoochee National Forest, it boasts of magnificent mountain views. The restaurant has a 180 degree panoramic view of the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Cohutta Wilderness. The lodge provides guests with comfortable accommodations year-round. Cohutta Lodge can also facilitate corporate meetings, church retreat groups, boys/girls retreats, and family reunions.The restaurant is open 365 days ayear! 500 Cochise Trail, Chatsworth, GA 30705 706 695-9601 www.cohuttalodge.com 
 
Visit Carronton 
 
Events this Vear 
 
Jan 
 
MU< Day Parade & Rally 
 
MayMayfest 
 
Thomas A. Dorsey Gospel & 
 
Blues Festival in Villa Rica 
 
Georgia Police & Are Games 
 
July 4th Parade & Rreworks 
 
Show 
 
Aug 
 
Bowdon Founder's Day 
 
SeptMclntosh Reserve Fall Fest, 
 
West Georgia Fair, Taste of 
 
Garrollton, Villa Rica Gold Rush 
 
Festival 
 
Oct 
 
Burwell Arts & Crafts Show, 
 
Mt .Zion Founders Day 
 
Nov 
 
Arts on the Square 
 
Dec Christmas Tree Lighting Parade 
 
Retreat - John Tanner State Park, McIntosh Reserve 
 
Park, golf & lake resorts, B&Bs, Cultural Arts Center 
 
Meet - We specialize in small to medium conventions, 
 
conferences, meetings & 
 
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reunions 
 
Compete - Golf courses, 
 
stadiums & ball fields 
 
- West Georgia's sporting 
 
center, site of Georgia 
 
Police & Fire Games 
 
Complete - Named one of 
 
the 50 best small Southern towns, City of Excellence 
 
For events details, directions, hotel, shopping contact 
 
the Carrollton Area CVB: 
 
800-292-0871 www.visitcarrollton.com 
 
Rock City Gardens 
Rock city will amaze you, it'sin our nature Rock City is a true marvel of nature, featuring massive ancient rock formations, gardens with more than 400 different native plant species, and the legendary "See 7 States panoramic view, 1700 feet above sea level. Other features include the original Fairyland Firestation - Cornerstone Station, Big Rock Cafe, Fairyland caverns and Mother Goose Village. Open daily at 8:30 a.m. (except Christmas Day). Enchanted Garden of Lights Rock City's Enchanted Garden of Lights lights up Lookout Mountain from mid-November through New Years nightly from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., except for Christmas Eve night. This award-winning light extravaganza features more than 25 holiday scenes that transforms the Gardens' natural daytime splendor into a nocturnal fairyland. 
~ www.seerockcity.com 
 
Exit 293 1-75 & U.S. Hwy. 411 Free Breakfast & High Speed Internet Access First Pitch Restaurant & Pub Located next door to the Weiman Mineral Museum Exit 2931-75 & U.S. Hwy. 411 
770-386-0830 www.holiday-inn.com 
Wainman Mineral Museum 
Visit the only museum in Georgia where you can "Play in the Dirt"! Enjoy special exhibits on local and international minerals, birthstones, Georgia mining and even a simulated mine tunnel with glow-in the dark --- - - - - - - ' minerals! Outdoor exhibits and activities includeantique mining equipment, rock garden and panning for gemstones or digging for fossils. Mon.-Sat. from 10-5. In Cartersville at I-75 at exit 293 and Hwy. 411. 770-386-0576 www.weinmanmuseum.org 
 
For a free visitors guide visit online at www.GeorgiaHighCountry.org 
 
 Chatsworth-Murray County 
Who says you have to go tothe Smokies for beautiful views? Come visit us for an unspoiled look at the Appalachian Mountains. Lots of outdoor activities for theentirefamily - hiking, camping, fishing, swimming and golfing. For those who prefer a little moreexcitement, North GeorgiaSpeedway & North GeorgiaMiniRaceway offer ataste of adrenaline-pumping power! 
800-969-9490 murraychamber@alltel.net 
Funk Heritage Canter 
The Funk Heritage Center consists of the Bennett History Museum and the Appalachian Settlement. It is Georgia's Official Frontier and Souteastern Indian Interpretive Center Through artifacts, exhibits, dioramas andInteractive computer programs,The Funk Heritage Interprets 12,000 years of Native American history and pioneer experience in the Appalachians. 
n.720-5970 www.reinhardt.edu/funk.hbn 
 
Blue Ridge - Fannin County 
Expe ri ence the beauty of th e North Georgia mountains. Rid e the Blue Rid ge Scenic Railway. Camp , fly fish , hike or mou ntain bike in th e national forest. Tube the Toccoa River or raft the wil d Ocoee . Fish or play on Lake Blue Ridge. Stro ll throug h antique, art and speci alty shops in th e hi storic towns of Blue Ridge and McCaysville. Cozy cabins , ch arm ing bed and breakfasts. On Highway 51 5/76 just 1 hour north of Atl anta. 800-899-MTNS www.blueridgemountains.com 
 
Blue Ridge Scenic Hallway 
All Aboard! Get away from it all on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway! Embark on a 3 1/2 hour trip from Blue Ridge, GA, with a layover in picturesque McCaysville, GA and Copperhill, TN. Ride alongside theToccoa River in vintage, climate controlled coaches, or ...,_ _ _. open air rail cars, each with 
access to restrooms and a commissary car serving snacks and drinks. Group and church rates available. Reservations 
Recommended. 
800 934-1898 or 706 632-9833 wwww.brscenic.com 
 
State Park and Lod e 
Wrt:h its 33 charming guest rooms InThe Lodge, plus 18 lakefront cottages,some with private docks, Red Top Mountainoffers something exciting for everyone. The Lodge is located 1.5 miles east off I-75 north, near cartersvilleand offers four meetIng rooms,aballroom,two group pavilions,arestaurant and numerous park activities induding boating, hiking, fishing,wildlife viewing and interpretive nature programs. www.redtopmountain.com 1-800-573-9658 
 
Walker County 
walker County welcomes you! Experience the natural beauty and timeless heritage our area has to offer-without leaving the conveniences of major metropolitan areas. Histonc sites such as the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park and the Gordon-Lee Mansion let you experience lrre dunng the Civil War, while outdoor enthusias1s can enjoy biking, riding, hiking and climb..;...._ __, ing on Pigeon Mountainor in the Chattahoochee National Forest Whatever your pleasure, walker County has something for you! 
706-375-n02 www.walkercochamber.com 
 
...A GOLD RUSH...AMERICA'S STONEHENGE...THE ALPS... HIGHEST WATERFALL IN THE EAST... 2ND DEEPEST GORGE IN THE U.S....KANGAROOS...CABBAGE PATCH KIDS BIRTHPLACE... 
 
Tanger Outlet Centers 
Abargain hunter's paradise, featuring over 100 brand name outlets. Polo Ralph Lauren , Tommy Hilfiger, Old Navy Ou1let, Liz Claiborne, Nautica, Timberland, Nike, Coleman Factory Store, Gap Outlet, Bombay Outlet and much more. Located on 1-85, Banks Crossing, exit 149. 
800-405-9828 www.tangeroutlet.com 
 
Visit Lake Lanier and sawnee Mountain 
Forsyth County Is home to 260 miles of shoreline on beautiful Lake Lanier. The 38,000 acre lake is famous for great adventures, boating, incredible fishing and a wide variety of other water-related recreational activities. On Lake Lanier visitors enjoy dining on the Lake, golfing, tennis, picnic areas,friendly camp sites, playgrounds, incrediblefishing, and miles of hiking trails year round. Sawnee Mountain Park, a truly unspoiled treasure, encompasses 720 acres of green space retained in its natural state of beauty with an outdoor amphitheater, picnic areas and naturetrails.While on the 
 
mountain visit the Indian Seats for a breathtaking view. 
In Cumming, The Cumming Fairgrounds hosts events year-round including fairs,festivals, rodeos, midget racing, farmer's market, holiday celebrations and more. The historic Cumming Playhouse is alive with productions for all ages. Antiques, loads of shopping, scrumptious eateries, specialty stores and accommodations are just walling for you! 
35 minutes north of Atlanta on GA 400 
The Cumming-Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce 770-887-6461 www.forsythchamber.org 
 
 Helendorl River Inn & Conference Center 
In the center of Helen, private Riverfront balcony or patio rooms have refrigerators, microwaves & coffeemakers. Jacuzzi suites w/Fireplace & full kitchen. Also rooms for the economy minded. Enclosed heated pool, Coin laundry, Meeting/ party facilities. 708-878-2271 for reservations only call 800-445-2271 
www.helendorr.com 
Nantahala Outdoor Center 
With a history of Olympic paddling since 1972, NOC remains the area leader in rafting and whitewater instruction. We raft six area rivers including the nearby Chattooga, Ocoee and Nantahala. Our scenic Nantahala location offers a complete Outfitter's Store, restaurants, lodging, bike & kayak rentals and guided raft trips. For one-stop adventure and non-stop fun, call today. 
800-232-7238 www.noc.com 
Georgia Mountain Fair 
12 fun filled days and nights of entertainment, country, bluegrass clogging, and gospel music. 65 arts and crafts booth, pioneer village with old time mountain demonstrations, flower show, antique farm museum, carnival and smoked mountain trout. July 20-31, 2005. Located in Hiawassee. 
7 0 6 - 8 9 6 - 4191 www. Georgia-Mountain-Fair.com 
 
Hartwell/ Hart County 
You're invited! Come experience hometown hospitality at one of the best places to enjoy boating, swimming, fishing and camping on Lake Hartwell. Plus, enjoy shopping Historic Downtown Hartwell, festivals, fireworks, antiquing and Bluegrass music every Saturday night at the Bluegrass express located on historic Depot Street. 
706-376-8590 www.hart-chamber.org 
 
"Come Home to Habersham" just 90 miles from Atlanta, at the beginning of the Blue Ridge, where the people are friendly and the scenery Is spectacular. Hike the numerous trails in the Chattahoochee National Forest; enjoy world- class trout fishing on the scenic Soquee River. Explore Tallulah Gorge State Park. Visit quaint villages full of history, stay in an historic country inn, and indulge yourself with authentic country cooking or notable fine dining. The choice is yours! 
706-n8-4654 www.habershamchamber.com 
 
Banks County Convention & Visitors Bureau 
 
Banks County has 
 
much to offer visitors, 
 
from historic sites 
 
such as the Ragsdale 
 
Grist Mill; unique 
 
events such as the 
 
World's Largest Easter 
 
Egg Hunt and NHRA 
 
Southern Nationals; 
 
, 
 
specialty attractions 
 
such as Allen's Fly-A- 
 
Way Duck Shooting Resort and Hammers Glen Golf 
 
Course; to the Southeast's largest shopping destina- 
 
tion, Banks Crossing. 
 
706-677-5265 www.bankscountyga.org 
 
Rabun County 
Rabun County has three state parks, from the highest in the state at an altitude at 3,640 feet to the deepest gorge at nearly 1,000 feet One of our state parks is located on Lake Burton, which is great for boating,fishing,and swimming. Rabun County offers shopping opportunities unlike any others. With our unique cities of Clayton, Dillard, Sky Valley,Tiger,Tallulah Falls and Mountain City, there is a wide range of eclectic arts, antiques and much more. 
706-782-4812 www.gamountains.com 
Toccoa - Stephens County 
Wrth easy access by train, plane or car, Toccoa is a community rich in heritage with an historical museum, Currahee Mountain, Toccoa Falls and the Tugaloo Riwr. If its outdoor 
recreation you seek, there are trout streams, Lakes Hartwell 
& Yonah, biking, hiking, and camping . Come celebrate the thirty first season of the Toccoa Symphony and Olorus and the Community Theatre. Browse the antique and specialty shops and don't forget the handcrafted flmilure slores. The festivals are spectacular and the Toccoa Christmas Fest Is a must! Contact Toccoa-Stephens Co. CDC, 901 E. Currahee St, Toccoa 305TT 
706-886-2132 www.toccoagachamber.com 
Habersham Winery 
Producing Georgia wine since 
1983, Habersham Is one al the 
state's oldest and largest winer ies with production exceeding 15,000 cases annually. The tasting room features complimentary tastings and offers visitors views of the production area, tank and barrel rooms and the bottling line. A large gift shop has unique wine related merchandise and gourmet food products. Located 1/2 mile South of Helen in Nacoochee Village. 
706-878-9463 www.habershamwinery.com www.nacoocheevillage.com 
 
Blairsville- Union County 
r:::i"""".---n,--,,,..,.... "Anature Lover's Getaway,: hike endless trails, climb the highest peak in Georgia, visit waterfalls and 150 miles of Lake Nottely shoreline. Horseback riding, golfing, antiquing and country crafters. Visit the National Courthouse Museum in the town square. See Sorghum Syrup cooked at the annual festival each Oct. Kick back at one of our many B&B and cabin getaways. Only 11 Omiles north of Atlanta, 
accessible by a four-lane highway from 1-75-575 and 515 to our front door. 
877-745-5789 
www.blairsvi llech amber.com 
 
Babyland General Hospital 
 
Birthplace of the Cabbage 
 
Patch Kids. Fun is born at 
 
Babyland General Hospital! 
 
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Country Inn & Suites 
Perfect location, all rooms feature refrigerators, microwaves & coffeemakers. Indoor pool, meeting facilities. Enjoy a deluxe continental breakfast featuring hot items such as, egg, sausage, biscuits and gravy. All rooms offer complimentary high speed internet access. Visit us once and you'll return again, when asked 99% of our guests have said they will be back! 
800-456-4000 Visit us on the web for a video tour! 
www.countryinns.com 
 
For more information: visit www.georgiamountains.org, call 404-231-1820 or e-mail: info@georgiamountains.org 
 
 Discover the many "little known secrets" of the Northeast Georgia Mountains. Just a short drive but a world of surprises that the whole family will enjoy! 
 
Get your Free li'avel Guide Brochure by visiting us on the web or any welcome Center in N.E. Georgia! 
 
Perched on the brow of a ridge overlooking the highest waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains, the spectacular four-story Lodge at Amicalola State Park boasts 57 guest rooms, including suites with private porches and breathtaking glass-walled views. The park also features 14 cottages, a restaurant, hiking, fishing, teambuilding and a wide variety of other activities. Located in Dawsonville. 
www.amicalolafalls.com 800-573-9656 
 
Unicoi State Park State and Lodge 
The Lodge at Unicoi State Park has 100 guest rooms offering spectacular views, along with 30 cottages. The Conference Center includes eight meeting rooms and two ballrooms. Guests will find a variety of activities including swimming, fishing, hiking, biking, wildlife viewing, sightseeing or relaxing inThe Lodge's retreatlike atmosphere. Located in Helen. 
www.unicoilodge.com 800-573-9659 
 
Forrest HIiis Mountain Rasart & Conference Center 
Private 1 or 2 bedroom cabins with hottubs and fireplaces, bi-level luxury suites and group lodges ranging in size from 4 to 16 bedrooms. Restaurant with 4 dining rooms to cater to your individual needs. Day spa, riding stables, wedding gazebo & chapel plus more! See pictures, affordable packages & area attractions at our website. 
800-654-6313 www.ForrestHillsResort.com 
 
Halen Black Baar Resort 
Indulge yourself in the rustic beauty of Helen 
Black Bear Resort, a 
mountain hideaway near Alpine Helen and the Sautee-Nacoochee valley. Helen Black Bear Resort provides a tranquil 
RESORT getaway, cozy ambience 
~ - - - -- - - ~ and luxurious amenities in every suite and cabin. Enjoy attentive service and an array of dining options; ideal for couples, family,friends, or special events...a unique Georgia mountain experience! 877-734-2467 www.HelenBlackBearresort.com 
 
Mark of the Potter 
~ -:3;'.:;IIJlll!Jr'7 Shop for unique crafts, explore Grandpa Watts' Mill , enjoy picturesque scenery, feed pet trout in 
- their natural habitat, and observe potters creating their wares. 
Featuring quality crafts from 40 local artists including unique crafts in wood , metal and ceramic jewelry, weavings, handblown glass and contemporary pottery. Open every day except Christmas, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Located in Clarkesville. 
706-947-3440 
www.markofthepotter.com 
 
For more information: visit www.georgiamountains.org, call 404-231-1820 or e-mail: info@georgiamountains.org 
 
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Lake Burton Wildlife Management Area GA l-l w)'. 197 N., Clarkesville, 30523 770-535-5700. georgiawildlife.com Escape to 12,600 acre of rugged orth Georgia backcountry for fishing, hiking, birdwatching, picnicking, camping, and hunting. Ca ll for fees. 
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Lake Russell Recreation Area 30-f Lake Russell Rd., Mt. Airy, 30563 706-754-622 l , fs.(ed.11s/co nf This tranquil I00-acre lake offers a relaxed setting for fishing, picnicking, swi mming, camp ing, and boating (no outboa rd motors permitted). Open May-Labor Dar weekend. Free. ~WC c- T 
Mauldin House 458 Jefferson St. , Clarkesville, 30523 706-754-2296, seehabersham.com This late- 19th-centmy ictorian cottage was restored by the city of Clarkesvill e in the 1990 . Adjacent to the house is a millinery shop of the same per iod. The property also features the Big Holl y Cabin, built around 1822. Open Tue.-Fri ., 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 'at. 10 a.rn.-2 
p.m. Free. ~ WC b 
Moccasin Creek State Park 3655 GA 1-/ wy. 197 706-9-/7-3 19-f, 800-86-f-72 75, gastateparks.org This small park nestled on the shores of Lake Burton is good for R camping beca u e of its flat terrain . A boat ramp, wheelchair-acces ible fishing pier, playground, picnic area, and ea onal canoe rental are offered. Hiking trails and a Department of atural Resou rces trout-rearing station are nearby. Open daily 7 a. m.-10 p.m. Ca ll for fees. ~WC c- T 
Panther Creek Falls and Panther Creek Recreation Area Old US 1-/wy. -141 ., Clarkesville, 30523 706-754-622 l, fs.fed.uslconf Atrail leads visitors along the creek's bluff: to three waterfa lls. Open daily. Admission 2 per vehicle. ~WC c- T 
River North Fly Fishing 1850 1-/ardm<m Rd., Clarkesville, 30523 404--/03-2808, rivemorthflyfishing.com Profe sional, exverienced guides will introduce anglers of every leve l to some of North Georgia's best fastwater, deep hole fl y-fishing. Call for hours and fees. ~ 
Sunburst Stables 3181 GA 1-/wy 255, Clarkesville, 30523 706-947-7-133, 800-806-1953, sunburststables.com Take a group trail ride or enjoy a private lesson in the Chattahoochee ational Forest. Open daily IO a.m.- -+ p.m. 25 per hour. ~WC M IT 
Travel Services Habersham County Welcome Center Mauldin /-louse, 458 Jefferson t., Clarkesville, 30523 706-754-2296, seehabersham.com Open Tue.-Fri. JO a.m.--+ p.m., Sat. 10 a. lll.-2 p.m. 
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CLAYTON J-2 Northeast Georgia Mountains 
Becky Branch Falls Wanvoman Rd., Clarton, 30525 706-782-3320, visitnortheastgeorgia.comlwaterfalls.htm Thi 20-foot cascade, five lllinutes from downtown 
Jayton, is eas ily accessible with a walk up a trail to a bridge at the base of the fa lls. ~ 
 
Dick'sCreek Falls Off Sandy Ford Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, 1isitnortheastgeorgia.comlwaterfalls. htm This waterfa ll is approx imately 60 feet high and lllakes a sheer drop over a granite mound into the Chattooga Ri ver. There's a viewing area at the top of th e fall s. ~ 
Ellicott Rock Wilderness Area Forest Sen>ice Rd. 646, Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, fs.fed.us/conf You'll find exceptiona l hiking in this 2,021-acre wilderness area. Open dai ly. Free. ~ 
Holcomb Creek Falls /-/ale Ridge Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, visitnortheastgeorgia.comlwaterfalls. htm The Holcomb Creek Trail passes Holcolllb Creek Fall , which drop and Ami over th e shoals for approximately 150 feet, and Ammons Creek Falls, where there is an obsenation deck. 
Lake Burton- GA Power -f Seed Lake Rd., Lakemont, 30522 706-782--1014, 888-CPCLAKE so uthemco.com!gapowerf!lakes!ng_ lakes Georgia Power lakes offer swimming, fishing, and boating, as well as picture que scenery, hiking trails, picnic areas, and campgrounds. Ca ll for ca mping resenations 
and fees. ~ WC C- 
Lake Rabun-GA Power Lake Rabun Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-4014, 88-GPCLAKE georgia power.com!gpclake Boating, fishing, camp ing, and lodgi ng are offered here. Open daily. Call for fees. ~ WC 
Nantahala Outdoor Center Off U 1-/wy. 76 E., Clayton , 30525 64-638-5980, 800-232-7238, noc.com The 1 OC offers white-water rafting and kayaking instruction , as well as a range of paddling cla ses and internationa l adventure tours. Both guide-assisted and rental trips are avai lable. Call for hour and fees. ~WC M IT 
Rabun Beach Recreation Area Lake Rabun Rd. S. (County Rd. 10), Cla)ton , 30525 706-782-3320, fs.fed.uslconf Visitors ca n enjoy picni cking, hiking, boating, swimming, and fishing. Campsites with electrica l and water hookups are avai lable. Open daily. Call for fees. ~ WC 
Sandy Bottom Recreation Area Forest Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, fs.fed.us!conf Ca mpsites, picnic areas, and fishing make this spot a 
mountain favorite. Open daily. Call for fees. ~ WC C- 
Southeastern Expeditions- Chattooga River Rafting 73 50 US 1-/wy. 76 E., Cla)>ton, 30525 404-329-01-33, 800-868-7238 southeastemexpedition s.com Overnight trips, ca noe and kayak instruction. and group team-building seminars are ava ilable. The season runs Mar.-Oct. Call for hours and fee . ~ WC 
Southern Nantahala Wilderness Area Fores/ Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525 706-7 2-3320, fs.fed.us/conf Thi scenic area offer breathtaking views of the mountains, in addition to hiking, ecotouri Ill, and wildlife viewing. Open daily. Free. ~ 
Tallulah River Recreation Area Forest Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525 
 
706-782-3320, fs.fed.us/conf Fish for trou t in the Tallulah River or hike through nearby Coleman River Scenic Area in this secluded section of the Tallulah Ranger District. Open daily. 
Call for fees. ~ WC C- 
Tate Branch Recreation Area Forest Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, fs.{ed.us/conf Located in the Tallulah Ranger District, this recreation area has good trout fishing, exceptional fall color, and remote mountain scenery. Campsites available. Open 
daily. Call for fees. ~ WC c- 
Tut'sGame Preserve at Tut's Mountain US 1-/wy. -141 S. and Seed Tick Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-6218, 800-62 1-1768, tutsmountain.com Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, fi hing, and nature exploration at this serene mountain e cape. Open daily. dulls $4, children under 12 $2. ~WC c- T 
Warwoman Dell Recreation Area Wanvomcm Rd. , Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, fs.fed.uslconf This densely forested area on Wanvoman Creek produces abundant wildflowers. Enjoy picnicking and the nature trail. Open daily mid-Mar.- mid-Nov. Free. 
helter rental $40. ~ WC C- T 
Warwoman Wildlife Management Area Wanvoman Rd., Clayton, 30525 770-535-5700, gerogiawildlife.com Enjoy hunting, camping, fishing, hiking, birdwatching, picnicking, and horseback-riding trails. Open daily. Free. Call for ca mping fees. ~ 
Wildwater ltd.Rafting Off US 1-/wy. 76, Clayton, 30525 864-647-9587, 800-45 J-9972, wildwaterra#ing.com Rafting trips here provide exceptional facilities, topquality equipment, and a highly trained staff. Open 
daily. Hours vary seasonally. Call for fees. ~ WC C- T 
Willis Knob Recreation Area Willis Knob Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, {s.fed.us/con{ Horseback riding, fishing, and hiking are all available 
here. Open daily. Call for fees. ~ WC C- 
Travel Services Rabun County Chamber, Rabun Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center 232 US 1-/wy. 441 ., Clayton, 30525 706-782-4812, gamountains.com Open Mon .-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Apr.-Oct. also at. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. ~ WC C- 
CLERMONT Northeast Georgia Moun tains 
Montara Farm 6749 Stringer Rd. , Clennont, 30527 770-983-0503, montarafann.com Take a two-hour group trail ride through 600 acres of lush wildflower meadows and mountain-view trails. Corporate dude ranch events and team-building activ- 
ities available. Open daily. Call for fees. ~ WC C-fl T 
CLEVELAND 1- 3 Northeast Georgia Moun ta ins BabyLand General Hospital 
73 W Undenvood t., Cleveland, 30528 706-865-2 17l, cabbagepatchkids.com Witness the "birth" of a Cabbage Patch Kid in a turnof-the-century-themed medical clinic. Open Mon.- 
at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. ~ WC C- 
 
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 Cannon Falls Lodge 706-3-f -7919, ca,111on{<11/slodge.com Providing Ay fishermen from all o,er the nation one of the mo t beautiful and secluded Ay-fishing experiences available in the South. Re ervations are required. Call for hours and fees. 
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Chestatee Wildlife Management Area 11 miles north of Cleveland, off US Hwy. 19 770-535-5700, georgiawildli(e.com Public hunting, camping, hiking, birdwatching, picnicking, and fishing are ava ilable in this 25,000-acre 
area. Open daily. Call for fees. [;;l WC 
 
Gold 'n Gem Grubbin Mine 75 Gold 'ugget Ln., Cte,,eland, 30528 706-865-545-f, goldngem.com Vi it an authentic operating gold mine and pan for gold and gemstones. Fi hing and camping are also avai lable. Open daily summer 9 a.m.-6 p.m., off-sea on 9 
a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;;l WC 6' 
 
Travel Services White County Chamber of Commerce 122 N. Main St., Cleveland, 30528 706-865-5356, whitecountychamber.org Open i\'lon.-Fri. a.m.-4:30 p.m. [;;l WC 6' 
 
COHUTTA 
Historic High Country Cohutta Fisheries Center 5350 Red Clay Rd., Cohutta, 307 10 706-69-f- 830, daltoncvb.com The Cohutta ational Fish Hatchery feature tanks displaying the warm-water species raised by the hatchery. Fi hing i available. Office open i\lon.-Fri. 8 a.m.4:30 p.m. Free. [;;l WC 
 
COLBERT 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Brush Creek Sporting Club 
1631 1/oriah Church Rd , Colbert, 30628 706-788-2910, brushcreekfam1.11et 
hoot clays or take to the course for a IOO-b ird cha llenge. Take a full- or half-day guided quail and pheasant hunt, or hunt with your own dog. No hunting licen e required. Open Wed.-Thu. noon-6 p.m., Fri.-Sat. :30 a.m.-6 p.111., Sun. 2-6 p.m. Call for fees. [;;l WC fl 
 
COMER 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Watson Mill Bridge State Park 650 Watson Iii/ Rd. , Comer 706-783-53-19, 800- 6-f-7275, gastateparks.org Home to Georgia 's longest covered bridge till in its I 85 location, this scenic park offers camping, a picnic area, hiking and biking trails, fishing, seasonal canoe rental, and equestrian trail . Open daily 7 
a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fee . [;;l WC 6' 
 
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Atlanta Dragway 
 
500 E. Ridgeway Rd., Commerce, 30529 
 
706-335-230 I, 770-682-3782, atlantadragway.com 
 
This top NHRA Power id drag-racing facility is the 
 
ite of the outhem Nationals each i\lay. Call for 
 
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Travel Services 
Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce 1655 S. Elm St., Commerce. 30529 706-335- 1 97, jacksoncountyga.com 
Open i\lon.-flri. a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC 6' 
 
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Chieftan's Trail New Echota, Home of 
Cherokee Nation's Supreme Court 
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aA'~s~~ ~ ;;ff a 9 hole and 2 - '!'8 
hole courses, antiques, carpet and unique shops abound. Downtown/Main Street A Main Street City 
1-800-887-3811 
www.gordonchamber.org 
ope you brought an extra suitcase. 
Conveniently located in Calhoun, Georgia at I-75, exit 312. 
 Customer Services  RV/Bus Parking  Customer Lounge  Strollers/Wheelchairs  Gift Certificates  Group Tour Packages 
706-602-1305 or 1-87 
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Northeast Georgia Mountains Big Red Apple Monument 102 Grant Place, Camelia, 30531 706-778-4654, 800-835-2559, habershamchamber.cam The world 's largest apple monument (5,200 pounds, 22 feet across) was shipped from Virginia in I926 to commemorate the area's apple growers. Open daily. 
Free. [;I WC 6' 
Lake Russell Wildlife Management Area Off CA Hwy. 123, east of Mt. Airy, adjacent to Lake Russell Recreation Area, Camelia, 3053 l 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com This area i ideal for hiking, biking, and trail running. 
all for fees. [;I WC 6' 
Loudermilk Boarding House Museum 27 l Foreacre St., Cornelia, 3053 l 706-77 -2001, jonimabe.com 
permanent display on the third floor is owner Joni Mabe's " Panoramic Encyclopedia of Everything Elvis." Open Fri.-Sat. 10 a.m-5 p.m. Adults $5, children 6 and under free. [;I 6' 
Travel Services Habersham County Chamber of Commerce 668 Clarkesville t. , Cornelia, 3053 l 706-778-4654, 800-835-2559, habershamchamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;I WC 6' 
CRANDALL 
Historic High Country Cohutta Springs 1175 Cohutta Springs Rd., Crandall, 30711 706-695-9093, 800-940-6789, cohuttasprings.cam Visitors enjoy horseback riding, ropes courses, paddle boats, waterskiing, pontoon boat rides, and canoeing. This is also an ideal meeting environment for all kinds of groups, with lakefront motels, cabins, and chalets 
available. Call for hours and fees. [;I WC 6' ft T 
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Northeast Georgia Mo untains Airborne Promotions Hot Air Balloon Rides Cumming Area 678-283-4033, 67 -947-9866, 770-380-395 l airbomepromotions.com Experience Georgia from the skyl All hot-air-balloon rides are weather permitting. Call for hours and fees. WC I 
Concerts in the Country- Lanierland Music Park 6115 Jot-Em Down Rd., Cumming, 30041 770-887-7464, lanierland.com Lanierland has had top entertainer in country music grace its lage for 35 years. The family-friendly amphitheater seat more than 4,000 and features open sides and sawdust on the floor for a real old-timey feel. 
Call for schedule and fees. [;I WC 6' I 
Poole'sMill Park and Historic Covered Bridge 7725 Poole's Mill Rd. , Cumming, 30040 770-781-22 l5, forsythco.com Poole's Mill is a I0-acre park that features a walking path , picnic area, and playground. The bridge, built in 1906, is one lane wide, 90 feet long, and spans Settledown Creek. Open daily. Free. 
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Travel Services 
Cumming-Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce 212 Kelly Mill Rd., Cumming, 300-f0 770-887-6461 , forsythchamber.org Open Mon.- Thu. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 8:30 a.m .-4 
p.m. [;I WC 6' 
 
DAHLONEGA H-3 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Appalachian Outfitters River Trips 2084 S. Chestatee, CA Hwy. 60 S., Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-7117, 800-426-71 l 7, canoegeorgia.com Experience the serenity of the Etowah and Chestatee Rivers by canoe or kayak. Open daily June-Aug., Thu.-Sun. during Apr., May, and Sept. Call for fees. [;I WC 6' 
Blue Ridge Wildlife Management Area CA Hwy. 52 W. (Lawer Blue Ridge WMA) or CA Hwy. 60 . (Upper Blue Ridge WMA) Dahlonega, 30533 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com Enjoy hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, birdwatching, picnicking, and horseback riding (bring your own horse) on 38,900 acres. Open daily. Call for activity fees. [;I WC 6' 
Buisson Art Center 199 Choice St., Dahlonega, 30533 706-867-0050 This art consortium brings together various art projects to promote the arts in the orth Atlanta area. Visitors can enjoy a gallery, a children's theater, a dinner theater, and a music hall. Open daily JO a.m.-J I p.m. Call for 
schedule and fees. [;I WC 6' VI T 
Chestatee Wildlife Preserve 469 Old Dahlonega Hwy., Dahlonega, 30533 678-859-6820, chestateewildlifepreserve.org This attraction specializes in the preservation through education of exotic and domestic wildlife. Open daily 
JO a.m .-4 p.m. Adults $10, children $6. [;I WC 6' T 
Consolidated Gold Mine 185 Consolidated Cold Mine Rd., Dahlonega, 30533 706 64-8473, cansolidatedgoldmine.cam Take a walking tour through the massive underground network of tunnels and learn about techniques used by early miners. Or try your hand panning for gold or screening for gemstones. Open summer daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m., winter daily 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $11 , 
children 4-14 $7. Call for group rates. [;I WC 6' T 
Cooper Creek Scenic Area Forest ervice Rd. 4, of{CA Hwy. 60, Dahlonega, 30533 706-745-6928, fs.fed.us/conf This area features hiking trails, campsites, and trout fishing in Cooper Creek and its tributaries. Open daily. Free. [;I 
Crisson Gold Mine 2736 Morrison Moore Pkwy E., Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-6363, crissongoldmine.com Visit Georgia's only working stamp mill, a 120-year-old machine used to crush rock and remove gold. Check out other working mine machinery or pan for gold and gemstones. Open daily 10 a.m .---0 p.m. Call for fees . 
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Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site l Public Square, Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-2257, gastateparks.org Located in the old county courthouse, this mu eum tells the story of our nation's first gold rush with exhibit , a film, gold nuggets, and coins. Open Mon .-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un . 10 a.m.-5 p.m. dulls $3, children 6--18 $1.50, seniors $2.50. 
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Dahlonega Historic District Town quare, Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-3711, 800-231-5543, dahlonega.org Dahlonega features unique shopping and dining expe- 
 
riences in authentic I9th-century buildings. Open 
daily. Free. [;I WC 6' 
DeSoto Falls and DeSoto Falls Recreation Area US Hwy. 19, 18 miles north of Dahlonega, 30533 706-745-6928, {s.{ed.uslconf A sign at the trail head here attributes the falls' name to the discovery of a mysterious plate of am,or in the 1880s. Enjoy hiking, fishing, picnicking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Call for hours and fees. [;I WC 
Dockery Lake Recreation Area Forest Service Rd. 654, of{CA Hwy. 60 Dahlonega, 30533 706-745-6928, fs.fed.uslcanf This rec area offers camping, hiking, picnicking, and fishing. Open daily late Mar.-late Oct. Call for hours and fees . [;I WC 
George Coleman Planetarium orth Georgia College and State University Campus, 
Sunset Dr., Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-147 l , ext. 1511 ngcsu.edulacademiclscienceslphysicsljonesl planetariumhome!planetarium.html Regularl y scheduled shows each Friday at 8 p.m. while school is in session. School and special shows are available by appointment. An observatory sky iewing will be held after each show if weather permits. Open Fri. 
7:30 p.m. Free. [;I WC 6' 
Gold City Corral and Carriage Company 49 Forrest Hills Rd. , Dahlonega, 30533 706-867-9395, goldcitycorral.cam Guided one- and two-hour horseback rides down forest trails and scenic mountain back roads. Chuck-wagon dinners and carriage rides available. Half-day trail rides are also available, lunch included. Open daily. Call for 
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Historic Holly Theatre 69 W. Main St. , Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-3 759, hollytheater.com This community theater hosts movies, theater productions, dinner theater, and special perfom,ances. Box office hours Mon .-Fri. 11 a.m .-7 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m .-5 
p.m. Call for schedule and fees. [;I WC 6' 
Medicine Bow, Ltd. 104 Medicine Bow, Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-5928, medicinebow.net This wilderness school, for all ages, guides each student toward a unique relationship with the forest by connecting to ancient skills and lore of the ative American . Open by appoinhnent only. Call for events and fees . [;I WC 
Sunny Farms North 1332 Langbranch Rd., Dahlonega, 30533 706-867-9 l 67 Enjoy one- and two-hour horseback rides with pasture and mountain trails. Full or pasture boarding is available. Call for fees and reservations. [;I WC 
Travel Services 
Dahlonega- Lumpkin County Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center 13 S. Park St., Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-3711 , 800-231 -5543, dahlonega.arg 
Open daily 9 a.m.-5 :30 p.m. [;I WC 6' 
DALLAS 
His toric Hi gh Co untry New Hope Church Monument CA Hwy. 381 and Bobo Rd., Dallas, 30132 770-505-3485, pauldingcountygeorgia.com 
 
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 This monument marks the spot of the Battle of 1 ew Hope, a crucial two-day battle in the War Between the 
tales. Open daily. Free. 
Paulding County Historical Society Museum Herschel Jones Middle School 295 . Johnston St. , Dallas, 30132 770-505-3 485, 770-943-6 166 (tours) This museum contains artifacts, relics, memorabilia, and records of events and hi tory of Paulding County. Open Tue., Thu., and at. noon-4 p.m. or byappointment. Adults $2, children $1. [;l WC b 
Pickett'sMill Battlefield Historic Site 4432 Mt. Tabor Church Rd., Dallas, 30157 770-443-7850, gastateparks.org One of the best-preserved Civil War battlefields in the nation is located on more than 760 acres with a museum , film , earthworks, hiking trails, and picnic area. This Confederate victory resulted in a one-week delay of the Federal advance on Atlanta. Open Tue.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m. Adults $2.50, children 
6-18 $1.25, seniors $2. [;l WC b T 
Southeastern International Dragway 1787 East Paulding Dr., Dallas, 30132 770-445-2183, outheastemdragway.com Races are scheduled each Fri. and Sat. night on this I/8th-mile drag-racing track. Call for chedule and 
fees. [;l WC b I 
Travel Services Paulding County Chamber of Commerce 455 Jimmy Campbell Pkwy, Dallas, 30132 770-445-6016, 77-862-9315 pauldingcountygeorgia.com Driving tour information available. Open fon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC b 
DALTON D-2 
Historic High Co untr y Atlanta Campaign Pocket Park U Hwy. 41 ., Dalton, 30720 706-2 0-9960, 800-331-3258, daltoncvb.com The park is part of the Blue and Cray Trail, with a plaque and relief map explaining this pha e of tl1e Atlanta Campaign. Open daily. Free. [;l b 
Confederate Cemetery and Memorial Wall Ridge St. in West Hill Cemetery, Dalton, 30720 706-270-9960, 800-331-3258, daltoncvb.com This cemetery is the ite of 421 Confederate and 4 Union soldiers' graves. Open daylight hours. Free. [;l b 
Creative Arts Guild 520 W. Waugh St., Dalton, 30720 706-278-0 16 , creativeartsguild.org Botl1 a gallery and a dance tudio, tl1e guild spon ors exhibits and classes in dance, music, and the arts. Open Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m . Call for fees. [;l WC b 
Crown Gardensand Archives 715 Chattanooga Ave., Dalton, 30720 706-27 -02 1 Home to the Whitfield-Murray Historical Society. Genealogy enthu iast can find record here for Whitfield and lurray Counties. Open Tue.-Fri . 10 
a.m.-5 p.m. Free. [;l WC b 
Dug Gap Battle Park W. Dug Gap Battle Rd., Dalton, 30720 706-27 -0217, 00-331-325 , daltoncvb.com The rock walls at this monument were used by Civil War soldiers as protection during battle. Open daily. Free. [;l 
 
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Historic Downtown Dalton 104 S. Pent;: I., Dalton, 30720 706-2 78-3332 Explore the histori c downtown and find a restored theater, ecl ectic hopping, antiques, re taurants, and railroad depot. Mon.- Fri. 9:30 a. m.--0 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a. m.- 
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Prater'sMill 500 Prater's Iii/ Rd.lCA Hwy. 2, Dalton, 3072 1 706-69-f-6455, 800-33 1-3258, Praters 1ill.org This hi toric gristmill wa built in 1855. Ground open daily. Buildings open 9 a. m.--0 p.m. during fairs only. Call for schedul e and fees. ~WCY 
Spring Creek Preserve Boyles Mill Rd., Dalton, 30720 706-270-9960, 800-33 1-325 , dutil.comlspringcreek.html 
t this 200-acre wetland reconstruction project visitor ca n observe native flora and fauna . Open at.- un . Call for hours. Free. ~ 
Tunnel Hill Heritage Center and Western and Atlantic Railroad Tunnel 215 Cli by Au tin Rd., Dalton, 30755 706-270-9960, 800-3 31 -3258, daltoncvb.com One of the oldest tunnels in the outh, during the Civil War thi played a part in th e Great Locomoti ve Train Cha e as the General and Texas raced through. The museum house historica l displays and Civil War, railroad, and I ative Am eri ca n artifa cts. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a. rn .--0 p.m. (summer}, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. (winter). ~ WC b 
Wink Theatre 11 5 \V, Crawford t., Dalton, 30720 706-226-9465, winktheatre.com 
Dalton's very own ver ion of Atlanta's famou s Fox Thea tre, Wink offers conce rt , pl ays, and clas ic movies. Call for schedul e and fees. ~WC M IY 
Travel Services Dalton-Whitfield Convention and Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 6177, Dalton, 30722 706-270-9960, 800-331-32 58, daltoncvb.com Open Mon.-Fri. :30 a. m.-5 p.m. ~ WC b 
Dalton Welcome Center 2211 Dug Gap Battle Rd., Dalton, 30720 706-272-7676, 800-82-f-7-f69, mvgtcc.com Located in ide the orlhwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center. Ca ll fo r hours. ~ WC b 
DANIELSVILLE 
Northeas t Georgia Mou ntai ns Broad River Outpost 
GA Hwy. 28 1, 79 11 Wildcat Bridge Rd. Danielsville, 30633 706-795-3242, broadril'eroutpo I.com Paddle along these exciting but easy lass II rapids. The 6. 5-mile ecti on-th e Broad- contains seven shoals, each with individual ledges and laughs. All outings are self-guided, and le sons are ava ilable. A campground is also ava ilable. Closed mid-1 ov.- midMar. , c cept for groups with an appointment. Weekdays IOper per on, weekend and holiday 15 per per on. ~ WC 
Tra vel Services Madison County Chamber of Commerce 10 1 Courthouse Sq., te. I, Danielsville, 30633-596 1 706-795-3-f73, madisoncountyga.org Open tvlon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. ~WC b 
 
DAWSONVILLE G-4 
Northeast Georgia Moun tains Amicalola Falls and Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge 
41 8 Amicalola Falls Rd. 706-265-88 8, 00-864-7275, gastateparks.org This 729-foo t wa terfall is th e highest in th e Southeast. 
i itor can hike to the fa mou ppalachian Tra il or the backcountry Hike Inn, tou r the interpreti ve center, and participate in weekend programs. ccommodations include ca mping, cottages, and a lodge with re taurant. 
Open daily 7 a. m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC b Tl Y 
Bowen Center for the Arts 334 GA Hwy. 9 ., Dawsonville, 30534 706-21 6-f\HTS, dawsonarts.org The center stages yea r-round exhibits and perfonnances by Georgia artists. Open Tue.- Fri. IOa.m.-4 p.m., Sat. 
noon- 4 p.m. Free. ~ WC b Y 
Bradley'sPumpkin Patch and Christmas Trees 55 Lawrence Dr., Dawsonville, 30534 706-265- 1447, bradleyspumpkinpatch.com Vi sit for pick-your-own pumpkins, as well as fresh produce including gourds, Indian corn, and apples. The on-site gift shop offers honey, apple cider, and more. Educati onal fi eld trips can be schedul ed for youth groups and other orga ni zati ons. Open Thu.- Sun. I0 
a. rn .-8 p.m. Free. ~ WC b 
Burt's Farm 4 OJ CA Hwy. 52 E., Dawsonville, 30534 706-265-3701, 800-600-BURT, burts{ann.com Enjoy a fall pumpkin harvest, hayrides, talking pumpkin heads, and popcorn processing. Open Sept. 1- ov. 
15. 9 a.m.--0 p.m. Call for fee . ~ WC b Y 
Dawson Forest Wildlife Management Area GA Hwy. 53 W., Dawsonville, 3053-f 770-535-5700, georgiawildli{e.com Enj oy hunting, ca mping, ca noeing, birdwatching, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and an observation tower at thi 25 ,000-acre area. Open daily. Call for fee . ~WC b 
Dawsonville Pool Room 7 E. First St. , Dawsonville, 30534 706-265-2792, da wsonvillepoolroom.com Play some pool and check out the Bill Elliott memorabilia, fea turing highlight from his ca reer. Open 
un .-Thu. IOa.m.-10 p.m., Fri.- at. IOa. m.- 11 p.m. ~WC M IY 
Etowah Valley Game Preserve 120 Leon /ones Rd., Dawsonville, 30533 706-265-6543, etowahvalleygame.com British-style and flush pheasa nt, chukar, and quail hunt ava il abl e for parties of up to 12 hunters from mid-Oct. through mid-Mar. Sporting clays 5-stand and trap on-site. All of th e birds are raised at the preserve. 
Ca ll for hours and fee . ~ WC b IY 
Kangaroo Conservation Center 222 Bailey-Waters Rd., Dawsonville, 30534 706-265-6 100, ka11garooce11ter.com Thi wildlife conservation and exotic-animals breeding fac ili ty has th e largest kangaroo collec tion outside of Australia. Guided tours ava ilabl e Tue.- al. by reserva- 
tion only. Ca ll for fee . ~ WC b Y 
Thunder Road U.S.A. -f 15 CA Hwy. 53 E., Dawsonville, 30534 706-2 16-7223, thunderroadusa.com Here you'll find the Georgia Racing I!all of F'ame, a mu eum that fea tures racing memorabilia, historic racing vehicles, and videos of memora ble moments in racing. Other attractions include the largest remote- 
 
controlled car track in orth merica, full-size race car simulator , and th e fir t ASC R troph y eve r award ed. Open weekends only. Adul ts 8.50, children 6- 12 S6. 50, eniors $7.50. ~ WC bfl Y 
Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch GA Hwy. 53 E., Dawsonville, 30534 770-772-6223, 88-0 HUC K , u11clesh11cks.com Stop by and pick pumpkin from our pumpkin patch. You'll also find a corn maze, gourds of all size , and Indian corn . Ca ll fo r hours and fees. ~ WC b 'i'I 
Travel Services Dawson County Chamber, Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Welcome Center 5-f CA Hwy. 53 W (Old fail), Dawsonville, 30534 706-265-6278, 877-302-927 1, da wson.org. Housed in th e Dawsonville Old Jail building. Open Mon.-Fri . 8 a. m.-5 p.m. ~ WC b 
DEMOREST 
Historic Hig h Country 
Johnny Mize Athletic Center and Museum 2 0 Laurel A>'e., Demorest, 30535 706-778-3000, piedm ont.edu 
1amed fo r Ba eball Hall of Famer and form er Piedm ont player Johnny Mize, th e museum features memorabilia from his career. Open daily 6 a. m.-1 0 p.m. Free. ~ WC b 
DILLARD J-1 
Northeast Georgia Moun tains 
Andy'sTrout Farm, Cabins,and Campground Betty's Creek Rd., Dillard, 3053 7 706- -f6-2550, andy trout{ann .com Fishing, fishing equipment, and vacation cabins are all ava ilable here. Ca ll for hours and fees. ~ WC b 
Dillard House Stables Old Dillard Rd. , Dillard, 30537 706-746-203 , 706-782-5630 (after hours) dillardh ousestables.co m Offers fa rm ride , river ride , trail rides, a children's ring ride, or an all-day hattooga Wilderness ride. Riding lessons are ava ilable. Re ervations recomm ended for all trail ride . Call fo r hours and fee . ~ WC b 
EAST ELLIJAY 
Historic Hig h Country Apple Orchard Alley 
GA Hwy. 52 E., East Elliiay, 30540 706-635-7-f00 Gilmer Coun ty i Georgia's appl e ca pital, and 11 of the coun ty's 18 apple orchards are spread across this picturesqu e vall er along CA Hwy. 52. Open daily 
ug.-Dec. Free. 
Travel Services Gilmer County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center 368 Craig St. , Ste. -f, East Elliiay, 30539 706-635-7-f00, gilmerchamber.com Open fon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at. IOa.m.- 4 p.m. ~WC b 
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Nort heast Georgia Moun tains Beaverdam Marina 
11 55 Ma rina Dr., Elberton, 30635 706-2 I3-(i-f62 Full- ervice marin a and restaura nt. Open Thu.- Sun. 11 :30 a. m.-9 p.m. Ca ll for fees. ~WC M IY 
Bobby Brown State Park 2509 Bobby Brown State Park Rd. 706-59-f--f222, 800- 6-f-7275, gastateparks.org 
 
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 This quiet park on 70,000-acre Clarks IJill Lake offer fishing, boat rental , swimming, picnicking, and hiking trail . Accommodation include campsites and yu rts. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. all for fees. ~ WC 6' T 
Broad River Wildlife Management Area O((GA Hwy. 79 W., Elberton, 30635 770-9 18-6-f00, georgiawildli(e.com With a nice view of the Broad River Shoals and excel- 
' lent canoeing, this is a great place to enjoy the out- 
doors. Open daily. al l for fees. ~ WC 
Elbert County Courthouse On the quare, Elberton, 30635 706-283-5651 , elbertga.com Elberton ca lls itself the Granite Capital of the World, and thi granite-and-marble landmark hows why. 
Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . Free. ~WC ' 
Elbert County Wildlife Management Area O((GA Hwy. 72, Elberton, 30635 706-595--f222, georgiawildli(e.com On this 2,500-acre area, hunting, fishing. birdwatching, canoe access, a boat ramp, and picni cking are available. Open daily. Call for fees. ~ 
Elberton Granite Museum and Exhibit I Granite Plaza, Elberton, 30635 706-283-255 1, egaonline.com Within the three stories ofself-guided exhibits are educational di plays of antique granite-working tools used in the quart)', as well as other artifacts. Open i\ Ion.- 
Sat. 2-5 p.m. Free. ~WC ' 
Georgia Guidestones GA Hwy. 77 ., Elberton, 30635 706-283-565 1, elbertga.com Thi mysteriou granite monument has tood atop one of Elberton's highest hills ince 19 0. Also ca lled Stonehenge of America, the tones represent a baffiing mystel)', for the identity of the per on , ho commissioned the monument remains unknown . Open daily. Free. ~ 
Lake Richard 8. Russell 4144 Russell Dam Dr., Elberton, 30635 706-2 13-3-f00, 800-9+1-7207 sas.usace.anny. milllakes!Russell With 540 miles of shoreline, lhi lake provides plenty of fishing and swimming. There is a visitors center al the dam, and a fishing pier is located below th e clam. 
Open daily a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. ~ WC 6- 
Nancy Hart Cabin River Rd., Elberton, 30635 706-283-565 1, elbertga.com Before he gained notoriety as a colonia l spy during the merican Revoluti on, 1 ancy Hart was also a staunch patriot, a deadly accurate hot, and a skilled doctor. Visit this replica of her cabin. pen Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. ~ 
Old Dan Tucker's Gravesite Heardmont Rd., Elberton, 30635 706-283-5651 , elbertga.com 
veteran of the Ameri ca n Revolution , Daniel Tucker is probably best known as the Methodist minister whose empath)' and kindness toward slave in pi red the song "Old Dan Tucker," a beloved American folk ballad. Open daily. Free. ~ 
Richard 8. Russell State Park mile northeast o( Elberton, o((GA 1/wy. 77 
706-2 13-20-fS, 800- 64-7275, gastateparks.org Located on 26,500-acre Ru ell l~1ke, this park offers fishing and boating. Camping, cottages. a swimming 
 
x lore old &Waterfalls 
 
Antiques & G all erie 
 
Unique Boutique & hop 
 
Re taurancs 
 
Be d & Breakfast 
 
fo untain Cabi ns 
 
Gold Panning & 1ines 
 
he Scenic Mountain 
 
Gold lu eum Canoeing 
 
dlage of Dahlonega 
 
Waterfall s Tubing 
 
Hiking 
 
Sce nic ~louncain Drives 
 
Bike Touring 
 
C hampion hip Golf 
 
in eya rds and Winery's 
 
Folkways ulcural Art Center 
 
Ho rseback Riding 
 
Mo untain Biking 
 
um e ro u Go ld P anning, Art , Heritage and H oli day Festi va ls 
 
In the mountains, just one hour north ofAtlanta on Hwy. GA 400 
For more illjor111atio11, call: Dahlo11ega-L11111pki11 Co. Chamber of Commerce 
www.dahlonega.org 1-800-231-5543  1-706-864-3711 
 
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beach, boat rental, picnic areas, an 18-hole golf course, Atlanta Falcons Headquarters and Training Facility 
 
disc golf, beach volleyball, a rowing area, and hiking 4400 Falcon Pkwy, Flowery Branch, 30542 
 
and biking trails are available. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 ,770-965-3115, 800-241-3489, atlanta{alcons.com 
 
p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC 6'flT 
 
Visit the display on the team's history at the interactive 
 
museum or purchase team memorabilia at the store. 
 
