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Albany 422 W. Ogl.11,o,pe Blvd.
Alma USHwy I& 23
Amtricas 1007 US Hwy 19
Ashburn 823 E. Washington A
Athens 230 N. Finley St.
Atlata Airport East 5116 Hwy 85
Atlanta Airport South 1540 Phoenix Blvd.
Atlanta Delk Road/H1rleH1 2191 NW Parkway
Atlanta Doogl. .vllle/Fairburn 5489 Westmo,dand Pim
AtlantaDowntown 300 Spring SL NW
Atlanta Dulath 1920 Pleasant Hill Rd.
Atlant Ktarteuw 760 Cobb Pl1et Blvd.
Atlanta M11i,t11 753 N. MariII Pkwy
Atlaat, MultH/ Windy Hill Ro,d 4502 Circlt 75 Parkway
Atlaou McDonoagh 744 GA Hwy 155 South
Atlanta Norcross 5385 Peachtree Ind. Blvd.
Atlanta Northeast/ Jimmy Carter Blvd. 5990 W.,tern Hill1Dr.
Atlanta Northwest 1701 Northside Drive
Atlanta Nm Six Fl1gs/Aust,II 95 S. Smico Road
Atlant Southl1kt/Horrow 1599 Adamson Parkway
Atlanta Sandy Springs 5750 Ro,w,11 Rd.

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Atl,nta Stone Hoant,io 2006 Gltnn Club Dr.
Allaola Shannon Hall/Union City 6840 Shannon Park,-ay
Argudo 3320 D,ans Bridge Rd.
Augusta Whulu Rd. 3654 Wheeler Rd.
Bainbridg 1407 Tallahassee Rd.
Bl,kely 1097 Arlington Ave.
Bronswlck Interstate 95 5033 New Jesup Hwy
Buford Hall of GA 4267 Buford Dr. Hwy 20
Byron . Highw,y 49 1,75 &246 N. Hwy 49
c.iro 35 US Hwy 84 Eut
Calhoon 1-75, E.xit 315, 1220 R..! Bud Rd
C,rtersville 5618 Hwy 20 SE
Cuttaoov Ringgold 5435 Alabama Hwy
Clayton 54 Highway 441
Clland. 2445 Main Strfft
Conyers 1350 Dogwood Dr.
Cordolt 2109 E. 16th Ave.
Cathburl Rt. I, US Hwy 27 &82
Dahlonoga 833 S. Chestatee St.
D1llos 1007 Old Harris Blvd.
DoHlsonville Hwy84
Dublin 2111 Hwy 441 S.

Elbtr1on 302 Elbtrt SL
Forsyth 1,75, Exit 187 & 343N. L..SL
For1 V,lley 300 Commercial Htighls
G,.y 288 W. Clinton St.
Heltn 75 S. Main SI.
Hlomlllt 738 Oglethorpe, Hw,84
Jackson 625 fol Third Street
Mylllsland Octanfront 60 South Beachvlew Dr.
Jesup 1096 Eipress lane
L1Fay1Ho 2209 North Main Street
LI G11ng Cllaway G11d1ns 2606 Whlluville Rd
L,wrto<III 731 Duluth Hwy
H1eon 2856 ltlftrsonillt Rd
M1<on-Wut 6000 Harmon Rd.
H1disoo 2001 Eatonton Hwy
M1ncheslt1 2546 Roostvtll Hwy
Mllltdgtvillt 2551 N. Columbia St.
Montezuma 520 Spaulding Rd.
Peachtru City 2800 Hwy 54 Weit
Peny Inns &Sultos 201 Led Dr.
Pint Mountain 368 South Main A,e.
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Sa,annah Historic Distrid Inn I Elts Square/ ADay, Hold 201W. Bay SL
Snannah, Oglelkrpe Mall 114 Mall Blvd.
SavaoHh Richmond Hill US 17, Exit 87
Statesboro 461S. Main St.
Swainsboro 654 S. Main St.
Sylwania 404 W. Ogechee St.
Sylvester Albany East 909 E. Franklin SL
Thomuton 1211 &1215 Hwy 19
Thomon 2658 Cobbham Rd.
Tilton 1199 Hwy 82 W01t
Trontoo 95 Killian Ave.
Toccoa 1101 S. Big ARd.
Towastacl 1-95 &GA 57, E.xit 58
Valdost, 1827 Wo.st Hill Ave.
V,ldo.ta -lake Park 4913 Timber Rd.
Yldall, 1503 Lyons Hwy 280
Warner Robins 215 Margie Dr.
Waycross US 1South, 2016 Memorial Dr.
Waynesboro US Hwy 25 S.& 325 lib,rty St.

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Contents
Welcome to Georgia ....................................................2 How to use t his guide..................................................8 More to Explore ................................ ............................12 Scenic Trails .................... ............................................ ..20
The Five Regions of Georgia Atlanta Metro ....................................26 Coast ....................................................44 Historic South ...................................66 Mountains ...........................................98 Southern Rivers ..............................130 Golfing/Shopping/Lodg ing .........153

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Welcome to Georgia
I believe 2006 will be a landmark year for Georgia tourism. After looking through our latest travel guide, I'm convinced you'll agree that our state has an outstanding array of attractions waiting for you to visit. This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the 1996 Olympic Games, and the 75th Anniversary of Georg ia's State Parks system. These anniversaries. along with the opening of some great new destinations, have put Georgia in the spotlight this year. That's a position that we're used to, and our great state usually shines brightest when we're in the limelight.
Please accept my open invitation to visit anytime. Georgia embraces all who arrive within its borders and treats them to the best of Southern hospitality. Whether you are sampling the state's diverse scenic beauty, neighborly communit ies, world-class attractions, superior shopping or outst anding recreational p ursuits, it wi ll be the warmth and generosity of the people here that w ill leave you wanting to visit again and again.
Come see the many faces of the Peach St ate, a place of bounty and promise. One v isit here and you wil l d iscover what Georgians have long known - our hometowns, history and hospital ity are unmatched. Discover the wide variety of adventures and experiences that guarantees you will create memories here made to last. Come to Georgia. Put your dreams in motion!
Governor Sonny Perdue

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History
British general James Oglethorpe landed on what would become Georgia in 1733. The acquisit ion of this land would serve to buffer t he British colonies, particularly t he Carolinas, from t he Spanish in Florida. Georgia was named In honor of King George II and became t he 13th colony. On a b luff overlooking the river, Oglethorpe founded Savannah, America's first p lanned city.
At the end of the 1700s, the invention of the cotton g in made cotton king and Georgia farmers rich. The population grew as people arrived to try their hand at culti vating "white gold," and grand p lantations were established w ith slave labor from West Africa.
The Civil War brought an end to the prosperity. Georg ia was devastated; its homes, farms and families lay in ruin. The long, hard recovery continued until World War 11 , when industry finally began to breathe life back into the economy.
With Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. leading the way for social change in the 1950s, segregation was abolished, and Atlanta, became the capital of the New South. Today, Atlanta is a force in t he world of international business and the site of corporat e headquarters for Coca-Cola, UPS, Home Depot. Rubbermaid, CNN and Delta Airlines. Smaller cit ies and towns around the state hum w it h vitality, wh ile rural areas offer pastoral serenity and a cornucopia of the gifts of the earth.
Climate and Geography
Unlike many states, Georgia is b lessed with four distinct seasons. Spring is resplendent w ith dogwoods and azaleas bursting forth in blooms. Fall is equally stunning as the state's abundance of trees begin raining down
their crimson and gold loads of leaves. Summer days are warm (reaching the upper 80s), and the nights
are p leasantly balmy. The w inter promises some rain as well as bright. brisk, sun-fi lled days and temperatures in the 40s and 50s. The Mount ains region is usually a few degrees cooler than t he rest of t he state, and its peaks are dusted with snow at times. Snow is rare south of Atlanta.
Geographically the state is wonderfully diverse. The north is dominated by foothills and rugged mountains. The pine-forested Piedmont region of middle Georg ia w ith its famous red clay soil boasts fertile fields and rolling hills. And t he east is a region of coastal p lains, salt marshes and otherworldly barrier islands.

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STATE PARKS
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This Celebration Comes In
Green, Brown a Blue.
While ever ything else changes. Georgia State ParkS remain true to nature. From anrebelfum planta'lions. civil war battlerields and ancient Indian mounds to breathtaking canyons. tumbling wau~rfa[ls. lakes and _meticul ously maintained championship golf courses... our parkS are" as .
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Georgia Visitor Information Centers

Augusta, Richmond County
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Columbus, Muscogee County US Hwy. 185 and Williams Rd. 706-649-7455 Southern Ri vers

Kingsland, Camden County 1-95 N., 912-729-3253 Coast

Lavonia, Franklin County 1-85 5., 706-356-4019 Mountains

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 M o u n tai n s

Valdosta, Lowndes County 1-75 N.. 229-5 59-5828 Southern Rivers

West Point, Harris County 1-85 N., 706-645-3353 Southern Rivers

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There's something magical about pitching a tent and camping under the stars That's why we provide many of the parks and recreational areas 11ou'II find here 111 Georgia It's a chance for you to experience the great outdoors, escape everyday life and sample a little bit of nature. And with plenty of parks and 350 campsites, you can find a great place even closer than you think. Camping Fishing. Hiking. It's all here for you. Learn more at 1-888-GPC-Lake or georgiapower.com/gpclake. Then get out there.

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How to use this guide

To help you make the most of your trip to Georgia, the Georgia Depart ment of Economic Development has put together this 2006 Georgia Travel Guide. Within these pages, the state is divided into f ive 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 p lanning your trip to verify hours of operation, fees, reservations and other informat ion.

Map

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 6. It's wort h 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.

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You'l l 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.

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IMPORTANT NUMBERS Georgia State Parks 800-864-7275 Georgia Travel Information 800-VISIT GA Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport 404-530-6830 Passport Information 800-275-8777 Traveler's Aid 404-817-7070

EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Georgia State Patrol 404-624-6077 (dial *GSP when using a cell phone)
Georgia Department of Transportation (road conditions)
888-635-8287 (dial *DOT or #DOT when using a cell phone)

Fun Facts
State Bird Brown thrasher State Fish Largemouth bass State Folk Dance Square dancing State Fossil Shark's tooth State Gem Quartz State Insect Honeybee State Tree Live oak State Vegetable Vidalia onion State Motto Wisdom, Justice, Moderation State Reptile Gopher tortoise State Butte rfly Tiger swallowt ail State Fruit Peach State Flower Cherokee Rose

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Keep on Rolling
Catch the excitement of cycling at the annual world-class international competition Tour de Georgia, or participate in year-round b ike-riding events for everyone from casual riders t o experienced athletes. Thanks to the legacy of Lance Armstrong's p articipation, the Tour attracts the elite of international cycling. Sports enthusiasts from around the world line the course to cheer them on, and then stay to enjoy street fest ivals hosted by communities along t he race route. Amateur cyclists enjoy miles of trails in every region of Georgia and on every level of terrai n, such as the 48-mile Silver Comet Trail from Atlanta to Rockmart, t he 23-mile Bartram Trail at Thurmond Lake or t he Aska Trail system in Blue Ridge. Events such as Bike Ride Across Georgia (BRAG), the Athens Twilight Criterium or Jekyll Island Challenge offer something for everyone. georgia.org/travel/adventure
Harvest of Happiness
The p eaceful pace of rural life is sure to enchant. Rolling hills, verdant pastures and seemingly endless fields burst forth w ith nature's bounty every season in Georgia. Go o n an authentic hayride, tour a dairy or f ish hatchery, lose yourself in a cornfield maze, or pet a pig or goat. Pick your own peaches, blueberri es, apples, strawberries and pumpkins or stop by a roadside stand for the freshest local p roduce, pecans, honey, boiled peanuts and Vidalia o nions. Choose fully ripened, fresh-from-the-vine fruits and veget ables, flowers or plants at local farmers' markets. From wine weekends to watermelon festivals, there's always plenty happening in the beautiful Georgia countryside. georgia.org/travel/entertainment