Travel Services 
 
Call for hours. ~ WC 6' 
 
Elbert County Chamber and Welcome Center 
 
104 Heard St., Elberton, 30635 
 
, jFlowery Branch Depot 
 
706-283-5651, elberlga.com 
Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-; p.m. ~ WC 6' 
 
Main St., Downtown Flowery Branch, 30542 1770-967-6391, cityofflowerybranch.org , , 
 
This IOO.year--0ld historic train depot now serves as a 
 
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community center and museum. Call for hours and 
 
Historic High Country 
 
fees. ~ WCT 
 
 
 
Gilmer Golf and Games, Inc. 
 
72 6 GA Hwy. 515 ., Elliiay, 30540 
 
Harold Nash Lake Lanier Striper and Bass Fishing Guide Service 
 
706-698-4653 
 
5931 acoochee Trail, Flowery Branch, 130542 
 
Championship miniature golf, indoor batting cages, 770-967-6582, lanier(ishingguide.com 
 
and video game rooms offer hours of fun. Open Mar. Lake Lanier's professional striper fishing and bass fish- 
 
I- ov. I. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' IT 
 
ing guide service specializes in trophy angling for giant 
 
stripers and bass. Call for hours a~d fees. ~ WC 
 
Hillcrest Orchards 
 
9696 GA Hwy. 52 E., Elliiay, 30540 
 
, Travel Services 
 
706-273-3838, hillcrestorchards.net 
 
Northeast Georgia Welcome Center 
 
Apples, apple cider, sorghum syrup, mountain honey, 14700 Lanier Pkwy, Flowery Branch, 30542 
 
and apple butter are for sale. Activities include wagon 70-965-9272, greaterhallchamber.com 
 
rides, a nature trail, a petting zoo, and pick-your--0wn Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
 
fruit. Open epl. I- 1ov. 30 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 
 
Call for fees. ~ WC 6' I 
 
FORT OGLETHORPE 81 
 
His to ric High Co untry 
 
Olde Downtown Square 
 
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park 
 
Downtown Elliiay, 30540 
 
3370 LAFayette Rd., Fort Oglethorpe, 30742 
 
706-635-7400, gilmerchamber.com 
 
'.706-866-9241, nps.govlchch 
 
There's something for everyone in downtown Ellijay, The nation's oldest and largest military park features 
 
from antiques stores and art galleries to collectibles and monuments, historical tablets, hiking trails, a multime- 
 
specialty shops. Open daily. Free. ~ WC I 
 
dia program, and horse trails. Open daily 8 a.m.-4:45 
 
Rich Mountain Wildlife Area Rich Mountain, Elliiay, 30540 
 
p.m. Summer hours 8 a.m.-;,45 p.m. Call f9r fees. 
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706-632-303 l 
 
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Despite the lack of established trails, hikers and climbers 
 
Nor th rast Geo rgia Mountains 
 
enjoy thi 9,000.acre black bear preserve. Free. ~ 
 
Alta Vista Cemetery and Longstreet Gravesite 1521 /ones St. and /esse /ewe/I Pkwy, Gainesville, 30501 
 
Ridgeway Mountain Bike Trail 
 
70-536-5209 
 
GA Hwy. 2 2, Elliiay 
 
This cemetery is the final resting place of two Georgia 
 
706-334-2248, carters.sam.U$ace.army.mil 
 
~overnors and Genera l James Longstreet. Open daily. 
 
Advanced and intermediate sections of this six-mile Free. ~ WC 6' 
 
trail have been developed to challenge riders of various 
 
skill levels. Open daily. Call for fees. [;;l WC 
 
Bete Todd Wages and Princess Lucie Shirazi Vintage 
 
Clothing Collections 
 
River Park 
 
'406 Academy St., Gainesville, 30501 
 
1363 . Main St., Elliiay 30540 
 
770-534-6244, 800-252-5119, brenau.edu 
 
706-635-7700 
 
These exhibits feature apparel collections from the 
 
The park offers picnicking, tennis, swimming, and sea early I 880s to the I 960s, with special emphasis on the 
 
sonal sports facilities. Office open Mon.- at. 8 a.m.- ictorian and Edwardian periods. Open Sat.-Sun. 1-5 
 
4:30 p.m. Park open daily. Free. ~ WC 6' 
 
p.m. Free. ~ WC 6' 
 
Travel Services Gilmer County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center 368 Craig St., Elliiay, 30539 706-635-7400, gilmerchamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at.-Sun. JO a.m.-4 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
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North east Ge org ia Moun tai ns Aqualand Marina 6800 Light Ferry Rd., Flowery Branch, 30542 770-967-6811 {/agshipmarinas.comlmarinas/aqualand/de{ault.htm This full-service marina has all the amenities, including a fuel dock, pump-out facilitie , fiberglass boat docks, shower and bath facilities, and fully stocked store. Enjoy a meal at the Dockside Grill. Jet ski and boat rentals are available, and the Windsong ailing Academ is based here. Call for hours and fees. 
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Brenau University Permanent Art Collection 1Brenau University One Centennial Cir., Gainesville, 30501 770-534-6263, brenau.edu More than 1,000 pieces of original art grace the uni1versity campus. Outdoor sculpture, paintings, and art in a variety of ~eclia are scattered across th: landscape. ;Open Mon.-Fn. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 2-, p.m. Free. 
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Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest Forest Service-Supervisor's Office: 1755 Cleveland Hwy., Gainesville, 30501 7 0-297-3000, {s.{ed.us/conf 
rails lead visitors through scenic mountains, streams, hiking trails, and rolling hills. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 
a.m.-4:30 p.m. Park open daily. Call for fees . ~ WC 6' 
Chicopee Woods Agricultural Center 1855 Calvary Church Rd., Gainesyille, 30507 
 
770-531-6855, hallcounty.org Equestrian events, rodeos, animal expositions, mountain bike races, and archery competitions are the attactions here. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 
for fees. ~ WC 6' rl T 
Elachee Nature Science Center 2125 Elachee Dr., Gainesville, 30504 770-535-1976, elachee.org This natural history museum and nature complex offers exhibits, live animal display, native plant garden, and hiking trails. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 
a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC 6'T 
Gainesville Marina 2145 Dawsonville Hwy., Gainesville, 30501 770-536-2171, gainesvillemarina.com 
Full-service marina. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' 
Green Street Historic District Green St., Gainesville, 3050 J 770-536-5209, 888-536-0005, gainesvillehallcvb.org Enjoy the 19th- and 20th-century Victorian and neoclassical residences and businesses along this picturesque half-mile corridor. Open daily. Free. 
Historic Downtown Gainesville Downtown Square, Gainesville, 30501 770-297-J 141, gainesville.org Restaurants, specialty shops, an art center, art galleries, and museums can all be found here. Visitors can also enjoy a solar system tour that begins on the down- 
town square. ~ WC 6' 
Historic Hall County Courthouse 225 Green St. 1.E., Gainesville, 3050 J 770-536-5209 After a tornado destroyed the downtown area, the courthouse and Gainesville city hall building were rebuilt in 1936 facing Roosevelt Square. City hall open 
Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m . Free. ~ WC 6' 
Lake Lanier Olympic Center 3105 Clarks Bridge Rd., Gainesville, 30506 770-287-7888, lckc.org, 1/rc.,vs The site of the rowing, sprint canoe, and kayak events of the I996 Centennial Olympic Games hosts events, programs, and activities throughout the year for canoeists, kayakers, and rowers. Canoe and kayak rentals 
are available. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' T 
Lanier Flight Center JJl 5 Aviation Way, Gainesville, 3050 I 678-989-2395, lanierf/ightcenter.com Take a sightseeing trip over Lake Lanier and the North Georgia mountains or learn to fly! Call for hours and 
fees. ~ WC 6' 
Larry'sLanier Guide Services 8850 Bay Dr., Gainesville, 30506 770-842-0976, 770-844-0976, lanierguide.com Whether you are a seasoned pro or a novice angler, you will enjoy fishing with Captain Larry on Lake ydney Lanier, one of the nation's premier striper and spotted bass fisheries. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 
Northeast Georgia History Center 322 Academy St., Gainesville, 30503 770-297-5900 The history center features a permanent exhibit that details the history of ortheast Georgia. The collection includes a gallery devoted to Ed Dodd, creator of the Mark Trail adventure strip. The ortheast Georgia Sports Hall of Fame is also housed here, as well as the ChiefWhitepath cabin, circa I 80. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m. Adults $5, children $3, 
seniors $4. ~ WC 6'T 
 
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 Northeast Georgia Mountains Travel Association P.O. Box 464, Gainesville, 30503 404-231-l 20, georgiamountains.org Contact this organization for regional travel information . 
The Oaks Miniature Golf, LLC 3709 Whiting Rd., Gainesville, 305D-f 770-534-43 6, oaksminiaturegol{com Come by for a few rounds of miniature golf at this cour e. Open daily 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fee . ~WC 6' IT 
Quinlan Visual Arts Center 51-f Green t. .E., Gainesville, 30501 770-536-2575, quinlanartscenter.org This ortheast Georgia regional arts organization is home to world-clas exhibits and workshops, a well a a wide variety of clas e . The organization is a supporter of local arti ts and offers an extensive gift shop. 
Call for hours. Free. ~ WC 6' T 
River Forks Park 3500 Keith Bridge Rd., Gainesville, 30504 770-531-3952, hallcounty.orglparks.asp 
wimming beach, picnic ites with tables and grill , fishing, hiking, camping, boating, and a sand volle)'ball court are offered here. Open Mar. I-Dec. 31. 
Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' T 
Smithgall Arts Center 33 I pring t. .W., Gainesville, 3050 I 770-534-27 7, theartscouncil.net Located in a restored train depot, the center has meeting and banquet facilitie  perfom1ance pace, and gallery exhibit space. Call for chedule and fees. 
~ WC 6-T 
Steam Locomotives Jesse Jewell Pkwy, Gainesville, 3050 l 770-536-5200, 8 -536-0005, gainesvillehallcvb.org The Gainesville and the lid/and 209 are on exhibi t al the corner of Jesse Jewell Parkwa)' and West cademy 
treet. Free. 
Travel Services Gainesville- Hall County Convention and Visitors Bureau 11 7 /es e Jewell Pkwy, Gainesville, 30503 770-536-5209, -536-0005, gainesvillehallcvb.org Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
Greater Hall Chamber and Gainesville Welcome Center 230 E. E. Butler Pkwy, Gainesville, 30501 770-532-6206, greaterhallchamber.com 
pen Mon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
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Northeast Georgia Moun tains The Arts Center 33 E. Howell St., Hartwell, 306-f3 706-377-2040 View regional and national fin e arts and crafts al this center. Open Tirn.- at. 1-5:30 p.m. and by appointment. Free ( I donation suggested). ~ WC 6' T 
Bluegrass Express 57 Depot St., Hartwell, 30643 706-376-355 1 
 
Enjoy bluegra music every aturday night in thi former cotton warehouse. Open at. -11 p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC ' 
Center of the World Monument U Hwy. 29 S., Hartwell, 30643 706-376-8590, hart-chamber.org This historic monument honors the location of the Cherokee Indian assembly ground where the Cherokee tribal council met. ree. 
Hart County Community Theatre 3 Depot t., Hartwell, 30643 706-3 6-5599, geocities.comlhcct200llindex.html Enjoy quarterly production throughout the year. ea on tickets are available, and reservations are recommended. Office open Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 
Call for chedule and fees. ~ WC 6' 
Hart County Historical Museum 3 l E. Howell t.. Hartwell, 3064 3 706-3 6-6330 Located in the Tea le)'Holland House, the museum is an excellent source of county historical information. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. ~ WC 6' 
Hart County Wildlife Management Area CA Hwy. 77 Alt. E., Hartwell, 30643 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com 
isit this area for 1,000 acres of hunting, primitive camping, birdwatching, and picnicking. Open daily. Free admi ion, activity fee vary. ~ 
Hart State Park 330 Hart tate Park Rd. 706-376-8756, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org Located on 55,590-acre Hartwell Lake, this park offers camping, cottages, a swimming beach, picnic areas, canoe rental , fishing, and a hiking/biking trail. earby marinas rent boats. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call 
for fees. ~ WC 6' T 
Hartwell Lake US Hwy. 29 ., Hartwell, 30643 706-856-0300, 93-067 sas. usace.am1y. mil/lakeslhartwell Hartwell Lake offer a variety of outdoor recreation opportunitie , including camping, fi hing, and boating. i ilors center open daily a.m.-4:30 p.m. Call 
for fees. ~ WC 6' T 
Hartwell Marina 149 Harhvell Marina Rd. , Hartwell, 30643 706-376-544 l, hartwellmarina.com Full-service marina. Open daily a.m.-5 p.m. Call for 
fees. ~ WC 6' 
Travel Services Hart County Chamber of Commerce 3l E. Howell St., Ham..ell, 30643 706-376-8590, hart-chamber.org Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m . ~ WC 6' 
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Nor theast Georgia Moun tains Alpine Amusement Park 419 Edelweiss Strasse, Helen , 30545 706-87 -2306, helenga.org/alpineamusementpark Co-carts, a Tilt-A-Whirl, and a Ferris wheel are all part of this family entertainment complex. Call for hours 
and fees. ~ WC 6' IT 
Alpine Antique Auto and Buggy Museum l l 5 Escowee Dr.. Helen, 30545 706- 78-0072, alpinemu ewn.com ntique automobiles, buggies, and fonn equi pmen t 
 
are on di play at this unique mu eum. Open daily I0 a.m.-9 p.m. dulls , children 5, eniors over 0 
free. ~ WC 6' I T 
Alpine Miniature Golf 791-f S. lain St. , Helen, 30545 706-878-3328 Improve your putting prowess at this miniature golf cour e. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' I 
Alpine Wedding Chapel 91 Munich trasse, Helen, 30545 706-87 -5683, 800-8 3-935 / alpineweddingchapel.com Candlelit ceremonie and exquisite noral decorations await you and )'Our betrothed at the lpine Wedding 
Chapel. all for reservations. ~ WC 6'T 
Andrews Cove Recreation Area GA Hwy. 75 ., Helen, 30545 706- 5-f-6221, (s.fed.uslconf This mountain rec area offer visitors the opportunity to follow an old logging trail up to a section of the 
ppalachian Trail. Call for hour and fee . ~WC 6' 
Anna Ruby Falls GA Hwy. 356, Helen, 30545 706-754-6221, (s.{ed.us/con( The Lion's E)'e interpretive trail is open lo person with vi ual and physical disabilities. Pi cnicking, hiking, a visitors center, and a craft hop are also avail- 
able. all for hours and fees. ~ WC 6' 
Black Forest Bear Park and Reptile Exhibit 160 S. Main t., Helen, 30545 
706-87 -7043, black{orestbearpark.com The park educate people about different pecies of bears by allowing them to ob erve live bear . The reptil e exhibit ha numerous large snakes for ob ervalion. Open Mon.-Fri . 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Bear exhibit .-1, reptil e exhibit 
I. ~ WC 6' T 
Charlemagne's Kingdom 0 . ,lain St. , Helen, 30545 
706 7 -2200, georgiamodelrailroad.com The Kingdom feature an HO-scale monorailroad exhibit that is a small-sca le ve rsion of areas of Gem1any from the orth ea to the lps. The gift hop features electric trains, Thomas the Tank, and educational toys. pen daily IO a.m.-6 p.m. all for winier hours. dulls 5, children 2. 50. ~WC 6' T 
Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area Off 1-lwy. It. 75 and CA Hwy. 5 1 ., Helen , 30545 06-535-5700, georgiawildli(e.com This 25,000-acre primitive wildlife area includes public hunting, fishing, primitive camping, hiking, birdwatching, and pi nicking. Open daily. Call for fees. ~ WC 
Cool River Tubing 590 Edelweiss Dr., Helen, 30545 706-87 -2665, 00 96-4595, coolrivertubing.com Enjoy scenic I-hour or 2.5-hour noats or II"} the Chattahoochee River water lide. Picnic areas and barbecue grill available. Open lemorial Da)-Labor Day 9 a.m.-6 p.m. all for fees. ~ WC 6' 
Cross Creek Stables 70 17 . Main t., Helen, 305-f 5 706-87 -I600, 706-8 -3327, ,wcoocheevillage.com Hor eback riding on scenic riverside and mountain trails. Rides dail)' Sun.-Fri. all for hours and fee . ~WC 
 
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 BRASELTON Chiteau tlan Winery and Resort 100 Rue Charlemagne Braselton, 30517 678--125-0900, 800-233.\\'I 'E /9463) chateauelan.com 
CLAYTON Pffllmmon Creek Vineyards 81 \'inC)-ard Ln., Clal'ton, 30525 706-212-7~80 persimmoncreeh.ine.com 
DAHLONEGA Blackstock Vineyards 5452 To1m Creek Rd., Dahlonega, 30533 -:-o-983-/3'.'"J, georgiaone.com \ 'int)ard only. no (onna/ tours 
 
Dahlonega Tasting Room 16 N. Park t., at the Square Dahlonega, 305B 706,%-1-8275 
Frogtown Cellars 3300 Damascus Clrurch Rd. Dahlonega. 30533 i06-865-068'.'", (rogtownwine com 
Three Sisters Y-meyanls and Wineiy -139 \'inl!)-ard \\<!)', Dahlonega, 30533 706-865-9-163, threesisteminemrds.com 
Wolf Mountain Vineyards /80 \\'ol( .\fou,1tai11 Trail Dahlonega, 30533 '.'"06-86:'-9862 "-ol{mountaimi11eiards.com 
 
HELEN Georgia Wines, Inc., Tasting Room Curiosih Shop, Old St., llnrl 6 lie/en, 305-15 706-878-190b 
Habersham Winery '.'"015 S. ;,,fain t. (G:\ 1/111. 751 Helen, 30545 -06-8'.' -9-163. habershe11r111 inen.com 
RINGGOLD Georgia Winery Taste Center 1-75, Exit 350, Battlefield Ph,,, Ringgold, 30736 706-9r-2J77. georgiawine .com 
 
Tiger Mountain Vineyards 1591 Old GA H1<1. -1-1/, Tiger, ,0576 ;'06-71,2--1--i, i06-i 2-9256 tigenrinc.com 
YOUNG HARRIS Crane Creek Vineyards 916 Crane Creek Rd. foung Harri . 305S2 -06-r9-12 36, cranecreehinernrd1.com 
For more 1nl'ormat1011 on wineries lhrooghout the state. call 800-VISIT GA or isl! GeorgiaOnMyMind org. 
 
David Bristol Hot-Air Balloon Rides Helen, 30545 706 ./-f-19, goballooning.net This companr offers pri\'ate, romantic hot-air-balloon rides above the I orth Georgia mountains. Call for hours and reservations. 
Dukes Creek Falls and Recreation Area GA Hwy. 3-f , He/en, 305-f5 706-75-f-6221 , (s.{ed. us/con( The beautiful Dukes Creek Falls plummet into a cenic gorge. n ob ervation deck a few hundred feet along a combination paved trail and boardwalk permits ,iewing of the falls. Open daily. dmi sion 3. ~ WC 
Dukes Creek Mine GA Hwy. 75, I mile south of Helen, 305-f5 706-8 8-2625 Pan for gold and screen for gems at this mine. Open 
daily 10:30 a.m.-dark. Call for panning fees. ~ WC 6' 
Helen Tubing 991 CA Hwy. 5 ., Helen, 305-f5 706-878-10 2, /re/entubing.com Enjoy a full-fledged water park with Iides, tubes, and a lazy river float as well as a game room and gift shops. Or float the 'Hooch on a I. 5-hour or 3-hour trip clown the Chattahoochee River from r- lemorial Day through 
Labor Day. Call for fees. ~ WC 6- IT 
Home'sBuggy Rides 165 Dandy Ln., Helen, 305-f5 706 7 -36;8, /relenga.orglhomesbuggyrides Buggy ride through the picture que treets of Helen. Open daily. Adults 5, children 3. 
Horse Trough Falls GA Hwy. 75 and Forest Senice Rd. -f-f, Helen, 30545 706-75-f-6221, {s.(ed.us/co11{ The Horse Trough Falls Trail (.04 mile in length ) leads to the beautiful falls and is an excellent choice for 
novice hikers. Open dail). Free. ~ WC 6' 
Nora Mill Granary 7107 . ,\lain t., Helen, 305-f5 706-87 -1280, 00-927-2375, norami/1.com Built in I 76, this authentic working mill i powered by the hattahoochee River. The mill ha undergone exten ive restoration and is currenli) operated br the Fain family u ing the original French burr stones. Call for hours. Free. ~ 
 
Raven Cliff Falls Off Ru e/1-Brasstown cenic Biway, Helen , 305-15 06- 5-f-6221, {i .{ed.u Icon( 111is waterfall is perhaps one of the mo t unu ual in the area because the water flow through a split in the face of a solid rock outcropping and plummets to the ground 100 feet below. Open dailr- Admis ion 3. ~ WC 
Remember When Theatre 115 Escowee Dr., He/en, 305-f; 706 7  HO\ , remembenv/rentl,eatre.com Every Saturday night, the Remember When n1eatre hosts a varietv show "ith a tribute to Elvis. uests can 
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also vi it the piano bar on Fridays and Saturdays, or enjor an indoor go-cart ride. Door open at 6:30 p.m., 
performance begin at p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC b 'fl 
Sautee-Nacoochee Indian Mounds A Hwys. 75 and 17, Helen , 305-f5 
706-87 -21 I, 00-85 027. helenga.org Built in I0,000 B.C., these mounds repre ent the final re ting place of 1\\0 tragic young lovers from warring 
herokee and Chickasa\\ tribes. The mounds are located on pri,ate property, but the) are clearly visible from the highwar. Open daily. Free. ~ 
Smithgall Woods Conservation Area and Lodge 61 T alaki Trail, Helen , 305-15 -06 7 -30 7, 00-31 -52-f , smithgallwood .com Once a private estate, thee 5.555 acres are now open for catch-and-release fishing on Georgia' premier trout stream (reservation required ), hiking, biking. picnicking, and wildlife observation. An elegant and secluded lodge may be rented for getawai or business retreats. 
Open daily - a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC b T 
Tray Mountain Wilderness Area Forest ervice Rd. 69 and Appalac/ri<m Trail /-lele11, 30545 706-75-f-6221 , (s.(ed. us/con{ This primitive wilderne area is so vast it stretches across three Ranger Districts, including the Chattooga, Tallulah, and Brasstown Districts. Open clail)'. Call for fees. 
Unicoi Outfitters 7280 . J\lain, lie/en, 305-f5 706-87 -30 3, u11icoioutfitters.com 111i outfitter offers guided fl)-fishing excursions, a fullsrn ice fly shop. and fl)-fi hing and I) ing clas es. Call for hours and fees. ~ 
 
UnicoiState Park and Lodge 17 GA Hwv. 356, Helen , 305-f5 -06 7 -2201, 00 6-f-727;, gastateparks.org Just h\'O miles from Helen, thi beautiful park offers spectacular mountain cenery and a 53-acre lake. 
menities include a lodge with restaurant, campground, cottage , hiking and biking trails, a swimming beach. boat rental. fishing, picnic areas, a ropes cour e, and various ranger program . Open daily a.m.-10 
p.rn. Call for fees. ~ WC b IT 
Upper Chattahoochee River Recreation Area Forest enice Rd. -f-f, /-lele11 , 305-15 06-75-f-6221, (s.{ed.uslco11{ Camping, picnicking, and hiking are all available. 
Open daily a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fee . ~ WC b 
Wildwood Outfitters 7272 S. 1\ lain St., Helen , 305-f; 706 7 -1700, wildwoodoutfitter .com Canoe, kayak, and raft livery for trips on the Class 11-111 white water of the hattahoochee. Guided trips and camping available. Beginner welcome. Outposts open daily lar.-Sept. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Retail shop open daily year-round. Call for fee and group rate . ~ 
Woody'sMountain Bikes 19 Clarion Rd., He/en, 305-f5 -06 - -371;, /relenga.org/11-oody Rental and tour available. Open clail) IO a.m.-6 p.m. 
(except Dec.-Feb.). all for fees. ~ WC 6' 
Travel Services Alpine Helen- White County Convention Center and Visitors Bureau -26 Brucken trasse, Helen , 305-f5 i06 -2181, 00 58 027, /re/enga.org Open i\lon.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. , un. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 
~we e- 
Greater Helen Area Chamber of Commerce 107-1 Edelweis Strasse, lie/en, 305-15 -06 7 -190 , /relenclwmber.com 
~'Open i\lon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.--+ p.m. 
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Northeast Georgia Mountains Boundary Waters Resort 52 urmrside Rd. , Iliawassee, 30;-16 -06 96-2530, 00-323-3562, boundanwatersresort.com 
 
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 Spend a relaxing day on the lake in one of our pontoon boats, canoe , or kayaks, then spend the evening in our comfortable accommodations. Open daily 8: 30 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;;l WC 6' 
 
come center, as well a the local II istorical Society Mu eum, which feature art, WWll memorabilia, collector' items, and historic records. Open lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. [;;l WC 6' T 
 
Thi outdoor agricultural mu eum sho11case a cotton gin, blacksmith shop, 11 heat house, gristmill, and 
restored schoolhouse circa 1900. ome attractions are 
till in use today. Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 6' T 
 
Crystal River Ranch- Llama Treks 3499 US Hwy. 76 ., Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-5005, c,ystalriver-ranch.com Explore the Chattahoochee ational Fore t in the company of a friendly pack llama. Reservations required. Trek includes a buffet-style lunch. Open 
daily. $45 per per on. [;;l WC VI 
 
Fieldstone Marina 3499 US Hwy. 76 W, Hiawassee, 305-16 706-896-2 //2, 800-545-340 , f,eldstoneinn.com Rent a pontoon, windrider, fishing boat, or aqua cycle for a day of fun al this full-service marina. Open daily. 
Call for fees. [;;l WC 6'fl T 
 
Fred Hamilton Rhododendron Garden 1311 Music Hall Rd., Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-4 /9 /, georgia-mountain-fair.com Take in the beauty of more than 3,000 rhododendrons, azaleas, and wildnowers on this Lake Chatuge I alking 
trail. Open daily. Free. [;;l WC 6' T 
 
Hickorynut Cove Trout Farm 2500 Hicko,ynut Cove, Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-534 1, hicko,ynutcove.com 111is private five-acre lake is great for paddle-boating or fishing. Open dail y 8 a.m.--6 p.m. Free admission; pay 
by the pound for what you catch. [;;l WC 6' 
 
High Shoals Falls and High Shoals Scenic Area Forest Service Rd. 283, off GA Hwy. 75, Hiawassee, 30546 706-745-6928, fs.fed.us/conf Enjoy an observation deck beside two of the five lovely falls in this area. Open daily. ree . [;;l 
 
Mountain Adventures at the Fieldstone Resort 3499 U Hwy. 76, Hiawassee, 30456 06-896-2262, 888-834-4409, thefieldstone.com Let us plan an exciting excursion for you, including activities such as white-water rafting, golf, horseback riding, ny-fishing, kayaking, hiking, wine and cheese lake cruises, houseboat rentals, and so much more. 
Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 6' IT 
 
Swallow Creek Wildlife Management Area Off GA Hwy. 75, Hiawassee, 30546 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com Visitors can enjoy hunting, camping, fishing, birdwatching, hiking, and picnicking on thi 19,000-acre 
wildlife area. Open daily. Call for fees. [;;l 6' 
 
Upper Hi Fly Fishing Outfitters 3375 US Hwy. 76 W., Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-9075, upper-hi-fly.com Year-round guide ervice. Reservations required. Open 
on.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un. IO a.m.-4 p.m. Call for fees. [;;l WC 6' 
 
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Allen'sFly-A-Way Shooting Resort 
 
182 Lake Tehama Trail, Homer, 30547 
 
706-677-20 19, 866-2 / 7-0397 
 
allensflyawayduckshootingresort.com 
 
Lake Tehama is a privately owned lake providing habi- 
 
tat for an average of 1,000 ducks throughout the year. 
 
Call for hours and fees. [;;l WC 6' 
 
Banks County Historic Courthouse 106 Yonah Homer Rd., Homer, 30547 706-677-2108, 800-638-50D-I, bankscountyga.org One of the four oldest courthouse in Georgia, this is currently home to the chamber of commerce and wel- 
 
Banks County Jail Old fail t., Homer, 305-1 706-677-210 , 800-63 -5004, bankscountyga.org 111e econd noor of thi former jail still ha the cells, the bars on the windows, and the chi lling hangman's trapdoor. Open by appoinh11ent onl)'. Free. [;;l WC 
Wilson Shoals Wildlife Management Area Of(GA Hwy. 365 on Yonah Rd., Homer, 30547 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com On this 2,800-acre area, visitor can enjo)' hunting, primitive camping, hiking, birdwatching, hooting range, and picnicking. Open daily. all for fees. [;;l WC 
Travel Services Banks County Convention and Visitors Bureau OffU Hwy. 4-fl , 1/omer. 30547 706-677-5265, bankscountyga.org Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC 6' 
Banks County Chamber of Commerce 106 Yonah Homer Rd., Homer, 30547 706-677-210 , 00-63 -5004, bank cowrtyga.org 
Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. [;;l WC 6' 
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Historic High Country Burnt Mountain Overlook Bumi Mountain Rd., Jasper, 30143 706-692-5600, pickenschamber.com Pull off the road to appreciate a breathtaking view of the southern end of the ppalachian Mountains. Open 
daily. Free. [;;l 0- 
Kirby-Quinton Heritage Cabin/Old Pickens County Jail 14 I . lain I., Jasper, 301-f3 706-268-3 129, marblel'alley.org 111e cabin's antique furniture includes a rope bed, a sp inning wheel , and a crib. The jail was con tructed in I 906 and served the county until I 9 2, with living quarters on the first noor for the jailer and his family and the cellblocks occupying the second story. Open at.-Sun. 2-5 p.m. or by appoinbnent (except Dec. 
and Jan. ). Admi ion 2. [;;l WC 6' 
Travel Services Pickens County Chamber of Commerce 500 tega/1 Dr., Jasper, 301-f3 706-692-5600, pickenschamber.com Open Mon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l 6'T 
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Northeast Georgia Mountains Crawford W. Long Museum 2 College St., Jefferson, 30549 706-367-5307, crawfordlong.org Dr. Crawford W. Long performed the fir t p.rinless urgery here by ad mini tering a small do e of ether. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. I lours vary for special events and festivals. Croup tours by appointment. Free ( I donation requested). [;;l WC 6' 
Peach State Speedway 38 Lyle Field Rd., Jefferson, 305-19 706-387-7490, peachst peedwa).com The Ilooters Pro up and Georgia sphalt Series events are held here, as well as many others. Call for 
schedu le and fees. [;;l WC 6' ~IT 
Shields-Ethridge Heritage Farm 2355 Ethridge Rd., Jefferson, 30549 706-367-2949, shieldsethridgefann.org 
 
KINGSTON 
Historic High Country Governor'sHouse 45 Howard I., Kingston, 30 l-f5 
70-3 36-9 /-f9, govemorshouseonline.com troll this 1930 estate, which is complemented b)' gardens and a stained-glass chapel and specia li zes in meetings, retreats, 11eddings, and banquets. Open for lunch the second 11rn. of each month 11: 30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. or b) appointment. Free. [;;l WC 6' IT 
Kingston Woman's History Museum 13 . /\ lain St., Kingston, 30145 70-336-5 540, notatlanla.org The museum portrays life in Kingston following the 
ivil \Var. Open al.- un . 1-4 p.m. Free. [;;l WC 6' T 
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Historic High Country John B. Gordon Hall 
. J\lain t., Lafayette, 3072 706-63 -1272 Built in I 36, this i the olde I landing brick school in the state of Georgia and was Confederate genera l Braxton Bragg's headquarters. Call for hours. Free. [;;l 
Keown Falls Off 1-75, xii 34 I, Lafayette, 30728 06-695-6736, fs.{ed.us/conf I liking and wildlife viewing are two popular activities here. Picnic tables and grills are available. Open daily. 
2 per vehicle. [;;l WC 6' 
Pigeon Mountain Lafa ette. 30728 706-295-604 1, georgiawildlife.com 
pelunking, hiking, fi hing, camping, hunting, hor eback riding, and hang gliding can be enjoyed here. Open daily. Free. [;;l 6' 
Pocket Recreation Area Offl-75, xii 341, Lafayette, 3072 706-695-6736, fs.fed.us/conf Camping, picnicking, and hiking are avai lable. Open 
daily Apr.-mid-Nov. Call for fees. [;;l WC 6' T 
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Northeast Georgia Mountains Lake Lanier Islands 000 Holiday Rd. , Lake Lanier Islands, 30518 
0-932- 200. 00 40-5253 lakelanierislands.com Lake Lanier Island is a year-round vacation destination located on the pristine southernmost shore of Lake idney Lanier. ccommodations include deluxe waterfront lake house vacation rental , and two luxuriou full- ervice hotels. beach and water park, a golf course, and boat rental are al o available. Call for reservation and fees. [;;l WC 6' IT 
LAKEMONT 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Hillside Orchard Farms 18 orghum 1i/l Dr., Lakemont, 30552 706-7 2-0 5 , 866-7 2-4995, hillsideorchard.com 
isit thi roadside country tore filled with fresh easonal produce, jams, jellies, and all sorts of other "jarred" 
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Lake Seed- GA Power Off Lake Rabun Rd. , Lakemonl, 30552 706-7 2--fO 14, -CPCLAKE, georgiapower.comlgpclake On this 3xicre lake, enjoy swimming, boating, picnicking. 
 
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Nor theast Georgia Mountains Clem'sShoal Creek Music Park 3191 Providence Church Rd., Lavonia, 30553 706-356-1092 Live bluegrass, country, and gospel entertainment offered in a drug-and-alcohol-free environment for the whole famil y. Call for hours and fees. 
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Tugaloo State Park I 63 Tugaloo tale Park Rd. 706-356--+362, 00-864- 275, gastateparks.org Located on 55,590-acre Lake Hartwell, this park offers camping, cottages, a swimming beach, tennis courts, picnic area , hiking trail , seasonal canoe rental, volleyball, hor eshoes, and mini-golf. Open daily a.m.10 p.m. Call for fees. 
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Travel Services Lavonia Chamber ofCommerce 1269 E. lain St., Lavonia, 30553 06-356 202, lavonia-ga.com Open lon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-noon, 1-5 p.m. C;;l WC ' 
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Lavonia 93 County Rd. -f, Lavonia, 30553 06-356-4019, georgiaonmymind.org Tra\'el information, picnic tables, grills, and pet-walking areas are available. Open daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 
Historic High Country Battles for Chattanooga Museum 1110 E. Brow Rd., Lookout fountain, 37350 -f23 21-2 12, 00-85-f-0675, battlesforchatlanooga.com The three-dimensional electronic battle map presentation of Chattanooga's Civil War history features 5,000 miniature soldiers, 650 lights, and ound effects of the major battles fought here. Open daily June-Aug. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., ept.-.\lay 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults 6.95, children $4.95. 
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Rock City Gardens 1400 Patten Rd., Lookout Mountain, 30750 706 20-2531, 800-85-f-0675, seerockcity.com 
woodland path leads visitors pa t rock formations , cave , and lush garden , which feature more than 400 different species of nati,e wildflowers, plants, hrub , and trees. Call for hours. dulls 12.95, children 3-12 
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LULA 
Northeas t Georgia Mountains Blind Suzie Covered Bridge Antioch Church Rd., of(GA Hwy. 51, Lula, 30554 706-67 -210 , 00-63 -500-f, bankscountyga.org 
lso known as the Lula Covered Bridge, this is Georgia's smallest covered bridge. Open daily. Free. 
Crocker Pottery- Georgia Folk Pottery Center 6345 W County Line Rd., Lula, 30554 770- 69-3160 Watch as true Georgia folk potters turn and burn their beautiful wares. A continuous exhibit of pottery is on display and for sale, including Meaders and other folk potters' work. Open lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 
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MARBLE HILL 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Swan Center Outreach 
5 Swan Center Dr., 1arble Hill, 30148 70-893-3525, swancenter.org This nonprofit organization is a sanctuary for rescued animals, offering trail rides, children's horse camps, and a petting zoo. Overnight lodging is available, including retreats that feature horse activities, as well as health retreats. Free tours Wed.-Sun. 10:30 a.m.-4:30 
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MAYSVILLE 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Hurricane Shoals Park GA Hwy. 82 pur, Maysville, 3055 06-652-23 70, liurricaneshoals.com This park features shoals for swimming and wading, along with nature trails, picnic area , pavilions for rent, playgrounds, an old gristmill , and an amphitheater. Guests can also tour restored historic homes at this site. 
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Historic High Country Horseshoe Bend River Park River Rd., McCaysville, 30555 706-632 -7696 
o-T Fish, hike, or picnic on the banks of the Toccoa River. 
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Whitewater Rafting and Canoeing McCaysville, 30555 706-632-5680, 800-899-6 67 Call the Fannin County Welcome Center for information on experienced guide and outfitters offering exciting white-water rafting trip . 
MORGANTON 
Historic High Country Morganton Point Recreation Area County Rd. 616, 1organlon, 30560 06-632-3031 , fs.fed.uslconf This recreation area offers camping, picnicking, boating, fishing, swimming, and hiking. Open daily. Call 
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MOUNTAIN CITY 
Northeast Georgia Mountain Black Rock Mountain State Park Black Rock Mountain Pkwy, of(U Hwy. 441 706-746-2141, 00-864-7275, gastateparks.org At an altitude of 3,640 feet, the highest state park in Georgia offer hiking trails and overlooks in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Camping, cottages, picnicking, lake fishing, and a summit visitors center are available. 
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Foxfire Museum 210 Foxfire Ln., 1ountain City, 30562 06-7-+6-5 2 , fox(ire.org 
mu eum dedicated to the heritage and culture of the Appalachian mountains aims to give visitor an appreciation for the re ilience of the region 's early inhabitants and the hardships they faced. Open lon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. duIts 5, children IO and under free. Group tours available. 
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OAKMAN 
Historic High Country Carters Lake 1850 Carters Dam Rd., Oakman, 30732 706-334-224 , carters. am.usace.anny. mil Enjoy camping, picnicking, boating, fishing, and hunting. Open daily. Call for fees. 
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RABUN GAP 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Barker'sMill P.O. Box 119, Rabun Gap, 3056 706-746-6921, barkersmill.net{irms.com TI1is historic mill has been providing the local community with milling services since the I 80s. All natural whole wheat flour, buckwheat, and grits are produced here. We now carry wool yarn, too. hipping available anywhere in the U A. Call for fees. 
Hambidge Center Betty's Creek Rd., Rabun Gap, 3056 706-746-571 , hambidge.org The center is listed on the 1ational Register of Historic Places and maintain an artists' residency program in an unspoiled natural setting. ccessibi lity to the public is through a nature trail. Call for hours. Free. C;;l WC 
RESACA 
Historic High Country Confederate Cemetery- Battle of Resaca US Hwy. 41 ' and Confederate Rd. , Resaca, 30735 706-625-3200, 800-887-3 11 The Battle of Resaca was the fir t major engagement in the campaign for Atlanta. On the third weekend in May volunteers reenact the battle. Afterward, visit the 
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Historic High Country Elsie A. Holmes Nature Park 88 Ben Holmes Rd., Ringgold, 30736 706-935 -5263 
isitors can hike a trail, fish , picnic, or just enjoy a quiet place to commune with nature. Open Mon.- at. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 1-6 p.m. Group tours available. 
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Old Stone Church Museum US Hwy. 41 and GA Hwy. 2, south of Ringold, 30736 706-935-5232 Built around I 50, the church still ha its original pews and has been recently restored . "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms'' is said to have been first performed here. The building now hou ses the Catoosa County Hi torical Museum a well. all for hours. Free. 
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Travel Services Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce 264 Catoo a Cir., Ringgold, 30736 06-965-520 I, 77-965-5201, gatewaytogeorgia.com Open 1on.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. C;;l WC 0- 
 
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RISING FAWN 
Historic High Country Cloudland Canyon State Park 
miles east o(Trenton, 011 Route 136 706-657-4050, 800 6-f-7275, georgiagastateparks.org This spectacular gorge can be explored from hiking trail and overlook . Two small waterfalls ca cade over sand tone and sha le at the bottom of the canyon. 
amping, cottages, backpacking, picnicking, a di c golf course, and tennis are available. Open daily 7 
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706-295-5576, 00-+4-l-1 34, romegeorgia.org The aptly named site of Rome's founding in 1834 is flanked by the Etowah, Oostanaula, and Coosa Rivers. 
1ow the town 's historic district, the area is filled with tum-of-the-century homes, many of Rome's oldest churches, delightful shops, and restaurants. Open daily. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Capitoline Wolf 60 1 Broad St., Rome, 30 161 706-295-5576, 800-444-1 H, romegeorgia.org n,e tatue, an official gift from the Roman governor in 1929, stands in front of City Hall and portray the Capitoline Wolf with Romulus and Remus. It is an exact replica of the Etru can piece that lands in the Plazze del Conservatori on Capitoline Hill in Rome, 
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Lookout Lake GA Hwy. 136 E., Rising Fawn, 30738 706-657-7 12 Enjoy a day of fishing or picnicking on this quiet lake. 
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Lookout Mountain Flight Park and Training Center 7201 cenic Hwy., Ri ing Fawn, 3073 706-39 -3541, 800-688-5637, hanglide.com Lessons and tandem flights available at America' number one hang-gliding school. Call for hours and fees. 
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Historic High Country The Round House 43 /ones Ave., Rockmart, 30 153 770-684-84 26 Built by Jake Davitte in the late I ODs, this is said to be the first round house in lhe United States. and the first cement house in Georgia. 11,e Round House is currently used a a florist shop. Open Mon.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. [;l 
Silver Comet Trail and Riverwalk 604 Good,-ear St. , Rockmart, 30 153 770-684- 760, 00-226-2517, path(oundation.org The ilver omet Trail, connecting tlanta to the Alabama state line, is accessible from downtown 
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Van Wert Methodist Church and Historic District 60-l Good ear t., Rockmart, 30153 770-684-8760, 800-226-25 17 Located in Rockmart's historic di trict, the church i one of the olde t buildings in the county. Open daily. 
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ROCK SPRING 
Historic High Country Travel Services Walker County Chamber of Commerce \Valker County Civic Center, 10052 US Hwy. 27 Rock pring, 30739 06-3 5- 02, walkercochamber.com Open i\lon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-:i p.m. [;l WC 6' 
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Historic High Country Between the Rivers, Historic District Downtown Rome, 30 161 
 
Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home 50 I River ide Pkwy, Rome, 30 161 706-29 /-949-f, chie(tainsmuseum.org Recen tly given the I ational Trail of Tears de ignation, this is the original home of the Cherokee leader lajor Ridge. The museum's focus is tl1e Ridge fami ly in lhe context of both Cherokee and American hi tory. Open Tue.-Fri. 9 a.m.-3 p.m., al. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. dults $3, children 1.50, seniors 2. roup rates available. [;l WC 6' 
Georgia Skydiving Center 304 Russell Field Rd. .E., Rome, 30165 706-971-9029, georgiaskydivingcenter.com The kydiving Center offers up wide-screen, panoramic, scenic mountain views and excellent skydiving opportunitite . Open Wed.- un. 7:30 a.m.- unset. 
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Lock and Dam Regional Park 181 Lock and Dam Rd., Rome, 30 161 706-23-f-500 l, r{pra.com R -ready campsi tes with picnic shelters, an exhibition center, hor eshoe pits, canoe rentals, fishing on the Coosa River, restrooms, and shower and laundry facility. Ca ll for hours and fee . [;l WC 6' fl Y 
Ma11hall Forest Horseleg Creek Rd., Rome, 30 165 404 73-6946, nature.orglgeorgia Hiking trails cri cro one of the few remaining stands of old-growth forest in tl1e Ridge and alley Province, a geographical corridor that extends from Pennsylvania to labama. Free. [;l 
Myrtle Hill Cemetery Myrtle t., Rome, 30161 706-295-5576, 00-44-f-l 3-f, romegeorgia.org Myrtle Hill has ix level , in which more than 20,000 people are laid to re I. In the Veteran Plaza section, Charle Craves, merica's Known oldier, is buried. Ellen son Wilson , President Woodrow Wilson's wife, is also laid to re I here. Open daily. Free. [;l WC 
Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum 2-f Veterans 1emorial Hwy., Rome, 30 165 706-29 1-18 3, 00-220-550-l, berry.eduloakhill This mu eum hou es a remarkable collection ofart, as well as exhibits of memorabilia from Martha Berry's life and work in founding the Berry chools. Open Mon.-Sat. IOa.m.-5 p.111. dmis ion 5. Croup rates available. [;l WC 6' IY 
Rocky Mountain Recreation and Fishing Area -f054 Big Texas Val/iry, Rd. J .W., Rome, 30165 06-802-50 7, go{ishinggeorgia.com Enjoy fishing, hunting, picnicking, hiking, camping, swimming, and other outdoor activi ti es. Open daily. 
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CEDARTOWN 
 
Hampton Golf Village 
 
Barnsley Gardens 
 
Cedar Valley Golf Course 
 
6310 Hampton Golf Club Dr. 
 
597 Bamsley Gardens Rd., 30103 P.O Box 1415, 30125 
 
30041 
 
770-773-7480, 877-773-24-f7 770-748-9671 
 
770-205-7070 
 
bamsleyresort.com 
 
Meadow Lakes Golf Course 
 
hamptongolfvillage.net 
 
Indian Ridge Golf Course 
 
383 Adams Rd., 30125 
 
Windermere Golf Club 
 
4333 Adairs11il/e Rd. .E., 30103 770-748-4942 
 
5000 Davis Love Dr., 3004J 
 
706-292-93 2-4 
 
meadowlakes.com 
 
678-513-IO00 
 
BIG CANOE 
 
CHATSWORTH 
 
windem1eregolfclub.com 
 
Big Canoe Golf Club 
 
Indian Trace Golf Course 
 
DAHLONEGA 
 
10586 Big Canoe, 30143 
 
730 i\1itchell Bridge Rd., 30705 Nicklaus Golf Club at Birch River 
 
706-268-3323, bigcanoe.com 706-695-3673 
 
639 Birch River Dr., 30533 
 
BLAIRSVILLE Butternut Creek Golf Course 
 
Spring lakes Golf Club 1591 Spring Place, 30705 
 
706-867-7900, 866-271-5700 nickla11sgolfbirchril'er.com 
 
20 Union Co. Recreation Rd. 
 
706-695-9300 
 
DAWSONVILLE 
 
30512 706-4 39-6076, 877-745-515 3 butlemutcreekgolfcom 
BOWDON 
 
CLARKESVILLE Apple Mountain Golf Club 901 Rockford Creek Rd., 30523 706-754-2255 
 
Chestatee Golf Club 777 Dogwood Way, 30534 706-216-7336, 800-520-8675 chestateegolf11et 
 
Bowdon Golf Club 
 
applemo11ntaingolfgao.com 
 
Gold Creek Golf Resort 
 
416 \\~tts Rd., 30108 770-258-3877, bowdo11golfcom 
BRASELTON 
 
Orchard Golf and Country Club 1057 Orchard Dr., 30523 706-754-3156, 800-754-8543 
 
I Gold Creek Dr. , 30534 770-27 1-0050, 800-966-244 I goldcreek.com 
 
Chateau Elan Golf Courses 
 
theorchardclub.com 
 
ELBERTON 
 
6060 Golf Club Dr., 30517 678-425-6050 chateauela11.com 
BREMEN Lion Golf Club 400 /1,/ urphy Industrial Blvd. 30 110 770-537- 1400 thelio11club.com 
 
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Kingwood Resort Golf Club 
 
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kingwoodresort.com 
 
golfgeorgia.org 
 
Rabun County Golf Club 1322 Old US 441 S., 30525 706-782-5500 
 
ELLIJAY Whitepath Golf Course 1156 Shenandoah, 30540 
 
CALHOUN Calhoun Elks Golf Club 143 Craigto\\'11 Rd., 30701 706-629-409 l 
Fields Ferry Golf Course 581 Fields Perry Dr., 3070 I 706-625-5666 
CANTON BridgeMill Athletic Club I190 Bridgefvlill Ave., 30114 770-345-5500 bridgemillgc.com 
Woodmont Golf Club 3I05 Gaddis Rd., 30115 
 
CLEVELAND Skitt Mountain Golf Course 7883 GA Hwy 254, 30528 706-865-2277 eaglegreens.com 
COHUTTA Nob North Golf Course 298 1ob North Dr., 30710 706-694-8505 
COLBERT Sunrise Golf Club 5225 Colbert-Danielsville Rd. 30628 706-788-2720 sunrisegolfc/11b.com 
 
706-276-3080 
FLOWERY BRANCH Royal Lakes Golf and Country Club 4700 Royal Lakes Dr., 30542 770-535-8800 
GAINESVILLE Chattahoochee Golf Course 301 Tomm y Aaron Dr., 30506 770-532-0066 chattahoocheegolfcourse.com 
Chicopee Woods Golf Course 2515 Atlanta Hwy., 30504 770-53 4-7322 chicopeewoodsgolfcourse.com 
 
770-345-9260 woodmontongolfclub.com 
CARROLLTON Oak Mountain Championship Golf Course 409 Birkdale Blvd., 30116 770-83 4-7065 oakmo11ntai11golfcom 
 
COMMERCE Deer Trail Country Club, Inc. 224 CountryClub Ln., 30529 706-335-3987 
Sandy Creek Golf Course 3100 Ila Rd., 30529 706-335-8 IOO eaglegreens.com 
 
HARTWELL Cateechee Golf Club 140 Cateechee Trail, 3064 3 706-856-4653 cateec/1ee.co111 
Hartwell Golf Club 755 Golf Course Rd., 30643 706-376-8 161 
 
CARTERSVILLE Green Valley Greens Golf Course 157 Rudy York Rd. N. W., 30 I21 770-382-85 IO 
Royal Oaks Golf Club 256 11111mit Ridge Dr. S.E. 30120 770-382-3999 royaloaksgolfcom 
 
COOSA Kraftsmen'sClub Golf Course 284 Kra{tsmen's Club Rd. , 30129 706-235-9377 
 
HELEN Innsbruck Golf Club 664 Balm Innsbruck, 30545 706-878-2 IOO, 800-642-2709 
innsbruckgolfclub. com 
 
CUMMING Country Land Golf Course 6560 Mayfield Dr., 30041 770-887-0006 
 
HIRAM Creekside Golf and Country Club 591 Westchester Club Dr. 30141 
 
This is just asampling of the many golfing opportunities in this region. f01 more information, call 800-VISIT GA or visit GeorgiaOnMyMind.org. 
 