Tee-Time
Golfing in Georg ia is a pleasure. The courses are of the highest quality and are easily accessible. Combine t hese considerations w ith the variety of greens and the fantastic weather, and you begin to understand why golfers the world over are eager to tee up in Georgia. With its distinctly d ifferent regions, Georgia's golfing topography is as d iverse as the ext ensive list of courses d esigned by golfing g reats from Jack Nicklaus t o Tom Fazio. Luxurious golfing packages include greens fees and accommodations from private cabins to four-star hotels to ocean-v iew rooms. Many of Georgia's scenic state parks also offer top-notch courses. Watching professional t ournament play is a must and nothing approaches the Masters Golf Tournament held each spring in Augusta. Other tournaments like Savannah's Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, The TOUR Championship in Atlanta, the Chick-fil-A Charity Golf To urnament in Stockbridge or the BellSouth Classic in Duluth keep the golf faithful looking to Georgia year-round. georgia.org/tourism/golf Call 1-800VISITGA (1-800-847-4842) for a free Georgia Golf Guide georgia.org/travel/rejuvenate/golf

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A hundre yeJ rs ago, Thomasville was celebrated as one of the most fashionable places in the world to visit. Many of its wealthy no1thern visitors bought land and built e laborate houses they called "winter cottages: Others purchased area plantations and changed them from agricultural sites to shooting estates. The Hanna 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 $tunning antiques and sp~)Jting art and stroll tpe beautifully Jandscaped grounds to gain an insightful glimpse into the plantation's elegant past. Histolic downtown Thomasville has restored and maintained its Victolian character and offers supetior shopping and excellent dining. One ofAmerica's premier sporting art festivals, the Plantatio n Wildlife Alts Festival, sponsored by the Thomasville Culturd.l Center, occurs each November. The Thomasville Cultural Center is the place where area citizens go for art classes, music lessons, and cultural activities of all kinds.
Pebbl e Hill Plantation Highway 319 Soud1 Thomasville, GA 31792 (229) 226-2344, web: www.pebblehill.com Lapham-Patterson House, (229) 225-4004, email: lphouse@rose.ne t Thomasville Cultural Center, (229) 226-0588, web: www.tccarts.com Thomas County Museum of History, (229) 226-7664, web: www.rose.net/-history
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Homestate Heroes
Georgia and its people have exerted q uite an influence on American history, shaping the lives of Presidents Jimmy Carter, Franklin Roosevelt and Wood row Wilson. All three have called Georgia home, and each of their residences is open to the public. Visit Carter's boyhood home in Plains, w h ere he learned the values that guided him as a naval officer, governor and president. In Atlanta, the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum displays his Nobel Peace Prize and presidential memorabilia. W hen Franklin Roosevelt sought relief from the pain of polio in the therapeutic waters of Warm Springs, he bui lt a modest cabin there that became known as the Little White House. Guests can see it exactly as he left it in 1945 and v isit the new o n-site museum. Woodrow Wilson, who guided us through World War I, grew up in Augusta, and visitors can tour his boyhood home. Cartersville's Booth Western Museum, also pays tribute to each of our other p residents in an exhibit d isplaying their portrait s, signed letters from them and other presidential artifacts. georgia.o rg/people

Casting Call
Looking for the bench that Tom Hanks sat on in Forrest Gump, the town that gave birth to the story in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, the barn in Sweet Home Alabama or a plate of the starring dish from Fried Green Tomatoes? Well, look no furthe r. These movies as well as memorable television shows such as Matlock and In the Heat of the Night were filmed right here in Georg ia. HBO's Warm Springs, starring Kenneth Branagh and Cynthia Nixon, tells the story of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt's time in Georgia and was f il med on location in the namesake town. The state has all the essential elements for any motion p icure project-temperate cli mate, skilled talent and pristine locations from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the coast, includ ing both rural and urban landscapes, historic homes and battlefields. Other famous films shot in the Peach State include Driving Miss Daisy, Glory, Forces of Nature, The Legend of Bagger Vance and HBO's Band of Brothers. Georgia's Movie Trail and map will lead you to dozens of the sites that Hollywood has found so inspiring. georgia.org/film

The Sound of Music
Georgia's musical heritage is rich and strong. Macon's Georgia Music Hall of Fame presents exhibits on such locally bred legends as Ray Charles, Gladys Knight, Otis Redding, Little Richard, Trisha Yearwood, Travis Tritt and opera star Jesseye Norman. Hip hop luminaries Usher, Ciara, Ludacris, Li l' Jon and Jermaine Dupri all ha il from the ATL, regarded by many as the southern capital of the urban sound. Atlanta also host s a range of music festivals, summer outdoor performances and concerts, and Savannah hosts an annual 15-day music festival with a popular vocal competition. Bluegrass music has garnered a broader audience and fostered an outburst of b luegrass festivals around the mountain region. Rolling Stone magazine ranks Athens the "#1 Music Scene in America" for nurturing acts such as REM, the B-52's and W idespread Panic at the 40-Watt Club and the Georgia Theatre. The yearly Athfest features outdoor music, a club crawl and local music awards. georgia.org/business/filmvideomusic/music

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Flora and Fauna
W ith varied terrain and growing conditions from the sub-tropical coast to the sun-drenched piedmont and the rugged mountains, Georgia's p ub lic gardens represent a bount y of the best that nature provides. Bask in the beauty of sun or shade p lantings, formal and informal gardens, w ildflowers and hothouses. The 30 acres and conservatory of the Atlanta Botanical Garden includes d esert and tropical p lants, an orchid center and the extraordinary Children's Garden. Savannah's Bamboo Farm and Coastal Garden cultivates an amazing 140 varieties of bamboo. Survey the formal Founder's Memorial Garden or the State Botanical Garden in Athens. Massee Lane Gardens in Fort Valley specializes in acres of colorful camellias, while Adairsville's Barn sley Gardens reveals a glimpse of the gardens of yesteryear and the Fred Hamilto n Rhododendron Gardens in Hiawassee showcases the only domestic yellow azalea in existence. The nationally recognized Gardens at Callaway in Pine Mountain are noted for their 14,000 acres of gardens and woodland trails. georgia.org/travel/rejuvenate

Enviable Engines
Train lovers need to stay on track in Georgia to make the most of the excursion trains, railroad museums, historic depots, refurbished engines and train festivals the state has to offer. For more than 170 years, the railroad has been vital to the state's development and economy. The rails delivered cotton to the ports, moved men and munitions during the Civil War and later ferried tourists to seashores and pine scented forests. Climb aboard and explore historic Pullman cars, classic steam locomotives and restored cabooses, or get the scoop on the Civil War's Great Train Chase. Feel the rumble on a v iewing p latform as up to 60 freight and passenger trains pass through Folkston. Ride the rails on excursio ns prov id ing scenery as diverse as the Okefenokee Swamp, the Blue Ridge Mountains and t he w iregrass and longleaf pine hab itats of the Southern River s region. georgia.org/travel/discover

Climb Every Mountain

The Southern Appalachian Mount ains stretch thro ugh Nort h Georgia creating

valleys and high ridges, p lateaus and dense forests. It is here that an isolated

culture once sprang up and b loomed. First inhabited by Creek and Cherokee

Indians, and later by Scotch-Irish and German immigrants, t he people of

Georgia's Appalachia learned to fend for themselves. They found that creat ive

minds and skilled hands were essential t o their way of life. Today the majestic

mountains host unparalleled artisan centers, hiking trails, scenic drives and

community theaters that appeal to collectors, nature lovers, history buffs and

culture seekers. Like a patchwork quilt. the fairs and festivals of the area weave together facets of Appalachian

life in a t apestry of food, folk, music and fun. Listen for the distinctive twang of local storytellers, learn about the

history of moonshine or take a hike at the beginning of the Appalachian Trail on Springer Mountain.

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Native Beginnings
Some of the f irst people to call Georgia home were members of the Mississippian Indians, a skilled farming cu lture of Native Americans. Their descendants became the Creek, Seminole and Cherokee tribes. The Cherokee, a highly civilized Indian nation, had t heir own written language, a constitution and newspaper, but when gold was discovered near Dahlonega in 1829, they were driven from their lands in the tragic "Trail of Tears." Learn about these noble peoples at historic sites such as the Cherokee Capital New Echota in Calhoun, the Chief Vann House in Chatsworth, and the healing waters of Indian Springs. Festivals demonstrate Native American dancing, storytelling, drumming and fine arts and crafts. The Ocmulgee National Monument Visitor Center Museum preserves a continuous record of human life in the Southeast. From Ice-Age hunters to the Creek Indians, t he site holds evidence of 12,000 years of hu man habitation. georgia.org/travel/historyheritage

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Scenic Trails
Georgia has a number ofscenic trails designed to enable you to experience many facets ofthe state in
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Altamaha River Kayak and Canoe Trail Paddle, kayak o r float the Altamaha River, rich in history and named as one of the 75 "Last Great Places" in the world. Approximately 137 miles Cities: Lumber City-Darien, Regions: Historic South, Coast altamahariver.org
Andersonville Trail This tour off 1-75 offers an array of inspiring American history sites, including Andersonville National Historic Site, the national memorial to all American POWs. Approximately 75 miles Cities: Perry- Cordele Regions: Historic South, Southern Rivers andersonvilletrail.freeservers.com
Appalachian Trail Designated a National Scenic Trail in 1968, this footpath follows the crest of the Appalachians from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine. In Georgia it extends 80 m iles through the prim itive areas of the Chattahoochee National Forest. Approximately 2,175 miles Cities: Dawsonville-Hiawassee Region: Mountains georgia-atclub.org
Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail Drive many of the actual routes traveled by Confederate and Federal armies during the 1863 and 1864 Civil War campaig ns. Approximately 250 miles Cities: Trenton-Jonesboro Regions: Atlanta Metro, Mountains gcwht.org
Backroads and Battlefields Discover Northwest Georgia's hidden treasures and adventures in the land of ridge and valley, with abundant Civil War history, Native American heritage and outdoor fun. Approximately 90 miles Cities: Chatsworth-Chickamauga Region: Mountains nwgeorgiabackroads.com
Bartram Trail Follow the Flower Hunter as you d rive, walk, cycle or canoe throug h East Central Georgia as explored by botanist William Bartram in his book Travels.

Approximately 75 miles Cities: Augusta-Crawfordville Region: Historic South bartramtrail.org
Blue and Gray Trail Take this self-guided tour to more than 60 Civil War battlefields, national parks and museums. Approximately 140-150 miles Cities: Chattanooga-Dalton Region: Mountains blueandgraytrail.com
Chattahoochee-Flint Heritage Highway Traverse land originally occupied by Creek Indians, featuring historic sites, unique architecture and scenic vistas. Approximately 150 miles Cities: Roscoe-St. Marks Regions: Atlanta Metro, Southern Ri vers
Chickamauga Campaign Heritage Trail The heritage trai l marks the route of the Union and Confederate soldiers through four Northwest Georgia counties that resulted in the great Batt le of Chickamauga. Approximately 75 miles (in Georgia) Cities: Chickamauga, Ringgold, LaFayette Region: Mountains chickamaugacampaign .n e t
Chieftains Trail Explore the history of the Native Americans of . Georgia. Here you w ill find vestiges of three d istinct Native American c ultures: the prehistoric Mississippian, the Creek and t he Cherokee. Cities: Carrollton-Dalton Regions: Mountains
Cohutta-Chattahoochee Scenic Byway Rolling pastoral lands and breathtaking mountain views reveal themselves along these quiet country roads through the Chattahoochee National Forest. Stop at Fort Mountain State Park or take a short spur off State Route 52 and visit the Cohutta Fish Hatchery. Approximately 54 miles Cities: Cohutta-Ellijay Region: Mountains byways.org/browse/byways/53910