770-4-f5-7655 creeksidegolfcom 
 
HOMER Hammer's Glen Golf Course 148 Hamm er's Glen Dr., 30547 706-677-3333 hammersg len.com 
LAFAYETTE Lafayette Golf Course 638 S. Main St., 30728 706-6 38-0220 
 
TALLAPOOSA Tally Mountain Golf Course 593 Golf Course Rd., 30176 770-574-3 122 
TOCCOA The Pines Black Mountain Rd., Route 3 Box 3280, 30577 706-886-191 5 
 
LAKE LANIER ISLANDS Emerald Pointe Golf Club 7000 Holiday Rd., 30518 770-945-8789 /akelanierislands.com 
 
TRENTON Air Castle Golf Club 2060 Back Valley Rd. , 30752 706-657-36 !6 aircastlegolfclub.com 
 
Renaissance Pinelsle Resort 
 
Big Sandy Golf Course 
 
Golf Course 
 
545 lichaels Rd., 30752 
 
9000 Holiday Rd., 30518 
 
706-657-6738 
 
770-945-8921 pineislegolfcom 
 
TRION Chattooga Golf Course 
 
LINDALE 
 
1025 Club Dr., 30753 
 
BEAA Country Club 
 
706-734-27 l2 
 
227 Eden Valley Rd., 30147 706-2 34-80 IO 
 
TUNNEL HILL Tunnel Hill Golf Course 
 
MAYSVILLE 
 
34-f9 Chattanooga Rd., 30755 
 
Green-Way Golf Course 
 
706-673-413 I 
 
300 Carson egars Rd., 30558 706-652-2385 
 
VILLA RICA Country Club of West Georgia 
 
RINGGOLD 
 
7500 Monticello Dr., 30180 
 
Windstone Golf Club 
 
770-830-8416 
 
9230 Wine/stone Dr., 30736 
 
ccwestgeorgia .com 
 
423-894-1231 windstone.com 
 
Frog Golf Course at the Georgian Resort 
 
ROCKMART 
 
1900 Georgian Pk,"),, 30180 
 
Goodyear Golf Course 
 
770-459-4400, gol{thefrog.com 
 
984 Goodyear Ave., 30153 770-684-2500 
 
WALESKA Lake Arrowhead Country Club 
 
Prospect Valley Golf Course 
 
598 Country Club Ln., 30183 
 
984 Prospect Rd.. 30 I53 
 
770-479-5500 
 
770-684-596 1 
 
WINDER 
 
ROME 
 
The Chimneys Golf Course 
 
Horseleg Plantation 
 
338 Monroe Hwy., 30680 
 
Country Club Golf Course 
 
770-307-4900 
 
127 Winding Rd. S.W. , 30165 eaglegreens.com 
 
706-290-1982 
 
Pine Hills Golf Course 
 
Stonebridge Golf Club 
 
661 Hog Mountain Rd., 30680 
 
585 Stonebridge Dr. 1.W , 30165 770-867-3150 
 
706-236-5046, 800-336-5046 romestonebridge.com 
 
WOODSTOCK Eagle Watch Golf Club 
 
ROYSTON 
 
3055 Eagle Watch Dr. , 30189 
 
Highland Walk 
 
770-59 1-1000 
 
at Victoria Bryant State Park 
 
eaglewatchgolfcom 
 
1-f/5 Bryant Park Rd., 30662 706-245-6770, 800-434-0982 golfgeorgia.com 
 
Golf Club at Bradshaw Farm 3030 Bradshaw Club Dr. 30 188 
 
SKY VALLEY 
 
770-592-2222 
 
Sky Valley Resort 
 
americangolfcom 
 
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Towne Lake H.tlls Golf_Club 1003 Towne Lake Hills E. 30189 
 
STATHAM 
 
770-592-9969 
 
The Chancellor'sCourse 
 
townlakehillsgc.com 
 
at The Georgia Club I050 Chancellor's Dr., 30666 770-725-8 100, 866-725-8 100 thegeorgiaclub.com 
 
YOUNG HARRIS Brasstown Valley Resort 632 l US Hwy. 76, 30582 706-379-4613 , 800-201-3205 
 
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 Roman Holiday 607 Broad t., Rome, 30161 706-236-4477, ,omega.us Rent the Roman Holida)' boat for group crui es on the Coosa and Oostanaula Rivers. Call the City of Rome Development Department for hour and fees. 
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Rome Area History Museum 305 Broad /., Rome, 30161 706-235-8051, romehistor)'museum .com Fa cinating stories of adventure, exploration, and dedication await you, from DeSoto to the Civil \ ar, from early physician and bam lom1ers to more recent Rome hi tory. Open Tue.- at. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. dmission: 
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Rome Little Theatre 530 Broad I., Rome, 30162-1063 706-295-7171, romelittletheatre.com Quality entertainment for the "hole famil)'. Call for 
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Rome'sClocktower 4/0 E. econd /., Rome, 30 161 706-236-4-f 16, romegeorgia.org 171e Clocktower is the official spnbol of the city and sits atop one of Rome' even hill . n,e structure, Ii ted on th e ational Register of Historic Places, \\'a con tructed in I 71 to hold the cil)'s water supply. 
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Rome Speedway Clwlio Rd., Rome, 30161 706-235-254 1, dixiespeedwa)'.COm The speedway i th e world' fastest half-mile dirt track. Ca ll for hours and fees. l:;lWC M I 
Rome Symphony Orchestra P.O. Box 533, Rome, 30162-0533 706-29 1-796 , romesymplwny.org ' l11is orchestra, the oldest in the outh, perfonm at the Rome Cil) uditorium. Call for chedule and fee . 
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Zion Farms Equestrian Camps 2979 Big Texas Valle)' Rd., Rome, 30165 706-235 002, :zion{am1s.com 
lore than 340 acres of green pastures, mountain trails, picnic areas, gardens, guest cottages, a bed-andbreakfast, and a bunkhouse await vis itors to this equestrian center. Cu linary and riding cla ses and camp are also available. Open dail), Call for hour and fee. [;l WC 6' IT 
Travel Services Greater Rome Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center 402 Civic Center Dr., Rome, 30161 706-295-5576, 00-44-f-1834, romegeorgia.org Housed in a train stat ion, the Convention and isitors Bureau boasts a gift shop ca lled the Last top. which is located in the caboose adjacent to the station. Open ~lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., al. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
ROSSVILLE 
Historic High Country Chief John Ross House 26 Chickamauga, Rossville, 30741 706 66-5 I I The two-story log home i a memorial lo John Ro chief of the herokee ation. Tours are available. Call for hours and fees. [;l 
 
Lake Winnepesaukah 1730 Lakel'iew Dr., Rossville, 30741 706 66-568 1, 877-525-3946, lakewinnie.com Open ince 1925, this amusement park is fun for the whole famih-. Ride the ;\ latterhorn, the Genie, the Tilt-A-Whir( or an)' of 30 other rides. Paddle boats, miniature golf, games, arcade, gift shops, and picnic area are avai lable. Call for hours. Croup rates available. ale admis ion 3, ride admission varie , full- 
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Northeast Georgia Mountains Ty Cobb Museum 461 Cook t., Royston, 30662 06-245-1 25, t)cobbmuseum.org This mu eum features little-kno\\ n facts, memorabi lia, rare films and photographs, and personal belongings of Ti obb. Open 1on.-Fri. 9 a.m.--+ p.m., at. IO a.m.-4 p.m. dulls 3, children and seniors 2. Call 
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Victoria Bryant State Park I105 Brya11 t Park Rd., Ro)'ston 706-245-6270, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org One of I ortheast Georgia ' best-kept sec rets, this pretty park offe rs hiking and biking trail , a campground, golf course and pro shop, swimming pool , playgrounds, and stream-side picnic areas. Fishing ponds are open to campers and disabled vi itors only. Open 
daily 7 a.m.-da rk. Ca ll for fees. [;l WC 6' Y 
SAUTEE 1- 3 
Northeast Georgia Mountains The Gourd Place 2319 Duncan Bridge Rd., autee, 30571 706- 65-404 , gourdplace.com This gourd museum and retail shop features more than 200 gourds from 23 countries. Open Jan.-Mar. by 
appointment on ly. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Old Sautee Store CA Hwy. 17 and CA Hwy. 255, autee, 30571 706-87 -2281, sauteestore.com n1is 130-year-old store featu res nostalgic and 
candinavian gifts. Open lon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sun. noon-5 :30 p.m. Free. [;l WC ti 
Sautee Nacoochee Center 2 3 GA Hwy. 255 1 ., autee- acoochee, 30571 706-878-3300, s11ca.org 
n on-site museum , theater, art gall ery, and conference faci lities are featured at this thriving art center. 
all for hour and fee . [;l WC 6' Y 
Scarlett'sSecret 1902 CA Hwy. 17, autee, 30571 706-87 -102 , scarlettsecret.com Located in a two-slOl) planlation-sl)le home, this museum contains C \l''f\Vand Cil'il War memorabilia as II ell a a tearoom and gift hop. Open ~ lon.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.--+ p.m., Sat. 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-4 
p.m . dulls 2.50, chi ldren under 12 free . [;l I Y 
Stovall Mill Covered Bridge CA Hwy. 255, Sautee, 30545 706-87 -218 I Drive by Georgia's hortesl clear-span covered bridge. Open daily. Free. 
SKY VALLEY 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Sky Valley Resort 696 ky Valier Way, le. I, ky Valle)', 30537 06-746-5303. 00-437-2416, d')'lalley.com 
isit Georgia's only ki slopes. 171e ad,enture continues 
 
year-round 11ith championship golf and 2,300 acres to explore when the now melts. TI1e ki slopes are open mid-Dec. to mid- lar. Call for hours and fees. l:;lWC M IY 
SUCHES 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Chattahoochee Forest National Fish Hatchery 4730 Rock Creek Rd., uches, 30572 706-838-4723, southeast.fws.govlc/iattahoochee{orest Three major fi hing events are held annually to promote recreational fishing and to introduce the public to the Fi h and Wildlife ervice. Educational tours and fi hing in nearby Rock Creek are al o available. Open Mon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. [;l WC 
Lake Winfield Scott Recreation Area GA Hwr. I 0, uches, 30572 706-745-692 , {s.{ed.us/con{ Fish, hike, picnic, 11 im , or camp along ide the clear I acre lake. Open daily May-Oct. Day-use fee 3 per vehicle, camping fee $12. Reservation required for 
cabin and group campsites. [;l WC Y 
SUMMERVILLE 8-4 
Historic High Country James H. Floyd State Park 3 miles southeast of Summenille, off US Hwr 27 706 57-0 26, 00 64-7275, gaslateparks.org 
urrounded by rural country ide, this quiet park offers outstanding fishing on two stocked lakes. Kids will enjoy feeding ducks from the boardwalk, 11 hile hikers can follow the lake loop or access the Pinhoti Trail. amping, cottages, and picnic area are provided. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC 6' 
Travel Services Chattooga County Chamber of Commerce +f CA Hwy. 4 , ummerville, 30747 706-857--+033, chattooga-chamber.org Open lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., except Wed. 9 a.m.noon . [;l WC 6' 
TALKING ROCK 
Historic High Country Talking Rock Historic District 
lai11 t. , Talking Rock, 30 175 706-692-5600 Downtown feature restored buildings, shopping, and a park. Open daily. The unique shops are open Thu.- un . [;l WC 6' Y 
TALLAPOOSA 8-7 
Historic High Country Bud Jones Taxidermy Museum 359 GA Hu? 120 E., Tallapoo a, 30176 7 0-574-7480, b11dionestaxidem1y.com 'l11is museum includes exotic animal mounts, as well as an extensive fossil collection. Open ~ lon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m., at. 9 a.m.-noon. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Helton Howland Park US llwr 78 E., Tallapoosa, 30 176 770-574-2345 'l11i park includes a beach area, a lake, and an amphitheater. Open daily. Free. [;l WC 6' Y 
West Georgia Museum ofTallapoosa 185 lann t., Tallapoosa, 30176 7 0-574-3125, westgeorgiamuseum.com This museum focuses on local history and paleontology. Open Tue.- Fri. 9 a.m.--+ p.m., at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 
Adults 2, children I. [;l WC 6' 
 
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 BREMEN Atlanta West Antique Mall 203 S. Buchanan St., Bremen, 30110 770-537-9393 
ntiques shopping. Open Mon.-Sat. I0 a.111.--0 p.m., Sun. 110011-6 p.m. lilWC 6' 
Yesterday 'sAntiques and Refinishing 203 Pacific Ave., Bremen, 30110 770-537-9 157 Antiques, refi nishing, and repairs. Open Mon.-Fri. a.m.--0 p.m. , Sat. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. 
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CALHOUN Prime Outlets of Calhoun 455 Belwood Rd., Calhoun, 30701 706-602- 1305, 877-GO-OUTLETS primeoutlets.com Outlet hopping. Open lon.-Sat IOa.m.9 p.111., Sun. 110011--0 p.m. 
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CARTERSVILLE Cartersville Historic Downtown Shopping District One Friendship Pla::a, Cartersville, 30120 770-387-1357, 800-733-2280 notatlanta.org 
fore than 46 retail shops and 15 restaurants. Hours vary. lil WC 6'fl Y 
CLARKESVILLE Am ish Red Barn 6345 GA Hwy. 17, Clarkesville, 30523 706-75-1-8235 Ami h furniture and artwork, quilts, and cra fts. Open Fri.-Sat. 10 a.111.--0 p.m., 
Sun. IO a.m.-5 p.111. lil 6' 
Burton Gallery and Emporium 295 Cherokee Ridge Dr., Clarkesville, 30523 706-9-17- 1351, 877-947-135 1 burtongallery. net Gallery for fine art, folk art, pottery, and painting . Call for hours and fees. 
 
Mark of the Potter 9982 GA 1-lwy. 197 Clarkesville, 30523 706-9-17-3440, marko{thepotter.com Handmade conte111porary artwork in wood, metal , and pottery. Open daily summer 10 a.111.-6 p.m., winter IO 
a.m.-5 p.m. lil WC 
COMMERCE Commerce Factory Stores l99 Pottery Factory Dr. , Commerce, 30529 706-335-6352 Outlet shopping. Open Mon.- Fri.9 a.m.- 7 p.m., at. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., un . noon--0 
p.m. lil WC 6' I 
The Pottery JOO PotteryRd., Co111111erce, 30529 706-335-3120, 800-223-0667 cravenpottery. com Home and garden shopping. Open Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-S p.m., un. 11 a.111.--0 
p.111. lil WC 6' 
Tanger Outlets of Commerce US Hwy. 441 and 1-85, Exit 53 / I J Tanger Dr., Commerce, 30529 706-335-335-f, 800--105-9828 ta11geroutlet.com Outlet shopping. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.111.- 
9 p.m., Sun. noon--0 p.m. lil WC 6' 
CUMMIN(i Parsons 525 Lakeland Pla;za, Cumming, 300-10 770-887-999 1, parson gifts.com Gifts, collectibles, and home decor. Open Mon.- Fri. 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 10 
a.m.--0 p.111. lil WC 6' 
DAHLONECiA Dahlonega Historic District 13 S. Park t. , Dahlonega, 30533 706-86-1-3711 , 800-23 1-55-13, dahlonega.org Handcrafted arts from the Appalachian mountains. Call for hours. 
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DALTON Dalton Outlet Center 1001 Market St., I-75, Exit 333 Dalton, 30720 706-277-2688, 800-409-7029 Outlet shopping. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 
a.m.-9 p.111., un. 110011--0 p.m. lil WC 6' 
Walnut Square Mall 2150 E. Walnut Ave., Dalton, 30721 706-226-3777. walnutsquaremall.com More than 70 stores. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 
a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. l--0 p.m. lil WC bfl 
DAWSONVILLE North Cieorgia Premium Outlets 00 GA Hwy. 400 S., Dawsonville, 3053-f 706-216-3609 premiumoutlets.com/northgeorgia Outlet shopping. Open Mon.-Sat. IO 
a.m.-9 p.111., Sun. noon--0 p.m. lil WC 6' 
HIAWASSEE Upper Hi Fly Fishing Store 3375 US Hwy. 76 W, Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-9075, upper-hi-fly.com Fishing tackle , clothing, accessories, gifts, and fine art. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 
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PENDERCiRASS Pendergrass Flea Market 5641 US Hwy. 129, 1-85, Exit I37 Pendergrass, 30567 770-9-15-1900, pendf/ea.com Georgia' largest flea market witl1 more than 500 booths and 250,000 square feet of air-conditioned space. Open at.-Sun. 
9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. lil WC 6'fl 
RIN66OLD Gateway Antiques and Collectibles Mall 4103 Cloud Springs Rd., 1-75, Exit 353 Ringgold, 30736 706-858-9685, gatewayantiques.com Antiques mall with more than 300 dea l- 
ers. Open daily 9 a.m.-8 p.m. lil WC 6' 
 
ROME Mount Berry Square Mall 993 Mount Berry Square, .E. Rome, 30165 706-234-3597, shopmou11tberrysquare.com F'ifty specialty and retail shops. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., un. l--0 p.111. 
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SAUTEE Country Store at Skylake 124 Skylake Rd., Sautee, 30569 706-878-2292, he/enga.org Arts and crafts, gifts, and accent pieces for the home as well as a working oldfashioned soda fountain and cafe. Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m, Sun. 
noon-5 p.m. lil WC 6,. fl 
TALLULAH FALLS Tallulah Gallery 580 Scenic Loop I5, Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-75-1-6020, tallulahgallery.com Fine art, including original paintings, pottery, folk art, jewelry, furniture, photography, books. Open Tue.-Sat. I0 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 12:30-5:30 p.m. 
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TOCCOA Whistlestop Cornerstone Antique Market 202 . Sage St., Toccoa, 30577 706-282-1386, whistlestopmal/.com Antiques, crafts, furniture, and collectibles. 
Call for hou rs. lil WC 6' 
VILLANOW Villanow General Store 24 E. Armuchee Rd., GA Hwy. 136 Villanow, 30728 706-397-2298 Built in 1840, this is the oldest continuously operating store in Georgia. Open 
Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.--0 p.m. lil WC VI 
This i;just asampling of the many shopping opportunities in this region. For more information, call 800-VISIT GA or visit GeorgiaOnMyMind.org. 
 
Travel Services Georgia Visitor Information Center- Tallapoosa 1-20 E. at the Georgia-Alabama line Tallapoosa, 30176 770-574-262 /, georgiao11111ymi11d.org 
pen daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.111. Free. lil WC 6' 
Historic Walking Trail 3 8 Bowdon St., Tallapoosa, 30176 770-574-3124 Brochures describing walking tours are available at the library. Open Mon., Tue., Fri. IO a.m.-5 p.m., Thu. IO a.m-8 p.111 ., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.111. 
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Northeas t Georgia Mountains 
Georgia Heritage Center for the Arts 11 785 US Hwy. 44/ ., Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-75-1-5989, experiencegeorgiaarts.com 
 
This arts center aims lo promote emerging Georgia artists. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. F'ree. lil WC 6' 
Lake Tugalo- GA Power Off U 1-lwy. -f'/ l ., Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-782-4014, 88 -GPCLAKE georgiapower.comlgpclcrke Visitors can enjoy boating (25 horsepower motor or 
smaller) and fishing. Open daily. Free. lil WC 6' 
Minnehaha Falls Off Bear Gap Rd. , Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-782-3320, visitnortheastgeorgia.comlwaterfalls.htm The Minnehaha Trail follows Fall Branch to this IQQ. 
foot-high waterfall. lil 
Tallulah Falls Lake-GA Power Off US Hwy. 441 ., Clayton, 30525 706-782-4014, 888-GPCLAKE georgiapower.comlgpclake 
 
Covering 63 acres, the lake has 3.6 miles of shoreline and is part of the new Tallulah Gorge State Park . Open 
daily. Call for fees. lil WC b 
Tallulah Falls School Museum P.O. Box IO, Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-75-1-0400, ext. 3530, tallulahfalls.org Displays include photos, painting , and artifacts that reflect the hi tory of Tallulah Falls School. Call for hours. F'ree. lil WC 6' 
Tallulah Gorge State Park 338 /ane Hurt Yam Dr. 706-754-7970, 800-864-7275, g,1stateparks.org One of the most spectacular gorges in the eastern United !ates can be explored via hiking and biking trails, a suspension bridge, and a paved ADA trail. Gorge overlooks, an interpretive center with an awardwinning film , gift shop, picnic area, swimming beach, fi hing, and camping are available. Call for water- 
 
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 release chedule and kayaking information. Open At 186 feet, Toccoa Falls i 26 feet taller than iagara n,i neoclas ical courthou e boa ts an octagonal 
 
daily 8 a.m .-dark. Call for fees . 
 
Falls. Gift shop and restaurant. dult $ 1, children domed clock tower. Open l\ lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.rn . Free. 
 
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Tallulah Point Overlook and Tallulah Adventures 9-+0 Tallulah Gorge cenic Loop, Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-754--+318, tallulahpoint.com 
anoe rental is avai lable for paddling Lake Tallulah , as well as overnight rentals for campers, an observation deck, and a gift shop. Open daily 9 a.m.-o p.m. Call for 
fees. ~ WC 6- 
TATE 
Historic High Country Tate Elementary (Marble School House) 
5630 GA Hwy. 53 E., Tate, 30 177 706-253-50 I0, picke11scou11t)'schools.org 
Visit the nation's only working public school construct- 
ed of marble. ~ WC 6' 
TOCCOA K-3 
Northeast Georg ia Mountains Currahee Mountain GA Hwy. 17 and GA Hwy. 365, Toccoa, 30577 706-886-2 132, toccoagachamber.com This is the la t mountain in the Blue Ridge chain. The name Currahee appropriately means "stands alone." Open daily. Free. ~ 
Henderson Falls Park Henderson Falls Rd. , Toccoa, 30577 706-886-2132, toccoagachamber.com n,is park offers an amphitheater, tennis courts, and a beautifol waterfall and nature trail. Open daily pr.-Oct. 
a. m.-5 p.m., ov.- ar. 8 a.m.-o p.m. Free. ~WC o- 
Lake Yonah-GA Power Yonah Dam Rd., Toccoa, 30577 706-782--+014, 888-GPCLAKE georgiapower.comlgpclake Enjoy Lake Yonah with boating, fi shing, picnicking, and cam ping. Open daily. Call for fees . ~WC o- 
Stephens County Historical Museum 313 Pond St., Toccoa, 30577 706-282-5055, toccoahistory.com Features information on tephens County's past. Call for hour and fees. ~ WC o- 
Traveler'sRest Historic Site 8 /62 Ri,erdale Rd. 706-8 6-2256, gastateparks.org 77,i 1833 plantation home of th e "riche t man in the Tuga loo Valley" was used as an inn to accommodate the growing number of travelers in Georgia . The home include antique furnishings, a 90-foot-long porch , and hand-numbered rafters. Open Thu.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. ~ WC o- 
Travel Services Toccoa- Stephens County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center 90 I E. Currahee t., Toccoa, 30577 706 86-2 132, toccoagachamber.com 
Open 1on.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. ~WC o- 
TOCCOA FALLS 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Toccoa Falls GA Hwy. Alt. 17, Toccoa Falls, 30598 706-8 6-683 1, 00-868-3257, t{c.edu lconsiderl{alls. htm 
 
TRENTON A-2 
Historic High Country 
Travel Services Dade County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center 111 Railway Ln., Trenton, 30752 706-65 7-4488, 877-87 1-1386 dadecogachamber.com 
Open Mon .-Fri. 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m. ~WC o- 
VILLA RICA 
Historic High Country Activelife Sports and Ecotourism Villa Rica, 30180 770-356-2895, activelifeadventures. homestead.com Guided tours are led by Tim Banks and are designed fo r you based on rour interests, mobility, and comfort level. Call for hour and fees. 
WACO 
Historic High Country 
Travel Services Haralson County Chamber of Commerce 70 Murphy Campus Blvd., Waco, 30 182 770-537-559-+, haralson.org 
Open Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. ~WC o- Y 
WALESKA 
Historic High Country Funk Heritage Center 7300 Reinhardt College Cir., Waleska, 30 1 3-298 1 770-720-5970, rei11hardt.edul{u11k.htm This center is devoted to alive American history and the pioneer experience of Appalachian settlers.77,e cen ter i Georgia's official Frontier and outheastern 
Indian Interpretive Center. Call for hours. dults 6, 
chi ldren $4, seniors $5.50. ~WC o- 
WHITE 
His toric High Country Weinman Mineral Museum 51 Mineral Mu eum Dr., White, 30 18-+ 770-386-0576, weinmanmuseum.org 77,is simulated mine and museum features a mineral and gemstone collection from Georgia and around the world. Call for hours. dults $4, children 6- 11 $3, se- 
niors $3.50. ~ WC 6- 
Travel Services Wilderness Camp Marina 451 Wildemess Camp Rd. , White, 30 184 770-386-21 70, 770-607-0 193 
Full-service marina . Open Wed.-Sat. 9 a. m.-5 p.m., 
Sun. noon-5 p.m . Call for fee . ~ WC 6' I 
WHITESBURG 
Historic High Country McIntosh Reserve 1046 W. McIntosh Cir., Whitesburg, 30185 770-8 30-5879, carrollcountyrec.com 77,is reserve features hiking, hor eback riding, fi shing, chi ldren's water park, camping, and canoeing. Open daily 8 a.m.-dusk . Call for fees . ~WC o- 
WINDER 1-6 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Barrow County Courthouse 30 . Broad St. , Winder, 30680 770- 307- 3050 
 
Barrow County Museum 7-+ W. Athens t., \Vinder, 30680 770-307-11 83 Among the room of the museum, see jail cells, exhibits on Senator Richard B. Russell , county history, and the 
nearby Fort Yargo. Open Ion.-Fri. 1- -+ p.m., un. 2-5 
p.m. Free. ~WC o- 
Fort Vargo State Park and Will-A-Way Recreation Area I mile south of Winder, 011 GA Hwy. 81 770-867-3489, 800-86-+-7275, gastateparks.org Located between tlanta and thens, this wooded park is named for a 1792 fort built by ettlers. amping, cottages, a lake with wimming beach , boat rental , hiking and biking trai ls, picnicking, and mini-golf are offered. Most facilities are wheelchair-accessible. Open daily 7 a.m.-lO p.m. Call for fees. ~WC o- 
Russell Family Cemetery GA Hwy. 53, Winder, 30680 770-867-94+1, barrowchamber.com Richard B. Russell's homeplace in \ inder still stand , and the family cemetery has been preserved for public view. Open daily. Free. ~ 
Travel Services 
Barrow County Chamber of Commerce 6 Porter St. (Historic Train Depot), Winder, 30680 770 67-9+H, barrowchamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. :30 a. m.-5 p.m. ~WC o- 
WOODSTOCK 
Historic High Country Dixie Speedway 150 Dixie Dr., Woodstock, 30189 770-926-53 15, dixie peedway.com Dixie peedwa)' is a 3/8-mil e banked-clay ova l that hosts exciting stockcar racing. Open May-Oct. Sat. 7:30 p.m. Call for fees. ~WC o- IT 
Woodstock Visitors Center at Dean'sStore 858 Main St. , Woodstock, 30 1 8 770-924-0406, ci.wood tock.ga.us Established in 1906, the store has remained in the Dean family ever since and now ser\'es a the vi itors center. Open Thu.- at. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ~WC o- 
YOUNG HARRIS H-1 
Northeast Georgia Mountains Rollins Planetarium I College St. , You ng Harris, 305 2 706-379-43 / 2, 800-2-+ 1-375-1, yhc.edu lextemallplanet On the campus of Young Harris College, this phmetarium is one of the largest in the state. Call for hours. Free. ~WC o- 
Travel Services Towns County Chamber of Commerce and Local Welcome Center,Towns County Tourism Association, Inc. I-+ I I Fuller Cir., Young Harris, 30582 706-896-4966, 00-98-+-15-+3, mountaintopga.com 
Open Mon .-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Apr.-Dec. at. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ~WC o- 
 
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770-382-lSlS 800-2RAMADA ramada.com 
 
770-382-8000 800-BUD-NITE notatlanta.org 
 
770-975-00SS 800-864-7275 gastateparks.org 
 
770-382-8881 800-800-8000 supers.com 
 
706-695-1411 800-WESTERN bestwestern.com 
 
706-276-4891 
 
carterslake.com 
 
706-695-9601 
 
cohuttalodge.com 
 
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Skyland Motel 
 
Cohutta Springs 
 
Comfort Suites 
 
Sun Suites 
 
Center for New Beginnings 
 
Days Inn 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
Pura Vida USA's Spa &Yoga Resort 
 
Smith House 
 
Supers 
 
Best Inns 
 
Best Western 
 
Comfort Inn &Suites 
 
Country Inn & Suites 
 
Days Inn 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
Guest Inn 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
Marriott Courtyard 
 
Motel6 
 
Quality Inn, Dalton 
 
Stay Lodge 
 
Super 8 
 
Super 8, North 
 
Travelodge 
 
Wellesley Suites 
 
Wingate Inn 
 
Amicalola Falls State Park & Lodge 
 
Best Western Dawson Village Inn 
 
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Holiday Inn Express 
 
Howard Johnson 
 
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. . . 218 Sugar Hollow Rd. 
 
706-517-2937 706-278-5909 vernonfosterestate.com 
 
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706-754-7735 
 
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1 66 
 
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706-754-3156 800-754-8543 theorchardclub.com 
 
3 18 
 
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1-3 29 
 
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706-782-4258 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
1-2 60 
 
. . . . . . 401 Country Club Dr. 
 
706-212-4100 866-KINGWOOD kingwoodresort.com 
 
3-4 58 
 
. . . . . 834 US Hwy.441 S 
 
706-782-2214 
 
2-3 60 
 
. . 707 US Hwy.441 S 
 
706-782-4269 
 
regalinnga .com 
 
1-3 19 
 
. . . . . 680 GA Hwy.76 E 
 
706-782-6488 800-786-0624 asmallmotel.com 
 
1-2 6 
 
. . . . 698 US Hwy.441 S 
 
706-782-4702 877-779-4702 stonebrookinn.com 
 
1-4 30 
 
. . . . . 244 S.Main St. 
 
706-865-4079 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
2-3 38 
 
. . . . . 300 N.Main St. 
 
706-865-3121 
 
1-3 38 
 
. . . . . . 30747 US Hwy.441 S 
 
706-335-5183 800-451-1986 
 
1-4 115 
 
. . . . . 165 Eisenhower Dr. 
 
706-335-9001 800-228-9001 comfortinn.com 
 
2-3 62 
 
. . . 30976 US Hwy.441 S 706-335-2595 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
1-2 61 
 
. 128 Frontage Rd. 
 
706-335-5561 
 
1-2 47 
 
. . . . 153 Hampton Ct. 
 
706-335-6161 800-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
2-3 61 
 
. . . . . 148 Eisenhower Dr. 
 
706-335-5581 800-1GO HOJO hojo.com 
 
1-2 68 
 
. . . . . . 267 Stephen B.Tanger Blvd. 706-335-3738 800-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
1-3 42 
 
. . . . . . 30537 US Hwy. 441 S 
 
706-335-5191 800-2RAMADA ramadainn.com 
 
1-2 85 
 
. . . . . . 157 Eisenhower Dr. 
 
706-335-3640 866-434-3583 redroof.com 
 
1-3 51 
 
. . . . . 30934 US Hwy.441 
 
706-335-5147 800-878-0837 bookroomsnow.com 
 
1-2 71 
 
. . . . . . 152 Eisenhower Dr. 
 
706-336-8008 800-800-8000 supers.com 
 
1-2 44 
 
. . . . . 2965 J.Warren Rd. 
 
706-778-9573 800-228-5150 choicehotels.com 
 
2-3 60 
 
. . . . 161 Market Corners Dr. 706-778-0040 800-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
2-4 81 
 
. . . . . 1105 Business Hwy.441 706-778-3600 800-465-4329 hiexpress.com 
 
1-3 60 
 
. . 263 S. Main St. 
 
706-778-7134 
 
1 24 
 
. . . . 1175 Cohutta Springs Rd. 706-695-9093 800-940-6789 cohuttasprings.com 
 
3 82 
 
. . . . . 905 Buford Rd. 
 
770-889-4141 
 
comfortsuites.com 
 
2-3 71 
 
. . 555 Lake Center Pkwy 770-781-5550 866-SUNSUITES sunsuites.com 
 
2-3 127 
 
. . . . 129 Center Point Dr. 
 
706-864-5861 800-492-1046 centerfornewbeginnings.com 3.4 29 
 
. . . . 833 S.Chestatee St. 
 
706-864-2338 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
1-3 40 
 
. . . . . . 619-AN.GroveSt. 
 
706-864-6191 
 
econolodge.com 
 
1-2 42 
 
. . . . . 835 S.Chestatee St. 
 
706-867-7777 800-HOLIDAY ichotelsgroup.com 
 
3 81 
 
. . . 400 Blueberry Hill 
 
706-865-7678 866-345-4900 puravidausa.com 
 
3-4 20 
 
. . . . . 84 S.Chestatee St. 
 
706-867-7000 800-852-9577 smithhouse.com 
 
3-4 18 
 
. . . . . 20 Mountain Dr. 
 
706-864-4343 800-800-8000 supers.com 
 
1-2 58 
 
. . . . . 1529 W.Walnut Ave. 
 
706-226-1100 800-237-8466 bestinns.com 
 
1-2 93 
 
. . . . . . 2106 Chattanooga Rd. 706-226-5022 800-528-1234 bestwestern.com 
 
1-2 99 
 
. . . . . . 905 Westbridge Rd. 
 
706-259-2583 800228-5150 comfortinn.com 
 
2 75 
 
. . . . . 903 Westbridge Rd. 
 
706-278-9700 800-456-4000 countryinns.com 
 
1-3 96 
 
. . . . 1518 W. Walnut Ave. 
 
706278-0850 800-DAYSINN daysinn.com 
 
1-2 80 
 
. . . . . 2007 Tampico Way 
 
706-278-4300 800-4CHOICE econolodge.com 
 
1-3 70 
 
. . 2208 Chattanooga Rd. 706-226-4545 
 
1 70 
 
. . . . . 1000 Market St. 
 
706-226-4333 BOO-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
2 124 
 
. . . . . . 422 Holiday Dr 
 
706-281-1880 BOO-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
2 59 
 
. . . . . 411 Holiday Dr. 
 
706-275-7215 800-321 -2211 marriott.com 
 
2-3 93 
 
. . . 2200 Chattanooga Rd. 706-278-5522 800-466-8356 motel6.com 
 
1 68 
 
. . . . . 515 Holiday Dr. 
 
706-278-0500 
 
1-2 90 
 
. . 1116 Willowdale Rd.NW 706-278-0700 
 
1 193 
 
. . . . . . 236 Connector 3SW 
 
706-277-9323 800-800-8000 supers.com 
 
1-2 59 
 
. . . . . 2107 Chattanooga Rd. 706-226-9579 800-800-8000 supers.com 
 
1-3 102 
 
. . . . . 911 Market St. 
 
706-275-0100 800-578-7878 
 
1-3 80 
 
. . . . . . 417 Holiday Dr. 
 
706-217-6200 800-444-8888 wellesleyonline.com 
 
2-3 70 
 
. . . . . . 309 Holiday Dr. 
 
706-272-9099 800-228-1000 wingateinns.com 
 
2-3 88 
 
. . . 418 Amicalola Falls Lodge 706-265-8888 800-864-7275 gastateparks.org 
 
2-3 57 
 
. . . . . . 76 N. Georgia Ave. 
 
706-216-4410 800-WESTERN bestwestern.com/dawsonvillageinn 2-3 62 
 
. . . . . . 127 Beartooth Pkwy 
 
706-216-1900 800-228-5150 choicehotels.com 
 
1-3 51 
 
. . . . . One Gold Creek Dr. 
 
770-271-0050 800-966-2441 goldcreek.com 
 
3-4 74 
 
. . . . lOSN.400 Center Ln. 
 
706-216-6801 800-800-8000 supers.com 
 
12 55 
 
. . . . . . 768 Franklin St. 
 
706-746-5348 800-541 -0671 dillardhouse.com 
 
2-4 78 
 
. . . . 64 White Oak Ln. 
 
706-746-3585 800-HOLIDAY hiexpress.com 
 
2-4 65 
 
. . . . 13 Royalty Ln. 
 
706-746-5373 800-1 GO HOJO hojo.com 
 
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MOUNTAINS LODGilNG: 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
3 Best Inn Way 
 
Best Western Mountain View Inn 43 Coosawattee Dr. 
 
Stratford Motor Inn 
 
79 Maddox Cir. 
 
DaysInn 
 
302 Elbert St. 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
970 Elbert St. 
 
Jolise Inn 
 
929 Elbert St. 
 
Super 8 
 
925 Elbert St. 
 
Budget Inn 
 
34JeffDr. 
 
Ellijay Inn 
 
92 S.Main St. 
 
Whitepath Mountain Retreat 
 
987 Shenendoah Dr. 
 
Best Western Battlefield Inn 
 
2120 Lafayette Rd. 
 
Super 8 
 
2044 Lafayette Rd. 
 
Best Value Inn 
 
809 Jesse Jewell Pkwy SW 
 
Best Western, Lanier Centre Hotel 400 E.E. Butler Pkwy 
 
Georgianna Motel 
 
1630 Atlanta Hwy. 
 
GuestHouse Inn & Suites 
 
520 QueensCity Pkwy 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
450 Jesse Jewell Pkwy 
 
Motel6 
 
1585 Monroe Dr. 
 
Quality Inn & Suites 
 
726 Jesse Jewell Pkwy 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
766 Jesse Jewell Pkwy 
 
Suburban Lodge Extended Stay 1115 Jesse Jewell Pkwy 
 
Super 8 
 
541 Dorsey St. 
 
Best Western Inn &Suites 
 
1357 E.Franklin St. 
 
DaysInn 
 
1679 AndersonHwy. 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
1091 E.Franklin St. 
 
Alpenhof Motel & Cabins 
 
15 Yonah St. 
 
Alpine Crest Resort 
 
232 Carrie Cox Dr. 
 
AlpineVillage Inn 
 
1005 Edelweiss St. 
 
Bavarian Brook Rentals 
 
859 Edelweiss St. 
 
Best Western 
 
8220S.MainSt. 
 
Biscuit Inn 
 
GA Hwy.356 
 
Castle Inn 
 
8287 S. MainSt. 
 
Chalet Kristy Riverfront Motel &Cabins 134 River St. 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
101 Edelweiss Strasse 
 
Country Inn & Suites 
 
877 Edelweiss Strasse 
 
Days Inn 
 
8288 S. Main St. 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
749 Brucken Strasse 
 
Hampton Inn-Helen on the River 147 Unicoi St. 
 
Heidi Motel &Windmill Suites 
 
8820 N. Main St. 
 
Helen Black Bear Resort 
 
210 Dawn Way 
 
HelendorfRiver Inn &Conference Cente 33 Munichstrasse 
 
Helen Inn 
 
8171 GA Hwy.75N 
 
Hofbrau Riverfront Hotel 
 
9001 Main St. 
 
Innsbruck Resort 
 
98 Schwarzwald Strasse 
 
Innsbruck Resort Real Estate Rentals 95 Speilen Weg 
 
Loreley Resort 
 
387 Brucken Strasse 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
11 Edelweiss Strasse 
 
Super 8 
 
8396 S.Main St. 
 
Unicoi State Park & Lodge 
 
1788 GA Hwy.356 
 
Fieldstone Resort &Conference Center 3499 US Hwy.76 W 
 
Hiawassee Inn 
 
193 E.Main St. 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
300 Big Sky Dr. 
 
Lake Chatuge Lodge 
 
653 US Hwy. 76 
 
Mull's Motel 
 
213 N.Main St. 
 
Salale Lodge 
 
1340 US Hwy.76 E 
 
Days Inn, Lafayette 
 
2209 N.Main St. 
 
Key West Inn 
 
2221 N. Main St. 
 
Emerald Pointe Resort &Conference Ctr. 7000 Holiday Rd. 
 
Renaissance Pinelsle Resort 
 
9000 Holiday Rd. 
 
Best Western Regency Inn & Suites 13705JonesSt. 
 
GuestHouse Inn 
 
14227 Jones St. 
 
Sleep Inn 
 
890 RossPlace 
 
Chanticleer Inn 
 
1300 Mockingbird Ln. 
 
Lookout Inn 
 
13580 Scenic Hw . 
 
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770-534-0303 888-315-2378 bestvalueinn.com 
 
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770-531-0907 800-782-8966 770-534-7361 
 
laniercentrehotel.com 
 
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706-878-2296 800-844-8466 helen-ga.net 
 
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706-878-2840 800-422-6355 706-878-2111 800-HELENGA 
 
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helenblackbearresort.com helendorf.com 
riverfronthotel.com 
 
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706-878-2400 800-204-3536 innsbruckresort.com 
 
2-4 15 
 
706-878-2974 888-947-1233 innsbruckrealestate.com 
 
2-4 25 
 
706-878-2238 
 
loreleyresort.com 
 
I 3-4 93 
 
706-878-1451 800-2RAMADA 706-878-2191 800-535-1251 706-878-2201 800-864-7275 
 
ramada .com helengeorgiasuper8.com gastateparks.org 
 
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706-896-2262 888-834-4409 706-896-4121 
 
thefieldstone.com hiawassee-towns.com 
 
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706-896-8884 888-838-8892 706-896-5253 800-613-4349 
 
hiexpress.com lakechatugelodge.com 
 
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706-896-4195 706-896-3943 706-639-9362 800-DAYSINN 706-638-8200 800-833-0555 770-945-8787 800-840-5253 770-945-8921 800-327-7409 706-356-4000 800-528-1234 706-356-8848 800-21 -GUEST 706-356-2268 800-4CHOICE 706-820-2002 706-820-2000 
 
daysinn.com keywestinn.net lakelanierislands.com renaissancehotels.com/atlsr bestwestern.com guesthouseintl.com sleepinnlavonia.com stayatchanticleer.com 
 
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PRICING: 1=$0-$50 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
3469 Mundy Mill Rd. 
 
770-287-1000 800-228-5150 
 
Country Inn & Suites 
 
4535 Oakwood Rd. 
 
770-535-8080 800-456-4000 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
3780 Merchants Way 
 
770-533-9400 BOO-JAMESON 
 
Scottish Inns 
 
4500 Oakwood Rd. 
 
770-531 -9929 800-251-1962 
 
Best Western, Hamilton Inn 
 
38 Vining Cir. 
 
706-965-4100 BOO-WESTERN 
 
Comfort Inn, Ringgold 
 
177 Industrial Blvd. 
 
706-935-4000 800-424-6423 
 
Days Inn, Ringgold 
 
5435 Alabama Hwy. 
 
706-965-5730 800-DAYSINN 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
5437 Alabama Hwy. 
 
706-965-6500 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
Ringgold South Knights Inn 
 
584 Pinegrove Access Rd. 706-891-1824 800-418-8977 
 
Super 8 
 
5400 Alabama Hwy. 
 
706-965-7080 800-800-8000 
 
Ashwood Inn & Suites 
 
2761 Shorter Ave. 
 
706-378-9650 
 
Best Western Executive Inn 
 
217 US Hwy.411 
 
706-234-3161 800-528-1234 
 
College Inn 
 
2973 Cedartown Hwy. 706-235-1717 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
2209 Shorter Ave.SW 
 
706-802-1223 800-228-5150 
 
Country Hearth &Suites 
 
1318 Martha Berry Blvd. 706-235-4760 888-4HEARTH 
 
Country Inn &Suites 
 
231 USHwy.411 S 
 
706-232-3380 800-456-4000 
 
Days Inn 
 
840 Turner McCall Blvd. 706-295-0400 800-329-7466 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
US Hwy.411 E 
 
706-232-9551 BOO-HAMPTON 
 
Holiday Inn Skytop 
 
20USHwy.411 E 
 
706-295-1100 BOO-HOLIDAY 
 
Howard Johnson Express 
 
1610 Martha Berry Hwy. 706-291-1994 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
40 Grace Dr. 
 
706-291-7797 800-526-3766 
 
Ramada Inn 
 
707 Turner McCall Blvd. 706-232-Q444 800-2RAMADA 
 
Stone House at Zion Farms 
 
2979 Big Texas Valley Rd. 706-235-8002 
 
Super 8 
 
390 Dodd Blvd. SE 
 
706-234-8182 800-800-8000 
 
Franklin Inn 
 
1234 E.Main St. 
 
706-245-7241 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
841 Hartwell St. 
 
706-246-0256 800-2RAMADA 
 
Sky Valley Accommodations 
 
3608 GA Hwy. 246 N 
 
706-746-5301 S00-262-8259 
 
Coach Inn & Suites 
 
9785 Rome Blvd. 
 
706-857-7007 
 
Sequoyah Motel 
 
12384 US Hwy. 27 N 
 
706-857-2497 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
788 GA Hwy.100 
 
1770-574-5575 800-4CHOICE 
 
Country Hearth Inn 
 
302 Savannah St. W 
 
706-297-7799 866-943-2784 
 
Days Inn 
 
1101 S.Big ARd. 
 
706-886-9461 800-329-7466 
 
Taj Motel 
 
509 W.Currahee St. 
 
706-886-9458 
 
Toccoa Inn &Suites 
 
350 Stephens Cir. 
 
706-886-1048 
 
Toccoa Motel 
 
212 S. Pond St. 
 
706-886-2183 
 
Days Inn 
 
95 Killian Ave. 
 
706-657-2550 800-329-7666 
 
El Rancho Court 
 
12579 N.Main St. 
 
706-657-4201 
 
ExpressInn &Suites 
 
14364 US Hwy.27 
 
706-734-2117 
 
American Inns & Suites 
 
615 Edge Rd. 
 
770-459-5793 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
128 GA Hwy.61 Connector 770-459-8000 800-4CHOICE 
 
Days Inn 
 
195 GA Hwy.61 Connector 770-459-8888 800-329-7666 
 
Deluxe Inn &Suites 
 
195 GA Hwy.61 Connector 770-459-8888 
 
Maple Street Lodge 
 
361 W. Bankhead Hwy. 770-456-1500 
 
Courtesy Economy Inn 
 
2335 US Hwy.411 NE 
 
770-382-1122 
 
Scottish Inn 
 
2385 US Hwy.411 NE 
 
770-382-7011 
 
Historic Banning Mills Country Inn 205 Horseshoe Dam Rd. 770-834-9149 866-447-8688 
 
Papillon Resort 
 
1105 Banning Rd. 
 
770-830-1228 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
177 W. Athens St. 
 
770-868-5303 800-4CHOICE 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
9 Stafford St. 
 
770-867-1880 800-526-3766 
 
Travelers Motel 
 
160W.MaySt. 
 
770-867-2371 
 
Comfort Suites 
 
340 Pkwy 575 
 
770-517-9650 
 
Hampton Inn Woodstock 
 
450 Pkwy 575 
 
770-592-2323 BOO-HAMPTON 
 
Suburban Lodge Brasstown Valley Resort 
 
1106 Woodpark Blvd. 6321 US Hwy.76 
 
770-924-8770 706-379-9900 800-201 -3205 
 
Youn Harris Motel 
 
873 Main St. 
 
706-379-3136 
 
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The Lodge on Apple Pie Ridge 
 
2154 Apple Pie Ridge Rd. 
 
Davis-Reid-Sampson Inn B&B 
 
147 Rogers St. 
 
Haralson House Bed & Breakfast 3101 Kings Rd. 
 
Highland Fal~ Bed &Breakfast Inn 4434 Highland Forge E 
 
Misty Mountain Inn & Cottages 
 
4376 Misty Mountain Ln. 
 
Souther Country Inn 
 
2592 Collins Ln. 
 
Blue Ridge Inn 
 
477 W. First St. 
 
Sugar Creek Farm & Inn 
 
1050 Cox Rd. 
 
Maple Street Inn Bed & Breakfast 338 Maple St. 
 
Hearn Academy Inn 
 
13 Cedar Town St. 
 
Tumlin House Bed & Breakfast 
 
38 Alabama St. 
 
Hearthstone Lodge Bed & Breakfast 2755 GA Hwy. 282 
 
Overlook Inn Bed &Breakfast 
 
9420 GA Hwy. 52 
 
Spring Place Inn Bed & Breakfast 126 Elm St. 
 
Gordon-Lee Mansion 
 
217 Cove Rd. 
 
Burns Sutton Inn 
 
855 Washington St. 
 
Glen Ella Springs 
 
1789 Bear Gap Rd. 
 
Beechwood Inn 
 
P.O.Box 429 
 
Caffery Springs Inn 
 
1111 Satterfield Rd. 
 
Lodge at Windy Acres 
 
16 Windy Acres Rd. 
 
Mountain Grove at Cloudland 
 
203 Elm St. 
 
Harber House Inn 
 
2280 N. Broad St. 
 
Cedar House Inn &Yurts 
 
6463 US Hwy.19 N 
 
Historic Worley Bed &Breakfast 168 W.Main St. 
 
Lily Creek Lodge 
 
2608 Auraria Rd. 
 
Mountain Laurel Creek B&B 
 
202 Talmer Griule Rd. 
 
Mountain Top Lodge at Dahlonega 447 Mtn.Top Lodge Rd. 
 
Royal Guard Inn Bed & Breakfast 65 5. Park St. 
 
Holly Tree House Bed &Breakfast 217 W.Cuyler St. 
 
Len Foote Hike Inn 
 
240 Amicalola Fis. Ldg.Rd. 
 
White Hall Inn 
 
205 Carolina St. 
 
Apple Orchard Country Inn 
 
Liberty Hill Rd. 
 
Rainbow Manor Bed & Breakfast 217 Heard St. 
 
Whitworth Inn 
 
6593 McEver Rd. 
 
Captain's Quarters Bed &BreakfastInn 13 Barnhardt Cir. 
 
Dunlap House 
 
635 Green St. 
 
Shuler Manor Bed & Breakfast 
 
714 Early Dr. 
 
The Skelton House 
 
97 Benson St. 
 
Alpine Hilltop Haus Bed & Breakfast 362 Chattahoochee St. 
 
Black Forest B&B & Luxury Cabins 8902 N. Main St. 
 
The Lodge at Smithgall Woods 
 
61 TsalakiTrail 
 
Lucille'sMountain Top Inn 
 
964 Rabun Rd. 
 
Bed & Breakfast at Swan Lake 
 
2500 Hickorynut Cove 
 
Enota Mountain Retreat 
 
1000 GA Hwy.180 
 
Henson Cove Place B&B & Cabin 1137 Car Miles Rd. 
 
Hidden Valley Bed & Breakfast 
 
441 Mull Rd. 
 
Mountain Memories Bed & Breakfas 385 Chancey Dr. 
 
Lake Rabun Hotel 
 
35 Andrea Dr. 
 
RenStone Bed & Breakfast & Spa 560 Chandler Place Dr. 
 
Southern Oaks Bed & Breakfast 
 
30 Baker St. 
 
Garden Walk Bed &Breakfast Inn 1206 Lula Lake Rd. 
 
Rose Hill Inn 
 
4944 GA Hwy.515 
 
Company House Bed & Breakfast Inn 125 Main St. 
 
Annie'sPillows & Pancakes 
 
625 Wise Rd. 
 
Sylvan Falls Mill Bed &Breakfast 156 Taylor'sChapel Rd. 
 
York House Bed &Breakfast Inn 416 York House Rd. 
 
Claremont House Bed &Breakfast 906 E. Second Ave. 
 
Bernie's at Nacoochee Valley Guest H 2220 GA Hwy.17 
 
Eagles' Brook Bed &Breakfast 
 
423 Chimney Mtn. Rd. 
 
Edelweiss German Inn &Restaurant 351 Duncan Bridge Rd. 
 
Stovall House Bed & Breakfast 
 
1526 GA Hwy. 255 N 
 
Dillard'sBed &Breakfast 
 
625 W.Washington St. 
 
Tate House Mansion & Resort 
 
61 Marble Mansion Ln. 
 
Mountain Oaks Bed &Breakfast 6035 Brid eCreek Rd. 
 
706-776-6012 888-339-1374 706-835-2469 770-921 -8187 706-745-9554 706-835-1926 706-745-4786 888-MISTYMN 706-379-1603 800-297-1603 706-632-0222 706-258-4494 888-662-8253 770-214-8950 706-777-8865 706-777-0066 800-939-3880 706-695-0920 800-695-0905 706-517-8810 706-517-9432 706-375-4728 800-487-4728 706-754-5565 706-754-7295 877-456-7527 706-782-5485 706-348-6034 706-865-6635 800-435-5032 706-862-6676 800-226-5585 706-335-9388 877-226-9886 706-867-9446 706-864-7002 800-348-8094 706-864-6848 888-844-2694 706-867-8134 706-864-5257 800-526-9754 706-864-1713 877-659-0739 706-278-6620 706-265-4703 800-573-9656 706-746-5511 888-883-7708 706-779-7292 706-213-0314 770-967-2386 706-858-0624 800-710-6816 770-536-0200 800-276-2935 706-377-3550 866-377-3550 706-376-7969 877-556-3790 706-878-2388 706-878-3995 706-878-3087 800-318-5248 706-878-5055 866-245-4777 706-896-1582 800-896-5341 706-896-9966 800-990-8869 706-896-6195 800-714-5542 706-896-4988 866-850-6274 706-896-8439 800-335-8439 706-782-4946 706-356-1198 866-862-4517 706-356-8382 888-850-8178 706-820-4127 800-617-0502 706-677-4583 423-496-5634 800-343-2909 706-374-6934 706-746-7138 706-746-2068 800-231 -9675 706-291 -0900 800-254-4797 706-878-3830 706-878-4607 706-865-7371 706-878-3355 706-822-9948 770-735-3122 800-342-7515 706-782-4625 877-782-4684 
 
PRICI NG: 1=$0-$50 2=$51-$80 3=$81 -$120 4=$121 + lodgeonapplepieridge.com 
 
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Simmons-Bond Inn Bed & Breakfast Twin Oaks Bed & Breakfast Creekside Hideaway B&B/Guesthouse Guest House at Crane Creek Vineyards 
 
130 W. Tugalo St. 9565 E.Libeny Rd. 8970 Sharons Way 916 Crane Creek Rd. 
 
706-282-5183 877-658-0746 770-459-4374 706-379-1509 888-882-7335 706-379-1236 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51 -$80 simmons-bond.com twinoaksmc.com creeksidehideaway.com cranecreekvineyards.com 
 
3=$81-$120 
 
4=$121+ 
 
MOUNTAINS CABINS AND CAMPING 
 
Harvest Moon RV Park 
 
1001 Poplar Springs Rd. 
 
Leisure Time RV Park 
 
881 Poplar Springs Rd. 
 
Big Canoe's Paradise Retreat 
 
1728 Tamwonh Ct. 
 
2'sCompany Farm Creek Cabins 1600 Sweethean Ln. 
 
7Creeks Housekeeping Cabins 
 
5109 Horseshoe Cove Rd. 
 
Alpine Cabins 
 
2850 Alpine Way 
 
Blairsville Highlands Retreat 
 
Honeysuckle Ln. 
 
Blood Mountain Cabins 
 
9894 Gainesville Hwy. 
 
Brasstown View Chalets 
 
5299 Owltown Spur 
 
Buser'sLakeside Retreat 
 
2052 Pat Colwell Rd. 
 
Canal Lake Campground 
 
1035 Canal Lake Rd. 
 
AChoestoe Adventure 
 
Litten Ln., Choestoe Village 
 
God's Country Farm Log Cabins 
 
2222 Country Farm Ln. 
 
Goose Creek Cabins & Campground 7061 Goose Creek US Hwy.19/129S 
 
Granny's Cabin 
 
693 Old Beech Rd. 
 
Green Mansions Cabins 
 
9894 Gainesville Hwy. 
 
Hatchet Creek Cabins 
 
8170 Papa's Mountain Rd. 
 
Helton Creek Cottages 
 
1989 Helton Creek Rd. 
 
Highland Falls Cabin Rentals 
 
4434 Highland forge E 
 
Kilin Tyme Cabins 
 
840 Kittie Ln. 
 
Koehler Log Cabin 
 
4141 Rich Rd. 
 
Lake Nottely RV Park 
 
350 Haley Cir. 
 
Mountain Oak Cabins & Campground 2388 Mulky Gap 
 
Nice n' Private Vacation Rentals 
 
1545 Stoney Ridge Rd. 
 
Nottely River Campgrd, Cabins &Tubing 3695 Nottely River Campgrd Rd. 
 
Paradise Cabins 
 
3163 Paradise Rd. 
 
Peaceful Creek Cabin 
 
4400 Reece Creek Rd. E 
 
Riverbend'sOld Log Cabins 
 
1426 Riverbend Farm Rd. 
 
770-773-7320 770-877-5063 770-804-4590 877-773-8732 706-781 -2500 888-803-0558 706-745-4753 888-241-0425 706-745-7589 800-488-9507 770-226-8844 706-745-9454 800-284-6866 706-745-4007 888-869-7212 706-745-0511 706-745-1501 770-887-9579 888-308-8418 706-745-1560 888-470-9693 706-745-5111 727-585-3132 706-745-9454 800-284-6866 706-745-1245 866-510-7972 706-745-2104 888-213-2215 706-745-3667 888-201-4537 706-745-1900 800-869-5135 813-930-0336 706-745-4523 706-781-6867 888-781-6867 706-745-8932 706-745-6711 706-745-7483 910-653-5833 706-745-7143 
 
Sunrise River Cabins &Sunrise Cottage 5817 Gainesville Hwy. 
 
Town Creek Cottages 
 
4863 Seabolt Rd. 
 
Trackrock Campground & Cabins 4887 Trackrock Camp Rd. 
 
Vogel State Park 
 
7485 Vogel State Park Rd. 
 
1-2-1 Cabins 
 
On the Creek 
 
Acorn Cabin Rentals 
 
8390 Blue Ridge Dr. 
 
Aska Mountain Cabin I & II 
 
450 Bell Camp Rd. 
 
Black Bear Cabin Rentals 
 
1901 Appalachian Hwy. 
 
Blue Ridge Mountain Cabins 
 
10144 Blue Ridge Dr. 
 
Bradleys Hassle-Free Cabins 
 
329 Wib Kindall Rd. 
 
Cabin Fever 
 
51 Wampum Way 
 
Cohutta Wilderness Area 
 
6050 Appalachian Hwy. 
 
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Forest Service Rd. 4 2460 E. First St. forest Service Rd. 69 P.O. Box 2625 71 River Ridge Ct. Dry Branch Rd. 45 Last Resort Pass 3Asters Coun Off US Hwy.76 3830 E. First St. Box 2488 Box 388 
 
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Premier Cabin Rentals of North GA 3980 E. First St. 
 
706-258-3018 877-277-5409 
 
Rich Log,Poor Log 
 
1955 Dial Rd. 
 
813-493-8822 800-226-1345 
 
Sanctuary Cove Cabin 
 
8795 Old GA Hwy. 2 
 
706-632-6645 
 
Shady Springs Cottage 
 
301 Mill Creek Rd. 
 
706-492-3513 
 
Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals 950 Appalachian Hwy. 
 
706-258-3737 866-422-2467 
 
Sunnybrook Bend Hot Tub Cabins P.0.Box 2589 
 
800-974-3620 
 
Tica Cabin Rentals 
 
699 E. Main St. 
 
706-632-4448 800-871-TICA 
 
Toccoa River Houses 
 
730 Riverside Ln. 
 
770-336-5208 
 
Toccoa Valley Campgrounds 
 
11481 Aska Rd. 
 
706-838-4317 
 
KOA Kampgrounds 
 
2523 Red Bud Rd. NE 
 
706-629-7511 800-KOA-7512 
 
Salacoa Creek Park 
 
US Hwy.156, Exit 315 
 
706-629-3490 
 
John Tanner State Park 
 
354 Tanner'sBeach Rd. 
 
770-830-2222 800-864-7275 
 
Allatoona Lake Campground 
 
1138 GA Hwy. Spur 20 
 
678-721-6700 877-444-6777 
 
Allatoona Landing Marine Resort 24 Allatoona Landing Rd. 
 
770-974-6089 800-346-7305 
 
Clark Creek North Campground Off US Hwy. 75, Glade Rd. 
 
678-721-6700 877-444-6777 
 
Clark Creek South Campground Off US Hwy. 75, Glade Rd. 
 
678-721-6700 877-444-6777 
 
Foxriver Cottage 
 
980 Euharlee Rd. 
 
770-382-2930 
 
Gatewood Park 
 
244 Bartow Beach Rd. 
 
770-387-5163 
 
KOA Cartersville 
 
800 Cassville White Rd, 
 
770-382-7330 800-KOA-2841 
 
McKaskey Creek Campground 
 
Off GA Hwy.20, McKaskey Creek Rd. 678-721 -6700 877-444-6777 
 
McKinney Campground 
 
Off US Hwy. 75, King's Camp Rd. 678-721-6700 877-444-6777 
 
Old Highway 41 #3Campground Off GA Hwy.92, Lake Acworth Rd. 678-721 -6700 877-444-6777 
 
Red Top Mountain State Park &Lodge 50 Lodge Rd. 
 
770-975-0055 800-864-7275 
 
Upper Stamp Creek Campground Off US Hwy. 75,Wildemess Camp Rd. 678-721 -6700 877-444-6777 
 
Cedar Creek Park 
 
6770 Cave Spring Rd. 
 
706-777-3030 
 
Hightower Falls 
 
771 Hightower Falls Rd. 
 
770-748-8588 
 
Carters Lake Marina & Resort 
 
575 Marina Rd. 
 
706-276-4891 
 
Fort Mountain State Park 
 
181 Fort Mountain Park Rd. 706-695-2621 800-864-7275 
 
Lake Conasauga 
 
3941 US Hwy. 76 
 
706-695-6736 
 
Wilderness View Cabin Rentals 
 
9420 GA Hwy. 52 
 
706-517-8810 866-517-8816 
 
Dragonfly Lodge 
 
587 Lower Prince Mountain Rd. 404-255-5207 800-597-6800 
 
Apache Ridge Log Cabin Rentals 150 Apache Way 
 
706-754-7177 
 
Babbling Brook Log Cabin Rentals 3131 Alec Mountain Rd. 
 
800-284-9403 800-284-9403 
 
Brigadoon Lodge 
 
8137 GA Hwy.197 N 
 
706-754-2229 
 
Burton Woods Cabins & Lodge 
 
220 Brookwood Ln. 
 
706-947-3926 
 
Burton Woods II 
 
300 Brookwood Ln. 
 
706-754-7442 
 
Country Ridge Cabins 
 
112 Kennedy Mountain Rd. 
 
706-947-3020 
 
Evergreen Cabins 
 
P.O.Box 186 
 
706-754-0245 877-299-2585 
 
Happy Valley Cabins 
 
330 Happy Valley Resort 
 
706-754-3377 800-354-4773 
 
Moccasin Creek State Park 
 
3655 GA Hwy.197 N 
 
706-947-3194 800-864-7275 
 
Mountain Rivers Log Cabin Rentals 511 Grandis Heights Cir. 
 
706-754-9607 800-473-1434 
 
Rustic Country Cabins 
 
10786 GA Hwy.197 N 
 
706-947-3704 
 
Sunburst Stables Vacation Cabins 3181 GA Hwy.255 
 
706-947-7433 800-806-1953 
 
Back in the Woods Mountain House 526 Seven Winds Ln. 
 
706-782-1268 877-782-4684 
 
Cannon Country Cottage 
 
Weatherly Rd. 
 
706-947-1214 
 
Cherry Laurel Creek Cabins 
 
269 Daisey Ln. 
 
706-782-6757 
 
CradleCrestVacation Rental Mtn. Cabin OffWarwoman Rd. 
 
912-352-3313 877-352-3313 
 
Covered Bridge Cabin 
 
3321 US Hwy. 76 W 
 
706-782-2830 
 
Cut Bait Cottage 
 
94 Sunrise Dr., Lot 738 
 
404-873-3372 
 
D&H Cabin 
 
473 Washington Ln. 
 
706-782-6319 706-490-1666 
 
Escape Hatch Cottage 
 
4227 Blalock Goldmine Rd. 
 
404-313-1565 
 
Laurel House 
 
Off Lake Rabun Rd. 
 
770-435-5269 
 
Mountain Aire Cottages 
 
18 Motel Dr. 
 
706-782-9568 888-571-9597 
 
Peaceful Getaway 
 
368 Saddle Gap Rd. 
 
770-381-8491 
 
Pounding Mill Creek Cabins 
 
1832 Hale Ridge Rd. 
 
706-782-9913 
 
Rabun Beach Campground-CNF lake Rabun Rd.S 
 
706-782-3320 
 
Sandy Bottom Campground-CNF Forest Service Rd. 70 
 
706-782-3320 
 
Snooks Cabins 
 
3982 Blalock Goldmine Rd. 
 
706-947-1231 888-410-1231 
 
Tallulah River Campground-CNF Forest Service Rd.70 
 
706-782-3320 
 
Tate Branch Campground-CNF 
 
Forest Service Rd.70 
 
706-782-3320 
 
Tut's Mountain 
 
US Hwy.441 &Seed Tick Rd. 706-782-6218 800-621-1768 
 
Willis Knob Campground-CNF 
 
Willis Knob Rd. 
 
706-782-3320 
 
Blue Creek Cabins 
 
2362 Dean Mountain Rd. 
 
404-816-8228 
 
Boggs Creek Campground - CNF Off US Hwy.19/129 
 
706-754-6221 
 
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MOUNTAINS CABINS AND CAMPING 
 
Cannon Falls Lodge 
 
Off US Hwy.129 
 
1 706-348-7919 
 
Country Hideaway at Mountain Lakes 75 Enchanted Way,GA Hwy.75 Alt. 706-865-7666 800-514-1618 
 
DeSoto Falls Campground-CNF 
 
US Hwy.129/19 
 
706-745-6928 
 
Gabby'sCabins 
 
3083 Helen Hwy. 
 
706-865-6772 
 
Gold'nGem Grubbin Campground 75 Gold Nugget Ln. 
 
706-865-5454 
 
Jenny'sCreek Family Campground 4542 US Hwy. 129 N 
 
706-865-6955 
 
Leisure Acres Campground 
 
3840 Westmoreland Rd. 
 
706-865-6466 888-748-6344 
 
Sandy Bottoms Cabins 
 
Duncan Bridge Rd. 
 
770-654-5501 
 
Turner Campsites 
m White'sCo. Cabins 
 
142TurnerCampsites Rd. 2White Pines Rd. 
 
706-865-4757 706-348-6706 
 
Our Mountain 
 
265 Cabin Dr. 
 
706-862-6363 
 
Watson Mill Bridge State Park 
 
650 Watson Mill Rd. 
 
706-783-5349 800-864-7275 
 
Country Boys RV Park 
 
5473 Mount Olive Rd. 
 
706-335-5535 800-562-3408 
 
The Pottery Campground 
 
100 Pottery Rd. 
 
706-335-3120 800-223-0667 
 
Bald Ridge Campground-COE 
 
4100 Bald Ridge Rd. 
 
770-945-9531 
 
Sawnee Campground-COE 
 
3200 Buford Dam Rd. 
 
770-94S-9531 
 
Shady Grove Campground-COE 
 
7800 Shadburn Ferry Rd. 
 
770-945-9531 
 
Twin Lakes RV Park 
 
3300 Shore Dr. 
 
770-887-4400 
 
Aunt Anne'sFireside Log Cabins BO Lila Way 
 
706-864-9714 
 
Bend of the River Cabins &Chalets 319 Horseshoe Ln. 
 
706-219-2040 
 
Camp Glisson Retreat Center 
 
865 Camp Glisson Rd. 
 
706-864-6181 
 
Cavender Creek Cabins 
 
200 Beaver Dam Rd. 
 
706-864-7221 
 
Dockery Lake Campground-CNF Forest Service Rd.654 
 
706-745-6928 
 
Forrest Hills Mountain Resort 
 
135 Forrest Hills Rd. 
 
706-864-6456 800-654-6313 
 
Hatfield'sHideaway Cabins 
 
3109 Copper Mine Rd. 
 
706-864-6743 
 
HermanHaus Cabin 
 
US Hwy.129/19 N 
 
770-396-1060 
 
Laurel Ridge Cabins 
 
185 Mountain Laurel Ridge 
 
706-864-5392 
 
My Mountain Home Cabin Rentals 125-BEMain St. 
 
706-867-9156 
 
Riverwalk Cabins 
 
301 Blue Ridge View Dr. 
 
706-864-4023 
 
R-Ranch in the Mountains Resort 65 R-Ranch Rd. 
 
706-864-6444 
 
Wild Willy RVs &Campground 
 
5320 Long Branch Rd. 
 
706-867-9978 
 
Amicalola Falls State Park 
 
418Amicalola Falls Lodge Rd. 706-265-8888 800-864-7275 
 
Lake Lanier Getaway 
 
Off GA Hwy.400 
 
678-360-5571 
 
McCord Mountain Properties 
 
2120 Perimeter Rd. 
 
706-265-3943 
 
Mountain Brook Cabins 
 
76 Coolidge Dr. 
 
706-864-3127 
 
Toto Creek Campground-COE 
 
154 Toto Creek Park Rd. 
 
770-945-9531 
 
Under the Hemlock 
 
5545 GA Hwy. 52 
 
706-265-4603 
 
War Hill Campground-COE 
 
4081 War Hill Park Rd. 
 
770-945-9531 
 
Twin Rivers Resort 
 
210 Twin Rivers Resort Dr. 
 
706-754-2010 866-754-2010 
 
Andys Troot Farm,Cabins &Campground Betty'sCreek Rd. 
 
706-746-2550 
 
Chalet Village 
 
768 Franklin St. 
 
706-746-5348 800-541 -0671 
 
River Vista Mountain Village 
 
960 GA Hwy. 246 
 
706-746-2722 888-850-7275 
 
Bobby Brown State Park 
 
2509 Bobby Brown S.P. Rd. 
 
706-213-2046 800-864-7275 
 
Lazy "L"Hunting &Fishing Lodge 1014 Flatwoods Rd. 
 
706-283-8163 
 
Pine-Der-Rosa Cabins 
 
2561 Hulmes Chapel Rd. 
 
706-213-1708 800-554-7774 
 
Richard B. Russell State Park 
 
2650 Russell State Park Rd. 
 
706-213-2045 800-864-7275 
 
Shade Tree Cabins, LLC 
 
1888 Hulmes Chapel Rd. 
 
706-283-3306 
 
Bears Crossing 
 
5610 Turniptown Rd. 
 
706-635-7831 
 
Bobcat Cabin Rental on the Cartecay 365 Parker Trail 
 
706-276-7677 
 
Cedar Crest Mountain Resorts 
 
Off Back Pine Way 
 
706-698-2727 888-34-CEDAR 
 
Ellijay Country Cabins 
 
274Elford Rd. 
 
706-636-4988 
 
Georgia Mountain Cabins 
 
Off Oakridge Trail Dr. 
 
678-454-6059 
 
Lakeland Cabin Rentals 
 
374 Glenridge Dr. 
 
678-454-1094 
 
Lighthouse Cabin 
 
35 Lakeside Trail 
 
770-822-2195 
 
Mountain Cabin Rentals 
 
463 Fugue Dr. 
 
406-337-5541 888-88-CABIN 
 
Mountain Memories Getaway 
 
779 Bernhardt Rd. 
 
706-276-1495 866-MTNMEMS 
 
My Father's Cabin 
 
479 Lake Forrest Rd. 
 
770-218-1727 
 
North Georgia Get-Aways 
 
34 Twin Mountain Lake Rd. 
 
706-253 -8000 
 
Ocoee Yurt Company 
 
4496 Yukon Rd. 
 
352-694-3220 
 
Overland Trails Log Cabin Rentals 273 Rose Petal Ln. 
 
706-276-2211 877-474-LOGS 
 
Pflueger'sFish Camp 
 
P.0.Box 1993 
 
706-276-3786 
 
Plum Nelly Campground 
 
15828 SGA Hwy.515 
 
404-317 -2458 
 
River House 
 
358 Armor Way N 
 
770-355-4564 
 
River Run Cabin 
 
GA Hwy.515 
 
770-420-1473 
 
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MOUNTAINS CABINS AND CAMPING 
 
RiversideChalet 
 
1ORiverview Dr. 
 
770-428-4402 
 
georgiamountaincabin.com 
 
Stress Buster Vacation Rentals 
 
P.D.Box 1764 
 
404-791 -4388 
 
stressbuster-vaca tio nren tals.com 
 
Whispering Winds Mtn.Retreat &Cabin 616 Harpers Creek Rd. 
 
706-636-5627 
 
whi speringwindsretreat .com 
 
White Pine Lodge 
 
196 White Pine Ridge 
 
770-339-5635 
 
lakelan dca binrentals.com / wp 
 
Chestnut RidgeCampground-COE 6515Chestnut Ridge Rd. 
 
770-945-9531 
 
lanier.sam.usace.army.mil 
 
Lake Lanier Lodges-Log Cabins 6598 Lights Ferry Rd. 
 
770-967-1804 888-972-6300 lakelanierlodges.com 
 
Old Federal Campground-COE 
 
6219 Old Federal Rd. 
 
770-945 -9531 
 
lanier.sam.usace.army.mil 
 
Bolding Mill Campground-COE 
 
4055 Chestatee Rd. 
 
770-945-9531 
 
lanier.sam.usace.army.mil 
 
Duckett Mill Campground-COE 
 
3720 Duckett Mill Rd. 
 
770 -945 -9531 
 
lanier.sam .u sace.army. mil 
 
River Forks Park &Campground 3500 KeithBridge Rd. 
 
770-531 -3952 
 
hallcounty.org/parks 
 
Hart StatePark 
 
330 Hart State Park Rd. 
 
706-376-8756 800-864-7275 gastateparks.org 
 
Milltown Campground-COE 
 
New Prospect Rd. 
 
706-856-0300 888-893-0678 sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/hartwell 
 
Mountain Lakes Vacation Rentals LakeHartwell,multiple locations 864-972-0463 800-610-0020 mtnlakes.com 
 
Paynes Creek Campground-COE Off GA Hwy.51 
 
706-856-0300 888-893-0678 sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/hartwell 
 
Wad sa dler Campground-COE 
 
5625Anderson Hwy. 
 
706-856-0300 
 
sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/hartwell 
 
A-1Vacation Rentals 
 
8287 S. Main St. 
 
706-878-0022 800-395-3644 a-1 vacationrental.com 
 
Andrews CoveCampground-CNF GA Hwy.75 N 
 
706-754-6221 
 
fs.fed.us/conf 
 
Blue Ridge Cabin Rentals 
 
2990 GA Hwy. 356 
 
706-878-1773 888-240-1201 cabinsga.com 
 
Cabin on theCreek 
 
2047 Helen Hwy., Unit A 
 
706-865-4461 
 
cabinonthecreek.com 
 
Chattahoochee Ridge Lodge &Cabins 500 Ridge Rd. 
 
706-878-3144 80Q-476-8331 
 
Chattahoochee RiverCampground-CNF Chattahoochee River Rd. 
 
706-754-6221 
 
fs.fed.us/conf 
 
Chimney Shadows Cabins 
 
GA Hwy. 356 to Shadow Dr. 
 
706-865-4935 
 
chi mneysha dows.co m 
 
Country CharmCabins 
 
322 Dandy Ln. 
 
706-878-0053 
 
countrycharmcabins.com 
 
Georgia Mountain Madness Cabins 190 Mountain Madness Dr. 
 
770-878-2851 888-534-6452 gamountainmadness.com 
 
Katrina'sCottages 
 
738 Myra Branch Rd. 
 
706-878-3645 
 
helenga.org/katrinascottages 
 
Lazy Bones Mountain Cabins 
 
GA Hwy.75 N 
 
706-219-3630 
 
lazybonescabins.com 
 
Lund'sHideaway Cabins 
 
7489GA Hwy.75Alt. 
 
706-878-3111 
 
lundshideawaycabins.com 
 
Nacoochee Cabins 
 
7025 SMainSt. 
 
706-878-9463 
 
nacoocheevi ll age.com/cabi ns 
 
River Bend Chalets 
 
152 Dye St. 
 
709-878--0022 800-395-3644 helenga.org/riverbendchalets 
 
Timberloft Cottages Unicoi State Park 
 
3887 GA Hwy. 356 1788 GA Hwy.356 
 
706-878-2950 866-514-1499 706-878-2201 800-864-7275 
 
timberloft.com gastateparks.org 
 
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Bald Mountain Park RV Resort 
 
751 Gander GapRd. 
 
706-896-8896 
 
baldmountainpark.com 
 
Bend of the River Chalets 
 
2003 Bend of the River 
 
706-635-4612 
 
hiawassee-bendofriver.com 
 
Boundary Waters Resort &Marina 528 Sunnyside Rd. 
 
706-896-2530 800-323-3562 boundarywatersresort.com 
 
Cottageat Swan Lake 
 
2500 Hickorynut Cove 
 
706-896-1582 
 
hickorynutcove.com 
 
Crystal River Ranch Llamas &Llodging 7316 US Hwy.76 E 
 
706-896-5005 
 
crystalrive r-ranch .com 
 
Deer Lodge Restaurant &Cabins 7900 GA Hwy.17 
 
706-896-2726 
 
Georgia Mountain Fair Campground 1311 Music Hall Rd. 
 
706-896-4191 
 
georgia-mountain-fair.com 
 
Great Escape Vacation Rentals 
 
1460 US Hwy.76 W,Ste.D 
 
706-896-9820 866-525-3372 greatescapevacation.com 
 
Hiawassee River Trout Lodge 
 
2701 CabinDr. 
 
706-896-7400 866-833-7368 hiawasseecabins.com 
 
Hickaynu!ColeTroutFann &GlT'4)9lllllld 2500 Hickorynut Cove 
 
706-896-5341 
 
hickorynutcove.com 
 
Horne's Hideaway 
 
1Hornes Hideaway 
 
706-896-6292 
 
Lake ChatugeChalets 
 
Off GA Hwy. 288 
 
706-896-7368 
 
jwww.com/chatugechalets 
 
Lake Chatuge Mountain Retreat Kilpatrick Point Ln. 
 
404-636-1782 
 
ga-mountain-lakehomes.com 
 
Laurel Mountain Cabins 
 
4877 Laurel Mountain Rd. 
 
706-896-8015 888-859-601 8 laurel-mountain-cabins.com 
 
Mountaintop Chalet 
 
995 County Rd.212 
 
706-896-2940 800-893-2940 chatuge-land-company.com 
 
PaulineTaylor Cabins 
 
57GA Hwy.180 
 
706-896-2114 
 
Real Estate & Rental Center 
 
150-AMain St. S 
 
706-896-1300 866-336-5263 realestateandrentals.com 
 
SerenityCoveCabin&Boat Rental 834 Lower Bell Creek Rd. 
 
706-896-1465 800-896-1465 serenity-cove.com 
 
T.W.'sLakeside Landing 
 
1151 RobertsonRd. 
 
706-896-3487 
 
Lakehouseson Lani er 
 
7000 Holiday Rd. 
 
770-932-7200 800-84Q-S253 lakelanierislands.com 
 
Farside Cottages 
 
121 Oasis Rd. 
 
706-782-S986 800-332-3827 
 
Orchard View Cabins 
 
P.O.Box 518 
 
706-782-9267 800-222-6421 appalachianmall.com/orchardviewcabins 
 
Rabun Farms Lake House &Stables 13 Kings Row 
 
706-782-6412 
 
River Campground &Lodge 
 
28Joy Bridge Rd.&441 
 
706-782-9936 
 
rivercampg round.com 
 
Seed Lake Campground-GA Power Crow Creek Road Rd. 
 
706-782-4014 
 
georgiapower.com/gpclake 
 
Tree Top Rentals 
 
Tame TurkeyRd. 
 
229-436-0886 
 
treetoprentals.com 
 
Tugaloo State Park 
 
1763 Tugaloo State Park 
 
706-356-4362 800-864-7275 gastateparks.org 
 
MountainHomeRentalsof Georgia 13350 GA Hwy.SH 
 
770-894-4444 866-627-1001 mountainhomerentals.biz 
 
Swan Center Retreat House 
 
75 Swan Center Dr. 
 
770-893-3525 
 
swancenter.org 
 
Sunset Campground 
 
17139GA Hwy. 17 
 
706-356-8932 
 
Rolling Thunder River Co.& Campground 20 Hughes St. 
 
706-496-5752 
 
rollingthunderriverco.com 
 
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MOUNTAINS CABINS AND CAMPING 
 
Mountain Laurel Cabin Rentals 
 
P.0.Box 513 
 
Above the Rest Luxury Cabins 
 
1164 My Mountain Rd. 
 
ACountry Hearth Cabin Rentals 1164 My Mountain Rd. 
 
Cutters Cabin Rentals 
 
P.O. Box976 
 
Di'sMountain Getaway 
 
Forge Mill Rd. 
 
Morganton Point Recreation Area Off GA Hwy.60 
 
New Beginnings Cabin Rental 
 
247 Croft Mountain Ridge 
 
Whispering Pines Campground 290 Whispering Pines Rd. 
 
Black Rock Mountain State Park Black Rock Min.Pkwy 
 
Mountain City RV Park 
 
US Hwy.441 
 
Sunrise Mountain Cabins 
 
Sunrise Mountain Ln. 
 
Lake Russell Campground-CNF 
 
304 Lake Russell Rd. 
 
Doll Mountain Campgrounds 
 
GA Hwy.382 
 
Harris Branch Campgrounds 
 
GA Hwy.382 
 
Ridgeway Campground 
 
GA Hwy.282 
 
Woodring Branch Campground GA Hwy.282 
 
AClear View 
 
966 Western Way 
 
Cottontail Cottages 
 
272 Toole St. 
 
Heather Glen 
 
5968 Wolffork Rd. 
 
Idle Time Cabins 
 
29 Idle Time Ln. 
 
Valley Springs Lodging 
 
787 Patterson Gap Rd. 
 
Chattanooga South KOA Campground 199 KOA Blvd. 
 
Cloudland Canyon State Park 
 
122 Cloudland Canyon Park Rd. 
 
Scenic View Log Cabin Rentals 
 
54 Scenic View Ln. 
 
Lock & Dam Regional Park 
 
181 Lock & Dam Rd. 
 
Best Holiday Trav-L-Park 
 
1623 Mack Smith Rd. 
 
Victoria Bryant State Park 
 
llOS Bryant Park Rd. 
 
Appalachian Rentals 
 
698 Northwind 
 
Beautiful Cabins @Skyridge 
 
3Star Lake Ln. 
 
Cherokee Campground 
 
45 Bethel Rd. 
 
Creekwood Cabins &RV Resort 
 
5730 GA Hwy.356 
 
Dukes Creek Cabins 
 
42 Daytona Place 
 
Gazebo Creek 
 
76 Deer Valley Estates 
 
Kountry Peddler &Tanglewood Cabins 3387 GA Hwy.356 
 
Mountain Greenery Cabins 
 
3621 GA Hwy. 255 N 
 
Pine Ridge Country Cottages 
 
51 Pine Ridge Dr. 
 
Premier Vacation Rentals, Inc. 
 
51 S6 Helen Hwy. 
 
Sautee Hereford Ranch Lodge 
 
GA Hwy.255 
 
Sleepy Hollow Campground &Stables 307 Sleepy Hollow Rd. 
 
Von Stecher's Mountain Rentals 679 Sautee Woods 
 
ABeary Special Cabin 
 
115 Wild Cat Run 
 
Lake Winfield Scott Campground-CNF GA Hwy.180 
 
Toccoa Cabin Rental 
 
Off Brown Mountain Rd. 
 
Toccoa Riverfront Cabin 
 
292 Brown MountainDr. 
 
James H. Floyd State Park 
 
2800 Sloppy Floyd Lake Rd. 
 
Big Oak RV Park 
 
1179 GA Hwy.100 S 
 
Tally Valley Park 
 
3025 US Hwy.78 E 
 
Tallulah Gorge State Park 
 
338 Jane Hurt Yam Dr. 
 
Black Bear Cabins 
 
1978 E. Boggs Mountain Rd. 
 
Covecrest Retreat Center 
 
25 Falls Dr. 
 
Hidden Gap Log Cabins 
 
194 Carson Ln. 
 
Splendor Mountain 
 
195 New Gate Dr. 
 
Wylie Mountain Cabin on Lake Burton 125 Waterview Ln. 
 
Cottage on Lake Yonah 
 
Rt.3, Box 3844 
 
Georgia Baptist Conference Center 8496 Lake Louise Rd. 
 
Toccoa RV Park 
 
2136 Oak Valley Rd. 
 
Trembly Bald Mountain Retreat Rt.3, Box 3824 
 
Lookout MountainKOA 
 
P.O.Box 490 
 
McIntosh Reserve Park 
 
1046 W. McIntosh Cir. 
 
Ballard Tiger Creek Chalets & Inn 4982 US Hwy. 441 
 
Fort Yargo State Park 
 
GA Hwy.81 
 
Almost Heaven 
 
Off US Hw .76 
 
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 Farm Focus 
Southern heritage is tied to the land.Trace 19th-century farm life at Old South Farm Museum in Woodland,Tifton's Agrirama, and Westville,an 1850s village in Lumpkin.View farm implements, see demonstrations such as quilting and open-hearth cooking,or feel raw cotton at the Georgia State Cotton Museum in Vienna. 
 
Garden of Delights 
Activities for all ages abound at Callaway Gardens Resort Preserve Community.Cason Callaway preserved 14,000-acres of beautiful land in Pine Mountain for generations of visitors to enjoy. Wind through gently rolling hills on a10-mile bike path, play golf, tennis, or racquetball, go fly-fishing, shoot skeet, or relax on the lakefront beach. Explore the discovery, butterfly,and horticultural centers,Mr.Cason'sVegetable Garden,and the Azalea Bowl. Callaway is also known for its nature trails as well as seasonal events including the Spring Celebration,Masters Water Ski Tournament,July 4th Spectacular, Hot Air Balloon Fest,and the holiday Fantasy of Lights. 
 
Wild Time 
Go on safari in Georgia.Walk or take a safari train through Serengeti-like habitats at Wild Adventures Theme Park in Valdosta.Drive through Wild Animal Safari in Pine Mountain, or walk the paths of Albany's Parks at Chehaw to come face-to-face with creatures from all over the world. 
 
Stirring Stories 
Rural Georgia's unique culture is revealed in Swamp Gravy,the official state folklife play.True-life local tales of faith,crime and punishment, medicine, community, and family relationships are narrated,sung,and acted by local volunteers performing in arestored cotton warehouse in Colquitt. 
 
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 Gracious Living Flower Power 
 
Delight in Thomasville'sVictorian Lapham-Patterson House State Historic Site, where there are no right angles and each room is a different shape, or take apeek at gracious living at Pebble Hill Plantation.View antiques, art, and collectibles in the main house, and tour the stable complex and the vintage car collection. 
 
Over in LaGrange, the Hills and Dales estate, with its Neel Reiddesigned Italian-style villa and formal terraced Ferrell Gardens, is described as"five acres of heaven." Stop and smell the roses at Thomasville'scity-owned gardens, where 500 bushes bloom and the Rose Festival is an anticipated spring event. 
 
Civil War 
Andersonville,named for the Civil War'smost infamous prisoner-of-war camp,is now the site of the National Prisoner of War Museum.In this place,where 13,000 Union soldiers died of disease, poor sanitation, malnutrition,and exposure,visitors view Echoes ofCaptivity, amoving film of unsettling interviews with former POWs.The Blue and Gray Museum in Fitzgerald houses artifacts including swords, medals, and soldiers' letters, and showcases the film Marching as One. Discover Civil War naval history at the Port Columbus National Civil War Naval Museum with audiovisual displays of ironclad ships in battle, and tales of blockade runners and wooden gunboats. 
 
Refreshing Water 
Families,fishing buddies, hikers, and sweethearts gather for fun and relaxation at the waters of the region.Whether on the Chattahoochee, Flint, or Ochlocknee Rivers, or on Blackshear, Seminole, or West Point Lakes,come to canoe,raft, ski,or fish for largemouth bass, bream,and crappie. 
 
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  Commemorate the civil rightsmovement through freedom music, oral histories, and photographs at the Albany Civil Rights Museum. 
 Get an eyeful of 15,000 alligators from just-hatched to super-sized at Glass Gator Farm in Camilla. 
 Ride nine roller coasters or cool off on the water slides at Wild Adventures Theme Park in Valdosta. 
 Drive across Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge,the state'slongest wooden bridge, constructed by former slave Horace King. 
Twirl under the 300-year-old Big Oak in Thomasville. It now stands 68 feet tall and 24 feet around,with limbs that spread 162 feet across. 
 Twenty-five murals, painted on the sides of local buildings, tell the story of life in the mill town oflakeland,circa 1925. 
 Thrill to the Flying High Circus'sperformance on the tightwire and the trapeze at Callaway Gardens. 
 Satisfy your need for speed at the Silver Dollar Raceway in Reynolds or Cordele'sWatermelon Capital Speedway. 
 Follow the live oaks and magnolias leading to Melhana Grand Plantation in Thomasville and tour its 30 historic buildings. 
 Sip the nectar of the gods at Still Pond Vineyard and Winery near Albany,producer of wines from the native muscadine grape. 
 Relax in ahorse-drawn carriage or on ahayride or try out the in-ground trampoline at Butts Mill Farm near Pine Mountain. 
 Stroll the 15-mile Columbus Riverwalk along the banks of the Chattahoochee River. 
 Remember our fighting forces in Cordele at Georgia Veterans State Park'sexhibits of aircraft and at the National Infantry Museum in Fort Benning. 
 Go underground to explore the Kolomoki Mounds in Blakely. 
 
Book It 
Humorist Lewis Griuard and novelist Erskine Caldwell, each known for exploring the human condition in aunique way,were both born in Moreland, where travelers can now explore the Lewis Griuard Museum or the humble birthplace of Caldwell, who wrote Tobacco Road and God's Little Acre. 
 
Museum Musing 
Food for thought is found in collections of every kind.The Georgia Rural Telephone Museum in Leslie exhibits 1,500 phones and related items. Ashburn's Crime and Punishment Museum displays striped uniforms and steel cages.Get the local history at museums in Franklin, Griffin, Richland,and Montezuma. 
 
Parkside 
State parks provide aslice of outdoor heaven.Hike Providence Canyon State Park for stunning views of its multihued gullies. Skip rocks or take acool dip at Sprewell Bluff State Park,on the Flint River.Enjoy aresort experience at the lodge,golf course,or marina of Lake Blackshear Retreat and Golf Club. 
 
Presidental Pathways 
Southern Rivers holds the distinction of being beloved by two presidents, with Plains the birthplace of President Jimmy Carter and Warm Springs the therapeutic vacation getaway of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Hop on the SAM Shortline Excursion Train for destinationsincluding President Carter'sboyhood home,school, and campaign offices that had been headquartered in arailroad depot. Meanwhile, time stands still at Roosevelt'ssix-room bungalow dubbed the Little White House. Tour the site'sbeautiful, naturally heated, spring-fed pool and the home, preserved just as it was in 1945, when the president passed away. 
 
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 Lulu'sRestaurant This upscale fine dining features freshly prepared American dishes. 132 N.Patterson St., Voldosta 229-244-4000 
Minnie'sUptown Savor award-winning Southern cooking in the historic district. 104 Eighth St., Columbus 706-322-2766 
Mom'sKitchen Stop in for Southern specialties such as corn fritters,sweet potato pie,and collard greens. 203 Church St., Plains 229-824-5458 
Neel House Dine on comfort food with flair, housed in a19th-century landmark. 502 5. Broad St., Thomasville 229-227-6300 
The Olde Inn Enjoy hand-cut steaks,down-home catfish,and an extensive wine list. 2536 US Hwy. 280 W, Cordele 229-273-1229 
Tony'sMain Street Bakery Patrons dine inside or outside along the town'sdistinctive blue and gray sidewalks. 118 5. Main St., Fitzgerald 229-426-7660 
 
Something Fishy 
There's plenty of aquatic life and 175,000 gallons of water at the Flint RiverQuarium.This Albany attraction promotes conservation with entertaining and interactive exhibits, such as Discovery Cavern and the Flint River Gallery, that explore ecosystem environmental issues from the Flint River to the Gulf of Mexico. 
 
Depot Trio 
Meet at Albany'sUnion Station for aglimpse of railroading of the past. Once pulsing with the energy of 55 trains a day, the depot now hosts Thronateeska Heritage Center's planetarium,science center,and museum of history.Probe the galaxies, become the center of a kaleidoscope, or climb aboard restored railcars and engines. 
 
Recipe for Fun 
Celebrate the tastes of Southern Rivers at high-spirited events such as Cordele'sWatermelon Festival, featuring seed-spitting contests, gospel singing,and watermelon tasting. Pick up great recipes at the Brooklet,Plains,and Sylvester peanut festivals or watch more than 120 teams compete for the best in barbecue at Vienna'sBig Pig Jig. 
 
Arts Alive 
Alove for music and art resonates throughout Southern Rivers. Valdosta'sAnnette Howell Turner Center for the Arts houses an art gallery, a theater for the performing arts,and art classes. In Columbus, RiverCenter for the Performing Arts presents programs from Beethoven to Broadway, big band to bluegrass,and is home to the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and the Schwob School of Music. The Columbus Museum,the second largest in the state,has 15 galleries. With more than 2,400 works,the Albany Museum of Art displays one of the largest collections of African art in the Southeast, along with a diverse collection of American and European art. 
 
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ADEL J-20 Plantation Trace 
Live Oak Plantation 675 PIClntalion Rd., Adel, 3I620 229 96-2112, 00-682-4 68, spav.com 
sportsman's paradise, thi property offer quail and pheasant hunting, golf, and fishing. Open daily Oct. !Mar. 31 . ummer retTeats by re ervation only. Call for fees. [;l WC IT 
Reed Bingham State Park 6 miles we t of 1-75, Exit 39 011 CA Hwy. 37 229-896-3551, 00-864-7275, gaslaleparks.org 11,i oa i near 1-75 offers a 3 5-acre lake with excellent fi hing, waterskiing, and wimming. Enjoy a campground, picnic areas, mini-golf, a playground, boat tours, and trails highlighting the rare gopher tortoise and the ham,Iess indigo nake, waterfowl , a cypress swamp, and a pitcher plant bog. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. [;l WC ' 
Tra vel Services Adel- Cook County Chamber of Commerce 100 . Hutchinson Al'e., Adel, 31620 229-896-228 1, adel-cookchamber.org Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. [;l WC ' 
Florida/Georgia Welcome Center 1203 W. Fourth I., def, 31620 
o- 229-896-9742 
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ALBANY G- 18 Plantation Trace 
AlbanyArea Arts Council 215 . Jackson St., Albany, 31 70 I 229-439-AR1 , ,,lbanrartscouncil.org The council showca es exhibits of regional artwork. Call for schedule and tour reservation . Open Mon .-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. F'ree. [;l WC 0- T 
Albany Civil Rights Movement Museum at Old Mt.Zion Church 326 Whitney Ave., Alban)', 31 0 I 229-432-169 , albanycivilrights.org A center for ongoing academic research, the museum presents variou exhibits, programs, and lectures. Open Wed.- at. IO a.m.-4 p.m., llll . 2-5 p.m. Reservations recommended for groups. Adults 4, children 4-1 2, 
' senior and tudcnts 3, under 3 free. Call for group 
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Albany Museum of Art 3I I leadowlark Dr., Albany, 31 707 229-439 400, albanymuseum.com 17,is museum houses a pennanent collection of 19thand 20th-<:enlul)' American, European, and ub. aharan 
fri can art. }.IAzing Space is the museum 's children's win g. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Reservations recommended for guided tours. Adults 4, children and 
seniors 2. [;l WC 0-T 
Flint RiverQuarium 10 I Pine A,e., Albany, 31 70 I 229-639-2650, -COF'L/ , f]intril'erquarium .com 
isit this freshwater aquarium that tells the stOI)' of the Flin! River and the mysterious blue-hole prings that help create it. Don't mi the dvenlure Center and its rotating exhibits or the nearby Turtle Grove park. Call for hours. dulls 8.50, children 4-12 6, seniors 
o-'fl 7. 50. Call for group rate. [;l WC 
Jack Daniel'sGarden Patch 409 Philema Rd. , Alban)', 31 701 229-420-0920, ;ackdanielsgardenpatch.com Purchase fresh fruits and vegetabl e traight from 
o- th e garden. Open year-round. Call for hour and fees. 
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Lake Chehaw 105 Chehaw Park Rd., Albany, 3170 I 229-430-5277, parksatchehaw.org Canoeing, boating, fishing, picnicking, and kiing opportunities abound. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Memorial Day-Labor Day 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Call for fees. 
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The Parks at Chehaw 105 Chehaw Park Rd., Albany, 31 701 229-430-5277, parksatchehaw.org The tar of this 800-acre facility is the Wild Animal Park, where native and exotic animals roam in their natural habitats. Get your thrills on the BMX Bike Track and Play Park. Take ad\'antage of creekside nature trails, picnicking, and camping facilities. train takes visitors on a 20-minute ride through the park and lhe adjacent longleaf pine and wire grass re toration area. Park open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Memorial DayLabor Day Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., F'ri.-Sun. 9 
a.m.-7 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC 0-fl T 
St. Teresa's Catholic Church 317 Residence Ave., Albany, 31 70I 229-439-2302 St. Teresa's is the oldest continuou ly operating Catholic church in Georgia. Its architecture is exemplary of frontier and mall-town mi ion churches of the mid-19th century. Open for weekly Mass e"el)' Wed. noon. panish-only lass un . noon. F'ree. [;l WC 
Theatre Albany 514 Pine Ave., Albany, 31 70 I 229-439-7 193, theatrealbany.com 17,eatre Albany is located in the house of John A. Davis, one of lbany's pre-Civil War landmarks, which i Ii led on the ational Regi ter of Historic Places. Office open fon .-Fri. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Call for 
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Thronateeska Heritage Center Heritage Plaza, 100 W. Roo eve/I Ave., Albany, 31 701 229-432-6955, heritagecenter.org Here you 'll find four attractions-the History Mu eum, \ etherbee Planetarium, the Discovery Center, and the Ioele! Train exhibit, which displays model trains housed in a full-size baggage car. new transportation annex features train locomotives and cars from the railwa) that have run through lbany. Open 'n,u.- at. noon-4 p.m. Call for Sun.-Wecl. hours and 
fees. uicled group tours available. [;l WC 0-T 
Tift Park 1301 r. Monroe I., Albany, 31 701 229-430-5222, albany.ga.us Rose gardens, trail , picnic shelters, playground , and tennis and hor eshoe courts can all be enjoyed here. Park open daily da\111-<lu k. Free. [;l WC 0- 
US 19 Dragway 1304 Williamsburg Rd., Albany, 31 705 229-431 -0077, us 19dragway.com Home to NH RA-sanctioned drag racing. Call for ched- 
ule and fees. [;l WC o-flT 
Veterans Riverfront Park Oglethorpe Blvd., Albany, 31 70I 229-434-8700, 800-475-8700, albanyga.com 
n amphitheater and various memorials honor the victims and veterans of \V\Vll , ietnam, and the Korean \ ar. The Flood of 1994 Memorial is al o located here. F'ree. WC 
Travel Services Albany Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center 225 W. Broad Ave., Albany, 31 70 I 
 
229-434 700, 800-475-8700, albanyga.com Open Mon.-F'ri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. WC ' 
Flint River Outpost 11151 Old CA Hwy. 3, Baconton, 31 705 229-787-3004, f]intriveroutposl.com Enjoy primitive campsites, canoe and kayak rentals, and sales and shuttle service for !<lint River trip . Open Tue.-Sun. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Call in advance and for fees. Croup rates available. [;l WC I 
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Habitat for Humanity International Headquarters 322 \V. I.Amar St. , Americus, 3I709 229-924-6935, 00-HAB ITAT, habitat.org 
iew a multimedia presentation chronicling the nonprofit's growth and tour sample Habitat hou es. isit the recently opened Global illage and Discovel) Center, a ix-acre interacti\'e attraction that howcases Habitat residences in 15 countrie . Tours Tue.- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. , un. 1-5 p.m. Call for group tours and rates. Adult 5, eniors $4, students $3, under 6 free. 
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Koinonia Farms 1324 CA Hwy. 49 S., Americus, 31719 229-924-039 I, 877-738- 174I, koinoniapart11ers.org A blueberry patch and pecan orchards urround the ground here, the birthplace of Habitat for Humanity and the Prison and Jail Project. Open on.-F'ri. 8 a.m.- 
o- 5 p.m., at. by re ervation. Donations accepted. 
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Rylander Theatre 310 W. L<1mar St., Americus, 31 709 229-931-0001, rylander.org Live performance , organ concerts, movie , and other special evenls can be seen here. Open Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m.- 
o- 4 p.m. Guided tours available. Donations accepted. 
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Travel Services Americus Welcome Center 123 W. I.Amar St., Americus, 31 709 229-92 -6059, 8-27 -6837, therealgeorgia.com In formation on the Americus Driving Tour is available. 
o- Open Mon.-F'ri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at.-Sun. IO a.m.-4 p.m. 
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ANDERSONVILLE G-lS Presidential Pathways 
Andersonville Civil War Village 1H Church St. , Andersonville, 31 711 229-924-255 , andersonvillega.{reeservers.com On the grounds of this restored Civil War village vi itor will find the controversial Wirz i\lonument, erected by the nitecl Daughters of the Confederacy in memOI)' of Captain Hen I)' Wir, keeper ofAndersonville Prison, who was tried, convicted, and hanged b)' the 
.. government. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for 
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Andersonville National Historic Site 496 Cemetery Rd., Andersonville, 31 71I 229-924-0343, nps.govlande Thi site preserve the ndersonville 1 ational Cemetery and the 15-foot-high stockade where some 40.000 overcrowded prisoners of war were held. Also on- ite is the ational Prisoner of War u eum. Tours 
o- available. Museum open daily 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. F'ree. 
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Drummer Boy Civil War Museum 11 7 Church St., Andersonville, 31711 229-924-255 , andersonvillega.{reeservers.com 
 
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Housed in the historic circa 1906 Carnegie Library, 
 
and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 
 
features seminars/workshops, festivals, a bi-monthly 
 
arts calendar, regional artist exhibits , tours, children's 
 
- programs and more. 
 
229-439-2787 
 
www.albanyartscouncil.org 
 
H@lid@y Inn 
Newly renovated. Free movie channel, in-room movies, high-speed and wireless internet access, coffee maker, hairdryer, microwave, refrigerators , fitness center, Boxers Restaurant & Lounge, banquet space up to 100 people. 229-883-8100 www.holiday-inn.com/hi-albanyga 
 
Alb@ny Museum @f Art 
Southwest Georgia's only nationally-accredited art museum offers six rotating galleries featuring American, European and African art. Open Tues. through Sat. , 10am to 5pm . 229-439-8400 www.albanymuseum .com 
 
C@urty@rd by M@rri@tt 
 
Surrounds travelers with the comforts of home. A 
 
bountiful breakfast buffet served daily. Swimming pool , 
 
whirlpool , and exercise room . 
 
229-889-8015 
 
www.Marriott.com/ABYCY 
 
Flint River@u1rium 
Showcasing Southwest Georgia's unique underwater 
world in a way you 've never seen before , including a 
175,000 gallon blue hole spring , high-tech , interactive exhibits and more. Adventure Center features big screen Imagination Theater and changing exhibit hall. 229-639-2650 www.flintriverquarium .com . 
 
\ Merry Acres C@mf@rt 8uites & Merry Acres @u@lity Inn 
Award-winning properties noted for facilities, hospitality, and service. 10-acre campus with distinctive amenities connected by walkway, scenic gardens, secluded pool and gazebo. Comfort Suites, 229-888-3939 Quality Inn, 229-435-7721 www.merryacres.com 
 
Riverfr@nt P@rk 
 
Exciting park in Downtown Albany featuring garden 
 
areas for family gatherings, music and light-animated 
 
fountain , pavilion areas, Turtle Grove Play Park, 
 
Greenways Trail System and Riverwalk. Within walk- 
 
ing distance of dining and shopping. 
 