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Colonial Coast Birding Trail More than 300 species of birds have been spotted at the sites along t his trail, at habitats that include shorelines, salt marshes, old rice fields, woodlands, tidal rivers and freshwater wetlands. Approximately 100 miles Cities: St. Marys-Savannah Region: Coast georgiawildlife.com
Courthouse Corridor Historic courthouses and classic Southern towns are featured along this scenic alternative route in West Georgia. Approximately 365 miles Cities: Ringgold-Bainbridge Regions: Atlanta Metro, Mountains, Southern Rivers hwy27.com
Georg ia's Antebellum Trail Take the trek from Athens to Macon, visiting seven communities that escaped the ravages of the Civil War. Explore the avenues of white-columned mansions and shop in the historic downt owns. Approximately 100 miles Cities: Athens-Macon Region: Historic South antebellumtrail.org
Georgia's Antiques Trail Enjoy antiques-shopping adventures at more than 200 shops and d ealerships. Approximately 200 miles Cities: Conyers-Perry Regions: Atlanta Metro, Historic South, Southern Rivers historicgeorgia.org/trails
Georg ia Mountain Parkway Trail This scenic drive offers outdoor activities such as white-water rafting, kayaking, hiking, fishing, camping and more. Nostalgic towns, seasonal fest ivals and an excursion train beckon you to depart from the route for an extended stay. Approximately 50 miles Cities: Tate-Blueridge Region: Mountains georgiahighcountry.org/gmp
Georgia's Old D ixie Highway Trail Follow the nation's f irst planned roadway, Highway 41, c rossing state lines from Chattan ooga to Mar ie tta. Approximately 85-90 miles Cities: Rossville-Marietta Regions: Atlanta Metro, Mountains dixiehighway.org
Georgia's Peach Blossom Trai l Travel through rural countryside and see the famous peach orchards, a sea of pink in March. From mid-May to mid-August the roadside stands are bustling with activity. Approximately 75 miles Cities: Jonesboro-Perry Regions: Atlanta Metro, Historic South peachblossomtrail.org
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Georgia's Treasures Along 1-20 The communities along this trail abound in historic sites, attractions, recreation, unique shopping, picturesque lakes and histo ric homes. Approximately 60 miles Cities: Conyers-Lake Oconee Region: Historic South treasuresalongi20.org
Georgia's US 441 Heritage Trail From the mountains to t he Okefenokee Swamp, t his route encompasses a diversity of ecologies, histories and communities. Approximately 371 miles Cities: Dillard-Douglas Regions: Historic South, Mountains 441heritagehighway.org
Golden Isles Parkway This four-lane alternative rou te wanders through scenic agricult ural areas, ideal for nat ure lovers, golfers, f ishermen, hunters, water enthusiasts and antiques shoppers. Approximately 168 miles Cities: Perry-Brunswick Region: Coast goldenislesparkway.org
Heartland of the Confederacy Civil War Trail Experience the history of t he leaders, life and legacy of the Confederacy through sites including house museums, a working p lantation and more. Approximately 125 miles Cities: Gainesville-Madison Regions: Historic South, Mountains visitathensga.com/civilwartrail
Historic Piedmont Scenic Byway Traveling from Eatont on to Sparta, this route reveals a region of Georgia that is rich in historic and cultural qualities. View the Piedmont while traveling t he byway through t he Oconee National Forest. Approximately 85 miles Cities: Eatonton- Sparta Region: Historic South byways.org/browse/byways/53912
Liberty Trail Enjoy breathtaking v iews, history and culture on this byway. Approximately 30 miles Cities: Hinesville-Riceboro Region: Coast libertytrail.com
Lookout Mountain Parkway See the astonishing beauty of the North Georg ia m ountains along this trail. Approximately 93 miles City: Lookout Mountain Region: Mountains
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March to the Sea Heritage Trail Follow in the footsteps of W illiam T. Sherman's army as it made history from Atlanta to t he coast. These paths lead you along the actual roads used in the campaign. Approximately 350 miles Cities: Stone Mountain-Richmond Hill Regions: Atlanta Metro, Coast, Historic South gcwht.org

Meriwether-Pike Scenic Byway This loop w inds past covered bridges and a gristmill through a p astoral count rysid e once loved and enjoyed by Presid ent Franklin D. Roosevelt. Approximately 55 miles City: Warm Springs
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Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway Native Americans, as well as evangelical Methodist Circuit Riders, once used these rou tes as t hey crossed the state. Several struc tures, as well as t he central business d istrict of Monticello, have been listed on the National Reg ister of Hist oric Places. Approximately 29 miles Cities: Monticello-Shady Dale Region: Historic South byways.org/browse/byways/13245
The Ridge and Valley Scenic Byway ~ Come full-circle p ast fert ile valleys, majestic mountains and scenic splendor on this loop around the 51-miles that make up this drive. Approximately 51 miles Cities: Villanow-Crystal Springs Region: Mountains byways.org/browse/byways/15724

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Russell Brasstown Scenic Byway Locat ed w ithin the Chattahoochee National Forest in Northeast Georgia, this b yway is a loop revealing some of the most dramatic scenery in t he state. Approximately 41 miles City: Helen- Blairsville
Region: Mountains byways.org/browse/byways/13739

For a great vacation, discover the Great Lakes ofGeorgia. Enjoy our scenic state parks, lodges and golf courses and other attractions and accommodations on the ni ne lakes managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Sautee and Nacoochee Valleys Head south on hig hway 17/75 through Helen and step off the beaten pat h and o nto the artisan t rail. Experience the arts, crafts, heritage and cult ural trad itions o f rural America am idst the scenic beauty of the Georg ia Mountains. Approximately 8 miles Cities: Sautee-Batesville Region: Mountains sauteenacoochee.com