229- 430-3910 
 
www.albanytomorrow.com 
 
The f 1rks 1t Cheh1w 
Southwest Georgia 's only AZA accredited wild animal park. Covering more than 700 acres, Chehaw offers picnic pavilions, RV campgrounds, nature trails , and a conference center for special events. 229-430-5275 www.parksatchehaw.org 
 
Hilt@n G@rden Inn 
122 rooms , over 9,000 sq ft of meeting space. Scheduled to open summer 2005. Located on the Flint River within walking distance to the Flint RiverQuarium. Free internet and on-site restaurant. Contact Robyn Rojek, 229-878-4861 or robyn_rojek @hilton.com www.albanydowntown .gardeninn.com 
 
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Wing@te Inn 
 
Wireless internet access, 27" color TV with free movie channel , in-room movies , refrigerators, coffee maker, microwave, continental breakfast, fitness center, meeting facilities for up to 65 and Manager's Hospitality Night. 229-883-9800 www.wingateinns.com 
 
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225 West Broad Avenue Albany, Georgia 31701 
229.434.8700 1.800.475.8700 www.AlbanyGa .com 
 
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Exhibits at this museum include Civil War uniforms, guns, words, documents, and photographs. Visitors will be moved by the large diorama depicting Andersonville Confederate Prison and the village of Andersonville as they were in 1864. Open Thu.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. , 
Sun. 1-5 p.m. dults $2, children$ L [;;l WC 6- 
Travel Services Andersonville Welcome Center 114 Church St, Andersonville, 31711 229-924-2 558, andersonvillega.freeseners.com Information on the Andersonville Trail Driving Tour is available, as well as complimentary tours of Andersonville Confederate Prison Site, Andersonville ational Cemetery, and Civil War Village. Call for reservations. 
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ARLINGTON E- 19 
Plantation Trace Quail Country Lodge and Conference Center 1134 Quail Country Rd., Arlington, 39813 229-725-4645, quailcountry.com This full-service hunting preserve provides a conference room , meals, and wobble trap shooting. Open daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Guided quail hunts Oct- lar. Call for 
group or individual hunts and fees. [;;l WC 6- fl T 
Still Pond Vineyards 1575 Still Pond Rd. , Arlington, 39813 229-792-6382, 800-475-1193, stillpond.com Tour the newly constructed winery and attend a tasting at the large t commercial vineyard in the state. Open 
lon.-Sat. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Call ahead for meal, parties, 
and fee . [;;l WC 6- 
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Plantation Trace Calhoun Produce 5075 Ha wpond Rd., Ashbum, 31714 229-273-1887, calhounproduce.com Fresh fruits, vegetables, and gift baskets are avai lable, along with ice cream and lemonade. Open Mar.-Dec. daily a.m.-6 p.m. Guided tours avai lable. Free. [;;lWC M I 
Crime and Punishment Museum and Last Meal Cafe 24 / E. College Ave. , Ashbum, 31714 229-567-9696, 800-471-9696, iailmuseum.com Built in I906, the Turner County Jai l is on the ational Register of Historic Place . 11,e inmates named it "the Castle Turner" because of its Romanesque style. The original jail cells remain upstairs, along with the death cell, hanging hook, and trapdoor where two men were hung for murder. After the lour, stop in for dessert "to die for" at the Last Meal Cafe. Museum open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.-5 p.m., Cafe open Tue.-Sat. 11 
a.m.-1 p.m. Call for fees. [;;l WC 6- fl T 
Turner County Courthouse 219 E. CollegeAve. , Ashburn, 317/4 229-567-4313, 229-567-201 I Originally built in 1907, this Italian Renaissance-style structure is listed on the National Register of Historic 
Places. Open Mon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. Free. [;;l WC b 
Travel Services 
Ashburn- Turner County Chamber of Commerce 238 E. College Ave., Ashbum, 3171-f 229-567-9696, 800-471-9696, tumerchamber.com Infonnation on the Ashburn Walking-Driving Tour avail- 
able. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30a.m.-noon, 1-5 p.m. [;;l WC b 
BAINBRIDGE E-22 
Plantation Trace Earl May Boat Basin Park Boal Basin Cir., Bainbridge, 39819 
 
229-24 -2000 Hiking and nature trails run along the Flint River, linking camping, a petting zoo, a steam locomotive, and a performance theater. Open daily. Call for camping 
fees. [;;l WC b 
Firehouse Center and Gallery 119 W Water St., Bainbridge, 39817 229-243-1010 This center contains an origina l jail, a museum, and exhibition space. Open Mon.-Fri. noon-4 p.m., Sat.- 
Sun. 1-5 p.m. during exhibits. Free. [;;l WC 6-T 
McKenzie-Reynolds House 100 Boat Basin Cir. , Bainbridge, 39817 229-246-4774, 800-2-+3-4774 This 1921 eoclassical Revival residence now hou e the Bainbridge-Decatur County Chamber of Commerce. 
Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ree. [;;l WC b 
Willis Park Downtown Town Square, Bainbridge, 39817 229-248-2000 Concerts are often held al the Victorian gazebo in this 
charming downtown park. Open daily. Free. 6- T 
Travel Services Bainbridge-Decatur County Chamber of Commerce I00 Boat Basin Cir., Bainbridge, 39817 229-246-4774, 800-243-4774, bainbridgegachamber.com Information on the Bainbridge Historic Driving Tour available. Open lon.-Fri . 8 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC b 
Southwest Georgia Visitor Information Center IOI Airport Rd., Bainbridge, 3981 7 229-243-8555, bainbridgega.com ln fom,ation about state and local tourist attractions 
avai lable. Open Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC 6- 
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Plantation Trace Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge CA Hwy. 62 and Old River Rd. , Blakely, 39823 229-723-3741 , blakelyearl)'chamber.com Built in 1891, this covered bridge is 96 feet long. [;;l 6' 
Confederate Flagpole . Main 011 the Square, Blake/), 39823 
229-723-3741, blakelyearlychamber.com Erected in 1861 , the last remaining wooden Confederate flagpole stands in the courthouse square. [;;l 6' 
Cypress Springs Wildlife Retreat GA Hwy. 200, Blakely, 39 23 229-758-5390 In the land between the Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers lies a unique property teeming with abundant wildlife-deer, ducks, doves, quail , and other small game. Call for hours. Free. [;;l WC fl 
Kolomoki Mounds State HistoricPark 6 miles north o( Blakely off US Hwy. 27 229-724-2150, 800-864-7275, gastate/wks.org Seven mounds built during the 12th and 13th centuries are protected al this park. Visitors will enjoy the 
ative American museum, camping, lake , boat rentals, fi hing, swimming pools, hiking trails, picnicking, and mini-golf. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Museum open 
daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;;l WC 6- 
Peanut Monument . Main 011 the Square, Blakely, 39823 
229-723-3 741 This monument pays tribute to the peanut, the plant responsible for Early County's growth and prosperity. [;;l 6' 
 
Travel Services Blakely- Early County Chamber of Commerce 52 Court quare, Blakely, 39823 229-723-3741, blakelyearlychamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC 6- 
BUENA VISTA 
Presi dential Pathways Pasaquan Eddie Martin Rd., off GA Hwy. 137, Buena Vista, 31803 229-649-9444, pasaquan.com One of the premier outsider art sites in the country, built by "St. EO I," the son of a local sharecropper, who dedicated the last years of his life to creating the wild, loudly painted mixed-media structures that represented his vision of the future. Group tours by reservation only. Admission $5 . [;;lWC 
Travel Services Buena Vista- Marion County Chamber of Commerce 107 E. Sixth Ave., Buena Vista, 31803 229-649-2842, 00-647-2 42 Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Hours may vary. [;;l WC 6- 
CAIRO G-22 
Plantation Tra ce Cairo Antique Automobile Museum 1125 US H"?' 84 E., Cairo, 39828 229-377-39 I I, mrchick.com See antique cars, bicycle , motorcycle , and memorabilia on exhibit. Open first Sat. of every month 10 a.m.-4 p.m. or by re ervation for group tours. dults $4, chi ldren under 6 free. Call for group rates. [;;lWC M IT 
Dogwood Hunting Preserve 376 Gainey Rd. , Cairo, 31728 229-872-3672 Dogwood Hunting Preserve offers guided bird hunts, inlcuding quail , pheasant, and clove. Deer hunts also available upon request Call for hours and fees. 
Travel Services Cairo-Grady County Chamber of Commerce 961 1  Broad St. , Cairo, 39828 229-377-3663, cairogachamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;lWC 
CAMILLA G-20 
Plantation Trace Covey Rise Plantation 9217 GA Hwy. 65, P.O. Box 554, Camille,, 31730 229-294-3 J43, cove)rise.com Fly-fishing expeditions on the Flint River, as well as quail hunting, licensing, lodging, and guides. Open 
year-round. [;;l WC b 
Rio Piedra Plantation 5749 Turkey Rd., Camilla, 31730 229-336-1677, 800-538-8559 riopiedraplantation .com This plantation offers trained guides for your quail hunt. Reservations accepted for groups of 2-20 Oct. I- ~ar. 31. Call for fees. [;;lWC M I 
Travel Services Camilla Chamber of Commerce 212 E. Broad St. , Camilla, 31 730 229-336-5255, camillageorgia.com In formation on renting historic depot available. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;l WC 6- T 
 
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Plantation Trace South Georgia Motorsports Park 2521 Hwy. -11 1  Cecil 229-896-7000, sgmpracing.com n,is park near Valdosta features a full chedule of dragway and speedway racing. Call for schedule and fee. ~ WC 1 
COLQUITT E- 2O 
Plantation Trace Cotton Hall 166 E. lain /., Colquitt, 39 17 229-75 -66 6, Sll'ampgravy.com 17,i restored collon warehou e i the home of the .t-. lu eum of outhern Culture, a well a the belo\'ed 
ll'amp Gra,~. Georgia's official fo lkli fe play. Open for performances only. Call for schedule. ~ WC 6' 
Millennium Murals Town Square and throughout town, Colquitt, 39 37 229-75 -2-100. colquitt-georgia.com The town's visual narrali\'e, We\e Got <1 Story to Tell , is composed of nine murals painted b) artists from all over the niled tale . 
Pine Hill Plantation 3-19 Kimbrel Rd., olquitt, 39 37 229-75 -2-16-1. pi11ehillpla11tatior1.co111 At this lodge, hunt quail the old-fa hionecl way, b) horseback or on mule-<lrm111 wagon . Open dai ly, O\'. 1-.\ lar. 31. all for lodging. resen-alions. and fees. ~WC M IT 
Storytelling Museum 166 E. Main t. , Colquitt, 39 37 229-758-6686, swampgravy.com 
 
The museum has exhibits de\Oled lo outhern culture, slof) telling, and folk li fe. Open \\led.-Fri . 9 a.m.-; p.m., Sat.- un. 1-5 p.m. Free. Call for group lour times. ~ WC 6' IT 
Tribute to the American Indian S Hwy. 27. Colquitt, '9 37 
229-758-2-100, colquitt-georgia.com Peter Toth, a Ilungarian-born scu lptor, has spent his life carving memorial monuments in each sla te in celebra tion of the American Indian. eorgia's monument 
is the head of an Indian brave. ~ WC 6' 
Veterans Memorial Park 
\lain t., Colquitt. 39 r 
229-75 -2-100, colquitt-georgia.com Pa) tribute to \'eleran at this memorial park ju tout- 
side Cotton Ilall. Open dail) elm, n-<lusk. ~ 6' 
Travel Services Colquitt- Miller County Chamber of Commerce 302 E. College /., Colquitt, 39 37 229-75 -2-100, colquitt-georgia.com Open .t-. lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC 6' 
COLUMBUS D- 14 
Presidential Pathways Coca-Cola Space Science Center 01 Fron/Ave., Columbus, 3190 1 706-6-19-/-170, ccssc.org Experience hands-on space science and astronomy in th e Challenger Learning enter and th e .t-. lead Obsenatory. The Omnisphere Planetarium regular!) features laser and star shows. Open Tue.-Thu. I 0 a.m.-4 p.111., Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., al. 11 :30 a.m.-6 p.m., un. 1:30--+ p.m. .t-. lu eum i free , but call for sho11 fees. ~ WC 6' T 
 
Columbus Cottonmouths Hockey -100 Fourth /., Columbus, 3190 1 706-57 1-00 6, cottonmouths.com The regular sea on runs late ct.-mid-.\ lar. all for thirly-minule guided tours. Tickets to games are 
16. ~ WC 6' IT 
 
Columbus Museum 
 
125111')'1111/on Rd. , Columbu, 31906 
 
706-6-19-07I3. columbusmuseum.com 
 
Exhibits range from '\/alive American art to merican 
 
Impressionist and contemporaf)' mixed-media work. 
 
Open Tue.-Sal. IO a.m.-5 p.m., un. I-; p.m., extend- 
 
ed hour Thu. uided tour bv reser\'ation. Free. 
 
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Columbus Riverdragons Basketball 1 E. 11th t., Columbus, 31902 706-225- 1100, columbusri,erdrago11s.co111 .\!embers of the National Ba kelball Development League (1 BDL). ' ll1e regular eason runs l 01 .-Apr. Call for checlule and fees. ~ WC 6' ii T 
 
Columbus Riverwalk 1000 Bav l'e., Columbus, 3190 I 06-322- 1613. columbusga.org Along the scenic banks of lhe Chattahoochee, this 15mile linear park i a favorite spot in loll'n for ll'alking, 
cycling, skating, and fishing. Open daily ; a.m.-1 1 p.m. Free. ~ WC 6' T 
 
Columbus State Farmers Market 
3) 10th Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-6-19-7-H Thi outdoor farmers market i a bu tling cen ter for people bringing fresh produce lo sell. Open daily 6 
a.m.-9:30 p.111 . ~ WC 6' 
 
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Cooper Creek Tennis Center 4816 ~ilgen Rd., Columbus, 31907 706-563-4645 The South' largest clay court tennis facility i located in a 127-acre park. Open fon .-Thu. 8 a.m.-10 p.n1. , F'ri. and Sun. 8 a.m.--8 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.--6 p.m. F'ees va ry. [;lWC M I 
Hollywood Connection 1683 Whittlesey Rd., Columbus, 31901 706-57 1-3456, carmikecinemas.com !tractions at this family entertainment complex include the Back Door teen club, skate center, golf, and mo,~e th eaters. Open Sun.-Thu. 11 :30 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri.- 
Sat. I I :30 a.m.-midnight. Call for fees. [;l WC 6'fl T 
Human Experience Theatre 1047 Broadway, Columbus, 31902 706-323-3689 Local theater comes to life at this "bring your own dinner" theater. Season runs Sept.- May. Box office open Tue.-Tirn. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Wed., F'ri., Sat. 2--6 p.m . Fees 
vary. WC 6' T 
Liberty Theater Cultural Center 82 1 Eighth Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-653 -7566 TI1is theater features performances and concerts. Cab Calloway, Lena Horne, and ~a Rainey are among the past headliner here. Office hours Mon .-F'ri. IO a.m.-5 
p.m. Call for tours, schedule, and fees. [;l WC 6' T 
National Infantry Museum Baltzell Ave., at Fort Benning, Bldg. 396 Fort Benning, 31905 706-545-295 , in{antry.anny.mil!museuml This 30,000 square-foot museum traces the history of U.S. infantrymen with displays of weapons and uniform s. Open Mon .-F'ri. IO a.m.-+:30 p.m., Sat.-Sun . 
12:30- 4:30 p.m. F'ree. [;l WC 6' 
Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center 3535 S. Lumpkin Rd., Columbus, 31901 706-6 7-4090, oxbow.colstate.edu Situated on 1,600 acres of wetland habitat, this is a nature discovery center for outdoor education, field experimentation and re ea rcl1, wildlife observation, and recreation. Watch several screech owls, a great horned owl, barred owl, redtail hawk, alligator, opossum, and more. Group tours by reservation. Open Tue.- Sat. 10 a.m.-5 
p.m., Sun. 110011-5 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6' 
Port Columbus National Civil War Naval Museum 1002 Victory Dr., Columbus, 31901 706-327-9798, portcolumbus.org Port Columbus fea tures the remains of two original Civil War Confederate Navy ships and full-size sectional reconstructions of the U.S.S. Monitor. Also home to the nation's only full-size ironclad Civil War combat simulator, the museum 's newest acquisitions include seven original Confederate naval flags, on display for the first time in 100 years. Open daily 9 a.m.- 
5 p.m. Call for guided tours. [;l WC 6' 
Rankin Arts Center of Columbus State University 1004 Broadway, Columbus, 31901 706-641-4000, http://rankin.colstate.edu This community arts and education center hosts summer arts camps for kids and offers a wide variety of arts education year-round for all ages. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 
a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC 6' fl T 
Rankin House Museum and Historic Columbus Foundation 1440 Second Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-322-0756, hisforiccolumbus.com The house's exquisite iron grillwork and Aying balcony 
 
com plement the beautiful Victorian furnishings. A library and archives room house the resea rch collections of the Historic Columbu Foundation. Open Mon.Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . F'ree. [;l WC 
RiverCenter for the Performing Arts/ Columbus Symphony Orchestra 900 Broadway, Columbus, 31901 706-323-5059, 888-332-5200, csoga.org This enormous showplace is home to the Columbus Symphony, multiple recital halls, and a theater. Founded in 1855, the CSO was the third symphony in the nation. Box office open Mon.-F'ri . noon-5 p.m. Call the event hotline (706-256-3600) for schedules 
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South Commons 400 Fourth St. , Columbus, 31902 706-653-+182, columbusga.org 
The commons are home to . J. l\lcClung lemorial 
Stadium, tl1e Chattahoochee ValleySports Hall of Fame, the Columbus Civic Center, Historic Colden Park Baseball Stadium , and the 1996 Summer Olympics Women 's F'astpitch Softball complex. Call for event 
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Springer Opera House 103 10th St., Columbus, 31901 706-327-3688, 888-332-5200 springeroperahouse.org The historic Springe r Opera House originally opened in 187 1 and has been re tored to its 1901 Edwardian elegance. Season runs Sept.- la)'. Open Mon.-F'ri. I0 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for tours, schedul e, and fees. 
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Uptown Columbus 101 7 Pirst Ave., Ste. 100, Columbus, 31902 706-596-0 11 l, uptowncolumbu go.com This area of Columbus is a thriving district for arts, commerce, and ightseeing. Open Mon.-F'ri . 9 a.m.-5 
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Travel Services Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau 900 Pron/ Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-322-1613, 800-999- 1613, visitcolumbusga.com Visit our new full-service welcome center, including reservation ervices. Open Mon.-Fri . 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce 1200 Sixth Ave., Columbus, 3.1902 706-327- 1566, columbuschamber.com 
Open Mon.-F'ri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
Georgia Visitor Information Center 175 1 Williams Rd., Columbus, 31904 706-649-7455, georgiaonmymind.org 
Open daily 8: '0 a.m.-5: 30 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
Black Heritage Trail Tour 900 Front Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-322 -1613, 800-999-1613, visitcolumbusga.com The roots of Columbus's African American history run deep. This self-guided driving tour includes the last home of Gertrude Pridget "Ma" Raine)', historic black churches, the Liberty Theatre, and more. Information on the tour is available at the Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau. Open Mon.-F'ri. 8: 0 a.m.-5:30 p.m., at. IO a.m .-4 p.m. 
Heritage Corner Tour Historic Columbus Foundation, 70 Broadway Columbus, 31901 706-323-7979, historiccolumbus.com 
 
Tour five house museums ranging from primitive lo po h circa 1800 through 1870. Daily al 2 p.m. Adults 
$5, studen ts $1. Call for group rates. [;l WC 6' 
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Presidential Pathways Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park 9 miles west of 1-75, Exit 101 011 US Hwy. 280 229-276-2371, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org This popular park features a military museum, aircraft, and armored vehicles, as well as a golf course, lodge, conference center, cam ping, cottages, boating. swimming, fishing, and a model ai,vlane fl ying field. Open 
daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC 6' fl T 
Lake Blackshear Resort and Golf Club 2459-H US Hwy. 280 W., Cordele, 31015 229-276-1004, 800-459-1230 lakeblackshearresort.com In addition to 15 ,000 quare feet of meeting and banquet space, this lakeside retreat offers a hotel with 88 rooms, villas, cabin , restaurant, and golf course. Office open Mon.-F'ri . 9 a. m.-5 p.m ., Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Call 
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Red Pebble Farms 298 1 appa Rd., Cordele, 31015 229-271-9990, 866-909- 1200, redpebble{anns.com Deer, quail , dove, and some hog hunting available for gu n and bow hunting. Enjoy quality hunting, Southern 
style. Call for hours and fees. [;l WC 6' T fl 
SAM Shortline US Hwy. 280, Georgia Veterans State Park 229-276-0755, 877-CA-RAJLS, samshortline.com Climb aboard the Southwest Georgia Excursion Train and ride in air-conditioned, I940s-era vintage cars for more than 80 miles round-trip past sceni c peca n groves and country farms, with stops in Cordele, Lesli e, Americus, Plains, and Archery. The train provides a fun way to tour the Jimmr Carter ational Historic Site, Habitat for Humanity's Global Village, a telephone museum, shops, and restaurants. The new Americus car seats fewer people and offers a more intimate travel experience. Train leaves from the depot on 
Nintl1 Avenue. Call for schedule and fees. [;l WC 6' o/1 
State Farmers Market 1901 US 41 ., Cordele, 31015 229-276-2335 Corclele's market offers a large variety of fresh seasonal produce and is a major shipping point for one of the county's largest cash crops-watermelons. Open daily. Summer hours 7 a.m.-11 p.m. , otherwise 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 
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Turkey Creek Outfitters 991 CA Hwy. 280 W., Cordele, 31015 229-271-1997, t11rkeycreekoutfitters.co111 Serving the F'lint River and Lake Blackshear area, Turkey Creek Outfitters offers guided deer, quail , and turkey hunting expeditions as well as guided fishing trips and boat rentals. Call for hours and fees. 
Watermelon Capital Speedway Exit 104 W., 1-75, Cordele, 31015 229-271-9301, cordelemotorspeedway.com TI,e speedway is a 3/8-mile, medium-banked, high-speed 
asphalt track. Call for schedule and fees. [;l WC 6' I 
Travel Services Cordele-Crisp Chamber of Commerce 302 E. 16th Ave., Cordele, 31015 229-273-1668, 866-426-3566 cordele-crisp-chamber.com Open Mon.- F'ri . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 
 
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CUTHBERT 0- 17 Planta tion Trace 
Julianna'sAntiques, Gifts,and Tea Parlor l 04 S. Peachtree St., Cuthbert, 39840 229-732-5523 This Victorian tearoom serves English tea with a Southern twist in the lovely parlor or in the Savannah garden. While you are there, browse the antiques and the gift shop. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 
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Travel Services Southwest Georgia Chamber of Commerce 201 . Lumpkin St., Cuthbert, 39840 229-732-2683 Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. l;l WC 6,. 
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Dawson Historic District Downtown, lain t., Dawson, 39842 229-995-2011, terrellcountychamberofcommerce.com A variety of architectural styles, from antebel lum to Victorian, is represented in downtown Dawson. The district includes the courthouse, private residences, and 
retail shops housed in restored storefronts. l;l WC 6' 
Fillingame Shooting Preserve 2874 Homer Fillingame Rd., Dawso11, 39842 229-995-4025, 229-881-0446 fil/ingameshootingpresene.com Quail hunting is offered here by reservation. l;l WC 
Steve Cocke Fish Hatchery 109 Hatchery Access Rd., Dawson, 39842 229-995-4486, gofishgeorgia.com This working hatchery is part of a tri-state effort to reestablish the Gulf Coast striped bass. Open Mon.Fri. 8 a.m.-4 :30 p.m. Free. l;l 
Travel Services Dawson-Terrell County Chamber of Commerce 211 W. Lee St., Dawso11, 39842 229-995-2011, terrellcount)chamberofcommerce.com Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. l;l WC 6,. 
DONALSONVILLE 0-21 Plantation Trace 
Chattahoochee River GA Hwy. 91, eats Landing, Donalsonville, 39845 229-524-25 8, donalsonvillega.com Enjoy fishing, boating, waterskiing, birdwatching, hiking, picnicking, public boat ramps, and day-use areas. 
Open daily dawn-dusk. Free. l;l WC 6' 
Donalsonville Murals 105 S. Tennille and S. Wiley Sts. Donalsonville, 39 45 229-524-2588, donalsonvillega.com Local artist Earl Burke depicts Donalsonville's history in two murals painted on local businesses. The Old Depot can be found on Lions Hall, and Fam1i11g of Yesterday is painted on the north end of Seminole Auto Parts. Open daily. Free. 
Olive Theatre 203 . Woo/fork Ave., Donalsonville, 39 45 229-524-1139, 229-524-8259 Originally a 1930s movie theater, the building has been renovated and is being used as a state-of-the-art performance space by the eminole County Arts Council. 
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Seminole Courthouse 200 S. Knox, Do11alsonville, 39845 229-524-2878 
 
Built in the I920s, this historic courthouse was renovated in 2000, preserving the Greek Revival style, and is still in use today. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. l;l WC 6,. 
Seminole State Park 23 miles west of Bainbridge 011 GA Hwy. 253 229-861-3137, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org Located on 37,500-acre Lake Seminole, this park is popular for boating, fishing, and birdwatching. Camping, cottages (with excellent lake views), a swimming beach, picnic area, nature trail, canoe and boat rental, and mini-golf are available. The lake is ranked the fifthbest bass-fishing lake in the United late . Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. l;l WC 6,. 
Travel Services Donalsonville- Seminole County Chamber of Commerce 10-f Joseph Ave., Donalsonville, 39845 229-524-2588, donalsonvillega.com Lake Seminole birding guide and map are available. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .-5 p.m. l;l WC 6,. 
ELLAVILLE Presidential Pathways Travel Services Ellaville-Schley County Chamber of Commerce 317 E. Oglethorpe St. , Ellaville, 31806 229-937-2262, 1webshop.com!ellaville_schlcryI 
Open Mon.-Tue. and 17rn.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Wed. 9 a.m.-noon. l;l 6,. 
FITZGERALD K-18 Plantation Trace 
Ben Hill County Landing-Ocmulgee River US Hwy. 319/GA Hwy. 107, Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5480 Fishing, camping, barbecue pits, picnic area, boat ramp, and bait shop are available here. Open daily 24 hours. Camping $5 per night. l;l WC 6,. 
Blue and Gray Museum 116 1. Johnston St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5069, 229-426-5033, 00-386-46-12 fitzgeraldga.org The museum mirrors the history of Fitzgerald and showcases a rare collection of Union and Confederate battle relic and mementos. Open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.4 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. dulls 3, children .I. Call for event schedule and group rates. l;l WC 6,. 
Bowens Mill Fish Hatchery 1773 Bowens Mill Hwy. (U Hwy. 129) Fitzgerald, 31750 229--126-5272, fitzgeraldga.org Tours of this tale fish hatchery include bluegill, redear sunfish, channel catfi h, and largemouth ba s. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Guided tours by re erva- 
tion one week in advance. Free. l;l WC 6' 
Colony Art Gallery 126 E. Pine St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5035, {itzgeraldga.org This exhibit hall for area artists and students includes folk art and crafts, pottery, oil , watercolors, and stained glass. Open Mon.-Tue. and 'nlll.-Fri. 10 a.m.--f p.m.. Wed. 10 a.m.-noon , Sat. by reservation. Free. l;l WC 6,. 
Ellis T. Paulk Park Perry House Rd. , Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5050, fitzgeraldga .org 
n expansive wooded area with a nature trail and 35 campsites surrounds thi 18-acre lake with boat ramp. Open daily 24 hours. Call for camping fees. 
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Evergreen Cemetery Benjamin Hill Dr. E., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5033, 800-386-4642, /itzgeraldga.org This is the burial site of William J. Bush, the oldest Confederate veteran in Georgia; Jerome Moss, General Sherman's drummer boy; and Lewis Clute, given credit for the capture of Jefferson Davis. Open daily 8 a.m.5 p.m. Brochure available for self-guided tours. l;l 6,. 
Fitzgerald Downtown Historic District S. Main St. , Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5079, /itzgeraldga.org Shop in this 16-block ational Register Historic District surrounded by grand old buildings, brick streets, and landscaped parks. See the new Grand Conference Center and the Grand Plaza Park with the 
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Fitzgerald Farmers Market At S. Shemian and E. Pine Sts. , Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5060, 800-386--f6-f2, fit;:geraldga.org Local grower sell fresh, delicious produce year-round. Open Mon.- at. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. l;l WC 6,. I 
Fitzgerald Fire Engine Museum 315 E. Pine t., Fit;:gerald, 31750 229-426-5030, fitzgeraldga.org Housed in the Fitzgerald Fire Department is a collection of old equipment, ome from the beginning of the deparhnent back in 1895, including a horse-drawn fire apparatus and the first gasoline engine thal Fitzgerald had, which was a 1915 American LaFrance. Open daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. l;l WC 6,. 
Grand Theatre 11 9 S. Main St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5090, 800-386-4642, fit;:geraldga.org The original 1930s movie theater and stage has been revamped as a state-of-the-art performance space. Open 
Mon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. l;l WC 6,. T 
Jefferson Davis Memorial State Historic Site Located off GA Hwy. 32, near lnvinville 229-831-2335, gastateparks.org This monument marks the spot where the Confederate president wa captured in 1865. Today, visitors can tour a Civil War museum, use the nature trail and picnic area, and watch an I minute international-awardwinning video. Open Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un. 25:30 p.m. Adults $2.50, children $1.50, eniors 2. Group rates available with advance notice. l;l WC 6' 
Po BoyOpry 217 E. Pine St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5060, 800-386-4642, fitzgeraldga.org Bring a fiddle , guitar, or other instrument and play with local musicians onstage. Gospel and country are the specialties. Open at 6 p.m.-midnight. Free. l;l WC 6,. fl 
Travel Services Fitzgerald Area Convention and Visitors Bureau 115 . Main t., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5033, 800-386-4642, {itzgeraldga.org Information on Fitzgerald's Architectural Trea ures Tour, A Captured President Tour, and A Tale of Two Cities tour is available. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. l;l WC 6' 
FORT GAINES C-18 Plantation Trace 
Coleman Opera House and Museum Commerce t., Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2248, fortgaines.com This 18 0 entertainment hall now showcases artifacts and memorabilia of the Fort Gaines area. By 
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  ALBANY Flint River Golf Cou rse 2000 McAdams Dr., 31705 229-430-526, alban).ga.us 
River Pointe Golf Club 0 I River Pointe Dr., 3170 I 229-883-4885 riverpointegolfcourse.com 
AMERICUS Brickyard Plantation Golf Club and RV Park 1619 US Hi.,,. 280 E.. 31709 229-874-1234 brickyardgolfclub.com 
Wolf Creek Golf Club 207 \VolfCreek Dr., 31719 229-928-4040 
ASHBURN Wanee Lake Country Club 3821 GA Hny. 112 IV., 3171-f 229-567-2727 
BAINBRIDGE The Pines Golf Course 183 Davis A,e., 39817 229-246-8545 
BUENA VISTA Cedar Creek Golf and Country Club Of{GAHwy. 137, 31803 229-649-338 l 
COLQUITT Clydesdale MeadowsGolf Club 100 Clubhouse Dr., 39837 229-758-9200 clydesdalemeadows.com 
COLUMBUS Bull Creek Golf Course 7333 Lp,ch Rd., 31 20 706-561-1614 columbusga. org/B uI/creek 
Godwin Creek Golf Course 403 42nd St., 31904 706-324-0583 
Oxbow Creek Golf Course 3491 S. Lumpkin Rd. , 31903 706-689-9977 
Woodland Hills Golf Club 592 Day Lake Dr. 1\llidland, 31820 706-563-55 l 1, 11oodlandhills.net 
CORDELE Crisp County Golf Course 1205 N. Fifth St., 31015 229-276-2797 
Georgia Vets Memorial Golf Course 2315 US Hwy. 2 0 IV, 31015 229-276-2377, 800-434-0982 golfgeorgia.org 
Ironwood Golf and Residential Community 381 Lakeshore \Vay, 31015 229-535-301-/, iromroodga.com 
 
Pine Hills Country Club 15 Aberdeen Cir., 31015 229-273-1238 
CUSSETA Red Oak Golf Club 15 Gordy Mill Pond Rd., 31805 706-989-3312, golfgeorgia.org 
DOERUN The Barrens Golf Course 2254 CA Hwy 270 \V., 31744 229-782-7172 
DONALSONVILLE Donalsonville Country Club GA Hwy. 39 S., 31745 229-524-2955 
EDISON The Pines Golf Club 
623 Country Club Rd. Off GA H11y 37 E., 39846 229-835-3056 
FITZGERALD Fitzgerald Country Club 330 Ocilla /-fwy., 31750 229-423-1117 
Mallard Point Golf Club GA Hwy. 215, 31750 229-365-7810 
FORT BENNING Follow Me Golf Course Bldg. 390, 31905 706-687-1940 
FORT GAINES Meadowlinks at George T. Bagby Golf Course Off GA Hwy. 39, 31751 229-768-3714, 800-434-09 2 golfgeorgia.org 
GRIFFIN Griffin City Golf Course Camp orthem Rd., 30224 770-229-6615, cityofgriffin.com 
Morgan Dairy Golf Club 525 fl/organ Dairy Rd., 30224 770-358-222 1 
LAGRANGE American Legion Golf Cou rse Hamilton Rd., 30240 706-8 4-4 379 
The Fields of Rosemont 257 S. mith Rd., 30241 706-845-7425, field golf.com 
LAKE PARK Francis Lake Golf Club 5366 Golf Dr., 31636 229-559-7961, franci lake.com 
MEANSVILLE Hickory Ridge Golf Club 838 Thompson Rd., 30256 706-64 -295 5 midgagolfcom 
 
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MIDLAND Woodland Hills Golf Club 592 Day Lake Dr., 31820 706-563-55 11 
PINE MOUNTAIN Callaway Gardens Resort GA Hwy. 18, 31822 
00-225-5292, callawayonline.com 
REYNOLDS Reynolds Golf Club 
GA H,">' 12 1., 31076 
478 47-4546 
SYLVESTER Pine Knoll Golf Club -109 Pine Knoll Rd. , 31791 229-776-3455 
THOMASTON Raintree Golf Club 1-195 U Hl")'. 19 ., 302 6 706-647-7358, midgagol{.com 
THOMASVILLE Country Oaks Golf Course 6-1 l GA /-fwy. 122, 31757 229-225-4333 
TIFTON Forest Lake Golf Course 260 Sutton Rd., 3179-1 229-382-7626 
Golf Club of South Georgia 3922 US Hwy. 41 ., 31793 229-386-465 3 
Tifton ramily Golf and Pine Island Golf Club 336 Brighton Rd., 31794 229-388-0118, 229-387-7600 
VALDOSTA Quiet Pines Golf Course 15501 Prewitt St. 1\ /oody AFB, 31699 229-257-3297 
Stone Creek Golf Club -1300 Coleman Rd., 31602 229-247-2527, gagol{.com 
WARM SPRINGS Roosevelt Memorial Golf Course US Hwy. 27-AIGA Hwy. 41, 31830 706-655-5230 
WILLIAMSON The Pines Reidsboro Rd., 30292 770-229-4 l 07, midgagolf.com 
WOODBURY Pebblebrook Golf Course I I 16 Pebblebrook Rd., 30293 706-8-16-3809 golfatpebblebrook.com 
ZEBULON Cedars Golf Club GA Hwy. 1 W., 30295 770-567-880 
 
Frontier Village Bluff t., Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2248 Located on a spectacular bluff above the Chattahoochee River, this site served as a frontier fort in I J4 and an 
Indian fort in 1836. Open daily. Free. [;;I 6- 
George T. BagbyState Park and Lodge 4 miles 11orth of Fort Gaines, off GA Hwy. 39 229-768-257 J, 800-864-7275, gastatepark .org This resort-sl)le park on 48,000-acre Lake Walter F. George features a newly expanded lodge, restaurant, meeting facilities, an award-winning golf course with pro shop, a marina, cottages, boat rental, swimming, hiking, tennis, and picnicking. Open 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for 
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Lake Walter F.George/ U.S.Army Corps of Engineers Visitors Center Off GA Hwy. 39, Fort Gaines, 39 51 229-768-2516, 66-772-9542 sam.usace.anny.milloplreclwfg "n,is is a popular destination for boating, fishing, skiing, swimming, and camping. Visitors center open Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-4: 30 p.m., Sat.- un. 9:30 a.m.--0 p.m. Open weekends during summer. Call for tours. Free. [;;I WC 6' 
Outpost Replica Commerce St., Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2248 17,e replica, reconstructed between 1816and 1830, wa initially u ed to protect settlers from Creek and 
eminole Indian attacks. Open daily. Free. [;;1 6' 
Pine Ridge Hunting Plantation 195 I Edison H,"),., Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2110, pi11eridgehunting.com Pine Ridge Hunting Plantation brings you the ultimate hunting experience on ',000 acres of planted pines, hardwood bottom , and farmland, all of which can be hunted. Open daily a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;;IWC M I Y 
SuttonsCorner 1844 Frontier Store Museum 115 Washington St., Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2312, suttonscomer.org Endorsed b museum curator as one of a kind in America, this frontier store is rated among the top five U.S. heritage mu eums. See more than 4,000 authentic and original artifacts. By reservation only. Free. [;;I 
Travel Services Clay County Visitors Bureau and Information Center 208 Hancock St., Fort Gaines. 3985 l 229-768-2248, fortgaines.com Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;;I WC 6- 
Fort Gaines Self-Guided Walking Tour Clay County Library, 208 Hcmcock St. Fort Gaines, 39 51 229-768-2248, fortgaines.com 
udio guides and free brochures available at Clay County Library and George T. Bagby State Park. 
FORTSON 
Presi den tial Pathways Snyder Farms Stables 936 lcCra,y Rd., Fortson, 31808 706-324-4806 Take a one-hour guided horseback ride through wooded country trails on this 100-acre farm. Rides are open to ages 6 and up. Western riding lessons and day camps also are available. Call for reservations and fees. [;;I WC c- 
 
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Presidential Pathways Heard County Historical Center and Museum 161 hady t., Franklin , 3021 7 706-675-6507, heardgeorgia.org 
lso known a the Old Jai l, this building served as the county jail and sheriff' re idence from 1912 to 1964. You can see the original gallows and jail cell , among other exhibits. Open Tue. and Thu. :30 a.m.-noon, 1-5 p.m. Free. lil WC 
Travel Services Heard County Chamber of Commerce 12 l S. Court quare, Franklin , 302 17 06-675-0560, 8-33 1-0560, heardgeorgia.org 
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GEORGETOWN 
Presidential Pathways River Bluff at Lake Walter F. George Of(GA Hwy. 2, Georgeloll'n, 39 5-f 229- 68-2516, sarn.usace.am,y. milloplreclw{g This is where big fish tories come lrne, where lake-goers take advan tage of th e lake's huge ex-panses for skiing and other water ports. Coves and waterfalls prol'ide pace 
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Presidential Pathways Bailey-Tebault House 633 J\leriwether t., Griffin, 3022-f 770-229-2 -f 32 David Jackson Bailey built this large Creek Revival home behl'een I 59 and I 62. Recently re tored along with three original outbuildings on the premise , it now serves a the headquarters for the Griffin/ palding Ilistorical ociety. Call for hours and guided tours. 
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Doc Holliday Museum 209 . 13th t., Griffin, 30223 770-22 -5917, dochollida)society.org lVluseum exhibits include unpubli heel photos and historic documents that chronicle the li fe and times of 
merica's most well-known dentist. Open Mon.- Fri. IO a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. IO a.m.-2 p.rn. Reservations recommended. Free. lil WC 
Griffin City Park Camp I orthen Rd. and inth t., Griffin, 3022-f 770-229-6603, cityo{griffin.com This recreational park, which adjoins the Griffin l\lunicipal Coif Course, has a new palilion, walking trail , plargrouncls, tennis courts, ba eball fields, and a street hockey court. Open dail)' dawn-I I p.m. Free. lil WC 6- Y 
Griffin Downtown Historic Commercial District Griffin, 30223 770-22 -5356 
hop and dine in thi spruced-up ational Regi ter historic district surrounded by older buildings and 
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Griffin Museum and Art Gallery H3 . Hill St ., Griffin, 30223 770-22 200 
twofold attraction, the museum ch ronicle the hi lory of riffin and palding County, and th e ga ll ery features work by loca l artists. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 
p.rn. Free. lil WC 6- Y 
Stonewall Cemetery E. Taylor St., Griffin, 30223 770-22 200, gri{finchamber.com 
everal hundred Confederate soldiers and one nion 
 
soldier from the Battle of tlanta and Jonesboro are buried here. Open daily. 
University of Georgia Research and Education Garden Georgia tation, l I09 Experiment I., Griffin, 30223 770-229-6 l 07, griffin.uga.edulgarden Covering 65 acre , the garden offers visi tors a look al new approaches to environmental gardening, displaying the latest land cape and turfgrass findings. Open l\ lon.-Fri . 9 a.rn.- 4 p.m. dditional summer hours lay-Sept. Sun. 1- 5 p.m. Guided tours by re ervation. Free . lil WC 
Travel Services Griffin Regional Welcome Center, Griffin/ Spalding Chamber of Commerce l-+3 . Hill St. , Griffin, 30223 770-22 -8200, 770-22 -23 56, griffincharnber.com lnfonnation on Griffin's guided tour avai lable. Open 
on.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. lil WC o- Y 
HAHIRA 
Plan tation Trace Travel Services Hahira Better Hometown 102 . Church t. , Hahira, 31632 229-794-256 , 229- 9-f-2330, hahira.ga.us Brochures about Hahira history and activities available. Open fon.- Fri. a.m.- 1 p.m. 
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Presidential Pathways Blanton Creek Park Lick Skillet Rd. at Lake Harding, Hamilton, 31 11 706-6-f3-7737, 888-GPC-LAKE 
 
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COLUMBUS Columbus Gourmet 302 Brown Are., Columbu , 31903 706-687-0 161, 00-356-/858 kendrickpecan.com Fresh pecans, pecan cand}, and eight flarnrs of liqueur cakes. Open \I on.- 'lllll. 9 a. m.-; p.m. C;;i b 
Galleria Riverside 11 ,\111th St., Columbus, 31901 -06-653-1950 \ rtwork, handcrafted furni shings. gifts and antiques. Open :\ Ion.Fri. 10 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., at. 10 
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Joseph House Gallery Cooperative 828 Broadwa1, Columbus, 3190 I 706-321-8948 Regional arti ts exhibit paintings, dra\\ ings, potteri, photography, and jewelri . Open Tue.-Fri. 11 a.m.-5 
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CUTHBERT Julianna'sAntiques, Gifts, and Tea Parlor 104 . Peachtree t. , Cuthbert, 39840 229-732-5523 Antiques shopping, collectibles, and a tearoom (rese r\'ations required ). Open Tue.- at. IO a.rn.- 
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FITZGERALD Fitzgerald Five Story Plaza 12 S. Grant t., Fitzgerald, 31 50 229-426-5033, 00-3 6-4642 f,t;:geraldga .org In thi French market ahnosphere "ith 40 shops under one roof )"OU can find handmade pocketbooks, mosaic furniture , stained glass, home decor, garden accessorie , antique furniture , and much more! Open 1-. lon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. C;;i WC bfl 
 
Juliet's Antiques 21-f S. \lain St., Fit;:gerald, 31 - 50 229-424-5040 Furniture, dishes, textiles, quilts, and yard art. Open \1 on.- al. 11 
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Wendy'sAntiques and Interiors 1JOE. Pine St. , Fit;:gerald, 31750 229-423-5593 Antiques and distincti,e decorati,e fumiture, art. and collectibles. Open \lon.-Tue. and Thu.-Fri. 10:30 a.rn.-noon. 1-5:30 p.m. C;;i WC 
LAKE PARK Lake Park Outlets 5327 \ Iii/ Store Rd., 1--5, Exit 5 Lake Park, 31636 229-559-6822, 888- HOP-333 lakeparkoutlets. com Factory outl et mall. Open :\Ion.- 
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PARROTT Ma ridean 's Marketplace 110 E. ,\lain t., Parrott, 39 77 229-623-4123 parrottga .comr,., farideans.html European and ,\ merican antiques, porcelains, and other memento . 
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Mollie Jane'sAntique Mall 125 \lain St. , Parrott, 31777 229-623-5561 parrottga.com!moll)'.html Antiques and collectible trinkets. Open Tue.-'Iliu. 11 a.m.--+ p.m., Fri. IO a.m.- 5 p.m. , at. IO a.m.-6 
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ATouch of Wood 123 E. \ 1ain St., Parrott, 39877 229-623-401-f parrottga .co m/touch .html l landcrafted furniture made from cedar, pine, and oak. Open Thu.- 
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PINE MOUNTAIN Anne Tutt Gallery GA Hw\'. 27 and Harris Co. H11y. 354 Pine \fountain, 31822 706-663-8032, 88 -282-0021 annetuttgallery.com Paintings, etched glass. jewelry. potteri, culpture, ian antiques, and more. Open Mon.-Sat. I0 a.m.-6 p.m. C;;i WC 
Pine Mountain Antique Mall 2301\lain St. Pine \ fountain, 31 22 -06-663-8 165. 800-6 13-9072 pinemountai,wntiquenw/1.com Antique of all kind . Open dail) 
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PLAINS Plains Historic Inn and Antiques Mall 106 \ lain t., Plains, 3I780 229-824-451-, plain. georgia.com Antiques hopping at 2-+ booths. \!all open \Ion. at. 10 a.m.-6 
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WARM SPRINGS Antiques and Crafts Unlimited Mall 7679 Roosevelt 1lwr.lGA H11?' 27 \\ an11 Springs, 31830 706-65 5-2468, acum.org .\ntiques, crnfts, collectibles, furniture, art, glassware, and pottery. Open dail) 10 a.m.-6 p.m. C;;i WC b 
Warm Springs Village 69 Broad St., \\an11 prings, 31830 -o6-655-H22, 00-337-1927 wannspringsga. 11~ I\ lore than 65 shops and 9 restaurants, \I ith two charming court- 
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s1ust  sampl ng of the m.iny <hopping portun t,es mthis reg10n. for more mfonnatien 800-m!T GA or v,s I Georg,aOnMyM nd org 
 
georgiapower.comlgpclake 1 ature trail wind through the park, \\hich also offer fi hing, picnic and camping facilities, a boat ramp, and a \'ariety of water sports. Open fir t weekend in 
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Poplar Place Farm Equestrian Center 8 191 US Hwy. 27, Hamilton, 31 11 706-5 2-3742, poplarplace{an11.com The farm hou e a main barn complex and a show complex, with beginner novice through advanced cross-country courses. Concessions available during events. Open daily da,111--<lusk. Call for fee . 
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Tra vel Services HarrisCounty Chamber of Commerce 3 late Farm lnsurance Bldg., GA Hwy. 27 
 
Hamilton, 31 11 706-62 -43 1, 00-3 1-4381, harriscoimtychamber.org Open J\ lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 
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Pre sid ential Path way s Bellevue Historical Home 204 Ben Hill t., LaGrange, 30240 706-884-J 832, lagrangechamber.com The former re idence of Georgia and . . enator Benjamin Ilarve)' Ilill, thi antebellum home is embelli hed with period furniture and unique woodwork. 
Open for tours Tue.-Sat. JO a.m .-noon, 2-5 p.m., or br reservation. Call for fee . 
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Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum 112 Lafayette Pkwy, LaGrange, 30240 06 82-3267, Cl'am-<mline.org The reno\'ated former Troup County Jail building serves as a vibrant visual arts resource for West Georgia and East Alabama galleries focusing on contemporary 
merican art. Open Tue.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., un .-:\.1on. b)' re ervation. Call for guid- 
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Confederate Cemetery /\Iii/er St. , LaGrange, 30240 706-8 4-1 2 , trouparchil'es.org /\ lore than 300 soldiers from e\'ery state in the Confederacy are buried in thi cemetery, also knO\rn a 
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Hills and Dales 1916 Hill and Dales Dr., LaGrange, 30240 706 2-3242, hillsanddalesestate.org This hi toric estate was the home of textile magnate Fuller E. allawar r. and hi famil)". n,e 35-acre estate features Ferrell Garden , wi th extensive boxwood plantings, fountains , and a greenhouse. The centerpiece i the Italian villa-style house designed by the noted architectural firm of Ilentz and Reid. Call for hour and fees. hildren 6 and under not admitted. 
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Hoofer's Gospel Barn 3-172 Hogansville Rd., LaGrange, 30240 06- 5-9300, 00 -f-f-6 3 , hoo{ers.com Hoofer's regularly books some of the top acts in go pel and bluegrass music for family entertainment. Camping and restaurant on-site. Call for schedu le and fees. C;;iWC b IT 
Lamar Dodd Art Center 302 Forrest Ave.. LaGrange, 30240 06 0- 21 1, lagrange.edu The center houses a permanent collection of work bi 20th-cenluri Southern painter Lamar Dodd. Rotating exhibits in 2005 include /\ largaret Reneke, Michael 
urbach's Critical Theorist , Duane Paxon, and graduating enior exhibits. Open ept.-June lon.-Fri. :30 
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Pyne Road Park GA Hw)'. 109 at West Point Lake, LaGrange, 30240 06- 4-1-f 14, oh11?.comlgalplpynerdpk.lttm In addition to its beach , ballfield, and boat ramp, Pyne Road also has facilities for picnickers, hikers, and campers (primitive and campground, with hower ). Open J\ lar.- 
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Ringer Park GA Hwy. 27, Exit l , LaGrange, 30240 706-645-293 Visitors are welcome to hike and picnic, but only primili\'e camping is allowed. Campers must bring their own drinking water. Open daily. Free. C;;i WC 
Troup County Historical Society and Archives 136 Main I., LaGrange, 3024 1 706-884-182 , trouparchives.org 
genealogical librari and local records depository document the hi tory of LaGrange and Troup County. Open Mon. and Wed.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tue. 9 
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Travel Services LaGrange- Troup County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism 111 Bull t., LaGrange, 30240 706- 4- 671, lagrangechamber.com Information on the Hogansville Driving Tour is a\'ailable. Open J\ lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. C;;i WC 6' 
 
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 Highland Marina 1000 eminole Rd., LaGrange, 30240 706-882-3437, highlandmarina.com This is a full-service marina with boa t and cabin rental avai lable. Open daily da1111-<iusk. \. inter hours 8 a.m.- 
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Historic Downtown LaGrange Walking Tour 136 J\ lain I., LaGrange, 30240 706-8 4-/ 2 , 706-8 4-8671, lrouparchives.org Pick up a free brochure at Troup rchives or th e Chamber of Commerce. 
Ron Savage Guide Service 29 Langford Rd., LaGrange, 3024 I 706-884-6232 Fishing guide ser\'ice is offered by reservation. 
Tommy Mike Hunting and Fishing Guide Service 4006 \Vhite Oak Ln., LaGrange, 30240 i06 2- I 7, to111111)'mike.co111 Year-round hunting and fishing guide ser\'ice is offered by reseJ'\a tion . 
 
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Travel Services Lee County Chamber of Commerce 100-B tarksville Ave.. Leesburg, 31763 229- 59-2422, 866-304-9237, leechamber.net Open i\ lon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. I] WC 6' T 
LENOX Plantation Trace 
Sumner Pecan Groves 416 r. Broad I., Lenox, 31637 229-546-4322, 00-6-17-0 11. sumnerpecans.com In 1916, . B. Cod11in began planting pecan tree on this family fa rm . Today, visit these same orchards and bui1 pecans. Open daily ov.-Feb. Call for hour . I] WC 
 
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Georgia Rural Telephone Museum 135 1. Baile)' Me., Leslie. 3I764 229 74-4786, grtm.org The museu m has one of the largest collection phones and related memorabilia in the 11orld. Its curiosities run lhe gamut from antique phone and picture phones to modern phones, vintage \'Chicles, and more. Open lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. all for 
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Bedingfield Inn Museum I00 Cotton St.. on the Square, Lumpkin, 31 15 229-83 -6419, bedingfieldi1111.org This Creek Reviva l house museum con tains original pioneer furnishings, and an I 45 log dogtrot house is 
 
LAKELAND Plantation Trace 
Alapaha River U Hwy. 221 and GA Hwy 37, Lakeland, 31635 229-482-9 55 
Canoeing and fishing are the sports of choice here. Open daily dawn-<iu k. Free. I] 
 
Banks Lake National Wildlife Refuge US Hwy. 221, 112 mile west o( Lakeland Lakeland, 3163 5 229-4 2-9755 Boat ramps and docks for wildlife ob ervation and boating are offered here. Open daily dawn-<iu k. Free. 
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Milltown Murals ,\lain, Genier, \ lurre/1 Sts. and Valdo ta Hwy. Lakeland, 31635 229-4 2-9755 Twenty-three \\'311 murals in lhe downtown area depict scenes and people of Milltown, Ceorgia, in 1925-the yea r this rural community wa renamed Lakeland. i\ lap available at the Chamber of Commerce. 
 
Robert Simpson Nature Trail . Temple t., Lakeland, 3163 5 
229-482-9755 The trail area i a pristine environmen t with abundan t plant life, natura l bogs, and fishing opportunities on Lake Irma. Open daily dmrn-<lusk. Free. I] 
 
Travel Services Lakeland-Lanier County Chamber of Commerce 11 2 J\lain St.. Lakeland, 31635 229-4 2-9755 
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LAKE PARK Plantation Trace Travel Services Lake Park Area Chamber of Commerce 
5208 Jewell Sutch Rd., Lake Park, 31636 229-559-5302 
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Chehaw Indian Monument 1 ew York Rd. , Leesburg, 31763 229-759-2 422 In 1912 the Daughters of the merican Revolution 
 
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also on-site. Open Tue.- at. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. uided tour al 10 a.m, I p.m., 3 p.m. Adul ts 3, children I. Croups by reservation. C roup rates ava ilabl e [;;J WC 
Providence Canyon State Conservation Park 7 miles west of Lumpkin, on GA Hwy. 39-G 229 3 -6202, 00-86-f-7275, gastateparks.org Explore th e brea thtaking color of Georgia' "Little Grand Ca nyon" on IOmiles of tra ils and learn about the 150-foot-deep canyon, the plumlea f azal ea, and oth er wild0owers. amping and cottages are nearbyat Florence Marina State Park in Omaha. Ca ll fo r hours and fees. c;;i WC o- 
Westville I 1LK Dr., Lumpkin, 3I 15 229 3 -63 10, -733- 1 50, wesh1il/e.org This living-history museum represents a typical mid19th<entuty Georgia ,illage. Demonstrators present I 50s crafts, quilting, potting, and open-hea rth cooking. Ope n Tue.- at. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., un . 1-5 p.m. Adul ts 10, 
' , children I and under $4, seniors $8. 
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Travel Services Stagecoach Trail Tour I00 Cotton t., on the Square, Lumpkin, 31 15 229-838-6419, bedingfieldim1.org A brochure is ava ilable at the Bedingfield Inn . 
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Presi dent ial Pathways Historic Manchester 121 'lain St., Manch ester, 318 16 706-846-53-f I, manchester-ga.com 
estlecl in the Pine Mountain foothills, 1anchesler exudes an atmo phere that is remn iscent of the I930s. The annua l Rai lroad Days fest is held here during the 
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MOLENA 
Pre si dent ial Pathways Gerald I. Lawhorn Canoe Base and Training Center Thunder cout Resenation 11 66 Dripping Rock Rd., 1olena, 3025 06-646-2255, thunderbsa.org This site has an .2-mile looping trail for begi nners to advanced mountain biker , as well as I, I06 feet of climbing trail and 15 111iles of hiking trails. anoeing, rappelling, and rope courses for organized groups are offered. Center open daily. Office open Mon.- Fri. 9 a.111.-5 p.m. all for fees. [;;J WC 
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Presi den tial Pathways Kauffman'sStrawberry and Farm Market 1305 1ennonite Church Rd., Montezuma, 31063 -f 78--f72 833, kauffmanstrawberries.com Pick your own peaches and trawberries during the eason. The menu of treats include ice cream, lemonade, pies, tarts, produce, and sand\\iches. Seasonal hours Ion.Sat. a. 111.-7 p.m., trawberri es pr. I- June 15, and 
o- peaches May I5--end of July. Call for fees. 
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tional Pennsylvania Dutch and outh ern culinary delights, a restauran t, a bakety, and a gift shop. Open Tue.- at. 11 :30 a.m.-2 p.m. , and 5 :30 p.m., Wed. I 1:30 a.m .-2 p.m. [;;J WC I 
Travel Services Macon County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center I09 . Dooly St. , Monte;uma, 3I063 -f7 --+72-239 1, maconcountyga.org Open lon.-Fri . a. 111.-5 p.111. [;;J WC 
MORRIS 
Planta tion Trace Clay Hill Hunting Route I, Box 129, /orris, 39867 229-768-2820, clayhillhunting.com Hu nt deer, wild hog, turkey, clove, or quai l al th i presen e. Call fo r hour~and fees. [;;J WC 
MOULTRIE 1-20 
Plantation Trace Bert Harsh Park Fi~h St. S.E., J\l oultrie, 3I768 229-9 5-2131 , 8--f0-VI IT moultriechamber. com Many of the trees in the park trace th eir ..roots'' to notable mericans: a Robert E. Lee sweet gum , a 
' Jimmy Carter slash pine, a Juliette Ward Lowe magno- 
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Colquitt County Arts Center 40I e,enth Ave. .\ ., loultrie, 3I768 229-9 5- 1922, moultriechamber.com Art exhibi ts, local theater performance , and other arts 
o- programs are offered throughout the yea r. Open lon.- 
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Colquitt County Courthouse 9 S. 1ain St. , Moultrie, 3176 229-6 16-7-+20, moultriechamber.com Preceded b)' a log building and th en a two- tory frame building, the pre ent renovated courthouse wa com- 
o- pleted in 1902. Open t-. lon.- Fri. a. m.-5 p.m. Free. 
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Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library 20-f Fifth St. S.E., loultrie, 3I76 229-985-65-f0, electricscotland.com This wing of the t-. loultrie-Colquitt County Library contains information on the nilecl States' eastern seaboard and westward migration routes. The Scottish collection includes 111emorabilia and photographs and is the main repository for the cotti h clans. Open Ion.Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Free. [;;J WC o- 
Greenfield Church Site Greenfield Church Rd., 1oultrie, 31768 229-890- 1626, colquittmuseum. org Built in I -18, the oldest brick building in Colquitt County was a recruiting talion and hospital during the War Between the tale . Confederate oldiers and 
' church found ers are buried in th e adjacent cemetery. 
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Moultrie'sAntiques Trail Downtown loultrie, 31768 229-890-5-+55, -40-\IISIT, moultriega.com outhern Georgia's ''antiques capital" boasts more than 36 antiques dea ler in the downtown district. Open t,. lon.-Sat. all fo r hours. [;;JWC M IT 
Museum of Colquitt County History 500 Fourth Ave. .E., Aloultrie, 31768 229 90-1626, colquittmuseum .org Changi ng e~hi bits provide an overview of the area's rich history, ra ngi ng from ra re alive American Indian arti fac ts to De ert tonn memora bilia and the current war. Open Fri.- at. IOa.m.- 5 p. m., un. 2-5 p.111., or 
o- b  appoin tment. G ui ded tours b)' re en-ati on. Free. 
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Old Colquitt County Jail 11 6 First Ave. S.E., loultrie, 3I76 229-985-2 131, 8 --f0-VISIT moultriechamber.com Built in 1915, the lei Jail is notabl e fo r it architecture, Orient al bri ck, terrazzo noors, and eorgia gra nite. 'l11e original gallows are still in place. 'l11e chamber of cmn111erce is al o located here. Open Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.1n. Free. [;;J WC ' 
State Farmers Market Fir t A,e. .E., loultrie, 31768 229-9 5-213J, 229 91-72-f0, moultriechamber.com Pu rc hase fresh easonal produce and hristmas trees straight from local fa rn1ers. Open year-round Mon.- at. 7 a. m.-6 p. m. [;;J WC ' 
Steam Locomotive -f00 First Ave. S.E., i\loultrie, 3I768 229-985-2 131, 888-40-VIS/T This turn-of-the-century origi nal stea m locomotive is popul ar with train enthu ia ts. Free. [;;J 
Travel Services Moultrie- Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce I I6 First Ave. .E., /011/trie, 31 6 229-9 5-2 131, 8 --f0-VI IT 
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Plantation Trace Travel Services Berrien County Chamber of Commerce 20 I 1 Jeffe rson t. , as/1 ville, 3I639 229-6 6-5 123, berrienchamber. com 
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NEWTON 
Plantation Trace HistoricBaker County Courthouse I Water t., ewton, 39 70 229-73-f-3000 This refurbi shed 1906 courthouse is one of 20 Georgia co urth ouses des igned by J. W. C olucke. Open 
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Yoder's Country Market 7401 State Route 26 E., lo11tezuma, 31063 47 -./72-2070 East of Montezuma in the heart of lennonite country, 
' this market sells cheeses, jams, and spices. Open Ion.- 
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Yoder's Deitsch Haus 5252 tale Roule 26 E., Montezuma, 31063 -+78-472-2024, montewma-ga.org In this outh ern far111 setting find quali ty craft , tradi- 
 
Hancock'sWestern Wear and Rafter H.Rodeo Arena 133 1 GA Hwy. 319 ., 1oultrie, 31768 229-9 5-2652, 229-9 5-2 131, moultriechamber.com 1.5 miles north of i\loultrie This tate-of-the-a rl fa cility hosts amateur and professional rodeo competitions th roughout the yea r, including the Georgia Junior Competition and the unbelt outhem PRCA Rodeo. Western-wear store open Mon.Fri . 9 a. m.-6 p.m., at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call fo r rodeo schedule and fee . c;;i WC o- 
 
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Presidentia l Pathways Whitewater Creek Park CA l lwy. 12 . and Wh itewater Rd. Oglethorpe, 31068 -+78--+72-8 171 111onte;u ma-ga.orglchamberlwhiteualer.htm C reek-fish or ca mp here, where R hookup , ca111 psiles, nature tra ils, and a sc reened picnic pavilion are al'a il able, as well as beach and cabin ren tals. Office 
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Presidential Pathways Florence Marina State Park 16 miles west of Lumpkin, 011 CA HH')' 39-C 229-838-6870, gastateparks.org This small park on 45,000-acre Lake Walter F'. George is perfect for boaters and anglers, with a marina, fishing pier, boat rental , camping. cottages, interpretive center, swimming pool, and picnic areas. Open daily 7 a.111.-I0 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC 6' 
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Plantation Trace HistoricParrott J\ lain t., Parrott, 39877 229-623-4123, parrollga.com In corporated in 1889 as a cotton-farming community, Parrott was revitalized in 1995. Restored buildings showcase antiques and gift boutiques, art galleries, and crafts hops. Call for hour . [;l WC 6' 
Sound Play, Inc. 108 Hai/road St., Parrott, 39877 229-623-5545, soundplay.com Visi tors are encouraged to tour the workshop and play drums shaped like alligators, metallophones, and all the other unusual outdoor mu ical instruments that are made on-site usi ng recycled material . Open daily IO a.m.-6 p.m. Guided tour available. Free. l::lWC 
PELHAM 
Plantation Trace Travel Services Pelham Chamber of Commerce 119 E. Railroad St., Pelham, 31779 229-294-4924 Open tlon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
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Presidential Pathways Callaway Gardens Resort Preserve Community CA 1-lwys. 18 and 354 (entrance at intersection) Pine Mou11tai11, 31822 706-663-228 l, 800-225-5292, callawa)'online.com 
model for responsible land and wildlife stewardship, this 14,000-ac re destination offers attractions such as the Discovery Center, Birds of Prey, Butterfly Center, and Horticultural Center. ctivities include golfing, fishing, tennis, and more . The resort offers a variety of lodging, eateries, and meeting space. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Guided tram tours available. Call for fees. l::lWC M IT 
Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park I ear Callawa)' Gardens and Wann Spring 011 CA 1-IH')' 190 706-663-4858, 00-864-7275, gastateparks.org Georgia's largest state park include FDR's farnrite picnic spot and the 23-mile Pine lountain Trail. Historic CCC-built structures include rental cottages and a bell- haped swimming pool. Camping, picnicking, boat rental, and horseback riding are mailable. FDR's Little White House is nea rby in Warm Springs. Open daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Parking $2. 
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Llewellin's Point Hunting Preserve 7729 1-lamilto11-Pleasant Grove Rd. Pine Mountain, 31822 706-663 -9819, 800-636-9819, 1/ewellinspoint.com This beautiful hunting pre erve beckons to quail , pheasa nt, and chukar hunters. Open daily Oct. !Mar. 31. Re ervations required . Call for fees. l::lWC 
Roosevelt Riding Stables 1063 Croup Camp Rd., Pine Mountain, 31822 706-62 -7463, 877-696-4613, rooseve/tstahles.com Enjoy horseback rides, wagon rides, and overnight excursions along trails tliat navigate FDR late Park. Hours by resen-ation. Fee vary. l::lWC 
Soaring Eagle Glider Rides CA 1-lwy. 1 , Pine Mountain Airport Pine J\lountain , 31822 706-324-4074, 706-464-1325. 706-322-7023 See allaway from the air in a glider. Flights take off in fair weather Sat.-Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. or by reservation . Call for fees. [;l WC 
Wild Animal Safari 1300 Oak Grove Rd., Pine Mountain, 31822 706-663-8744, 800-367-275 1. animals4ari.com lake a guided Zebra Bus or motor your own vehicle past bison and giraffes, through the "Rhino Ri viera," and other areas of this 500-acre exotic-animal park. Call for hour and fees. l::lWC M I 
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Pine Mountain Tourism Association and Welcome Center 101 E. Broad St., Pine Mountain, 31822 706-663-4000. 800-441-3502, pinemountain.org Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 
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Presidential Pathways Jimmy Carter National Historic Site 300 r. Bond St., Plains, 31780 229-824-4 / 04, nps.govliica Travel back in time at Jimmy Carter's Boyhood Farm, re tored to the pre-electric 1930s era with barn, blacksmith shop, and pump house on 360 acres. The depot, where Carter's 1976 pre idential campaign was headquartered , hou es a small campa ign mu eum. Other exhibits and film s are featured at the visitors center. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.111. The farm opens at 10 a.m., and the depot closes al 4:30 p.m. Free. [;l WC 6' I 
Travel Services Georgia Visitor Information Center 
1763 US Hwy. 280 E., Plains, 31780 229-824-7477, plains@georgia.org Open dailr :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. [;l WC 6' 
Plains Step-A-Board Tour Downtown/J\,lain St., Plains, 31780 229-824-5393, 229-924-4011 Tourists provide their own vehicles and must reserve a guide two week in advance. Call for fees. [;l WC 6' 
 
Liechty'sMill Farm 2280 Bulls i\'lill Rd., Pine J\1ou11tai11, 31 22 706-663-7400, bullsmill(arm.com Visit this fully operational farm with swimming, fishing, pony and horseback rides, train rides, a water slide, gristmills, a miniature golf course, and a covered bridge. Exotic animal and a petting farm are on- ite. Open dai ly 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fee . l::lWC M IY 
 
QUITMAN 
Plantation Trace Tra vel Services Quitman- Brooks County Chamber of Commerce 900 E. Screven St., Quitman. 31643 229-263-484 /, quitmangeorgia.org Information on Quitman' Historic Driving Tour and Antique Tour is available. Open ~lon.-Fri . :30 a.111.5 p.m. [;l WC 
 
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beauriful gardens. and mspmng fam,ly stories 
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REMERTON 
Plantation Trace Remerton Mill Village Plum t. and Baytree Place, Remerton, 3160 I 229-2-17-2320, valdostatouri m.comlshopping.hhn This two-street stretch of town is teeming with specialty and antiques shops located in converted mill houses. 
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REYNOLDS 
Presidential Pathways Silver Dollar Raceway CA Hwy. 96 \1/., Reynolds, 31076 -fl -17-441-f, silverdollarraceway.com At this quarter-mile NHRA-sanctioned drag strip, see turn-and-test events and quarter-mile points series race . Open weekends Jan .- ov. Check on line or call 
for chedule. Call for fee . l;,l WC b 
Taylor Orchards CA H1V). 96, Reynolds, 31076 -fl -847--f I 6, taylororchards.com Pi ck berries in the strawberry patch pr. I-May 30, and purchase peaches fresh from th e orchard mid1ay- July 31 . Enjoy homemade ice cream as wel l. Ca ll 
for hours and fees. l;,l WC b 
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Pres idential Pathways Richland Rail Museum 200 Broad I., Rich land, 31 25 229-8 7-3323 17,e to1111's late-I ODs train depot now hou es a railroad museum along with related memorabilia. Open Mon .- 
Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. Free. l;,l WC b 
Travel Services Richland Welcome Center and City Hall 200 Broad t. , Richland, 31825 
229-8 7-3323 
Open Mon .-Fri . 8 a.m.-5 p.m . Free. l;,l WC b 
THE ROCK F-1 2 
Pres idential Pathways The Rock Ranch, LLC 5020 Barnesville Hwy., The Rock, 302 5 706-647-6374, therockranch.com Meet the animals in Farmland, explore the ponds, and leam about 01eir ecosystems. Other "agritainment" includes the IO-acre Amazing Com Maze and special events. Office open Mon .-Fri . 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call ahead for reserva- 
tion . Call for fees . l;,l WC b IT 
SASSER 
Plantation Trace Mark'sMelon Patch 8580 Albany Hwy.IVS Hwy. 82, Sasser, 317-12 229-69 -4750 Get your melon fix with gourds, canteloupes, and watermelon , plus Vidalia onion , butter beans, and oth er fresh produce. Hayrides are offered at Halloween . Open daily 8 a.m .-7 p.m. l;,l WC I 
Sasser Flea Market and Antique Mall 8109 Albany Hwy., asser, 39885 229-698-4 578 Regiona l vendors gather here to sell goods. uctions are held every Tue. at 7 p.m. Don 't miss the Sas er Flea Fe tival every spring. Open Mon.-Fri. IO a.m.-6 p.m ., 
at.-Sun. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. l;,l WC 6- 
Travel Services Worth County- Sylvester Chamber of Commerce 30 I E. Prank/in I., ylvester, 3179 I 229-776-77 1 , sylvesterga.org Open Mon.-Fri . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. l;,l WC 6- 
 
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Presidential Pathways Big Lazer Public Fishing Area Bunkham Rd., Talbotton, 31 27 -f miles east of Ta lbotton 011 U Hwy. 80, left 011 Po Biddy Rd. for 6. -f miles, then left on Bunkham Rd. 706-665-8079, georgiawildlife.com This 195-acre lake offers abundant fishing, a concrete boat ramp, picnic tables, and grills. Open daily. Free. l;,lWC o- 
Travel Services Talbot Chamber of Commerce 74 Monroe St. , Talbotton, 31 27 706-665 079, talbotgeorgia.com Open Mon.-Fri. IOa. m .-noon, 1-3 p.m. l;,l WC 
THOMASTON F-12 
Presidential Pathways Auchumpkee Creek Covered Bridge On Allen Rd. of{CA H1">' 19 S., Thomaston, 302 6 06-647-9686, thomastoncl,amber.com This 1892 covered bridge was de troyed by a nood in 1994. It has since been au th entically rebuilt wi th portions of the original bridge. l;,l 6- 
Flint River Outdoor Center -f-129 Woodland Rd., Thomaston, 302 6 706-6-1 7-2633, flintril'erfun.com The Outdoor Center provides canoes wi th equipment for half-day, full-d ay, and two-clay trip , as well as tubing and rafting along th e Flint River and shuttle service for those with thei r own canoe . RV and primitive campi ng is available, as are a lodge, grocery store, and gazebo. Open Mon.-n,u. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri.- at. 9 a.m. 
- 10 p.m., un. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. all for fees. l;,l WC b IT 
Historic Courthouse Square Downtown/ 1ain St., Thomaston, 30286 706-6-16-2-f 37, home.alltel.netltuarch \Vhen the courthouse was con tructed, commissioners placed a $ 10 bill in one of the columns so the county would never go broke. A statue of a Confederate oldier com memora tes Georgia 's role in American 
history. l;,l WC b I 
Pettigrew-White-Stamps House 746 Andrew Dr., Thomaston , 302 6 706-6-16-2-f 37 Represen tative of the early- I800s dwelling native to this area , this is the second-oldest residence in Thomaston . Open by re ervation only. Call for tour re ervations. Free. l;,l WC 
Ritz Theater 11-f S. Church St. , Thomaston, 30286 706-6-17-2749, 706-6-17-7022, 706-6-17-5372 (tours) 
t this 1920 Art Deco-style th eater, movies are scheduled throughout th e year, as well as a few live performances . Adults can enjoy the newly renovated IP balcony, wh ich offers beer and wine. how times vary. 
dulls 5, ch ildren and seniors $4. Call for guided 
tours. l;,l WC 6- IT 
Skydive Atlanta 23 33 Delray Rd., Thomaston , 302 6 706-647-970 I, 00-276-D/VE , skydil'eatlanta.com Certified instructor train would-be skydivers and experienced thrill- eeker alike . Open daily, weekends 
 
a.m.-sunset, weekdays by re ervation . Plan to spend 
half a da) for jumps. Call for fees . l;,l WC b 
Sprewell Bluff State Park IO miles west ofThomaston, of{CA Hwy. 74 06-6-16-6026, gastateparks.org Located on the Flint River, this minimally developed park offers scenic picnic areas, voll eyball , horseshoe , hiking trails, and river access. Camping is avai lable 25 mi le west at FDR Sta te Park in Pine Mountain, and canoe rental at nearby outfitters. Open daily 7 a.m.- 
clark. l;,l WC b 
Thomaston-Upson Archives 30 I S. Center t., Thomaston , 302 6 06-6-16-2-f 3 , home.alltel.netltuarch Thi archive covers everything from microfilm to yearbooks and elate back a early a I 24, including city and county record , and hi torical collections. Open 
l011.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . and second at. of every month 9 a.m .-1 p.m . Free. l;,lWC b 
ATime Remembered, Southern Style Tearoom 505 tewart Ave., T/iomaston, 30286 706-647-9-105, atimeremembered.net This historic home houses a channing tearoom innuenced by outhern heritage and a love for the days of old. Tearoom open Wed.- at. 11 a.m .-4 p.m. Gift shop open Wed.- at. IO a.m.- 5 p.m . Tea time b  reserva- 
tion . Free. l;,l WC b rl T 
Travel Services Thomaston- Upson County Chamber of Commerce 213 E .Cordon t. , Thomaston, 302 6 706-647-96 6, thomastonchamber.com fon .-Thu. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. , Fri. 8 a.m .-4:30 p.m. l;,lWC b 
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Plantation Trace All Saints Episcopal Church 443 S. Hansell St., Thomasville, 31 792 229-22 -92-12 
isit the oldest standing church in Thoma ville. Following President John F. Kennedy's assassination, Jacque lin e Kennedy attended Mass here . Open Mon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m . Wor hip services un. 
10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. l;,l WC b 
The Big Oak Comer of E. lonroe and Crawford Sts. Thomasville, 31792 229-227-7099, 66-577-3600, thomasvillega.com Thomasville's mighty Quercus virginiana is 323 year old and "ider than Niagara Falls is deep. l;,l 
Birdsong Nature Center 2106 Meridian Rd., Thomasville, 31792 229-3 77--f-f0 , 800-953-BIRD freenet .tlh./1.us!birdsong With 565 acres of lu h fields , forests, and swamp, the center' grou nd provide a pristine haven for birds and other native wi ldli fe . Open Wed., Fri., at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1- 5 p.m. Guided tours available for group . 1 on-member adults 5, chi ldren 3-12 $2.50. l;,l WC 
Lapham-Patterson House Historic Site 626 . Dawson St. 229-225--f00-f, gastateparks.org 'n,is spectacular pumpkin-colored ictorian home has period furni bing, fish- cale sh ingles, riental-style porch decoration , longleaf pine inlaid noors, a double-nue chimney with walk-through stairway, and a cantile1erecl balcony. Open Tue- at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., un. 2-5:30 p.m. Guided lours start on the hour. l;,l WC 
 
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 Melhana, The Grand Plantation 301 Showboat Ln., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-2290, 8-920-3030, melhana.com Mos -laden oaks and magnolias line the entrance to lhi 1820s outhern plantation, where ga rdens provide the backdrop for 30 historic buildings, including the 
howboat Theater, which hosted one of the first screenings of Gone With the \Vind in 1939. Melhana is a full-service luxury properly with 3 suites, cottages, and a re taurant that serves regional outhern cuisi ne. Open daily. Call a day in advance to schedule a guided lour. ~ WC 6' fl T 
Myrtlewood Hunting Plantation Lower Cairo Rd., Thomasville, 31792 229-22 -6232, myrtlewoodplantation.com Myrtlewood boa ts a five-stand compact course with fishing lakes, quail, and white-tailed deer hunting. Office open 1on.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. ~WC 6' IT 
Pebble Hill Plantation 125 1 U Hwy. 319 ., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-23-H, pebblehill.com The 3,000-acre esta te is a premier example of 20thcentury hooting plantations developed by wealthy 1 ortherners in the early 1900s. Children under 6 are not admitted to the main hou e. Open Tue.-Sat. IO a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m., with final tours al 4 p.m. 
lo eel ept. all for fees. ~ WC 6' T 
State Farmers Market 502 mith Ave., Thomasville, 31792 229-225--1072 171omasville's fresh-produce hub also markets homemade jams, jellies, reli hes, and pickles, plus cook- 
 
books. 1larket open Ion.- at. a.m.--6 p.m., auctions held May- ov. i\lon.-Sat. 2--6 p.m., and restauran t open daily 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m. ~ WC 6'fl 
Sweet Grass Dairy 19635 Hwy. 19 1., Thoma ville, 31792 229-22 -0 52, sweetgrassdairy.com 
isit this working dairy farm and producer of goal and cow cheese. Group lours available by reservation on ly. Open Mon .-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC 6' 
Thomas County Museum of History 725 . Dawson t., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-766-f. rose.nett-history/ 1 ortherners 0ocked to Thomasville in the I Os, creating the Winter Resort Era and transforming area antebel lum cotton plantation into quai l-hunting retreats. Their story is told here in several exhibits. Step-on guide ervice by reservation. Open Ion.- al. 10 a.m.- noon, 2-5 p.m. lo eel last two weeks in Aug. 
dulls 5, under I I. Group rates available. ~WC 6' 
Thomasville Cultural Center 600 E. Washington I., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-058 , tccarts.org The center houses regional and national art exhibits. 171eatrical and mu ical performances are staged in the auditorium. Gallery hours fon .-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 1-5 p.m. Call for guided tours. Free. ~ WC6- T 
Thomasville Genealogical, History, and Fine Arts Library 135 1 . Broad t., Thomasville, 31 92 229-226-96-10, home.rose.netl-glibraryl Genealogical resources include fami ly histories, mar- 
 
riage and death records, stale and count) histories, and censu records. Open i\lon.-Fri . 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. ~ WC 6' 
Thomasville Rose Garden 
Comer of Smith ,e. and Corington Dr. Thoma ,ille, 31792 229-227-7099. 66-577-3600, t/10masvillega.com This handsome garden features more than 500 prize rosebushes. Free. ~ 6' 
Travel Services Thomasville Convention and Visitors Bureau -10 I S. Broad l., Thomas,ille, 31792 229-227-7099, 66-5 7-3600, thomasvillega.com In formation on the 171omas\'ille Ilistoric Walking and Dri\'ing lour and the Black Ileri tage Trail Tour a\'ai lable. Open ~lon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., al. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ~ WC 6' T 
Thomasville- Thomas County Chamber of Commerce -10 I . Broad I., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-9600, thomasvilleclwmber.com Open i\ lon.-Fri. 8:30-5 p.m. ~WC 
TIFTON J- 19 Plantation Trace 
Atlantic Coastline Artists Gallery I 19 Lo,e Ave., Tifton , 31794 229-386-02 16 Rotating year-round exhibits di play the 11ork of regional visual artists. 'fours by reservation. Call for hours. Free. ~WC 6' 
 
www. warmspringsga.w 
 
c_,P ocated just an hour south ofAtlanta, the 
.,(.,, town of Warm Springs, Georgia is nescled among rolling hills and fresh water springs and is sceeped in tradirional S uthern charm and hospitality. 
 
/J } isir Roosevelcs Little Whirc House ro see how Americas only ''[/ four-cime elecred Presidenr lived and where he died in 1945. This i rhe only house elm FDR bought for himself. Many of his most far-reaching ew Deal programs were developed here. 
TI1e new museum chronicles Roosevelr's life. his role in America's recovery from the Grear Depression,hi leadership during World War II and his personal struggle wirh polio. Exhibics include his hand-control.led 1938 Ford convertible, his scagecoach used during victory parades, and a film narrated by Walter ronkite. Vi icors can sec FDR's coccage much 
as it was the day he passed away while posing for a porcraic. 
 
Warm prings offers over 60 specialty shops locared in the Hi toric Village. Begin on cl1e bustling Main Srreer and follow the alleyways to the Bullodwille and Magnolia courtyards for a unique shopping experience. 
History is evident in the town's charming rescaurant , hotels and 100-year-old resrored building . Warm Springs Village offers food to please all tastes with over nine rescaurants. We also invite you to retire in our H istoric Hotel or other fine lodging accommodations. 
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Coastal Plain Experiment Station 2356 Rainwater Rd., Tifton, 31794 229-3 6-3 11 , tifton.uga.edu TI,e niversity ofGeorgia at Tifton's agricultural research center is dedicated to fo tering improved war to produce food and fiber. Open lon.-Fri. a.m.- 4:30 p.m. 
Free. ~ WC b 
Coastal Plain Research Arboretum . Entomology Dr., Tifton , 31794 
229-386-38 11 , ht1p:!lnespal.orglnatil'e The arboretum encompasses 38 acres of forest and wetland and provides a living resource for research and education. Open daily. Guided tours by reservation. Free. ~ WC b 
Friendly City Parle and E. B. Hamilton Complex 3199 E. B. Hamilton Dr. , Tifton, 31793 229-382-3262 Parkgocrs have an amphitheater, oftball area , a occer complex, picnic areas, a playground, a pavilion, and a pond to enjoy. Open Mon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 :30 p.m . ~WC M IY 
Fulwood Garden Center 02 \V. 12th t. , Tifton , 31 79-1 229-3 6-83-17 This fine earlr-l 900s home and accompanying garden were restored for use by the Tifton Carden lubs and the community. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-noon. lours 
by re ervation. ~ WC b Y 
Georgia Agrirama 1392 Whiddon 1ill Rd., Tifton , 31 794 229-3 6-33-1-1, 00-767-1 75, agrirama.com Co tumed guide ho t exhibits at thi 19th-century living-history museum that harks back to a simpler time. Includes two working fannsteads, cotton gin, sa\\111ill ,gristmill, Masonic lodge, steam train , and a newly renovat- 
ed country store. Call for hours and fees. ~ WC b '1 Y 
Magnolia Tree Park Magnolia Industrial Park Dr., Tifton, 3179-1 229-3 6-0216 Park visi tor will be dwarfed by the second-largest magnolia tree in the United States. The tree is more than -100 rears old and has a crown spread of I05 feet. 
NESPAL 2356 Rainwater Rd., Tifton, 31794 229-3 6-7274, 229-386-3811 , nespal.org This faci li ty is staffed by scientists developing systems for environmentally and economically sound ag production. Tours by reservation. Open fon .-Fri. 8 a.m.- 
5 p.m. Free. ~ WC b 
Paradise Public Fishing Area U Hwy. 82 E., Tifton, 31749 229-533-4792 This area has 60 lake and pond to choo c from. Fishing licen e and wildlife management license required. Open daily sunrise-sunset. Call for fees. ~WC b 
Tifton Museum of Arts and Heritage 255 Love Ave., Tifton, 31794 229-386-382 1 Visitors may view quarterly traveling art exhibits and tour the building, which features exquisite tained-glas windows. all for hour . Tours by re ervation. Free. ~WC b Y 
Tift Theater for the Performing Arts 318 /\lain I., Tifton , 3179-1 229-386-5150, 229-39 1-3903 Operating ince 1937, the Tift Theater is listed on the 
 
ational Register of Historic Places. Its Art Deco style is enhanced by glass facades embellished with neon 
lighting. Call for tour , schedule, and fees. ~ WC b Y 
UGA Tifton Campus Conference Center 15 RDC Rd. , Tifton, 31793 229-3 6-3-116, ugatiftonconference.org This facility includes a 3,000- eat auditorium/performance hall, a ballroom that seats up to 1,000, exhibit space for 164 IO' x IO' booths, a 350-seat auditorium, and 10 nexible meeting rooms. An 3,000-square-foot expansion is scheduled to open in early 2005. Office open Mon. a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. ~ WC b Y 
Travel Services Tifton- rift County Chamber of Commerce I00 . Central Ave. , Tifton, 31794 229-382-6200, 00-550 -13 , tiftonchamber.org 
Open Mon.-Fri. :30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC b 
UNADILLA 
Presidential Pathways Oakbin Pond Preserve Oakbin Rd., of{US Hwy. 41, Unadilla , 31091 404-873-69-16, nature.orglgeorgia This 176-acre land-management area is dominated by a cypress pond with boardwalk connected to the wetlands. Hiking trails nake through an uplands forest. Access is restricted. Call for hours, reservations, and fees. ~ 
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Plantation Trace Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts 527 1 Patterson t., Valdosta , 3160 I 229-247-2787, tumercenter.org Now housed in a converted bank, the gallery represents the work of international, national, and local visual artists in five separate exhibition spaces. Open Mon.Thu. JO a.m.-6 p.m., Fri.- at. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., un. 1-4 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Donations 
accepted. ~ WC b Y 
Barber-Pittman House 416 . Ashley St., Valdosta, 31603 229-247-8100, valdostachamber.com This styli h neocla ical residence was built in 1915 for E. R. Barber, inventor and local Coca-Cola bottler. 
Open ~on.- ri . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. ~ WC b 
Crescent House 90-1 . Patterson St. , Valdosta, 3160 1 229-244-6747 Built in 189 by U.. sena tor William tanley, the Crescent acquired its name from the distinctive semicircular portico design. Guided tours Mon.-Fri. 2-5 p.m. 
Croup by reservation. Donation accepted. ~ WC b Y 
Langdale Park US Hwy. 41 ., Exit 22, Valdosta, 31601 229-259-3507, valdostacity.com Visitors can enjoy even miles of nature walks, birdwatching, a picnic area , and a boat ramp. Open daily 6 
a.m.-11 p.m. ~ b 
Lowndes County Historical Society and Museum 305 W. Central Ave., Valdosta, 3160 I 229-247-47 0, valdo tamuseum .org Exhibits display artifacts from early Lowndes County families. Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at. 10 a.m.- 
2 p.m. Guided tour by reservation. Free. ~ WC b Y 
McKey Park 112 Burton Ave., Valdosta, 31601 229-259-3507, valdo tacity.com Recreational option at Mc Key include a tennis center, shuffieboard, handball courts, picnic area, horseshoe 
 
pits, band land, playground, and two pavilions. Electricity provided. Open daily 6 a.m.-11 p.m. ~WC b Y 
Wild Adventures 3766 Old Clyattville Rd., Valdosta, 31601 229-219-7080, 800-808-0872, wildadventures.net Lion , tigers, and bears-and other exotics-await parkgoers on the afari Train Ride. Seek thrills on nine roller coasters, at the Adventure Quest Co-Kart Raceway, or the new plash Island water park. Call for hour and fees. roup rates available. ~WC M IY 
Travel Services Georgia Visitor Information Center- Valdosta 5584 Iii/ tore Rd., Lake Park, 31636 229-559-5 28, CeorgiaOnMyMind.org Open daily :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ~ WC b 
Valdosta-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce 416 . hley St., Valdosta , 31603 229-2-17-8100, valdostachamber.com Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC b 
Bebo'sTours, Inc. P.O. Box -13, Valdosta, 31603 229-244--1850 Guided and ste1>-011 hi toric tour . Call for hours and fees. 
Valdosta- Lowndes County Conference Center and Tourism Authority I Meeting Place, Valdosta, 31601 229-2-15-0513, 800-569-TOUR, valdostatourism.com Information on aldo ta ' Historic Driving Tour available. Open Mon .-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ~WC b 
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Presidential Pathways Ellis Brothers Pecans 1315 Tippettville Rd., Vienna, 31092 229-268-90-I I, 00-635-0616, werenuts.com 
isitors can witnes the pecan- and peanut-packing process firsthand . Guided tours by re ervation. tore open daily a.m.-7 p.m. ~ WC b 
Georgia State Cotton Museum 
1321 E. Union t. , Vienna, 31092 229-268-2045, historicvienna.org The history of cotton is told with the aid of farm tools, cotton boll , periodicals, a cotton bale, and other agricultural artifacts. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. Large groups call for reservation and fees. ~WC b 
Walter F. George Law Museum 106 . Fourth St., Vienna, 31092 229-268-3663, historicvienna.org The museum contains furniture and documents from the senator's career and private life. Guided tours by reservation Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. ~WC 
Travel Services Dooly County Chamber of Commerce 117 E. Union St. , Vienna, 31092 229-268-8275, doolychamber.com 
Open fon .-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ WC b 
Driving Tour of Vienna 1321 E. Union t., iemia, 31092 229-268-3663, historicvierma.org Tour books are available at the Georgia tale Cotton fo eum and Chamber of Commerce. Adults $3 . 
 
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Presidential Pathways FDR's Little White House Historic Site South on GA Hwy. 85-A and US Hwy. 27-A 706-655-5870, {dr-littlewl,itehouse.org Tour President Franklin 0. Roosevelt's belol'ed vacation home and the spring-fed pools where he ought relief from polio. The new 5 million museum highlights his Ford with hand controls, a film with historic footage, and the famous portrait he was posing for when he suffe red a fatal stroke. Open daily 9 
a.m.-4:45 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC b 
Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation 6135 Roo evelt Hwy., Warn, Springs, 31830 706-655-5669, roo eveltrehab.org 
late-of-the-art rehab facilities dwell alongside many of the historic structures built by ranklin D. Roosevel t during his fight against polio. Open 
lon.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. Guided tours on.-Fri. at 
11 a.m. and 2 p.m. [;l WC b 
Warm Springs Regional Fisheries Center and Aquarium 5308 Spring St., Wann Springs, 31830 706-655-3382, wannsprings.fivs.gov A pavilion area, boardwalk, fish health center, and aquarium allow vi itors to see fish , merican alligators, and snapping turtles. Open daily 7:'O a.m.--l p.m. 
Free. [;l WC b 
 
WESTON 
Presidential Pathways Merritt Pecan Company GA Hwy. 520, Weston , 31832 229-828-6610, 800-762-9152, merritt-pecan.com Browse through a variety of pecan products, regional souvenirs, and cookbooks. Open daily 7 a.m.-8:30 
p.m. [;l WC b I 
WEST POINT 
Presidential Pathways Fort Tyler 
ixt/1 Ave. and W. 10th t., West Point, 31 33 33-f-642-1503, {orttyler.com 
marked , paved trail lead vi itor to the site of thi mall earthen fort , built in 1863 and named in honor of eneral Tyler, quartem1aster for the onfederate rmy. It was the last Confederate fort to fall in the Civil War. Three cannon replicas are on- ite, and interpretive signs provide a detailed tour. Open daily. Free. [;l b 
West Point Lake 500 Resource Management Dr., Wet Point, 31833 706-645-2937, 877-444-6777 westpt.sam.u ace.anny.mi/1 Oay-u e park , campgrounds, marinas, beach areas, fishing piers, and public hunting areas surround the lake. Open Oct.-Mar. fon .-Fri. 8 a.m.--4:30 p.m., pr.- 
ept. daily a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. [;l WC b T 
 
33-f-6-f2-1-fl 1, greatenallqarea.com Serves the We t Point area in Georgia and Open 1on.-Fri. a.m.-5 p.m. [;l WC b 
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Presidential Pathways Red Oak Covered Bridge GA Alt. Hwy. 5 (Covered Bridge Rd.) Woodbury, 30293 706-655-3322, 800-PDR-1927, wannspringsg<1.ws This i the last standing covered bridge built by Ilorace King, the famous freed slave who became a master bridge builder. [;l 
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Presidential Pathways Old South Farm Museum and Agricultural Learning Center Pleasant alley Rd. <1nd GA Hwy. -fl Woodland, 3I836 706-67-f-289-f, 888-635-0193 The interactive mu eum fea tures animals, authentic hay presses, balers, cultivators, combines, peach-packing hed, canning plant, and moonshine sti ll. TI1e new Old outh Drive-Through features outhern farm scenes such a a sawmill, grishni ll, cotton gin, peachpacking shed, blacksmith shop, dairy farm , poultry hou e, and syrup mill. Open on.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Cuided tours by reservation. Adults 3, children 3-12 
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Travel Services Georgia Visitor Information Center 1-85 ./Georgia-Alabama Line, \Vest Point, 31833 706-645-3353, georgiaonmymind.org Open daily :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. [;l WC b 
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Budget Lodge Days Inn Hampton Inn 
 
1102 W. Fourth St. 1200 W.Fourth St. 1500 W.Fourth St. 
 
PRICING: 1=$0-$50 2=$51-$80 3=$81-$120 4=$121+ 229-896-4523 800-328-7829 229-896-4574 800-329-7666 the.daysinn.com/adel06465 229-896-3099 800-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 
 
26 1-2 80 2 74 
 
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Albany 8Inn 
 
905 E.Oglethorpe,US Hwy.Bus. 82 229-435-2151 
 
1-2 50 
 
Best Holiday Motel 
 
2702 N.Slappey Blvd., US Hwy.19 229-436-6341 
 
1 45 
 
Best Western,Albany Mall Inn &Stes. 2729 Pointe North Blvd. 
 
229-446-2001 800-WESTERN bestwestern.com/albanymallinnandsuites 
 
61 
 
Budget Inn 
 
303 E. Oglethorpe Blvd. 
 
229-436-5733 
 
64 
 
Comfort Suites,Merry Acres 
 
1400 Dawson Rd. 
 
229-888-3939 888-726-3939 merryacres.com 
 
3-4 62 
 
Dollar Inn 
 
2706 N.Slappey Blvd., US Hwy.19 229-432-9868 
 
37 
 
Economy Inn &Suites Fairfield Inn 
 
422 W. Oglethorpe Blvd. 2586 N.Slappey Blvd. 
 
229-888-2632 229-435-6859 800-228-2800 
 
.75 
120 
 
Hampton Inn Holiday Inn, Albany Mall Inn &Suites 
 
806 N.Westover Blvd. 2701 Dawson Rd. 1806 E.Oglethorpe Blvd. 
 
229-883-3300 800-HAMPTON hamptoninn.com 229-883-8100 800-HOUDAY holiday-inn.com 229-883-5544 
 
2 82 
. 2-3 150 . 1-2 50 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
2720 Dawson Rd. 
 
229-435-3737 800-541-3268 jamesoninn.com 
 
2 62 
 
Knights Inn Motel6 Quality Inn, Merry Acres Ramada Inn Regency Inn 
 
1201 Schley Ave. 201 S.Thornton Dr. 1500 Dawson Rd. 2505 N.Slappey Blvd. 911 E.Oglethorpe Blvd. 
 
229-888-9600 229-439-0078 229-435-7721 229-883-3211 229-883-1650 
 
800-843 -5644 800-466-8356 800-462-7721 800-525-6685 
 
knightsinn.com motel6.com merryacres.com ramada-albany.com gotrooms.net 
 
115 
. 102 . 2-4 110 . 1-2 158 . 1-2 151 
 
Sleep Inn 
 
1525 Dawson Rd. 
 
229-888-5595 888-320-5595 sleepinn.com 
 
2 81 
 
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel 
 
2731 Dawson Rd. 
 
229-436-9119 800-951 -7829 suburbanextendedstayhotels.com 
 
138 
 
Super 8 
 
2444 N.Slappey Blvd. 
 
229-888-8388 SOO-S00-8000 super8.com 
 
1 59 
 
Wingate Inn Days Inn Holiday Inn Express 
 
2735 Dawson Rd. 1007 MLK Jr. Blvd. 1611 E.LamarSt. 
 
229-883-9800 229-924-3613 229-928-5400 
 
800-228-1000 800-329-7666 800-HOLIDAY 
 
wingateinns.com daysinn.com hiexpress.com 
 
2-3 86 
.55 .62 
 
Jameson Inn,Americus 
 
1605 E. Lamar St. 
 
229-924-2726 800-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
80 
 
Ramada Inn Windsor Hotel Quail Country Lodge &Conf. Center Ramada Limited Charter House Inn Days Inn 
 
1205 MLK Jr.Blvd. 125W.LamarSt. 1134 Quail Country Rd. 156 Whittle Cir. 1401 Tallahassee Hwy. 1407 Tallahassee Hwy. 
 
229-924-4431 229-924-1555 229-725-4645 229-567-3295 229-246-8550 229-248-6300 
 
800-932-4430 888-297-9567 
800-2RAMADA 800-768-8550 S00-329-7466 
 
ramada.com windsor-americus.com quailcountry.com ramada .com TheCharterHouselnn .com the.daysinn.com/bainbridge08882 
 
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Jameson Inn 
 
1403 Tallahassee Hwy. 
 
229-243-7000 800-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
62 
 
Super 8 Days Inn Best Western Days Inn 
 
751 W.Shotwell St. 1097 Arlington Ave. 2800 US Hwy. 84 E JS US Hwy.84 E 
 
229-246-0015 229-723-5858 229-377-8000 229-377-4400 
 
S00-528-1234 800-329-7466 800-528-1234 800-DAYSINN 
 
super8.com daysinn.com bestwestern.com daysinn.com 
 
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Baymon! Inn &Suites Best Western Comfort Inn Comfort Suites Country Inns &Suites 
 
2919 Warm Springs Rd. 3443 Macon Rd. 3460 Macon Rd. 5236 Armour Rd. 1720 Fountain Ct. 
 
706-323-4344 706-568-3300 706-256-3093 706-322-6666 706-660-1880 
 
800 -301 -0200 800-528-1234 800-4CHOICE 800-228-5150 800-456-4000 
 
baymontinns.com/columbus-ga bestwestem.com/columbus choicehotels.com comfortsuites.com countryinns.com/columbus.ga 
 
2-3 98 82 73 
2-3 57 2-4 62 
 
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Courtyard by Marrion 
 
3501 Courtyard Way 
 
706-323-2323 800-321 -2211 courtyard.com 
 
3-4 139 
 
Days Inn 
 
3452 Macon Rd. 
 
706-561-4400 800-325-2525 daysinn.com 
 
2 117 
 
Days Inn, Fort Benning Econo Lodge 
 
3170 Victory Dr. 4483 Victory Dr. 
 
706-689-6181 800-329-7466 daysinn.com 706-682-3803 800-SSECONO valleyhospitality.com 
 
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80 
 
Extended StayAmerica Extended StayAmerica Fairfield Inn &Suites,Columbus Four Points Sheraton Hampton lnn,Airport Hampton Inn,North 
 
1721 Rollins Way 5020 Armour Rd. 4510 E.Armour Rd. 5351 Sidney Simons Blvd. 5585 Whitesville Rd. 7390 Bear Ln. 
 
706-653-9938 706-653-0131 706-317-3600 706-327-6868 706-576-5303 706-256-2222 
 
800-EXT-STAY 800-EXT-STAY 800-228-2800 800-325-3535 800-HAMPTON 800-HAMPTON 
 
extendedstay.com extendedstay.com Iba properties.com sheraton.com hamptoninn.com hamptoninn.com 
 
2-3 92 
. 2 108 
. 2-3 79 . 177 . 118 
. 3-4 87 
 
Heritage Inn Hilton Garden Inn, Columbus 
 
1325 Veterans Pkwy 1500 Bradley Lake Blvd. 
 
706-322-2522 
 
heritageinns.us.com 
 
706-660-1000 800-774-1500 hiltongardeninn.com 
 
. 2 153 
3-4 120 
 
Historic District Hotel 
 
1024 Veterans Pkwy 
 
706-324-3694 800-4CHOICE choicehotels.com 
 
1-4 66 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
2800 Manchester Expwy 
 
706-324-0231 800-465-4329 holiday-inn.com/hotels/csgap 
 
2-3 224 
 
Howard Johnson 
 
1011 Veterans Pkwy 
 
706-322-6641 800-697-7293 hojo.com 
 
2-3 110 
 
182 
 
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SOUTHERN RIVERS LODGING 
 
Ll Quinta Inn 
 
3201 Macon Rd. 
 
Motel6 
 
3050 Victory Dr. 
 
Residence Inn by Marriott, Columbus 2670 Adams Farm Dr. 
 
Sleep Inn 
 
5100 Armour Rd. 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
2935 Warm Springs Rd. 
 
Wingate Inn 
 
1711 Rollins Way 
 
Wyndham Columbus 
 
800 Front Ave. 
 
Best Western, Colonial Inn 
 
1706 E.16th Ave. 
 
Comfort Inn Cordele Inn 
 
1601 E.16th Ave. 566 Farmers Market Rd. 
 
Days Inn 
 
2115E.16th Ave. 
 
Deluxe Inn 
 
1709 E. 16th Ave. 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
1711 E. 16th Ave. 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
1603E.16th Ave. 
 
Lake Blackshear Resort &Golf Club 2459-H US Hwy.280 W 
 
Passport Inn 
 
1602 E.16th Ave. 
 
Premier Inn 
 
1609 E.16th Ave. 
 
Ramada Inn 
 
2016 E.16th Ave. 
 
Days Inn 
 
Intersection of US Hwy.82 E&27 
 
Gulf America Inn 
 
3700 Flat Shoals Rd. 
 
Days Inn 
 
204 W.Third St. 
 
Ramada Limited 
 
415 W.Third St.,US Hwy.84 
 
Country Hearth Inn 
 
125 Stuart Way 
 
Holiday Inn Express, Fitzgerald 
 
265 Ocilla Hwy. 
 
Inn at Fitzgerald 
 
2350cillaHwy. 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
111 Bull Run Rd. 
 
George T. Bagby State Park &Lodge 330 Bagby Pkwy 
 
Regency Lodging 
 
7725 USHwy.27 
 
Best Western, North Plaza Inn 
 
1616 N.Expwy 
 
Comfort Inn &Suites 
 
2014 N. Expwy 
 
Days Inn 
 
1719 N. Expwy 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
2007 N.Expwy 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
1900 N.Expwy 
 
Howard Johnson Inn &Suites 
 
1690 N.Expwy 
 
Scottish Inn 
 
1709 N. Expwy 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
1300 GA Hwy.122 W 
 
Valley Inn Resort 
 
14420 US Hwy.27 
 
Days Inn 
 
1630 Bass Cross Rd. 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
1888 E.Main St. 
 
Amerihost Inn 
 
107 Hoffman Dr. 
 
Best Western, Llfayette Garden Inn 1513 Llfuyette Pkwy 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
1512 Llfuyette Pkwy 
 
Econo Lodge 
 
1601 Llfayette Pkwy 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
lOOWillisCir. 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
111 Hoffman Dr. 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
110 Jameson Or. 
 
LaGrange Days Inn 
 
2606 Whitesville Rd. 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
29 Patillo Rd. 
 
Days Inn 
 
4913 Timber Dr. 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
4906 Timber Dr. 
 
Holiday Inn Express 
 
1198 Likes Blvd. 
 
Like Park Inn 
 
6972 Bellville Rd. 
 
Travelodge 
 
4912Timber Dr. 
 
Western Inn &Suites 
 
1119 Warm Springs Hwy. 
 
Days Inn 
 
520 Spaulding Rd. 
 
Statesman Inn &Suites 
 
202 N.Doo~ St. 
 
Best Western Expo Inn 
 
1300 N.Veterans Pkwy 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
441 Hampton Way NE 
 
PRIONG: 1= $0-$50 2=$51 -$80 3=$81 -$120 4=$121 + 
 
706-568-1740 706-687-7214 706-494-0050 706-653-1330 706-322-6580 
 
800-NU-ROOMS 800-466-8356 800-331 -3131 800-753-3746 800-800-8000 
 
lq.com motel6.com marriott.com choicehotels.com supers.com 
 
1 111 3-4 78 2-3 62 
74 
 
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706-225-1000 800-228-1000 wingateinns.com 
 
3-4 84 
 
706-324-1800 229-273-5420 229-273-2371 
 
800-721 -3352 800-521 -2121 
 
wyndhamga.com bestwestem.com comfortinn.com 
 
3-4 177 
.93 . 2-3 59 
 
229-276-1008 
 
44 
 
229-273-7366 229-271-5000 229-273-4117 229-273-0737 229-276-1004 
 
800-533-2666 800-HAMPTDN 800-459-1230 
 
daysinn.com 
hamptoninn.com lakeblackshearretreat.org 
 
1-2 120 
. 1 60 . 1-2 100 . 2-4 80 . 3-4 78 
 
229-273-4088 229-273-3390 229-273-5000 229-732-5566 404-212-0338 229-524-2185 229-524-8695 229-409-9911 
 
800-845-3232 800-DAYSINN 
800-DAYSINN 800-2RAMADA 866-423-7945 
 
ramada .com daysinn.com 
daysinn.com ramada .com countryhearth.com 
 
40 
.33 . 103 .31 . 60 . 1-2 29 . 2 42 .40 
 
229-423-5151 800-465-4329 229-423-6661 
 
innatfitzgerald.com 
 
.50 
103 
 
229-424-9500 800-JAMESON 229-768-2571 
 
jamesoninn.com gastateparks.org 
 
. 2 40 
2-4 60 
 
706-675-0427 
 
1-2 50 
 
770-227-8400 800-528-1234 bestwestem.com 
 
2-4 49 
 
770-229-6001 770-229-9797 770-229-9900 770-228-9799 
 
800-228-5160 800-DAYSINN 800-HAMPTDN 800-HOLIDAY 
 
choicehotels.com daysinn.com hamptoninn.com holiday-inn.com 
 
1-2 48 48 53 
2-4 81 
 
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770-227-1516 8004464656 hojo.com 
 
1-4 89 
 
770-228-6000 229-794-8000 706-628-4454 706-637-5400 706-637-9395 
 
800-800-8000 800-944-9393 800-325-2525 
 
supers.com valleyinnresort.com daysinn.com hogansvillelodging.com 
 
1 50 1 60 2-3 21 
46 44 
 
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706-885-9002 800-434-5800 amerihostinn.com 
 
59 
 
706-884-6175 706-882-7700 706-882-9540 706-845-1115 
 
866-523-2938 800-424-6423 800-553-2666 800-HAMPTDN 
 
lafuyettegardeninn.com comfortinn.com econolodgeatcharter.net hamptonlagrange.com 
 
2-3 109 
. 2-3 53 . 100 .81 
 
706-812-8000 800-HOUDAY hiexpress.com/lagrangega 
 
79 
 
706-882-8700 800-JAMESON 706-882-8881 800-325-2525 706-845-9093 
 
jamesoninn.com daysinn.com 
 
59 
. 1-2 114 .56 
 
229-559-0229 229-559-5565 229-559-5181 229-559-4939 
 
800-0AYSINN 800-HAMPTDN 877-559-8151 
 
daysinn.com hamptoninn.com hiexpress.com 
 
1-2 94 1 70 2-3 66 1-2 60 
 
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229-559-0110 706-846-4410 877-435-4325 478-472-4565 800-0AYSINN 
 
daysinn.com 
 
2-3 79 
.44 .30 
 
478-472-5747 
 
thestatesmaninn.com 
 
19 
 
229-890-8652 800-WESTERN bestwestern.com 
 
60 
 
229-f,16-7777 800-HAMPTDN hamptoninn.com 
 
2-4 73 
 
183 
 
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SOUTHERN RIVERS LODGING 
 
Residency Inn 
 
2405 first Ave.SE 
 
Town Terrace 
 
600 5.Main St. 
 