Scenic 197 Explore t his mountain road and discover the picturesque area around Lake Burton and the Soque River. Approximately 30 miles Cities: Clarkesville-Batesville Region: Mountains
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Southern Highroads Trail Experience the scenic beauty, broad d iversity and Appalachian history and cult ure found on t his North Georgia trail. Approximately 360 miles Cities: Clayton-Chatsworth Region: Mountains southernhighroads.org
Southern Passages: The Atlantic Heritage Coast Explo re the heritage along t he crescent of the southeastern coastline. Taking this trail involves t ravel on many levels, not only through space but also through time, history and the many fascinating layers of Low Country culture. Approximately 107 miles Cities: Savannah-Kingsland Region: Coast southernpassages.com
Southern Rivers Birding Trail More t han 260 species have been identified at the 30 sites along this t rail tracing the Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers. Cities: West Point-Donaldsonville Region: Southern Rivers georgiawildlife.com
Toccoa River Canoe Trail Popular w ith float f ishermen looking for cold-water mountain trout, this t rail is also perfect for beginners who want a few rapids and some beaut iful scenery along the way, Approximately 13.8 miles City: Blue Ridge Region: Mountains
Woodpecker Trail Originally desig nated as a scenic and historica l trail in the early 1920s, t oday this route features agricu lt ural, historical and naturebased att ractions. Approximately 204 miles Cities: Augusta-Folkston Regions: Coast, Historic South woodpeckertra iI.com
Wiregrass Trail Experience t his scenic route to the coast w it h antiques stores and Revolutionary War sites along the way. Approximately 72 miles Cities: Aline-Eulonia Regions: Coast, Historic South wiregrasstrail.com
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The ATL, a vibrant ci-ty filled with commerce and culture where every day is an opening day, lies at the heart ofthe metropolitan area. Surrounded by welcoming neighborhoods and communities, the region offers museums and music, arts and antiquing, shopping and sports, mixed with the gracious warmth ofSouthern living.

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The new anchor of Atlanta's Centennial Park area is the unequaled Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in t he world. Open 365 days a year, it holds more than 100,000 fish swimming in eig ht mi llion ga llons of water. Spectators pass through galleries displaying the fresh and saltwater wonders of rivers, lakes, seas and oceans. Among t he denizens of the deep in the ship-shaped building are batfish, sea goblins, bowmouth g uitarfish and giant grouper. Star residents, whale sharks Ralph and Norton, are the largest fish in the ocean and will grow to 40 feet long. Not as massive. but equal ly impressive are Nico and Gasper, rare white beluga whales that are called the "canaries of the deep,'' because of their varied "songs."
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President Jimmy Carter, a Georgia native, honored Atlanta by selecting it as the site of his presidential library and museum. Visitors may v iew an exact replica of Carter's Oval Office, his Nobel Peace Prize and multimedia exhibits that track the sig nificant events in the life of our 39th president.
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Marietta, Decatur and Roswell maintain vibrant, active town squares that foster a wonderful sense of nosta lg ia. Stroll the sidewalks and discover ever ything from antiques and gardening wares to tacos and tea in the q uaint shops and cafes that line the historic squares. Frequent festivals and concerts also bring the neig hbors to town for down-home fun.
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Atlanta is a city that celebrates the bounty of the eart h. Numerous farmers' markets provide local residents and visitors with the freshest of fruits and vegetables. The 150-acre Georgia State Farmers' Market supplies produce, eggs, meats and local specialties 24 hours a day, 364 days a year. Located in Forest Park, not far from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, the entire area is undergoing a mu lti-million dollar improvement project
Downtown's bustling Sweet Auburn Curb Market provides all the fresh fixin's for down home southern cooking, while international offerings at Decatur's DeKalb Farmers' Market include everything from bok choy to Jerusalem artichokes, meats and seafood. Neighborhood markets include Piedmont Park Green Market and Morningside's Organ ic Farm Market, while a variety of homegrown p roduce markets serve commun ities in Douglas, Fayette, Coweta, Henry and South Fulton counties.
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Travel into t he past at Atlanta museums. Encounter d inosaurs o n "A Walk Throu gh Time in Georgia" at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History. Uncover the 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 Center.
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Parks, nature centers and gardens offer escape from a harried, hectic world . Check out the flora l splendor
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vals and concerts in Atlanta's Piedmont and Grant Parks. A lpharetta's Big Creek Greenway features walking
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Every g reat city has a legendary street. Atlant a's is Peachtree Street. Running 37 miles from the heart of downtown to Gwinnett County, it functions as the metro area's main artery for business and culture. Notable destinations include the Fox Theatre, Woodruff Arts Center, the Buckhead entertainment d istrict , Lenox Squa re and Phipps Plaza.
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Tara, the ever-elusive, white-columned home of literary heroine Scarlett O'Hara, may be fictional, but Gone With the Wind sites abound. Visit the Atlanta apart ment where Margaret Mitchell penned the Pulitzer Prize-winning book. The building has been restored and christened the Marg aret Mitchell House and Gone With the Wind Movie Museum. See the orig ina l b engaline gown worn by V ivian Leig h at Marietta's Gone Wit h the Wind Museum: Scarlett on the Square. Take in some antebellum history at Fayetteville's Greek Revival Holliday-Dorsey Fife House. In Jonesboro, the official home of Gone With the Wind, the Road to Tara Museum boasts the world's largest collection of Gone With the Wind memorabilia, including seats from Lowe's Grand Theater, site of the movie's premier in 1939.
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Visit Do ug lasville's Foxhall Farms for the MBNA Foxhall Cup, a rigorous three-day international equestrian event that includes wat er jumping, cross-country and dressage. Check out Wills Park Equestrian Center in Alpharetta for rodeos and horse shows.

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Spend a leisurely day exploring the antiques markets and small-town shops at Lakewood or Scott Antiques Markets in Atlan ta, Hapeville's Simpler Tymes. Decatur's Kudzu Flea Market and pockets of shops in Buford, Chamblee, Lilburn, Marietta, Roswell, Sharpsburg and Vinings.
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pandas and gorillas. At Lilburn's Yellow River Game Ranch, you can feed fawns and see a cougar. For a b it of beastly viewing head for the mini-zoo at Noah's Ark Animal Rehabilitation Center in Locust Grove.

Stone Mountain Park is dominated by the giant sculpture of Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis and Stonewall Jackson on horseback, carved into the huge granite outcropping . Hike or ride a cable car to the top and take in t he park's 3,200 acres and the surrounding countryside, or board t he train or riverboat for a low altitude tour. Glassblowers and blacksmiths demonstrate their trades at the re-created 1870s town of Crossroads, where a t alking fountain elicits giggles from all who pass by. The park's plantation and farmyard give visitors a glimpse of life in antebellum Georgia. The sporting set can spend the day hiking, biking, fishing, canoeing or paddleboating.
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Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail
Trace the movements of Federal and Confederate troops as they skirmished in and around the c ity, leading up to the fateful Battle of Atlanta, where more than 12,000 men lost their lives. Interpretive markers tell legends of historic deeds and daring.
South Fulton Scenic Byway
In a quiet corner of the metropolitan area, aging barns, green farmlands and rolling hills underscore the rural serenity of this 29-mile loop drive. Leave the c ity behind and travel past Cochran Mill Park and Nature Center on roads shaded by a lush canopy of trees.
Atlanta Preservation Center Walking Tours
Join a guided walking tour of one of Atlanta's historic districts. The Atlanta Preservation Center has seven to choose from, including historic downtown's landmark Candler Building and Fox Theatre and Inman Park's elegant V ict o rian-era homes.
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vibrant metropolis ofAtlanta is overflowing with things to see and do.