Georgia Baptist Conference Center 4243 US Hwy.319 
 
Quailridge Plantation 
 
3281 Moye Rd. 
 
Callaway Gardens 
 
US Hwy.27 
 
Davis Inn 
 
GA Hwy.354 E,State Park Rd. 
 
Days Inn 
 
368 5.Main Ave. 
 
Fireside Inn 
 
US Hwy.27 
 
White Columns Motel 
 
19727 US Hwy.27 
 
Inn at fort Wayne 
 
305 E.Marion St. 
 
Days Inn 
 
46 Nicholson St. 
 
Days Inn 
 
909 franklinSt. 
 
Best Western 
 
1207 US Hwy.19 N 
 
Days Inn 
 
1211 US Hwy.19 N 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
1010 US Hwy.19 N 
 
Comfort Inn,Thomasville 
 
14866 US Hwy.19 S 
 
Days Inn 
 
15375 US Hwy.19 S 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
1950GA Hwy. 122 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
1670Remington Ave. 
 
Melhana,The Grand Plantation 
 
301 Showboat Ln. 
 
Quality Inn &Suites Conf. Center 15138 US Hwy.19 S 
 
Budget Inn 
 
1008W.Eighth St. 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
1104 King Rd. 
 
Courtyard by Marriott 
 
814 W.Seventh St. 
 
Days Inn &Suites 
 
1199 US Hwy.82 W 
 
Econo lodge 
 
1025 W. Second St. 
 
Fairfield Inn &Suites 
 
806 W.Seventh St. 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
720 US Hwy.319 S 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
1208 US Hwy.82 W 
 
Masters Inn 
 
901 W.Seventh St. 
 
Microtel Inn &Suites 
 
196 S.Virginia Ave. 
 
Motel6 
 
579 Old Omega Rd. 
 
Ramada limited 
 
1211US Hwy. 82 W 
 
Rodeway Inn 
 
1409 US Hwy. 82 W 
 
Super 8Motel 
 
1022 W.Second St. 
 
Economy Inn 
 
US Hwy.41 &1-75,Exit 121 
 
Red Carpet Inn 
 
101 Robert St. 
 
Scottish Inn 
 
1062 Pine St. 
 
Best Western,King of the Road 
 
1403 N.St. Augustine Rd. 
 
Budget Inn 
 
218W.Hi11Ave. 
 
Comfort Inn 
 
2101 W. Hill Ave. 
 
Country Inn &Suites 
 
1308 N.St.Augustine Rd. 
 
Courtyard by Marriott,Valdosta 
 
1564 Baytree Rd. 
 
Days Inn 
 
4598 N.Valdosta Rd. 
 
DaysInn 
 
1827 W. Hill Ave. 
 
Extended Stay Hotel 
 
1558 Baytree Rd. 
 
Fairfield Inn 
 
1311 St. Augustine Rd. 
 
Guesthouse International Inn 
 
1828 W.Hill Ave. 
 
Hampton Inn 
 
1705 Gornto Rd. 
 
Hampton Inn &Suites 
 
2Meeting Place Dr. 
 
Holiday Inn 
 
1309 St. Augustine Rd. 
 
Howard Johnson 
 
1330 St. Augustine Rd. 
 
Jameson Inn 
 
1725 Gornto Rd. 
 
Jolly Inn 
 
1701 Ellis Dr. 
 
la Quinta Inn &Suites 
 
1800 ClubhouseDr. 
 
Mote16 
 
2003 W.Hill Ave. 
 
Quality Inn North 
 
1209 St. Augustine Rd. 
 
Quality Inn South 
 
1902W.Hil!Ave. 
 
PRICI NG: 1=50-550 2=551 -580 3=581-5120 4=5121 + 229-985-2052 
 
.36 
 
229-985-3980 229-769-3011 
 
gabaptist.org 
 
. 1 36 
1-2 194 
 
229 -891 -3201 
 
quailridgeplantation.com 
 
4 13 
 
706-663-2281 800-225-5292 callawayonline.com 
 
3-4 349 
 
706-663-2522 888-346-2668 davisinn.com 
 
2 22 
 
706-663-2121 800-325-2525 the.daysinn.com/pinemountain12766 
 
40 
 
706-663-4141 
 
11 
 
706-663-2312 800-722-5083 whitecolumns-ga.com 
 
1-4 15 
 
478-847-3590 
 
2 8 
 
229-887-9000 229-776-9700 706-648-2900 706-648-9260 706-648-2232 229-228-5555 229-226-6025 229-227-0040 
 
800-DAYSINN 800-DAYSINN 800-528-1234 800-DAYSINN 800-JAMESON 
800-325-2525 800-HAMPTON 
 
the.daysinn.com/richland09882 daysinn.com bestwestern.com daysinn.com jamesoninn.com choicehotels.com daysinn.com hamptoninn.com 
 
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. 1-2 40 .33 
.42 
.62 .94 . 1-2 113 . 2-3 67 
 
229-227-9500 800-JAMESON jamesoninn.com 
 
2-3 39 
 
229--226-2290 888-920-3030 melhana.com 
 
4 38 
 
229-225-2134 800-4CHOICE qualityinn.org 
 
2 75 
 
229-391-9878 
 
72 
 
229-382-4410 229-388-0803 229-382-8505 229-382-0280 
 
888-588-7866 800-321-2211 
800-553-2666 
 
comfortinn.com courtyard.com/tfocy daysinn.com econolodge.com 
 
2-3 90 3 90 1-2 79 
76 
 
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229-387-8288 229-382-8800 229-382-6687 
 
800-564-8288 800-892-2753 800-HOLIDAY 
 
fairfieldinn .com hamptoninn.com holidayinntifton.com 
 
2--4 81 
. 3-4 82 . 188 
 
229-382-8100 800-633-3434 mastersinn.com 229-387-0112 800-771 -7171 microtelinntifton.com 
 
. 120 
82 
 
229-388-8777 
 
motel6.com 
 
229-382-8500 800-2RAMADA the.@mada.com/tifton00849 
 
. 1 51 
1-2 94 
 
229--386-2350 877-284-3866 
 
1-2 89 
 
229-382-9500 800-800-8000 super8.com 
 
69 
 
478-627-3211 478-627-3261 800-251-1962 
 
reservahost.com 
 
. 60 
62 
 
478-627-3228 800-251 -1962 reservahost.com 229-244-7600 800-528-1234 bestwestern.com 
 
. 60 
137 
 
229-242-1240 229-242-1212 800-228-5150 
 
choicehotels.com 
 
. 1 35 
2-4 137 
 
229-245-1700 800-456-4000 229-241-1301 800-321 -2211 
 
countryinns.com courtyard.com 
 
. 2-4 71 
3-4 84 
 
229-244-4460 800-DAYSINN the.daysinn.com/valdostaOl 142 
 
100 
 
229-249-8800 800-DAYSINN the.daysinn.com/valdosta06626 
 
84 
 
229-293-9111 229-253 -9300 229-244-7711 229-244-8800 229-245-0513 
 
800-228-2800 800-222-2222 800-HAMPTON 800-HAMPTON 
 
suburban hotels.com marriott.com/fairfieldinn 
hamptoninn.com hamptoninn.com 
 
138 108 13 96 2-3 102 3-4 120 
 
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229-242-3881 229-249-8900 229-253-()009 229-244-9500 229-247-7755 229-333--0047 229-244-8510 229-244-4520 
 
800-HOLIDAY 800-446-4656 800-JAMESON 
800-531-5900 800-466-8356 800-221 -2222 800-221 -2222 
 
sixcontinentshotels.com hojo.com jamesoninn.com jollyinnmotel.com lq.com motel6.com qualityinn.com qualityinn.com 
 
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. 1-2 60 .57 . 160 
. 3-4 121 .96 . 122 
. 1-2 48 
 
184 
 
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2008 W. Hill Ave. 1114 St.Augustine Rd. 3026 James Rd. 1558 Baytree Rd. 1825W.Hi11Ave. 3470 Madison Hwy. 2526 White House Pkwy 5675 Spring St. 1870 State Rt.18 
 
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229-244-7900 
 
229-671-1111 800-473-3026 sleepinnvaldosta.com 229-293-9111 800-951-7829 suburbanhotels.com 
 
2-4 73 1-2 150 
 
229-249-8000 800-800-8000 229-242-4664 706-6S5-27SO 800-667-7506 
 
super8.com bestwestem.com 
 
84 66 2-4 52 
 
. 706-655-9099 866-691-4061 wannspringsga.ws 
 
2 39 
 
706-643-9922 800-578-7878 the.travelodge.com/westpoint09372 2-3 32 
 
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SOUTHERN RIVERS BED AND BREAKFASTS 
 
Partridge Pea Plantation 
 
880 Tallahassee Rd. 
 
1906 Pathway Inn 
 
501 S.lee St. 
 
Americus Garden Inn Bed &Breakfast 
 
504 Rees Park 
 
APlace Away Cottage 
 
110 N.Oglethorpe St. 
 
The Commodore Bed &Breakfast 
 
320 Washington St. 
 
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GA Hwy.27 
 
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108 N.Church St. 
 
Tarrer Inn 
 
155S.CuthbertSt. 
 
Gates House Bed &Breakfast 
 
802 Broadway 
 
Rothschild-Pound House Inn 
 
201 Seventh St. 
 
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Sutlive House Bed &Breakfast 
 
204 S. Washington St. 
 
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127 Barnes Mill Rd. 
 
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214 Huckaby 
 
214 Huckaby 
 
Chipley Murrah House Bed &Breakfast 
 
207 W.Harris St. 
 
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106Main St. 
 
Woodall House Bed &Breakfast 
 
324 W.Main St. 
 
1854 Wright House Bed &Breakfast 
 
415 Fletcher St. 
 
1884 Paxton House Inn 
 
445 Remington Ave. 
 
Dawson Street Inn 
 
324 N.Dawson St. 
 
Evans House Bed &Breakfast 
 
725 S.Hansell St. 
 
Mitchell-Young-Anderson House 
 
319 Oak St. 
 
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801 S. Hansell St. 
 
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339 E.Jefferwn St. 
 
Southwoods Bobwhite Bed &Breakfast 
 
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2540 Sugar Hill Rd. 
 
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47 Broad St. 
 
Oak Hill Country Cottage 
 
1015 Adams Rd. 
 
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542 Reed Bingham Rd., GA Hwy.37 229-896-3551 
 
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880 Tallahassee Rd. 
 
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Brickyard Plantation RV Park 
 
1619 US Hwy.280 E 
 
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Andersonville RV Park 
 
114 Church St. 
 
229-924-2558 
 
Southern Gates RV Park &Campground 138 Campsite Rd. 
 
229-273-6464 
 
The Place To Be RV Park 
 
801 W. Shotwell St. 
 
229-246-5802 
 
Wingate's 
 
139 Wingate Rd. 
 
229-246-0658 
 
Kolomoki Mounds State Park 
 
205 Indian Mounds Rd. 
 
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Country Vista Campground 
 
1634 GA Hwy.415 
 
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Spring Creek Recreation &RV Park 
 
US Hwy.27 
 
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Lake Pines Campground &RV Park 
 
6404 Garrett Rd. 
 
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Cordele KOA 
 
373 Rockhouse Rd. E 
 
229-273-5454 
 
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RV Doctor Campground 
 
1-75, Exit 97 
 
229-271-3111 
 
Riverbend Park Primitive Camping 
 
962 Riverbend Park Or. 
 
706-989-9911 
 
Seminole State Park 
 
7870 State Park Or. 
 
229-861 -3137 
 
Ellis T. Paulk Park 
 
Perry House Rd. 
 
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Cotton Hill Campground 
 
Lake Walter F. George 
 
229-768-3061 
 
George T. Bagby State Park &Lodge 
 
330 Bagby Pkwy 
 
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1951 Edison Hwy. 
 
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1328 Brush Creek Park Rd. 
 
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100 W.Ferry Rd. 
 
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Lick Skillet Rd. at Lake Harding 
 
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1000 Seminole Rd. 
 
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954 Abbotts Ford Rd. 
 
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3472 Hogansville Rd. 
 
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1000 County Rd.288 
 
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305 Old Roanoke Rd. 
 
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565 Abbotts Ford Rd. 
 
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Dallas Mill Rd. 
 
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8804 Hamilton Rd. 
 
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5020 Barnesville Hwy. 
 
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277 Old Boston Rd. 
 
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4632 Union Rd. 
 
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18Casseta Rd. 
 
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 Use the map coordinate found inparentheses following most of the cities and towns to locate the city on the map on p.4. 
A A.H.Stephens Historic Park,94 A.Randall Tuten Environmental Park, 90 Activelife Sports and Ecotourism, 149 Actors' Express Theatre Company/King Plow Ans Center, 30 Acworth, (E-6), lB,40,44 Acworth Beach/Cauble Park, l8 Adairsville (0-4), 124,146,150, lSS Adamson Square, 126 Adel (J-lO), 164, 182, 186 Adventure Skydiving Center, 128 AdVentures Aloft Hot-Air Ballooning,34 African American Panoramic Experience (APEX), l8 African American sites and tours, 14, l4, l8, l9,30,39, Sl,56,60,6l, 68, 7l, 73, 74, 84,86, 94,96,100, 105, 106, 128, 164, 168 Agriculture.Ste Farms;Orchards Agrirama, 160,180 Air Force Museum,60 Airport, 6 Alapaha River, 175 Albany, (G-18), 164, 172, 182, 185, 186 Albany Area Arts Council,164 Albany (,vii Rights Movtment Museum, 164 Albany Museum of Art,164 Alice Walker Self-Guided Driving Tour, 96 All Saints Episcopal Church, 178 Allatoona Lake, 1l7-1l8 Allatoona Lake and Visitors Center, 1l7 Allatoona Pass Battlefield, 1l7 Allen's Fly-A-Way Shooting Resort, 143 Allied Arts Center-John Marlor House, 106 Alma (N-18), 86, 98, 113 Alpacas, 1l6 Alpharetta, (F-6), l8, 38,40,44 Alpharetta family Skate Center, The Cooler, lB Alpine Amusement Park, 141 Alpine Antique Auto and Buggy Museum, 141 Alpine Miniature Golf, 141 Alpine Wedding Chapel, 141 Alta Vista Cemetery, 140 Altama Museum of Art and History, 1ll Altamaha Historic Scenic Byway, 53 Alta ma ha River,BS,90,99 Altamaha River Kayak and Canoe Trail, 16 Altamaha Waterfowl Management Area,56 Alto, 124, 154 American Museum of Papermaking, l8 Americus (G-16), 164, 172,18l, 185, 186 Amicalola Falls, llO, 138 Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge, 138 Amish Red Barn, 148 Amity Recreation Area, 100 Amusement parks/centers, 30,3l,33,36, 41 ,43,S9, 6l,105, 106, 110,141, 168, 180.Stt also Miniature golf Andalusia Farm, 106 Anderson House Museum,96 Andersonville, (G-15), 164, 166, 185,186 Andersonville Civil War Village, 164 Andersonville National Historic Site, 161, 164 Andersonville Trail, 16,161 Andretti Speed Lab, 41 Andrew Low House,68 Andrews Cove Recreation Area, 141 Andy'sTrout farm ,Cabins and Campground, 138 Animal preserves/parks, 36, 1ll,138, 144, 160, 164, 177, 180..lft also Petting farms;Wildlife areas Animal Rehabilitation Center, 36 Anna Ruby Falls, 141 Annabelle Lundy Fetterman Educational Museum , 96 "Anne Frank in the World, 1929-1945" EKhibit, 34 
 
Ann, Tun Gallery, 174 Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts, 
180 Antebellum Capitol Museum, 107 Antebellum homes.Ste Plantations Antebellum Trails, 18,83 Antique Funeral Museum/Margaret 
Mitchell Playhouse, 34 Antique Market (Roswell), 38 Antique Row (Chamblee), 3l Antiques and Crafts Unlimited Mall, 174 Antiques Center and Flea Market,38 Antiques Trail, 18,l7 APEX Museum, l8 Appalachian Outfitters River Trips, 136 Apple Monument, 136 Apple Orchard Alley, 138 Appleby House/Appleby Branch Library, 
87 Apples, 126, 136, 138,140 Appletree Farms, 124 Appling, (0-8), 86, 119 Appling County Farm Tours,90 Appling County Heritage Center, 90 Aqualand Marina, 140 Aquariums,7l,7S, 163, 181 Aquatic Centers,6l, 107 Arbor Place Mall,38 Arboretums,87, 106 Archaeological arm,97, 105, 124 Archives and History Department, 
Georg ia, 39 Archives and Records Administration, 
U.S., 33 Arlington (E-19). 166, 182 Army Corps of Engineers Visitors Center, 
172 Arsenal (Augusta), 87 Art Galleries of HistoricRoswell,41 Arthur J. Moore Methodist Museum, 
Library and Archive, 6l Artist colonies, 3l, 144 Artim' Row,87 Arts Center (Hartwell), 141 Arts Clayton, 34 Ashburn (1-18), 166, 172, 18l Asian Square, 3l Aska Trails Mountain Biking. 1l4 Athens, 86-87, 98,113, 118 Atlanta, (F-7), l4-3l, 38, 40,44-46,Sl. 
Ste also Atlanta Metro Atlanta Botanical Garden, l8 Atlanta Braves at Turner Field, lB Atlanta Braves Museum and Hall of 
famenurner Field Tours, 30 Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail, 16,lS Atlanta Campaign Pocket Parks, 128, 137 Atlanta Cyclorama, lB Atlanta Oragway, 135 Atlanta falcons, lS, lB, 140 Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport, 6 Atlanta History Center, l8 Atlanta Ice Forum,3l Atlanta Metro 
airport , 6 bed and breakfasts,Sl cabins and camping, Sl driving trails, lS golf courses, 40 introduction, l4-l7 lodging, 44-Sl map, lS restaurants, l7 shopping, 38 sites and activities,l--43 Atlanta Motor Speedway, 34 Atlanta Opera,lB Atlanta Preservation Center Guided Walking Tours, lS,3l Atlanta Symphony Orchestra,lB Atlanta West Antique Mall, 148 Atlanta'sChinatown Shopping Square, 38 Atlantic Coastline Artists Gallery, 179 Auchumpkee Creek Covered Bridge, 178 Augusta, (P-9), 87-88,96,98, 113-114, 118, 119 
 
Augusta Arsenal/Augusta State University, 87 
Augusta Canal Interpretive Center, 87 Augusta Green Jackets, 87 Augusta Mall,96 Augusta Museum of History, 87 Augusta Riverwalk Marina,88 Aurora Theatre, 3l Au stell , 40 , 46 Automuseums,90, 138, 141 , 166 
Auto racing,34, 41, 60, lll , m,137, 143, 
147, 149, 164, 167, 168,178 Autrey Mill Nature Preserve and Heritage 
Center, l8 Avenue of Oaks, 6l Averitt Center for the Arts, 110 Aviation Hall of Fame, 11l Aviation Museum, Bl, 11 l 
BabyLand General Hospital, 123, 134 Bagby (George T.) State Park, 172 Bailey-Tebault House, 173 Bainbridge (E-ll), 166,172,18l, 185, 
186 Baker County Courthouse, 176 Bakeries, 90,177 Ball (Lamar Q.) Raptor Center,Bl, I10 Ballet, 36,43 Balloons.Ste Hot-air balloons Bamboo Farm and Coastal Gardens, 68 Bancroft SSBN-643 Sail Exhibit, 60, 6l Banks County Courthouse, 143 Banks CountyJail, 143 Banks Lake National Wildlife Refuge, 17S Baptist churches, 56,70, 86, 88 Barber-Pittman House, 180 Barker's Mill , 144 Barksdale Bobwhite Plantation, 90 Barnesville, 88, 90, 114 Barnsley Gardens, lll, 124 Barrow County Courthouse, 149 Barrow County Museum, 149 Bartow History Center, 127 Bartram Forest, 106 Bartram Trail, 16 Baseball, l8,30, 7l,87, 1l3,138, 147 Basketball, lS , 167 Battle of Resaca, 144 Battlefields, 16, 18, lO, 34,6l, 11 l, ll3, 
127,137, 140, 144.Seealsa Civil War Battles for Chattanooga Museum, 144 Baxley, 90,98, 114 Beach Institute/African-American 
Museum and Cultural Center, 68 Beaches, lB, 3l,41 ,Sl-SS, S6. 
Ste also Coast Bear Hollow Wildlife Trail,86 Bears, 141 Beaverdam Marina, 138 Becky Branch falls,134 Bed and breakfasts.Ste also Lodging 
Atlanta Metro,Sl Coast , 80-81 Historic South, 118-119 Mountains, 154-lSS Southern Rivers, 185 Bedingfield Inn Museum, 175-176 Bellevue Historical Home, 174 Ben Hill County Landing-Ocmulgee River, 170 Benjamin Hawkins Gravesite,109 Benjamin Hawkins Monument, 109 Bennett (Lawrence) Harness Training Facility, 97 Berry (Martha) Museum,145 Bert HarshPark, 176 Bete Todd Wages and Princess Lucie Shlrazi Vintage Clothing Collections, 140 Between the Rivers, Historic District, 145 Bicycle ram,8 Bicycle trails, 140, 164. See also Mountain biking Big Canoe, 146, 150, lSS Big Creek Greenway, lB BigCreek Trail Rides,97 
 
Big HammockWildlife Management Area, 97 
Big Hart Recreation Area, 111 Big Lazer Public Fishing Area, 178 Big Oak, 178 Big Peach Antique Mall,96 Big Red Apple Monument,136 Big 6Farm,96-97 Biking.Se, Bicycle ram;Bicycle trail; 
Mounta in bik ing Bingham (Reed)State Park, 164 Bird watching,18, l l, 56, 66, 7l, Bl,88, 
128,161 , 178.Stt a/soWildlife arell Birdsong Nature Centtr, 171 Birthplace of Rural Frtt Dtllvtry (RFD) 
Historical Marker, 108 Bishop, 98 Black Creek, 68 Black forest Bear P11k and Rtt,tile 
Exhibit, 141 Black heritage. 
Ste African Amerlcu lilts ud tours Black Heritage Trail Tour, 161 Black Rock Mountal SIJlt hr\, 144 Black Shoals Park, 90 Biackbeard lslaltl, 56 Blackbeard lslind Natloftil WIidiife 
Refuge, Sl, 56 Blackshear, (0-lO), 56, 61 Blackshear Lake, 161 Blackstock Vlnty11ds, 142 Blairsville (H-l), 124, 146, 150, 154, 1SS Blakely (0-19), 166, 112, 115, 186 Blanche nor Rldlflg Sllblts, 124 Blanton Crttk hr\, 173-174 Blind Sudo CO'ffltd Bridgt,144 Bloody nh B,ttle Site, 62 Blue and Glay Museum, 161, 170 Blue and Glay Trail, 16 Blue RI..., (F-l), 124,126,150, 154, 
lSS -1S6 Blue Ridge Scenic Rlllway, 124 Blue Ridge WIidiife Manageme,,t Area, 
136 Blue Willow Inn, 109-110 Blueb,rrles, 126, 164 Bluegrass Expms. 141 Bo Ginn Aqu rium and AqUllk 
EducationalCfflttr, 107 Boat rides, 56, 74, 147.Sttalso Canotlng; 
Kaya klng;Salllng Bobby Blown Si.te Park, 138-139 Bolingllrelt1, 90 Bona ire, 91 Bonave nture Ctmetery, 61 
Bookst ,u, 
Booth Western Art Museum,m, 127 
Botanical gMde ns, 28,36,61, 84,87, 90, 110..lft II/so Gardens 
Boundary Wmrs Resort. 142-143 Bowdon, 146 Bowen Cet1ter fol the Arts, 138 Bowens MIii Ash Hatchery, 170 Bowl Springs Park, lOS Bradley's Pumpldn Patch and Christmas 
Trees, 138 Braselton, 126,142, 146, 150 Brasstown 11,ld, 124 Braves Baseblll,ll Bremen, 146,148, 150 Brenau University Ptmlanent Art 
Collection, 140 Brer Rabbit Statue, 94 Brewery site,59 Bridge,56.Ste also C0'ffltd bridges Brigadoon Lodge, 128 Briscoe (T.W.) Park, 43 Bristol Hot AirBalloon Rides, 142 Broad River Campground, 111 Broad River Outpost, 138 Broad River Wildlife Maoagement Area, 
139 Brown (B utler) Gallery,97 Brown House Museum,109 Brown (Bobby)State Park, 138-139 Brunswick, (R-lO), 56,68,76-77,80,81 
 
Brunsw,ckShrimp Docks, 56 Brush Creek Sporting Club, 135 Bryant (Victoria) State Park, 147 Buchanan, 126 Bud Jones Ta,idermy Museum, 147 Buena Vista, 166, 172, 185, 186 Buford (H-6), 3l,38,46 Bullard Creek Wildlife Management Area, 
99 Bulloch Hall,41 Burke County Museum, 113 Burkhalter Home,1ll Burnt Mountain Overlook,143 Burton Gallery and Emporium,148 Burton Lake, 134 Burton's ferry Site, 111 Burt's Farm, 138 Bussey Point Recreation Area, 100 Butler Brown Gallery, 97 Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall and Sports 
Museum, 86 Byron, 90,96, 114 Byron Depot,90 
C. W. Pettigrew Farm and Community Life Center, 97 
Cabbage Patch Kidsdolls, ll Cabins and camping 
Atlanta Metro, S1 Coast , 81 Historic South,119 Mountains, lSS-159 Southern Rivers, 186 Cagle's DairyMAIZE, 126 Ca iro, 166, 182 Cairo Antique Automobile Museum, 166 Caldwell (Erskine) Birthplace and Museum,39, 162 Calhoun, (0-4), 126,146,148, 150, 156 Calhoun Produce,166 Callanwolde Fine Ans Center, lB Callaway Gardens Resort Preserve Community, 160, 177 Callaway Plantation, 11 l Camellia Society, 96 Camilla (G-lO), 166 Campb,11 County Museum,33 Camping.Ste Cibins and camping Cannon , 86 Cannon Falls Lodge, 135 Cannonball Hauteand Civil War Museum, 100 Canoe(anoe Outfitters, 100 Canoeing, 14, 16, 18, ll ,SB,60,BS, 99, 126, 134, 136, 140, 142, 144, 149, 161, 176, 178 Canoochee River, 90 Canton (f-S), 126, 146, 1S0 Capitol,19.Stt also Old State Capitol Building Capitol City Opera,l8 Capitol Museum, l9 Capito/in, Wolf, 145 Car racing.Set Auto racing Cara Studios/Carnegie Library Building,88 Carlos (Michael C.)Museum at Emory University, lS, JO Carnegie Library Building,88 Carnesville, 126 Carriage and buggy rides,60, 73,74, 136, 14l Carrollton, (C-8), 1l6-1l7, 146, 150, 1S4, 156 Carrollton Cultural ArtsCenter, 126 Cars.See Auto museums;Auto racing Carter.Jimmy, 1l, l4,30, 162, 177 Carter (Jimmy) Libr11yand Museum, ll, l4, 30 Carter (Jimmy) National HistoricSite, 162, 177 Carters Lake,144 Cartersville, (O-S), 127-128, 146, 148, 150, 156 Cartersville Historic Downtown Shopping District, 148 Casinos, 56 
 
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Cassville, 128 Cassville Confederaie Cemetery, 128 Cathedral of St. John the Bapiist,68 Ca1holic churches and caihedral,68, 88, 
90, 164 Cauble Park/Acworlh Beach, 28 Cave Spring, 128,154, 156 Cay Creek Welland lnierpretive Cenier, 60 Cecil, 167 Cedartown, (B-6), 128, 146, 156 Cedanown Civic Auditorium, 128 Cemeteries.See Confederate Cemeteries Centennial Olympic Park, 28 Center for Puppe1ry Am,28 Center for Wildlife Education, 110 Center of the World MonumenI, 141 Central State Hospital Museum, 106 Chamblee (F-7), 32,38,46 Chamblee's Antique Row,32 Chappell Gallery in Haygood House,112 Charlemagne's Kingdom, 123, 141 Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, 94 Chlteau !Ian Winery and Resort,142 Chatham Couniy Garden Center and 
Botanical Gardens,68 Chatsworth (0-2), 128, 146, 150-151, 
154, 156 Chattahoochee-Flint Heritage Highway, 
16, 161 Chattahoochee Forest National Fish 
Hatchery, 147 Chattahoochee Naiure Center, 41 Chattahoochee-Oconee National forest 
120, 140 Chattahoochee River, 170 Chattahoochee River National Recreation 
Area, 28 Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum,174 Chattahoochee Wildlife Management 
Area, 141 Chauncey, 90 Chehaw Indian Monument, 175 Chehaw lake, 164 Cherokee Capiial Historic Sile, 126 Cherokee Recreaiion Day Use Area,100 Chestaiee Wildlife Preserve, 136 Chickamauga, 128, 154 Chickamauga and Chattanooga National 
Military Park, 123,140 Chicopee Woods Agricultural Center, 140 Chief John Ross House, 147 Chief Vann House Historic Site, 128 Chieftains Museum, 145 Chieftains Trail,16, 122 Children's Museum of Atlanta, 30 Chinatown Shopping Square,38 Christ Church, Frederica,62 Christ Church (Savannah), 68 Christmas trees, 124, 138 Chukkar Farm and Polo Club, 28 Church-Waddel-Brumby House Museum, 
86 Churches.See specific cities and churches Cis1ercian monastery, 90 Civil Righls museums,72,164 Civil War, 14, 16, 18, 20, 28,32, 33, 34, 41 , 
60,70, 74,83, 85,86,87,94,100,108, 112,123,126, 127, 137, 138,140, 143, 144,161 , 166, 168, 170, 181.Seealso Confederate cemeteries and gravesiies; Confederaie monuments and memorials Clark Atlanta University Art Galleries, 29 Clark Farm and Produce, 108 Clark (Elijah) State Park, 100 Clarkesville (J-3), 128, 134, 146,148, 151 , 154,156 Clarks Hill Lake, 100 Clarks Hill Lake Wildlife Management Area, 111 Claxton, 90, 98, 114 Claxion Bakery, 90 Clay Hill Hunting, 176 Clayton, (J-2), 134,142, 146,151 ,154,156 Clayton College and State University, 39 Cleburne (Patrick)Confederaie Memorial Cemetery, 34 
 
Clem's Shoal Creek Music Park, 144 
 
Clermont, 134 
 
Cleveland (1-3), 134-135, 146,151 , 154, 
 
156-157 
 
Climaie, 3 
 
Clinton, 90 
 
Clinion Roadside Park, 90 
 
Clockiower, 147 
 
Cloudland Canyon Stale Park,145 
 
CNN Studio Tour, 29 
 
Coast. Se, aIsa Beaches 
 
driving trails,53 
 
golf courses,68 
 
iniroduction, 52-55 
 
lodging , 76 -81 
 
map, 53 
 
restaurants , 55 
 
shopping, 62 
 
sites and activities,52-76 
 
Coastal Plain Experiment Staiion, 180 
 
Coastal Plain Research Arboretum,180 
 
Cobb (Ty) Museum, 122, 147 
 
Coca-Cola Museum, 30 
 
Coca-Cola Painted Wall Sign,128 
 
Coca-Cola Space Science Center,167 
 
Cochran, 90,98, 114 
 
Cocke (Steve) Fish Haichery, 170 
 
Coffee State Park,94 
 
Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge. 166 
 
Cohutta, 135, 146 
 
Cohutta-Chattahoochee Scenic Byway, 
 
121 
 
Cohutta Fisheries Center, 135 
 
Cohutta Springs, 136 
 
Cohutta Wilderness Area, 128 
 
Colbert, 135, 146 
 
Coleman Opera House and Museum, 170 
 
Coleman (George) Planeiarium, 136 
 
College Park, 40,46 
 
Colonial Coast Birding Trail, 18, 53 
 
Colonial Mall Macon, 96 
 
Colonial Park Cemetery, 68-70 
 
Colony Art Gallery, 170 
 
Colquitt, (E-20), 167, 172, 185, 186 
 
Colquitt County Arts Cenier, 176 
 
Colquitt County Courthouse, 176 
 
Colquitt County Hisiory Museum, 176 
 
Colquitt County Jail, 176 
 
Colquitt County War Memorial,176 
 
Columbus, (0-14),167-168, 172, 174, 
 
182-183, 185, 186 
 
Columbus Cottonmouihs Hockey, 167 
 
Columbus GourmeI, 174 
 
Columbus Museum,167 
 
Columbus Riverdragons Basketball, 167 
 
Columbus Riverwalk, 167 
 
Columbus South Commons, 168 
 
I 
 
Columbus State Farmers Markel, 167 
 
Columbus State University Rankin Arts 
 
Center, 168 
 
Columbus Symphony Orchestra, 168 
 
Come Away Plantation, 108 
 
Comer (K-6), 135, 157 
 
Commerce, (J-5),135, 146,148, 151 , 
 
154,157 
 
Commerce factory S1ores, 148 
 
Conasauga lake, 128 
 
Concerts in the Country- Lanierland Music 
 
Park, 136 
 
Concord Covered Bridge, 42 
 
Confederate ceme1eries and gravesites, 
 
30, 32,34,36, 88,105, 108,128, 137, 
 
144, 170, 173, 174 
 
Confederate Flag Pole, 166 
 
Confederate monuments and memorials, 
 
14, 87,94, 110,128 
 
Confederate Powderworks Chimney, 87 
 
Conley, 46 
 
Consolidated Gold Mine, 136 
 
Conyers, 90,94, 98, 114-115 
 
Cool River Tubing, 141 
 
Cooper Creek Scenic Area,136 
 
Cooper Creek Tennis Center, 168 
 
Cooper's Creek Wildlife Management 
 
Area , 124 
 
Cooper's Friendship Monument, 127 
 
Cooper's furnace Day Use Area, 127 Coosa, 146 Cordele, (1-16), 168, 172,183,186 Corn mazes, 126, 138, 178 Cornelia (J-4), 136, 151 Cotton Hall, 167 Cotton Museum,180 Cottonmouths Hockey, 167 Country Siore at Skylake, 148 Courthouse Corridor, 18 Courthouses.See specific counlies Covered bridges,42, 90, 112, 126, 127, 
135, 144, 147,166, 181 Covey Rise Plantation, 166 Covington, 94, 96,98,115 Coweta Couniy African American Heritage 
Museum and Research Cen1er, 39 Crab canape recipe,55 Craftsman's Row, 109 Crandall, 136,151 Crane Creek Vineyards, 142 Crawford County Birthplace of John 
Pemberton, 100 Crawford County Courthouse Square, 100 Crawford W.long Museum,122,143 Crawfordville, 94 Creative Arts Guild (Dalton), 137 Crescen1 House, 180 Crime and Punishment Museum and last 
Meal Cafe,166 Crisson Gold Mine, 136 Crocker Pottery- North Georgia Folk 
Potiery Center, 144 Cromer's Mill Covered Bridge, 126 Crooked River State Park, 60 Cross Creek S1ables, 141 Crown Gardens and Archives, 137 Crystal River Ranch-llama Treks, 143 Crystals, 100 Culloden, 94 Culloden (William) Grave, 94 Cultural Arts Center (Douglasville),32 Cumberland Island, 56, 77, 81 Cumberland Island Ferry, 60 Cumberland Island National Seashore, 52, 
56 Cumberland Island National Seashore 
Museum , 60 Cumberland Mall, 38 Cumming (G-5), 136, 146, 148, 151 ,157 Currahee Mountain,149 Cusseta, 172,186 Cuthbert (0-17), 170,174, 183 Cycling.See Bicycle races Cypress Springs Wildlife Retrea1, 166 
Dacula , 40 Dahlonega, (H-3), 136, 142,146, 151 , 
154, 157 Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site, 
136 Dahlonega Tas1ing Room, 142 Dairy farm,179 Dallas, 136-137 Dalton (0-2), 137-138, 148,151, 154 Dalton Outlet Center, 148 Dan Tucker's Gravesite, 139 Dance, 36, 43 Danielsville, 138 Darien, 56, 58, 62, 77, 80,81 Darien Waterfront Park,56 Oauset Trails Nature Center, 99 David Bristol Hot -Air Balloon Rides, 142 Davis (Jefferson) Memorial State Historic 
Site, 170 Davis-Edwards House,108 Dawson, (f-17), 170 Dawson Forest Wildlife Management 
Area, 138 Dawsonville, (G-4), 138,146,148,151 , 
154, 157 Dawsonville Pool Room,138 Dean's Store, 149 Decatur (f-7), 25, 32, 38,40, 46-47,51, 
183 Deen (Max)Memorial Park, 90 
 
Deep Hole Recreation Area, 124 DeKalb Farmers Market, 32 DeKalb Hisiorical Society Historic 
Complex, 32 Dell-Goodall House,111 Demorest, 138, 157 Depot at friendship Plaza, 127 Oepo1s.See Railroad depots Design, Museum of,30 DeS010 Falls/DeSoio Falls Recreation Area, 
136 Oexter, 98 Dickey Farms, 108 Dick'sCreek falls, 134 Dillard, (J-1 ). 138,151 -152, 154, 157 Dillard House Siables, 138 Dining.See Restaurants Discover Mills,38 Dive centers.See Scuba diving Dixie Highway, 18 Dixie Speedway, 149 Dixieland Fun Park, 33 Doc Holliday Museum, 173 Dockery lake Recreation Area, 136 Doctor's museums, 134 Dodd (Lamar) Art Cenier, 174 Dodge County Public fishing Area,94 Dodge Tour de Georgia, 8 Doerun, 172 Dogwood Hunting Preserve, 166 Dogwood Plan1a1ion Hunting Preserve,36 Dolphin tours, 52,59,66,73, 75 Donalsonville, 170, 172, 183, 186 Donalsonville Murals, 170 Doraville, 32,47 Double-Barreled Cannon,86 Douglas, 94,98, 115 Douglas Municipal Airporl/Veterans Park, 
94 Douglass Theatre,100 Douglasville, 32,38,40, 47 Dow's Pulpit Monument, 108 Driftwood's Coastal Encounters,62 Driving trails.See Trails Drummer Boy Civil War Museum,164, 166 Dublin, 94, 98,115, 118, 119 Dublin-Laurens Museum,94 Dug Gap Battle Park,137 Dukes Creek Falls and Recreation Area, 
142 Dukes Creek Mine, 142 Duluth (G-6), 32-33,38,40, 47 Dunaway Gardens, 39 Dungeness Ruins, 56 Dunwoody, 47 Durhamtown Plantation Sportsman 
Resort,111 -112 
 Eagle Tavern Welcome Center,Museum, and Gift Shop, 113 Earl May Boat Basin Park, 166 Earth Day Nature Trail, 56 East Ellijay, 138,152 East Point, 33, 47 Eastman, 94,98,115 Eastman House,94 Eatonton, 94,96,98, 115,118, 119 Eclectic Electric Gallery, 29 Edison, 172 Education Museum, 107 Effingham Society's Old Jail Museum,75 1810 Country Inn and Winery, 111 Elachee Nature Science Center, 140 Elbert County Courthouse, 139 Elbert County WIidiife Management Area, 139 Elberton, (M-6), 138-140, 146,152,154, 157 Elberton Granite Museum, 139 Elder Mill Covered Bridge, 112 Elijah Clark State Park,100 Ellabelle, 58 Ellaville, 170 Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library, 176 Ellenwood, 40 Ellicott Rock Wilderness Area, 134 
 
Ellijay (f-3), 140,146, 1S2,157-158 Elliott, Bill, 138 Elliott Wildlife Center, 94 Ellis Broihers Pecans, 180 Ellis T. Paulk Park, 170 Elsie A.Holmes Nature Park, 144 Emanuel Am Council, Inc., 111 Emerald Prinm, casino/cruise ship, 56 Emergency numbers, 6 Emory University, 30 ENSAT Center, 86 Enierprise Mill, 87 Episcopal churches,88,107,128,178 Equestrian centers.See Horseback riding 
and equesirian centers Erskine Caldwell Birthplace and Museum, 
39, 162 Esiate Treasure, 38 Etowah Indian Mounds Hisioric Site, 127 Etowah Valley Game Preserve, 138 Euharlee Covered Bridge and Hisiory 
Museum, 127 Eulonia, 58, 77 Evans, 96,98 EvansCounty Public Fishing Area, 90 Evergreen Cemeiery, 170 Ezekiel Harris House (1797),87 
444 Heritage Trail,18, 83 Factors Walk, 70 Factory outlets.See Oullet stores; 
Shopping Fairburn (E-8), 33 Fairgrounds, 108 Failh Chapel,58 Falcons football, 25, 28, 140 Fargo (N-23), 58 Farm Fresh Tattnall, 109 Farm Tours of Appling County, 90 Farmers markets, 25,32, 34,109,164, 
166, 167, 168, 170, 176, 178, 179 farms, 8, 90, 96,97,108, 112,113, 121 , 
124, 126,138, 160, 164, 176,177, 179, 180,181.See also Orchards Fayette County Historical Society, 33 Fayetteville (f-9), 33-34, 40,47 Feather Air Hot-Air Balloons, 58 Federal Reserve Bank of Atlan1a Visiiors Cenier & Moneiary Museum, 29 federated Garden Club Center, 100 fernbank Museum of Natural History, 25, 29 Fernbank Science Center, 29 ferries, 60, 111 Fetterman (Annabelle Lundy) Educational Museum,96 Fieldstone Marina, 143 fields1one Resort Mountain Adventures, 143 Fillingame Shooting Preserve, 170 films.See Movie tours Fire and fire engine museums, 36, 42, 170 Firehouse Center and Gallery, 166 First African Baptist Church, 56, 70 Firs! Presbyterian Church, 86 Fish farm,99 Fisheries,128,135,147, 170, 181 fishing, 54, 56, 59,66,68, 73-76,90,94, 99, 128, 134, 138,140,142,145, 149, 164,166,175, 178,180.See also Coast Fitzgerald, 170, 172,174, 183, 185, 186 Fitzgerald Fire Engine Museum,170 Fitzgerald Five Story Plaza, 174 Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home,70 Flannery O'Connor Memorial,106 Flea markets, 36, 62, 148,178 flight centers, 140, 145 Flin! River Outdoor Cen1er, 178 Flint River Outpost, 164 Flin! RiverQuarium,163, 164 Florence Marina Stale Park, 177 Flovilla, 96 Flovilla 1885 School House, 96 Flowery Branch, (H-5), 140, 146, 154, 158 Flowery Branch Depot, 140 
 
188 
 
 Floyd (James H.) State Park, 147 Folkston, (P-22),58,68, 77, 80, 81 Folkston Funnel Train-Watching Platform, 
52,58 food festivals, 54, 163 football, 24, 28, 140 forest Park, 34, 47 Forestry museum, 76 Forests,86,90, 106, 108, 120, 140, 145 Forsyth, 96,98, 115, 118, 119 fort Benning, 172 Fort Frederica National Monument, 62 fort Gaines (C-18),170,172, 183, 185, 
186 fort Jackson,72 Fort King George Historic Site,54, 56 Fort McAllister Historic Park, 54,60 Fort Morris Historic Site, 60 Fort Mountain Stables, 128 Fort Mountain State Park, 128 fort Oglethorpe (8-1 ), 140, 152,154 fort Pulaski National Monument, 54, 70 Fort Screven, 7S Fort Stewart Military Museum, SS FortTyler, 181 fort Valley, 96-97,98,115 fort Vargo State Park, 149 Fortson, 172 Founders Memorial Garden, 86 FoxTheatre , 29 Fox Vineyards and Winery, 110,141 Foxfire Museum, 120, 144 Frank, Anne, 34 franklin, 173, 183, 186 franklin County Courthouse, 126 Franklin 0.Roosevelt State Park, 177 Fred Hamilton Rhododendron Garden, 143 Friendly City Park and Amphitheatre, 180 frogbottom Gristmill,99 Frogtown Cellars, 142 frontier Village, 172 Fruit cake,90 Fulton Scenic Byway, 25 Fulwood Garden Center, 180 Funeral Museum,34 Funk Heritage Center, 149 Funsville, 106 
G Gainesville, (H-5 ), 140-141, 146, 152, 154,158 
Gainesville Marina, 140 Galleria Riverside, 174 Galleria Specialty Mall,38 Gallery at South DeKalb,38 Gallery of Creation, 43 Garden Club of Georgia, 86, 100 Gardens, 28, 36, 39,42, 68,84,86, 87, 90, 
96,106,110, 124, 137, 143, 161 , 164, 173,177,180 See also Botanical gardens Gascoigne Bluff, 62 Gateway Antiques and Collectibles Mall, 148 Geechee Institute,73 Genealogical Society of Henry and Clayton Counties, 36 Genealogy,33, 90, 96, 109, 112, 138,174, 176, 179 General Coffee State Park, 94 Generation Gap,90 Genuine Georgia,96 Geography of Georgia, l George Bancroft SSBN-643 Sail Exhibi~ 60,62 George Coleman Planetarium, 136 George l. Smith State Park,111 George (Walter F.) law Museum,180 George T. Bagby State Park, 172 Georgetown, 173 Georgia Ballet,36 Georgia Department of Archives and History, 39 Georgia Department ofTransportation,6 Georgia Ensemble Theatre, 41 Georgia Grown Visitors Center and Gifts, 34 
 
Georgia Guidestones, 139 
 
Gwinnett Historic Courthouse,34 
 
Georgia Heritage Center for the Arts, 148 Gwinnett Historical Society/Gwinnett 
 
Georgia International Horse Park,83, 90 
 
History Center, 34 
 
Georgia Islands' Factory Shops, 62 
 
Gwinnett History Museum,34 
 
Georgia Mountain Parkway, 124 
 
Gwinnett Place Mall, 38 
 
Georgia Museum of Art, 86 
 
Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter,85, 108 
 
" H& HOrchards, 36 Habersham Winery, 142 
 
Georgia Southern Botanical Gardens, 110 Habitat for Humanity International 
 
Georgia Southern University Museum, 110 
 
Headquarters, 164 
 
Georgia state animals and plants,6 
 
Haddock, 97 
 
Georgia state motto,6 
 
Hahira, 173, 183 
 
Georgia State Patrol, 6 
 
Hall County Courthouse, 140 
 
Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park, 
 
Hambidge Center, 144 
 
168 
 
Hamburg State Park,108 
 
Georgia Winery Taste Center, 14 
 
Hamilton, (0-12), 173-174, 183, 185, 
 
Georgia Wines, Inc.,Tasting Room,142 
 
186 
 
Gerald I. Lawhorn Canoe Base and 
 
Hamilton House Museum, 138 
 
Training Center,176 
 
Hamilton (Fred)Rhododendron Garden, 
 
Gertrude Herber, Institute of Art, 88 
 
143 
 
Ghost tours, 42, 68, 73, 74 
 
Hampton (G-9), 34, 47 
 
Gilbert Civil Rights Museum,72 
 
Hancock County Courthouse, 110 
 
Gilmer Golf and Games, Inc., 140 
 
Hancock County Museum, 110 
 
Girl Scouts First Headquarters, 70 
 
Hancock'sWestern Wear, 176 
 
Glennville, 97, 115 
 
Hang gliding,145, 177 
 
Glider rides,145, 177 
 
Hapeville, 34,47 
 
Glynn Art Association,62 
 
Happy Valley Pottery,112 
 
Gold and gold mines,120, 122, 135. 136, Haralson County Courthouse,126 
 
142 
 
Haralson Mill Covered Bridge, 90 
 
Gold City Corral and Carriage Service,ll Hard Labor Creek State Park, 109 
 
Golden Isles Parkway, 18 
 
Hardy, Oliver, 97 
 
Gold'nGem Grubbin' Mine, I35 
 
Harlem, 97, 98 
 
Golf courses.See also Miniature golf 
 
Harness Training Facility, 97 
 
Atlanta Metro, 40 
 
Harris Arts Center, 126 
 
Coast, SJ,68 
 
Harris (Ezekiel)House,8 
 
Historic South, 82,98 
 
Harris Neck Wildlife Refuge, 58 
 
Mountains, 146 
 
Harsh (Bert) Park, 176 
 
Southern Rivers, 168, 172 
 
Hart (Nancy) Cabin, 139 
 
Golf Hall of Fame,87 
 
Hart County Community Theatre, 141 
 
Golf tournaments, 8,82 
 
Hart County Historical Museum, 141 
 
Gone with the Wind, JO, 33, 34, 36,88, 147 Hart County Wildlife Management Area, 
 
Gone with the Wind Hall of Stars Museum, 
 
141 
 
88 
 
Hart State Park, 141 
 
Gone with the Wind Movie Museum: 
 
Hartwell, (L-4), 141 , 146,152, 154,158 
 
Scarlett on the Square, 36 
 
Hartwell Lake,141 
 
Gooseneck Farms,96 
 
Hartwell Marina, 141 
 
Gordon (John 8.) Hall, 143 
 
Haunted Pillar, 88 
 
Gordon-Lee Mansion,128 
 
Hawkins (Benjamin)Gravesite, 109 
 
Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park, 109 
 
Hawkins (Benjamin) Monument, 109 
 
Gourds, lll, 147 
 
Hawkinsville, 96, 97, 98, 99, 115 
 
Governor's House, 143 
 
Hawkinsville Antique Mall,96 
 
Governor'sMansion, 29 
 
Hawks basketball,25 
 
Grand Theatre (Fitzgerald),170 
 
Hay House, 100 
 
Grand Theatre of Cartersville, 127 
 
Haygood House and Chappelle Gallery, 
 
Grandmother's Garden and Pathways of 
 
112 
 
Gold Park,42 
 
Hayward (Susan) Gravesite Monument, 
 
Granite Museum, 139 
 
126 
 
Grantville, 34 
 
Hazlehurst, 98, 99, 115 
 
Grave of William Culloden,94 
 
Hazlehurst Historical Museum, 99 
 
Graves Mountain,100 
 
Heard County Historical Center and 
 
Gray, 97, 98,115 
 
Museum, 173 
 
Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary,70 Heartland of the Confederacy Civil War 
 
Great Gatsby'sAuction Gallery,32 
 
Trail, lB, 83 
 
Green Jackets Baseball,87 
 
Helen (1-J), 141-142,143,146,152,154,158 
 
Green Street Historic District, 140 
 
Helen Tubing, 142 
 
Greene County Historical Society 
 
Helton Creek Falls, 124 
 
Museum, 97 
 
Helton Howland Park, 147 
 
Greenfield Church Site, 176 
 
Henderson Falls Park, 149 
 
Greensboro, 96,97,98, 99, 115, 118, 119 Hephzibah,98 
 
Greensboro Antique Mall,96 
 
Herb Farm, 97 
 
Greensboro's Old Rock Gaol Jail,97 
 
Herbert (Gertrude) Institute of Art,88 
 
Greenville, 185 
 
Heritage Hall, 105 
 
Griffin, (G-10), 172, 173,183 
 
Heritage Park (McDonough), 36 
 
Griffin City Park, 173 
 
Heritage Station Museum, 94 
 
Griffin Museum and Art Gallery, 173 
 
Herman C. Michael Park, 1ll 
 
Griffin Ridge Wildlife Management Area, Herndon Home, 29 
 
100 
 
Herty Nature Trail, 110 
 
Griuard Museum,39, 162 
 
Hiawassee (l-1), 142-143, 148, 152, 1S4, 
 
Grovetown, 97, 115 
 
158 
 
Grovetown Museum, 97 
 
Hickory Hill, 111 
 
Guido Gardens/Evangelistic Association. 
 
Hickorynut Cove Trout farm , 143 
 
106 
 
HiFi Buys Amphitheatre, 29 
 
Gullah culture, 55, 73 
 
High Falls State Park,99 
 
Gun Club, 109 
 
High Museum of Art,JO 
 
Guyton, 58 
 
High Museum of Art, folk Art, and 
 
Gwinnett Ballet Theatre, 43 
 
Photography, JO 
 
High Shoals Falls and High Shoals Scenic Area, 143 
Highway 197 Trail,20 Highway 441 Heritage Trail, 18,83 Hillcrest Orchards, 140 Hills and Dales, 161, 174 Hillside Orchard Farms, 143 Hinesville (R-17), 58,68,77 Hiram , 146 Historic Freight Depot/Georgia Building 
Authority.JO Historic Marietta Square, 38 Historic South 
driving trails.SJ golf courses,98 introduction , 82 -85 lodging, lll-119 map, 83 restaurants, 85 shopping , 96 sites and activities, 82-1ll Historic St. Marys Railway, 62 Historic trails. See Trails Historical sites.See specific sites History of Georgia, J Hockey,25, 167 Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation State Historic Site,53, 56 Hogansville, 183 Holcomb Creek Falls, 134 Holiday on Lake Lanier, 32 Holliday Dorsey-Fife House, 33 Holliday (Doc) Museum,173 Holloway (Sterling) Marker, 128 Holly Theatre, 136 Hollywood Connection, 168 Holmes (Elsie A.) Nature Park, 144 Homer (J-4), 143, 146 Homerville (M-21),58, 77 Honey beehive cake recipe, 163 Hoofer'sGospel Barn, 174 Horne's Buggy Rides, 142 Horse Creek WIidiife Management Area, 99 Horse Trough falls, 142 Horseback riding and equestrian centers, 27,28, 56,83,90,97,111,123, 124, 126,128, 134, 136, 138. 140, 141 ,147, 172, 174 Horsehoe Bend River Park,144 Horticulture Trial Garden, 86 Horton House Ruins,59 Horton's Books and Gifts, 126 Horton's Brewery Site,59 Hot-air balloons,34, 58,142 Hotels.See lodging Howland (Helton) Park,147 Hudgens (Jacqueline Casey) Center for the Arts, 32 Huie (Mildred) Museum at Mediterranean House,62 Human Experience Theatre, 168 Hunting, 36, 58, 90,108, 110, 111-112, 135, 138,143, 149, 164, 166, 167, 168, 170, 172,175,176, 177, 179 Hurricane Shoals Park, 144 
1-20 TreasuresTrail, 18,83 Ice hockey. See Hockey Ice skating, 32 Imagine It! Children's Museum of Atlanta, 
JO Imperial Theatre (Augusta).88 Indian Mounds,97, 127, 142,166 Indian Museums, 109, 145 Indian sites. See Native American sites Indian Springs, 99 Indian Springs Chapel,99 Indian Springs Hotel, 99 Indian Springs State Park, 99 Infantry Museum, 16B Ingleside Village Shopping and Arts 
Oistrict , 96 Iron Horse, 97 Island Players,62 ITA Collegiate Tennis Hall of fame, 86 
 
Ivan Allen Jr. Braves Museum and Hall of Fame/Turner Field Tours, JO 
Jack Daniel's Garden Patch,164 Jackson, 98,99, 115 Jackson Lake,99, 108 Jacksonville, 99 Jacqueline Casey Hudgens Center for the 
Arts, 32 Jaemor Farms, 124 Jails,75,88,94,97, 112, 143,166,176 James H. Floyd State Park, 147 Japanese garden, 97 Jarrell Plantation Historic Site, 99 Jasper (F-4), 143 Jay Bird Springs Resort,90 Jefferson, (J-6), 143 Jefferson Davis Memorial State Historic 
Site, 170 Jekyll Island, (5-21), 58-60,62, 68, 77, 
81 Jekyll Island Arts Association Exhibit,59 Jekyll Island Fishing Pier, 59 Jekyll Island History Center, 59 Jekyll Island National Historic Landmark 
Oistrict , 59 Jekyll Island Soccer Complex,59 Jekyll Wharf Marina, 59 Jesup, 98,99, 115 Jewell, 99 Jimmy Carter library and Museum, 12, 24, 
JO Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, 177 John B.Gordon Hall, 143 John Marlor House, 106 John Pemberton Birthplace, 100 John Ross House, 147 John Tanner State Park,126 Johnny Mize Athletic Center and Baseball 
Museum , 122, 138 Jolly Nut Company,96,97 Jones (Bud) Taxidermy Museum, 147 Jones County Courthouse,97 Jones Creek Church Museum, 100 Jonesboro (f-8), 34,40,47-48 Joseph House Gallery Cooperative, 174 Julianna'sAntiques, Gifts,and Tea Parlor, 
170, 174 Juliet's Antiques, 174 Juliette, 99-100 Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, 70 Juliette lake,99 
Kangaroo Conservation Center, 123, 138 Kauffman's Strawberry and Farm Market, 
176 Kayaking, 14, 16, 18,56, 58, 60,62, 66, 68, 
76, 85, 99, 134,136, 140, 142 Keller's Flea Market, 62 Kennesaw, (E-6), 34, 38, 48 Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield 
Park , 34 Keown Falls, 143 Kettle Creek Revolutionary War 
Banlefield, 112 Keysville, 98 King (Martin Luther)Center,30 King (Martin Luther) National Historic 
Site, 24 , 30 King Plow Arts Center/Actor's Express 
Theatre Company, 30 King-Tisdell Cottage, 52 Kingsland (R-22), 60, 6B, 77, Bl Kingston, 143 Kingston Woman's History Museum,143 Kirby-Quinton Heritage Cabin,143 Knoxville, 100 Koinonia Farms, 164 Kolomoki Mounds State Historic Park,166 Kudzu Playhouse of Roswell, 42 
l. l. Wyatt Museum,97 lacksen Plantation and Quail Hunting, 
110 Ladson Genealogical library, 112 Lafayette (B-J), 143,146, 152 
 
189 
 
 LaGrange (C-11), 174-175, 183, 185, 186 Lewis Vaughn BoIanical Gardens,90 
 
Lake Alla1oona, 127-128 
 
Luington, 100, 118 
 
Lake Blackshear Resorl and Golf Club, 168 Liberty Ship Memorial, 56 
 
Lake Blue Ridge Recrealion Area, 126 
 
Liberty Square, 106 
 
Lake Burton, ll4 
 
Liberty Theaier Cullural Center, 168 
 
Lake Burton Trout Hatchery, 128 
 
Liberty Trail, 18, 53 
 
Lake Burton Wildlife Management Area, 
 
Libraries,J0,87, 88, 112, 177, 180. 
 
ll4 
 
See also Genealogy 
 
Lake Chehaw, 164 
 
Liechty'sMill Farm, 177 
 
Lake Conasauga Recreation Area, 128 
 
Lighthouses, 53,66, 75 
 
Lake Conasauga Songbird Management 
 
LighIs on Macon Illumination Tour, 105 
 
Area, 128 
 
Lilburn, 34, 36, 48 
 
lake Hartwell, 141 
 
Lincoln County Historical Park, 100 
 
lake Jackson, 99, 108 
 
Lincolnton, 89, 100, 115 
 
Lake Julielle, 99 
 
Lindale, 146 
 
Lake Lanier, 32, 140 
 
Lindsay Grace Lake, 109 
 
Lake Lanier Islands, (H-5), 121,143, 
 
Lithia Springs, 36, 48, 144 
 
146, 152,158 
 
Lithonia , 38, 40, 48 
 
Lake Lanier Islands Beach and Waterpark, little Billies Strawberry Farm, 36 
 
32 
 
little Grand Canyon, 172 
 
Lake Lanier Olympic Center, 140 
 
Lillie Ocmulgee State Park and lodge, 
 
Lake Lindsay Grace, 109 
 
106 
 
Lake Nollely, 124 
 
Lillie Red Caboose. 99 
 
Lake Oconee, 94,97 
 
Lillie River Marina, 86 
 
Lake Park, 172, 174, 175, 183, 186 
 
Little St. SimonsIsland (S-20), 60, 77 
 
Lake Park Outlets, 174 
 
Lillie White House State Historic Site, 181 
 
Lake Rabun, ll4 
 
Live Oak Plantation, 164 
 
Lake Richard B.Russell, 139 
 
Lizella, 100 
 
Lake Russell Recreation Area, 134 
 
Llama Treks, 143 
 
Lake Russell Wildlife Management Area, 
 
Llewellin's Point Hunting Preserve, 177 
 
136 
 
Lock and Dam Regional Park, 145 
 
Lake Seed, 143-144 
 
Lockerly Arboretum, 106 
 
Lake Sinclair, 94, 106, 110 
 
Lockerly Hall, 106 
 
Lake Springs Recreation Area,86 
 
Locust Grove (G-9), 36, 38, 48 
 
lake Tehama, 143 
 
Lodging.See also Bed and breakfasts; 
 
Lake Tobesofkee Recrea tion Area, 105 
 
Cabins and camping 
 
Lake Tugalo, 148 
 
Atlanta Metro,44-Sl 
 
Lake Walter f. George, 172, 173 
 
Coast, 76-81 
 
Lake West Point, 181 
 
Historic South, l l l -119 
 
Lake Winfield Scoll Recreation Area. 147 
 
Mountains, 150-159 
 
Lake Winnepesaukah, 147 
 
Southern Rivers, 182-186 
 
Lake Yonah, 149 
 
Loganville, 36, 40, 48 
 
Lakeland, 175 
 
Long (Crawford W.) Museum, 122, 143 
 
Lakemont, 143-144, 154, 158 
 
Longstreet Gravesite, 140 
 
Lamar Dodd Art Center, 174 
 
Lookout Lake, 145 
 
Lamar Dodd School of Art Gallery, 86 
 
Lookout Mountain, 123, 144, 152, 154 
 
Lamar Q. Ball Raptor Center,82, 110 
 
Lookout Mountain Flight Park and 
 
Landers-Cain House and Sweetwater 
 
Training Center, 145 
 
Cemetery, 32 
 
Lookout Mountain Parkway, 20 
 
Lane Packing Company, 97 
 
Lott's Country Slore and Grist Mills, 1ll 
 
Laney Museum of Black History, 88 
 
Loudermilk Boarding House Museum, ll6 
 
Laney-Walker HisIoric District, 88 
 
Louisville, 100,115 
 
Langdale Park, 180 
 
Low (Andrew) House, 68 
 
Lanier Cottage, 105 
 
Low (Juliette Gordon) Birthplace, 70 
 
Lanier Flight Center, 140 
 
Lowndes County Historical Society and 
 
Lanier Lake,32, 140 
 
Museum. 180 
 
Lanier Lake Olympic Center, 140 
 
Lucas Theatre for the Arts, 70 
 
Lanier Museum of Natural History,32 
 
Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black 
 
Lanier National Speedway, 126 
 
History,88 
 
Lanier Sailing Academy, 32 
 
Ludowici, 100 
 
Lanierland Music Park, ll6 
 
Lula, 144, 154 
 
Lapham-Patterson House Historic Site, 
 
Lumpkin (0-16), 176 
 
161, 178 
 
Lutheran Church of the Ascension, 70, 72 
 
Larry's Lanier Guide Services, 140 
 
Lyndon House Am Center, 86 
 
Las1 Meal Cafe, 166 
 
Lyons, 100 
 
Laura 5.Walker State Park,76 
 
Laurel and Hardy Museum, 97 
 
M Mable House Amphitheatre, 36 
 
Laurel Grove South Cemetery, 70 
 
Mableton (E-7), 36, 48 
 
Lavonia (K-4), 144, 152, 154, 158 
 
Macon, 96, 98, 100, 105, 115-116 
 
Law Museum, 180 
 
Macon Arts Gallery, 105 
 
Lawhorn Canoe Base and Training Center, Madison, 105-106, 116, 118 
 
176 
 
Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, 106 
 
Lawrence Bennett Harness Training 
 
MadisonMuseum of Fine Art, 106 
 
Facility, 97 
 
Magnolia Cemetery, 88 
 
Lawrence Shoals Recreation Area,94 
 
Magnolia Springs Stale Park, 107 
 
Lawrenceville (H-6), 34,38,40,48 
 
Magnolia Tree Park, 180 
 
Leconte Woodmanston National Historic 
 
Major long House, 39 
 
Place, 60 
 
Major Ridge Home, 145 
 
Lee and Gordon's Mills, 128 
 
Male Academy Museum,41 
 
Leesburg (G-17), 175 
 
Malibu Grand Prix family Entertainment 
 
Legion Theater and the Pumphouse 
 
Center, 41 
 
Players, 127 
 
Mall at Stonecrest, 38 
 
Lenox, 175 
 
Mall of Georgia, 38 
 
Lenox Square, 38 
 
Malls.See Shopping 
 
Leslie (G-16), 175 
 
Manchester, 176, 183 
 
Lewis Griuard Museum, 39, 162 
 
Mansell House and Gardens, 28 
 
www.GEORG 1AON M vM IN o.ORG I 1 .800 V1s1T GA 
 
Maps A1lanta Meiro, 25 Coast. SJ Georgia , 4 Historic South,83 Mountains, 121 Southern Rivers, 161 
Marble Hill, 144, 158 Marble School House, 149 March to the Sea Heritage Trail,20 Margaret MiIchell House, JO Margaret Mitchell Playhouse, 34 Maridean'sMarketplace, 174 Marietta, (E-6), 25,36, 38, 40,48-49, 50 Mariella/Cobb Museum of Art,36 Marietta Confederate Cemeiery/Mariena 
City Cemetery, 36 Mariella Fire Museum,36 Mariella Museum of History, 36 Marietta National Cemetery, 36 Marinas.See specific cities and towns Maritime Museum, 55, 72 Mark of the Potter, 148 Market House, 100 Mark'sMelon Patch, 178 Marlor House, 106 Marlow House Gallery, 36 Marsh tours.See Swamp, marsh,and river 
tours Marshall Forest, 145 Martha Berry Museum, 145 Martin Centre, 94 Martin Luther King Center, JO Martin Luther King Jr.National Historic 
Site, 24,JO Martinez, 106, 116 Mary Ross Waterfront Park, S6 Mary Willis Library, 112 Massee Lane Gardens, 96 Massie Heritage Interpretation Center, 72 Mauldin House, ll4 Mausoleum, 94 Max Deen Memorial Park, 90 May (Earl) Boat Basin Park, 166 Mayfield Dairy Farms, 126 Maysville, 144, 146 Mazes, 126, lJB, 178 McCaysville, 144,154,158 Mccranie Brothers Turpenline Still, 11 J McDaniel-Tichenor House, 108 McDonough (G-9), 36, 39,40, 49 McIntosh Reserve, 149 McIntosh Sugar Mill Ruins, 62 McKenzie-Reynolds House, 166 McKey Park. 180 McRae, 98, 106, 116, 118,1 19 Meadow Garden House Museum, 8 Meadows National Gun Club, 109 Meansville, 172 Medicine Bow, Ltd.. ll6 Melhana,The Grand PlantaIion. 179 Melon Bluff Nature & Heritage Center, 60 Melon Patch, 178 Memorial Park (Athens), 86 Memory Hill Cemetery, 106 Mennonites, 176 Mercer Chapel, 97 Mercier Orchards, 126 Meriwether-Pike Scenic Byway, 20 Merrill Pecan Company, 181 Methodisl churches,73, 145 Metter, 96,98, 106, 116 Michael C. Ca rlos Museum at Emory 
University, 25,JO Michael (Herman C.) Park, 11J Middle Georgia Pottery, 100 Midland, 175 Midway, (5-17), 60, 77, 80,81 Midway Museum,60 Migh1y EighthAir Force Museum, 60 Mildred Huie Museum at Mediterranean 
House, 62 Mlleagechart,4 Mililary museums, 58,60,87, 168 Milledgeville, 98, 106-107, 116, 118, 
119 
 
Millen, 107-108, 116 
 
1928 Meller Commissary, 106 
 
Millennium Murals, 167 
 
Nahunta, 60 
 
Million Pines Visilors Cen1er. 111 
 
Nancy Harl Cabin, 139 
 
Mills, 62,87,99, 112, llJ, 128, lJB, 142, 
 
Nantahala Outdoor Center, ll4 
 
144 
 
Nash (Harold) Fishing Guide Service. 140 
 
Milltown Murals, 175 
 
Nashville (K-20), 176 
 
Milner, 96, 108 
 
National Archives and Records 
 
Milstead 104 Dinky Sieam locomotive, 90 
 
Administration , JJ 
 
Milton log Cabin, 28 
 
National Infantry Museum, 168 
 
Mineral Museum, 149 
 
National Museum of Patriotism, JO 
 
Miniaturegolf,41,42, 140,141. 
 
National Science Center's fort Discovery, 
 
See also Amusement parks/centers 
 
88 
 
Minnehaha Falls, 148 
 
Native American sites, 16, 84, 96,97,99, 
 
Mistletoe State Park,86 
 
105,109,122.126, 127,128,141, 142, 
 
Misty Mountain Train Museum, 124 
 
145, 147,149,166,167, 175 
 
Mitchell, 108 
 
Native Americans, 60 
 
Mitchell (Margaret) House, JO 
 
Natural history museums, 43 
 
Mitchell (Margaret) Playhouse, 34 
 
See also Science museums 
 
Mize (Johnny) Athletic Center and 
 
Nature centers/preserves,25,28, 34,36, 
 
Baseball Museum, 122, ll8 
 
39, 41 ,43, 56, 59, 60,62, 70, 72, 76,86, 
 
Moccasin Creek State Park, ll4 
 
88,90,99, ll8, 140,144, 178, 180.See 
 
Mock Springs, 97 
 
also Wetlands centers; Wildlife areas 
 
Molena, 176 
 
Nature trails, 36,56, 76,86, 110, 164, 170, 
 
Mollie Jane's Antique Mall. 174 
 
173-174, 175, 180 
 
Monastery of the Holy Spirit, 90 
 
Naval Museum, 168 
 
Monroe, 98, 108 
 
Navy Supply Corps Museum,87 
 
Monroe County Museum and Genealogy 
 
Neptune Park, 62 
 
Room, 96 
 
NESPAL, 180 
 
Montara Farm, ll4 
 
New Echota Cherokee Capital Historic Site, 
 
Montezuma (H-15), 176, 183, 185 
 
126 
 
Monticello, 98,108,116 
 
New Hope Church Monument, ll6-ll7 
 
Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway,Bl, 
 
Newman Wetlands Center, 34 
 
108 
 
Newnan, (0-9), 39,40, 41 , 49 
 
Moody Forest Natural Area,90 
 
Newnan Community Theatre Company, 41 
 
Moore Methodist Museum, Library and 
 
Newton, t76 
 
Archive , 62 
 
Noah's Ark Animal Rehabilitation Center, 
 
Moreland (0-10), 39 
 
36 
 
Morgan County African American 
 
Noble Hill-Wheeler Memorial Center, 128 
 
Museum, 106 
 
Nora Mill Granary, 142 
 
Morganton, 144, 154,159 
 
Norcross, 38,41 ,49-50 
 
Morganton Point Recreation Area, 144 
 
North DeKalb Mall, 38 
 
Morris, 176, 186 
 
North Georgia Premium Outlets, 148 
 
Morris Museum of Art,88 
 
North Oconee River Greenway and 
 
Morrow, 38,39,49 
 
Heritage Trail,86 
 
Morton Theatre, 86 
 
North Point Mall, 38 
 
Motels.See Lodging 
 
Northeast Georgia History Center, 120, 
 
Moultrie (1-20), 176, 183-184, 185, 186 
 
140 
 
Moullrie's Antique Trail, 176 
 
Northeast Georgia Moun1ains Travel 
 
Mount Berry Square Mall, 148 
 
Associalion, 141 
 
Mountain AdvenIures al the Fieldstone 
 
Northlake Mall,38 
 
Resort, 143 
 
Norwood, 108 
 
Mountain biking,90, 124,140, 142,144 
 
Nottely Lake, 124 
 
Mountain City, 144, 159 
 
Nunn (Sam) Exhibit, 108 
 
Mountain Crossings at Walasi-Yi Center, 
 
Nutmeg's, 38 
 
124 
 
Mountain Fun Center, 36 
 
0 Oak Grove Cemetery, 62 
 
Mountain Parkway Trail, 18,124 
 
Oak Grove Plantation & Gardens, 41 
 
Mountains 
 
Oak Hill Cemetery, 127 
 
driving trails, 121 
 
Oak HIii/Martha Berry Museum, 145 
 
golf courses, 146 
 
Oak trees,62, 73,87, 178 
 
introduClion, 120-123 
 
Oakbin Pond Preserve, 180 
 
lodging, 150-159 
 
Oakland Cemetery, JO 
 
map, 121 
 
Oakleigh, 126 
 
restaurants, 123 
 
Oakman, 144, 159 
 
shopping, 148 
 
Oaks Miniature Golf, 141 
 
sites and activities, 120-149 
 
Oakwood, 153 
 
wineries, 142 
 
Oatland Island Edumion Center, 72 
 
Mountasia fun Cenier, 36 
 
Obediah's Okefenok,76 
 
Movie tours, 12, 94 
 
Ocmulgee National Monument,84, 105 
 
Murals, 167, 170, 175 
 
Ocmulgee Outfillm, 97, 99 
 
Musella, 108 
 
Ocmulgee River, 99, 106, 170 
 
Museum and Archives of Georgia 
 
Oconee foreSI Park, 86 
 
Education, 107 
 
Oconee Lake, 94, 97 
 
Museum of Arts and Sciences (Macon), 
 
Oconee National Forest, 108 
 
105 
 
Oconee Springs Park,94 
 
Museum of Aviation, 112 
 
O'Connor (Flannery) Childhood Home, 70 
 
Museum of Colquitt County Hisiory, 176 
 
O'Connor (Flannery) Memorial, 106 
 
Museum of Design, JO 
 
Odum (Ellen Payne) Genealogy Library, 
 
Museum of Southeastern Indians. 109 
 
176 
 
Music and musical theater, 12,33, 41, 84, Ogeechee Canal Museum and Nature 
 
100, ll6, 141, 144, 163, 170, 174, 177 
 
Center, 72 
 
Music Hall of Fame, 100 
 
Ogeechee Outpost, 58 
 
Myrtle Hill Cemetery, 145 
 
Ogeechee River, 72 
 
Myrtlewood Hunting Plantation, 179 
 
Ogeechee River Mill, 112 
 
1902 Stock Exchange and Public Square 
 
Ogeechee Wildlife Managemenl Area, 112 
 
Opera House, 124 
 
Oglethorpe, (G-15), 176, 186 
 
190 
 
 Oglethorpe Mall,62 
 
Pelham, 177 
 
Oglethorpe Speedway Park, 60 
 
Pemberton (John) Birthplace, 100 
 
OHCO Textile Center, 96 
 
Pembroke, 60 
 
Okefenokee Education and Research 
 
Pendergrass, 148 
 
Center, S8 
 
Pendergrass flea Market, 148 
 
Okefenokee Heritage Center, 76 
 
Perimeter Mall,38 
 
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, S2, S8 Perry, 98,108,116-117, 118,119 
 
Okefenokee Sporting Clays,S8 
 
Persimmon Creek Vineyards, 142 
 
Okefenokee State Park, S8 
 
Pettigrew (C. W.) farm and Community 
 
Okefenokee Swamp Park, 76 
 
life Center, 97 
 
Old Courthouse on the Square, 32 
 
Pettigrew-White-Stamps House, 178 
 
Old Dan Tucke(s Gravesite, 139 
 
Petting farms, 124, 144, 178 
 
Old Dixie Highway Trail, 18 
 
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park,88 
 
Old Glynn County Courthouse, S6 
 
Phipps Plaza, 38 
 
Old Governor's Mansion, 107 
 
Pickens County Jail,143 
 
Old Jail Museum and Archives 
 
Pickett's Mill Battlefield Historic Site, 123, 
 
(Barnesville), 88 
 
137 
 
Old Jail Museum (Conyers), 94 
 
Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge, 109 
 
Old Kiokee Baptist Church,86 
 
Pierce County Heritage Museum &Depot, 
 
Old Mill Antiques Village, 42 
 
56 
 
Old Mill Museum,39 
 
Pigeon Mountain, 143 
 
Old Opera House,97 
 
Pine Hill Plantation, 167 
 
Old Red Barn Gift Shop and McSimmons 
 
Pine Mountain, 172, 174, 177, 181 ,184, 
 
Barnyard , 99 
 
18S, 186 
 
Old Sautee Store, 147 
 
Pine Mountain Antique Mall, 174 
 
Old South farm Museum and Agricultural Pine Ridge Hunting Plantation, 172 
 
Learning Center, 181 
 
Pine Top farm Equestrian Center, 111 
 
Old State Capitol Building, 107 
 
Plains, lf-16), 174, 177, lBS, 186 
 
Old Stone Church Museum,144 
 
Plains Historic Inn and Antiques Mall,174 
 
Oldest Jail, 112 
 
Planetarium, 136, 149,167 
 
Olive forge Herb farm, 97 
 
Plantations, 34,41 ,42,S2,S6, 60, 62,68, 
 
Olive Theatre, 170 
 
BS,99, 106, 108, 110, 112, 128, 161 , 
 
Olympic Park, 28 
 
179 
 
Omaha ((-1S), 177, 186 
 
Plum Orchard Mansion, S6 
 
Onions, 82 , 112 
 
Po Boy Opry, 170 
 
Opera, 28 
 
Pocket Recreation Area, 143 
 
Opera houses,97, 168, 170 
 
Polk County Historical Society Museum, 
 
Orange Hall House Museum,62 
 
128 
 
Orchards, 36, 108, 126, 138, 140, 143, 178. Polo, 28 
 
Set alsa farms 
 
Pool room, 138 
 
Ossabaw Island,60 
 
Pooler (S-1 S). 60,77 
 
Outback Range and Recreation Center, 99 Poole's MIii Park and Historic Covered 
 
Outlet stores,38, 62,96, 148, 174. 
 
Bridge, 136 
 
See also Shopping 
 
Poplar Place farm Equestrian Center, 174 
 
Outpost Replica, 172 
 
Port Columbus National Civil War Naval 
 
Owen and Williams fish farm, 99 
 
Museum,161 , 168 
 
Owens-Thomas House, 72 
 
Port Wentworth {T-lS),60, 77-78 
 
Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Portal, 108 
 
Center, 168 
 
Pottery, 100,112, 144, 148 
 
Oxford, 108 
 
The Pottery, 148 
 
Oxford College, 108 
 
Powder Springs, 41 
 
Prater's Mill, 138 
 
p Panola Mountain State Conservation Park, Presbyterian church,86 
 
43 
 
Presley, Elvis, 136 
 
Panther Creek falls/Panther Creek 
 
Priester's Pecans Candy Kitchen and 
 
Recreation Area, 134 
 
Restaurant, 108 
 
Papermaking museum, 28 
 
Prime Outlets of Calhoun, 148 
 
Paradise Public fishing Area, 180 
 
Prisoner or War Museum, 161 ,166 
 
Parks.See Amusement parks/centers; 
 
Prisons.See Jails 
 
Water parks; Waterfront parks; and 
 
Providence Canyon State Conservation 
 
specific parks 
 
Park, 176 
 
Parks at Chehaw, 164 
 
Pumpkin farms, 138 
 
Parrott (f-17), 174,177, 18S 
 
Pumpkin Patch farm, 124 
 
Parsons store, 148 
 
Puppetry Arts Center, 26, 28 
 
Pasaquan folk art, 166 
 
Pyne Road Park,174 
 
Passport information, 6 
Patrick Cleburne Confederate Memorial a Quall Country Lodge and Conference 
 
Cemetery, 34 
 
Center, 166 
 
Patriotism museum,JO 
 
Quail hunting.See Hunting 
 
Patriots Park,97 
 
Quinlan Visual Arts Center, 141 
 
Paulding County Museum, 137 
 
Quitman, 177 
 
Paulk (Ellis T.) Park,170 
 
Peach Blossom Trail, 18 
 
R Rabun Beach Recreation Area, 134 
 
Peach Outlet Shops at Byron, 96 
 
Rabun Gap, 144, 1S4, 1S9 
 
Peach recipes, 27,8S 
 
Rabun lake, 134 
 
Peach State Speedway, 143 
 
Racing.See Auto racing 
 
Peaches and peach farms,82, 97,108, 
 
Racing Hall of fame, 138 
 
124,126, 176 
 
Rafter H.Rodeo Arena, 176 
 
Peachtree Center Mall, 38 
 
Railroad depots,30, 90,94, 127,1 40, 163 
 
Peachtree City, 40, SO 
 
Railroad museums, 25,33, 34, S8,72,94, 
 
Peachtree Peddlers Flea Market, 36 
 
99, 124, 164, 178 
 
Peanut Monument,166 
 
Railroad steam locomotives, 76,90,141, 
 
Peanuts, 166 
 
177 
 
Pebble Hill Plantation,161 , 179 
 
Railroad trips, 62,124, 168 
 
Pecans and pecan farms,82, 96,97, 108, Railroad Tunnel,138 
 
164, 174, 17S, 180 
 
Railroad viewing, S2,S8 
 
Ralph Ma rkGilbert Civil Rights Museum, 72 
Ranches,83, 106,178 Rankin Ans Center of Columbus State 
University, 168 Rankin House Museum and Historic 
Columbus foundation, 168 Raptor Center,82, 110 Raven Cliff falls, 142 Rayonier Wildlife Management Area, 99 Recipes 
buttermilk &pecan chicken, 123 crabcanape,SS honey beehive cake, 163 peach cobbler, 8S peach state bread,27 Red Oak Covered Bridge, 181 Red Pebble farms,168 Red Top Mountain State Park and lodge, 127-128 Reed Bingham State Park, 164 Reefs, 70 Rehabilitation facilities, 181 Reidsville, 98,109, 117, 119 Remember When Theatre, 142 Remerton, 178 Remerton Mill Village, 178 Resaca , 144 Restaurants.See also Recipes Atlanta Metro, 27 Coast , S4 Historic South, 8S Mountains , 123 Southern Rivers, 163 Revolutionary Cemetery, 100 Revolutionary War,60, 100,112 Reynolds, 172,178, 184 Reynolds Mansion,S2, 53, 68 Reynolds Memorial Nature Preserve, 39 RFD (Rural free Delivery) Historical Market, 108 Rhodes Hall, JO Rhododendron Garden, 143 Rialto Center for the Performing Arts, 30 Rich Mountain Wildlife Area, 140 Richard 8.Russell State Park, 139-140 Richland, IE-16), 178,184 Richland Rail Museum, 178 Richmond Hill, (S-16),60,68,78, 81 Richmond Hill Historical Society and Museum, 60 Ridge and Valley Scenic Byway, 121 Ridgeway Mountain Bike Trail, 140 Rincon, 68, 78,81 Ringer Park,174 Ringgold (C-2), 142,144-14S,146, 148, 1S3, 159 Rio Piedra Plantation,166 Rising fawn, 145, 1S9 Ritz Theater, 178 Ritz Theatre (Brunswick), S6 River Bluff at lake Walter F. George, 173 River forks Park, 141 River North fly fishing,134 River Park, 140 River tours.See Swamp, marsh,and river tours Riverboats.See Boat rides River(enter for the Performing Arts,168 Riverdale, SO Riverdragons Basketball, 167 Riverfront Plaza,72 Rivers.See Southern Rivers;and specific rivers Riverstreet Riverboat Company, 74 Riverwalk Augusta,88 Road Atlanta, 126 Road to Tara Museum, 34 Robert Simpson Nature Trail. 17S Robert Toombs House Historic Site, 112 Roberta, 109 Rochelle,98, 109 The Rock, 178, 186 Rock City Gardens,123, 144 Rock Eagle Effigy, 96 Rock House, 111 
 
Rock Mill Plantation, 99 Rock Ranch, LL(. 178 Rock Spring, 14S Rockmart (C-6), 14S, 146 Rocky Mountain Recreationand fishing 
Area, 14S Rodeo Arena,176 Rogers House,106 Rolater Park, 128 Rollins Planetarium, 149 Roman Holiday boat,147 Rome, (C-S), 14S, 146, 147, 148, 1S3, 
1S4 , 1S9 Rome Area History Museum, 147 Rome Little Theatre, 147 Rome Speedway, 147 Rome Symphony Orchestra, 147 Rome's Clocktower, 147 Roosevelt, franklin 0., 12,163, 181 Roosevelt Riding Stables, 177 Roosevelt IF. 0.) State Park, 177 Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for 
Rehabilitation , 181 Root House Museum,36 Rose Cottage, 106 Rose Gardens,97, 179 Rose Hill Cemetery, lOS Rose Lawn Museum, 128 Ross (Chief John) House, 147 Ross (Mary)Waterfront Park, S6 Rossville, 147, 1S9 Roswell, lf-6), 2S, 38,41, SO Roswell Antique Market, 38 Roswell Cultural Arts Center, 42 Roswell fire and Rescue Museum, 42 Roswell Historic DistriCI, 42 Round House, 14S Round Oak, 109 Roundhouse Railroad Museum,72 Royston (l-5), 146, 147, 153, 159 Rum Creek Wildlife Management Area,96 Rural free Delivery (RFD) Historical 
Marker, 108 Rural Telephone Museum,17S Russell-Brasstown Scenic Byway, 20, 121 Russell family Cemetery, 149 Russell Lake, 134, 136 Russell (Richard 8.) State Park,139-140 Rutledge, 98, 109 Rylander Theatre,164 
Sacred Heart Cultural Center, 88 Sailing, 32,60 Salzburger Museum and Church, 60 Sam Nunn Exhibit, 108 SAM Shortline,168 Sand Gnats Baseball,72 Sandersville, 109,117 Sandy Bottom Recreation Area, 134 Sandy Creek Nature Center, 86 Sandy Creek Park,87 Sandy Springs, SO Sapelo Island, (S-19), S2, SJ,68, 78, 81 Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research 
Reserve, 68 Sarchet Country Store, 32 Sasser, 178 Sasser flea Market, 178 Satilla Waterfront Park, 76 Sautee, 11-3), 147,1 48, 1S4,1S9 Sautee Nacoochee Center, 147 Sautee-Nacoochee Indian Mound, 142 Savannah, IT-1 6), 54,62, 68, 70,72-75, 
78-79, 80,81 Savannah Avenue Historic OistriCI,110 Savannah City Market, 68 Savannah festival factory Stores, 62 Savannah History Museum, 72 Savannah Mall,62 Savannah National Wildlife Refuge,72 Savannah Ogeechee Canal Museum and 
Nature Center, 72 Savannah Rapids Pavilion,106 Savannah Sand Gnats Baseball, 72 Savannah Theatre, 70 Scarlett's Secret, 147 
 
Scenic 19/Trail, 20 School buses, 97 School houses, 72. 96, 106, 128, 143,148, 
149 Science museums, 2S, 29, 32, 43, 88, lOS, 
167 Scottdale, 42 Screven, 109 Scuba diving,66 Scull Shoals, 97 Sea Island, SS, 68, 7S, 79 Sea Island Resort, 7S Sea Turtle Walks, 60 Seabrook Village, S2, 60 Seashore.See Beaches;Coan Second Time Around Mini farm, 112 Seed Lake, 143-144 Seminole Courthouse, 170 Seminole State Park,170 Senoia, 42 Senoia Historic OistriCI, 42 Seven Islands Trail, 108 Sharpsburg, 42 Shellman Bluff, 68 Shields-Ethridge Heritage farm, 143 Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, SS, 72 Shoppes at the Magnolia fore,96 Shopping 
Atlanta Metro,38 Coast, SS , 62 Historic South,96 Mountains, 148 Southern Rivers, 174 Shops of Historic Roswell,42 Shrimp boats, S6 Sidney Lanier Bridge, 56 Sidney Lanier Cottage, lOS Signers Monument,88 Silver Comet Trail and Riverwalk, 14S Silver Dollar Raceway, 178 Simpson (Robert) Nature Trail,175 Sinclair Lake,94,1 06, 110 Six flags Over Georgia, 30 Skate centers, 32 Skeet shooting, S8, 109 Skidaway Island State Park, 72 Skiing, 147 Sky Valley, 147, 1S3 Sky Valley Resort, 147 Skydive Atlanta, 178 Skydiving, 128, 14S, 178 Smallest Church in America, S8 Smarr, 109 Smith Plantation House,42 Smith (George L.) State Park, 111 Smithgall Arts Center, 141 Smithgall Woods Conservation Area and Lodge, 142 Smithville Village, 124 Smyrna, 40,42-43, SO Smyrna Museum, 42 Snellville, 40,43, SO Snyder farm Stables, 172 Soaring Eagle Glider Rides, 177 Soccer, S9 Social Circle, 109-110,141 Soperton, 110 Sosebee Cove Scenic Area, 124 Sound Play, Inc., 177 South Commons (Columbus), 168 South DeKalb Gallery, 38 South Georgia Motorsports Park, 167 Southeastern lxpeditions-Chattooga River Rafting, 134 Southeastern International Dragway, 137 Southeastern Railway Museum,33 Southern Cross Guest Ranch, 106 Southern forest World, 76 Southern Highroads Trail, 20, 126 Southern Museum of Civil War and locomotive History,34 Southern Nantahala Wilderness Area,134 Southern Passages:the Atlantic Heritage Coast, 21 Southern Rivers driving trails, 161 
 
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 golf cou1m, 172 introduction, 160-163 lodging, 182-186 map, 161 restaurants, 163 shopping, 174 sites and activities, 160-181 Sou1hern Rivers Birding Trail, 21, 161 Souihern Tree Plantation, 124 Southlake Mall, 38 Southside Theatre Guild, JJ SpaceScience Center, 167 Sparta, 110 Sparta-Hancock County Museum, 110 Specialty Shops of Metter,96 Spivey Hall,Clayton College and State University, 39 Splash in the Boro, 110 Sports.See specific sports Spom Hall of Fame, 100 Sports museum,86 Sportsman Resort,111 -112 Sprewell Bluff State Park, 178 Spring Creek Preserve, 138 Springer Opera House, 168 Springfield, (S-14), 75 Springfield Baptist Church,88 Springfield Village Park,88 St.James Episcopal Church, 128 St. John the Baptist Cathedral,68 St. Johns Church and Parish House, 72 St. Marys, (R-22), S5,60,62, 68,79,80 81 St. Marys Aquatic Center, 62 St. Marys Submarine Museum,62 St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 88 St. Simons Island, (S-20), 52,62, 66, 68, 79, 81 St. Simons Island Fishing Pier, 66 St. Simons Island lighthouse Museum, 66 St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 107 St. Teresa's Ca1holic Church,164 Starcadia Entertainment Park, lOS Starr's Mill Scenic Stop, JJ Startime Entertainment Complex, 42 State Botanical Garden of Georgia, 87 State Capitol, 29.See also Old State Capitol Building State parks. See specific parks State Patrol, 6 State University of West Georgia, 126 Stately Oaks Plantation,34 Statesboro, 98, 110, 117, 118,119 Stalham, 146 Steam locomotives,76, 90, 141 , 176 Step Above Stables, 124 Stephen C. Foster State Park. See Okefenokee State Park Stephens (A.H.)State Park,94 Stephens County Historical Museum, 149 Sterling Holloway Marker, 128 Stetson-Sanford House, 107 Steve Cocke Fish Hatchery, 170 Still Pond Vineyards, 166 Stock Exchange, 124 Stockbridge, 40,43, 50 Stone Mountain, 40,43, 50, 51 Stone Mountain Park, 26,43 Stonecrest Mall, 38 Stonehenge of America, 139 Stonewall Cemetery, 173 Stores and malls. See Shopping Storytelling Museum, 167 Storytelling Tours of HistoricRoswell, 42 Stovall Mill Covered Mill,147 Strawberries, 36, 176, 178 Submarines, 55,60, 62 5uches, 147, 159 Sugar Creek Alpaca Farm, 126 Sugar Hill,40 Sugar Mill Ruins, 62 Summer Waves Water Park,59 Summerville, IB-4), 147, 153, 154, 159 Summerville HistoricDistrict,88 Sumners Pecan Groves, 175 Sun Valley Beach,41 Sunburst Stables, 134 
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Sunny Farms North,136 
 
Toccoa Fall,, 149 
 
Universityof Georgia Visitors Center,87 
 
Surrey Center, 96 
 
Toccoa River Canoe Trail, 21 , 126 
 
Upper Chattahoochee River Recreation 
 
Susan Hayward Gravesite Monument, 126 Toombs (Robert) House Hi1101ic Site, 112 
 
Area, 142 
 
Sutton'sCorner Frontier Store Museum, 172 Touch of Wood, 174 
 
Upper Hi Flyfishing Outfitters, 143 
 
Suwanee, 40, 50-51 
 
Tours.Stt specific cities and towns 
 
Upper Hi Fly fishing Store, 148 
 
Swainsboro, 98, 111 , 117, 118 
 
Town Center at Cobb, 38 
 
U.S.A1my Corps of Engineers Visitors 
 
Swallow Creek Wildlife Management 
 
Town Well (Social Circle), 110 
 
Center, 172 
 
Area, 143 
 
Townsend, 79, 81 
 
U.S.441 Heritage Trail, 18,83 
 
Swamp Gravy, 160 
 
Trackrock Archaeological Area, 124 
 
U.S.Navy Supply Corps Museum,87 
 
Swamp,marsh,and river tours, 14, S8,66, Trackrock Stables, 124 
 
U.S. 19 Oragway, 164 
 
73-74, 76, 136 
 
Trade Winds Marina,86 
 
U.S. Play, 34 
 
Swamp Nature Park,88 
 
Trails, 16, 18, 20-21 ,2S, Sl, 8l, 108,121 , 
 
Swan Center Outreach, 144 
 
124, 126, 144, 145, 161. 
 
V Valdosta (K-22), 172, 180,184-185, 186 
 
Sweet Grass Dairy, 179 
 
See also Nature trails 
 
Van Wert Methodist Church and Historic 
 
Sweetwater Creek State Conservation 
 
Trains.See Railroad headings 
 
District, 145 
 
Park, 36,144 
 
Transportation department,6 
 
Vaughn (lewis) Botanical Gardens,90 
 
Swint's Pecans and Candies,96 
 
Travel information, 6 
 
Vernon Square, 56 
 
Sylvania, 111 ,117 
 
Travel services.See specific cities and 
 
Veterans Memorial State Part, 168 
 
Sylvester, 172, 184 
 
towns 
 
Veteran'smemorials/parks, 94,164,167, 
 
Symphony orchestras, 28, 147, 168 
 
Traveler'said, 6 
 
168, 176 
 
Traveler's Rest HistoricSite, 149 
 
VFW Park (Buchanan), 126 
 
1.W.Briscoe Park, 43 
 
Tray MountainWilderness Area, 142 
 
Victoria Bryant State Park, 147 
 
Talbotton (E-1 J), 178 
 
Treasures Along 1-20,18,83 
 
Vidalia, 98, 112, 117 
 
Talking Rock, 147 
 
Tree farms, 124, llB 
 
Vidalia Onion Factory and Gifts, 112 
 
Tallapoosa, 146,147-148, 153, 159 
 
Tree That Owns Itself,87 
 
Vidalia sweet onions, 82, 112 
 
Tallulah Falls, 148, 148-149, 1S9 
 
Trenton (A-2), 146, 149, 153, 159 
 
Vienna, (1-16), 180 
 
Tallulah Falls lake, 148 
 
Tribute to 1he American Indian, 167 
 
Villa Rica, 146, 149, 153, 15S 
 
Tallulah Falls Recreation Area, 134 
 
Trion, 146, 153 
 
Villanow General Store, 148 
 
Tallulah Falls School Museum, 148 
 
Trolleys,68, 74 
 
Vines Botanical Gardensand Manor 
 
Tallulah Gallery, 148 
 
Troup County Historical Society and 
 
House, 36 
 
Tallulah Gorge State Park, 148-149 
 
Archives, 174 
 
Vineyards. See Wineries and vineyards 
 
Tallulah Point Overlook and Tallulah 
 
Troup'sTomb, 110 
 
Vinings, 38 
 
Adventures, 149 
 
Trout farms, 128, 138 
 
ViningsJubilee Shopping Center,38 
 
Tallulah River Recreation Area, 134 
 
Tubing, 141 
 
Vintage clothing, 140 
 
Tanger Outlet Center, 38 
 
Tubman African American Museum, lOS 
 
Visitor Information Centers, 4 
 
!anger Outlets of Commerce, 148 
 
Tucker, 40,43, 51 
 
Vogel State Park, 124 
 
Tanner (John) State Park, 126 
 
Tucker's (Old Dan)Gravesite, 139 
 
Tate, 149, 154 
 
Tugalo Lake, 148 
 
Waco, 149 
 
Tate Branch Recreation Area, 134 
 
Tugaloo State Park, 144 
 
Waleska, 146, 149 
 
Tate Elementary School,149 
 
Tunnel Hill, 146 
 
Walk the Halls of History, 112 
 
Tate Student Center Gallery, 87 
 
Tunnel Hill Heritage Center, 138 
 
Walker (Alice) Self-Guided Driving Tour, 
 
Taxidermy Museum, 147 
 
Turkey Creek Outfitters, 168 
 
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Taylor-Grady House, 87 
 
Turner (Annette Howell)Center for the 
 
Walker (Laura S.) State Park,76 
 
Taylor Orchards, 178 
 
Arts, 180 
 
Walnut Square Mall, 148 
 
Teaching Museum North,42 
 
Turner County Courthouse, 166 
 
Walter F.George Lake, 172, 173 
 
Tearooms, 170, 178 
 
Turner County Ja il, 166 
 
Walter F.George Law Museum, 180 
 
Tehama Lake, 143 
 
Turner Field Tours, JO 
 
Ware-Lyndon House,86 
 
Telephone Museum, 175 
 
Turpentine Still, 113 
 
Warm Springs, (E-12), 163, 172, 174, 
 
TelfairCounty Boat landing, 106 
 
Turtles, 60 
 
181 , 185, 186 
 
Telfair Museum of Art, 72 
 
Tuten (A. Ra ndall) Environmental Park,90 Warm Springs Regional Fisheries Center 
 
Telfair's Owens-Thomas House, 72 
 
Tut's Game Preserve, 134 
 
and Aquarium, 181 
 
Tennis, 86, 168 
 
Tutt (Anne) Gallery, 174 
 
Warm Springs Village, 174 
 
Tennis Hall of Fame,86 Theatre Albany, 164 
 
Twin City, 111 
Ty Cobb Museum, m, 147 
 
Warner Robins, 98, 112, 117-118 Warrenton, 98, 112 
 
Theatre Dublin,94 
 
Tybee Island, (U-16), 52, 75-76, 79-80, Warthen, 11 2 
 
Theatre in the Square,36 
 
81 
 
Warwoman Dell Recreation Area, 134 
 
ThomasCounty Historic Courthouse 
 
Tybee Island lighmation and Tybee 
 
Warwoman Wildlife Management Area, 
 
Square, 178 
 
Museum , 75 
 
134 
 
Thomas County Museum of History, 179 
 
Tybee Island Marine Science Center, 75 
 
Washington, 112,118 
 
Thomaston, (F-12), 172, 178, 184, 185, Tyrone, 40 
 
Washington County Genealogical 
 
186 Thomaston-Upson Archives, 178 
 
u UGA.See University of Georgia 
 
Museum, 109 Washington Farms, 113 
 
Thomasville, (H-22), 172, 178-179, 184, Unadilla, 180, 184, 185 
 
Washington Historical Museum,112 
 
185, 186 
 
Uncle Remus Museum,96 
 
Water parks, 32, 36,59,62,87, 106, 110. 
 
Thomasville Cultural Center, 179 
 
Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze and Pumpkin 
 
Set also Amusement parks/centers; 
 
Thomasville Genealogical, History,and 
 
Patch, 138 
 
Beaches 
 
Fine Arts Library, 179 
 
Underground Atlanta, JO 
 
Waterfront parks, S6,76,88, 145, 167 
 
Thomasville Rose Garden, 179 
 
Unicoi Outfitters, 142 
 
Watermelon Capital Speedway, 168 
 
Thomson, 98, 111 , 117, 119 
 
Unicoi State Park and Lodge, 142 
 
Watkinsville, 112-113 
 
Thrashers hockey, 25 
 
Union City, 43,51 
 
Wa15on-Brown Foundation, 111 
 
Three Sisters Vineyardsand Winery, 142 
 
Union County Historical Society Museum, Watson Mill Bridge State Park, ll5 
 
Thronateeska Heritage Center, 164 
 
124 
 
Waving Girl Statue,73 
 
Thunder Road U.S.A., 1l8 
 
Union Point, 98, 111 -112 
 
Waycross, 68,76,80 
 
Tidelands Nature Center,59 
 
University of Georgia Arboretum,87 
 
Waynesboro, 98, 113, 118 
 
TIit Park, 164 
 
University of Georgia art galleries, 86, 87 Waynesville,81 
 
TIit Theater for the Performing Arts, 180 University ofGeorgiaathleliccomplex 
 
We Let the Dawgs Out Public Art Exhibit, 
 
Tifton, (J-19), 172, 179-180,184, 185, 
 
and museum,86 
 
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186 
 
University of Georgia Coastal Plain 
 
Wedding Chapel, 141 
 
TIiton Museum of Arts and Heritage,180 
 
Experiment Station,180 
 
Weinman Mineral Museum, 149 
 
Tiger, 142, 154, 159 
 
University of Georgia Marine Education 
 
Wells, 110 
 
Tiger MountainVineyard and Winery, 142 
 
Center and Aquarium,73 
 
Wendy's Antiques and Interiors, 174 
 
Tignall, 111 , 119 
 
University of Georgia Onion and 
 
Wesley Monumental United Methodist 
 
Time Remembered, Southern Style 
 
Vegetable Research Center, 112 
 
Church, 73 
 
Tearoom, 178 
 
University of Georgia Research and 
 
West Dam Recreation Area,86 
 
Tobesofkee Lake, 105 
 
Education Garden, 173 
 
West Georgia Museum oflallapoosa, 122, 
 
Tooa, (K-J), 146, 148, 149, 153, 1S5, 
 
University of GeorgiaTIiton Campus 
 
147 
 
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Conference Center, 180 
 
West Point, 181 ,18S, 186 
 
West Point lake, 181 Western and Atlantic Railroad Tunnel, 
138, 149 Western Art Museum, 122, 127 Weston, 181 Westville Village, 160, 176 Wetlands centers, 34,60, 62,68, 72, 88, 
138, 168, 180 Whistle Stop Cafe and Juliette 
Community, 100 Whistlestop Cornerstone Antique Market, 
148 White, 149, 153 White Water and American Adventures, 
36 White-water rafting,36, 134, ll8, 144 Whitesburg, 149, 153, 159 Whitewater Creek Park, 176 Wild Adventures, 160, 180 Wild Animal Safari, 160, 177 Wild Bill's,JJ Wilderness Camp Marina, 149 Wildlife areas,36,56,58,72, 76,86,88, 
94,96, 99, 100, 109, 111, 112,124,134, 136, 138, 139, 140,141 , 142, 166, 175. See also Animal preserves/parks; Nature centers/preserves;Wetlands centers Wildwater ltd.Rafting, 134 Wildwood Outfitters, 142 WIidwood Park,86 Will-A-Way Recreation Area, 149 Willacoochee, 113 Williamson, 172 Williamson Mausoleum,94 Willis Knob Recreation Area, 134 Willi s( Mary)Library, 112 Willis Park, 166 Wills Park Equestrian Center, 28 Wilson (Woodrow) Boyhood Home, 12, 87 Wilson ShoalsWildlife Management Area, 143 Winder (1-6), 146, 149, 153,159 Wineriesand vineyards, 110, 111, 142, 166 Wink Theatre, 138 Winnepesaukah Lake, 147 Winston, 40 Wiregrass Trail, 21 ,83 Wolf Mountain Vineyards, 142 Woodbine, 76 Woodbury IE-11), 172, 181 Woodland, 181 Woodpecker Trail, 21 Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home,87 Woodruff Arts Center, JO Woodstock, 146, 149, 153 Woody's Mountain Bikes, 142 World of Coca-Cola Museum,JO World's First Coca-Cola Painted Wall Sign, 128 Wormsloe Historic Site, SJ,73 Wray-Nicholson House, 87 Wrens, (0-10), 98, 113, 118 Wren's Nest House Museum, 30 Wrightsboro, 111 Wrightsville (M-12). 113 Wyatt IL. l.) Museum,97 
Yatesville, 186 Yellow River Game Ranch, 36 Yesterday's Antiques and Refinishing, 148 Yoder's Country MarkeL 176 Yoder's Deitsch Haus, 176 Yonah Lake, 149 Young Harris (H-1), 142, 146, 149, lSJ, 
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Zebulon, 172,181 Zion Farms Equestrian Camps, 147 ZooAtlanta, 27, JO 
 
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