Atlanta Metro Welcome Centers & Convention and Visitor Bureaus

Acworth Acworth Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fn. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 4415 Senator Russell Ave.. Acw ort h 30101
770-974 -8813, acworth.org C;;l WC 6-
Alpharetta Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Thu. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p .m. 3060 Royal Blvd. S.. Ste. 145 Alpharetta. 30022 6 78-297-2811. 800-294-0923.
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Alpharetta Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m 20 N. Main St.. Alpharetta. 30004 678-297-0102. 800-294-0923. awesomealpharetta.com [;l WC -
Atlanta Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fn. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 233 Peachtree St. N.E.. Ste. 100. Atlanta. 30 303. 404-521-6688, 800-ATLANTA.
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Cities: Atlanta. East Point Fairburn
Cobb Cobb County Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. One Galleria Pkwy.. Atlanta. 30339 678-303-2622. 800-4 51-3480,
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Cities: Kennesaw. Mableton, Powder Springs, Smyra
Douglasville Douglasville Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 669 4 E. Broad St. Douglasville. 30134 770-947-5920. 800-661-0013, douglasviflecvb.org C;l WC Cities: Douglasville. Lithia Springs

Duluth Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fn. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 6 50 0 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Ste. 200. Dulut h. 30097 770 -623-3600, 888-494-6638,
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Fai r b u r n Fairburn City Hall Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 56 Malone St.. Fairburn. 30213 770-964-2244, fairburn.com/copy_of_fairburn_com/
Grantville Mon. -Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. 100 Walt Sanders Memorial Dr.. Newnan. 30265. 770-254-2627. 800-826-9382. coweta.ga.us[;l
Jonesboro Clayton County Convention and Visitors Bureau/Jonesboro Depot Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 104 N. Mam St.. Jonesboro. 30236 770-478-4800. 800-662 -7829, visitscarlet t.com C;;l WC 6. Ci ties: Forest Park. Jonesboro. Morrow
Lawrenceville Lawrenceville Tourism and Trade Association 162 E. Crogan St.. Sre. K Lawrenceville. 30046. 678-226 2639. vis1tlawrenceville.com
Marietta Marietta Welcome Center and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p .m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Sun. 1-4 p,m, 4 Depot St.. Marietta. 30060
es 770 429-1115. 800-835-0445,
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McDonough Henry County Chamber of Commerce, Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center Mo n.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p,m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 170 9 GA Hwy, 20 W., McDonoug h, 30 253
c, 770 -957-5786. 80 0-HENRYCO,
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Morrow Tourist Center Tue.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 6475 Jonesboro Rd.. Morrow, 30260 770-968-1623, morrowtourism.com C;;lWC b
N e wn an Coweta County Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m .. Sun. 1-5 p.m. 100 Walt Sanders Memorial Dr., Newnan, 30265 770-254-2627. 800-826-9382.
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Peachtree City Peachtree City Tourism Assocation Mon.-Fn. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.. 10 Planterra Way, Peachtree City. 30269 678 216-0282,
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Roswell Historic Roswell Convention and Visitors Bureau 617 Atlanta St.. Roswell. 30075 770-640-3253, 800-776-7935,
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Tucker DeKalb Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon,-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 123 1957 Lakeside Pkwy., Ste. 510, Tucker, 30084. 770-492-5000, 8 00-999-60 55, dcvb.org lil WC <~., Ci ti es: Cahmblee, Decatl tr, Doraville. Scottdale. Stone Mountain, Tuc ker

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Alph.. U remlly Slw'tte Center 11d 1e C:oolet" Two ice arenas and one roller arena guarantee families will have hours of fun. Available for figure skating, ice hockey and roller hockey. Public skating open dally. Call for hours and p rices. 10800 Davis Dr., Alpharetta, 30004 770-649-6600, cooler.com lil WC b.11 T

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Autrey Mill offers scenic c reeks. picturesque cliffs. animal life and old farmhouses from the 1800s and ongoing special children's programs. Mon.-Thu. 11 a.m.-4 p.m,. Fri. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Weekend hours vary. Free. 9770 Autrey Mill Rd.. Alpharetta, 30022 770-360-8844
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crest Park (Exit 237) - Atlanta State Farmers Market USA's largest outdoor produce market Home of Georgia Grown Visitor Center

Morrow (Exit 233) - Gateway to Georgia's Historic South Georgia Archives National Archives - Southeast Region World Famous Spivey Concert Hall

mesboro (Exit 228) - Legendary Land of Gone With the Wind
Road to Tara Museum Stately Oaks Plantation

Lovejoy/ Hampt on (Exit 235) - NASCAR racing action Atlanta Motor Speedway Richard Petty Rose Garden

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Big Creek Greenway Alpharetta's parks and playgrounds offer a wide range of outdoor adventures, including a six-mile path fo r walkers, joggers, in-line skaters and bike riders. Mo n.-Sun. 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. Free. North Point Pkwy., Alpharetta, 30022
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Historic Mansell House a nd Gardens A Queen Anne-style 1910 Victori an home filled with period antiq ues and surrounded by gardens houses the records and archives of old Milton County. Mon. & Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 1835 Old Milton Pkwy., Alpharetta, 30004, 770-475-HOME, ahsga.org
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American Museum of Papermaking Trace the history of paper from 4,000 B.C. to today's contemporary paper artists. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Reservations required for tours. Donations accepted. IPST Bldg. at Georgia Tech 500 10th St. N.W., Atlanta, 30332-0620 404-894-7840, ipst.gatech.edu/amp ~WC b.
APEX Museum The African American Panoramic Experience (APEX) showcases art, dance & African history. Tue.- Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., during Feb. and June-Aug. hours incl. Sun. 1-5 p.m. Ad ults $4, children and seniors $3. 135 Auburn Ave. N.E., Atlanta, 30303 404-521-2739, apexmuseum.org WC c,.
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Watch newscasters in action and learn the technical side of broadcasting during CNN Center's 45minute guided tour in Atlanta.
Find glitz and glamour or downhome entertainment at a host of restaurants, clubs and hot spots.
Stroll through the Yellow River Game Ranch in Lilburn, home of white-tailed deer, black bears, cougars, buffalo and other animals
Explore Herndon Home, the 15room Beaux Arts Classical house of African-American businessman Alonzo Herndon, founder of the Atlanta Life Insurance Company.
Stop by Georgia Grown Visitors Center and Gifts at the State Farmers' Market in Forest Park, for products starring Georgia's own pecans, peaches, onions and peanuts.
Taste the many flavors of international soft drinks or discover the history of the soda jerk at the World of Coca -Cola in Atlanta.
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Atlanta Botanical Garden
Enjoy 30 acres of gardens and woodlands. Call for hours. Adu lts $12, children $7, seniors $9. 1345 Piedmont Ave. N.E., Atlanta, 30309, 404-876-5859, atlantabotanicalgarden.org
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Atlanta Braves. at Turner Field Call ahead to arrange for wheelchair seating. Call for schedule and t icket prices. 755 Hank Aaron Dr., Atlanta, 30315 404-249-6400, 404-522-7630, 800326-4000, atlanta.braves.mlb.com WC b.flY
Atlanta Cyclorama Music, narration and sound effects bring to life the world's largest painting of the Battle of Atlanta. June 1-Sept. 2, daily 9:20 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., otherwise daily 8:50 a.m .-4:30 p.m. Ad ults $6, children $4, seniors $5.
800-C Cherokee Ave. S.E., Atlant a, 30315, 404-658-7625, bcaatlanta.com
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Atlanta Falcons
Call for schedule and fees. One Georgia Dome Dr., Atlanta, 30313 404-249-6400, 800-326-4000,
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Atlanta History Center The center boasts exhibitions on Southern culture, the 1845 Tullie Smith Farm and 33 acres of gardens. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sun. 12- 5:30 p.m. Adults $12, child ren 4 -12 $7, seniors and st udents $10. 130 W. Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta, 30305 404-814-4000, atlantahistorycenter.com WC M IY
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center The 1920 Callanwoide mansion offers arts education and literary, visual and performing arts events year-round. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free (except for some special events). 980 Briarcliff Rd. N.E., Atlanta, 30306 404-872-5338, callanwolde.org l;J WC <-'
Centennial Olympic Park This 21 -acre park features the dramatic Olympic Rings Fountain. playgrounds, a visitors center, water gardens, the Quilt Plaza and Centennial Plaza. Daily 7 a.m.- 11 p.m. Free.
265 W. Park Ave. N.W., Atlanta, 30313
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Center for Puppetry Arts The center's 350 puppets constitute the largest permanent collection in the United States. The interactive museum exp lores puppetry as an ancient. internationa l and popular art form. Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. $12. 1404 Spring St., Atlanta, 30309
404-873-3391, puppet.org WC 6,T
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area This o utdoor park provides hiking trails & p icnic areas along a 48-m ile stretch of the Chattahoochee River. Daily dawn-d usk. Free. Parking $2. 1978 Island Ford Pkwy., Atlanta, 30350 678-538-1200, nps.gov/chat WC 6-, Y
Clark Atlanta Universit)JI Art Galleries Home to a permanent historical collection of African-American art and the illustrious "Art of the Negro" murals by Hale Woodruff. Tue.-Fri. 11 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sat. 12-4 p.m. Donatio ns accepted. 223 James P. Brawley Dr. S.W., Atlanta, 30314, 404-880-6102, cau.edu e:;i WC b ff T

CNN Studio Tour Tour time 45 minutes. Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. every 20 minutes. Reservations required. Adu lts $10, children $7, senio rs $8. One CNN Center, Atlanta, 30348 404-827-2300, 877-426-6868,
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Eclectic Electric Gallery This gallery showcases artists who use light as t heir medium. Tue.- Sat. 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri. - Sat. 12-8 p.m. Free. 1393 N. Highland Ave., Atlanta, 30306 404-875-2840, eclectic-electric.com WC 6,
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Visitors Center and Monetary Museum Explore the Federal Reserve's role in the economy th roug h interactive mult imedia exhib its. Tou r the cash and check operations overlooks. Mon.-Fri. at 10 a.m . and 1 p.m. Free. 1000 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta, 30309
4 0 4-498-8764, frbatlanta.org WC c,.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History Discover the world's largest d inosaur, delve into Eart h's history, and visit t he Ranki n M. Smith Sr. IMAX Theat re. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 12- 5 p.m. Adults $12, children 3-12 $10, seniors and students $11. 767 Clifton Rd. N.E., Atlanta, 30307 404-929-6300, fernbank.edu/museum WC c-.flY
Fernbank Science Cente, This learning center has a 500-seat planetarium, an observator y, a NASA Aeronautics Education lab and a 65-acre forest. Mon. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Tue.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-10 p .m., Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. 156 Heaton Park Dr. N.E., Atlanta, 30307 678-874-7102, fsc.fernbank.edu
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Fox Theatre Originally built in the 1920s as the Yaarab Temple Shrine Mosque, the theater was lavishly designed with onion domes and minarets and an Arabian courtyard . Call for events, tour times and fees. 660 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta, 30308 404-881-2100, foxtheatre.org C;;IWC MI T
Georgia Aciuarium Visit one of the world's largest aquarium facilities, with more than 5 million gallons of m arine and fresh water, and more than 100,000 animals representing 500 different species. 225 Baker St., Atlanta, 30313 404-581-4000, georgiaaquarium.com
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Georgia State Capitol & Museum Experience the history of the capitol and the events that have taken place there by v iewing artifacts, historic flags, artwork and more. Learn the history of the building and the people who have worked there. The tour includes a short film. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Seasonal tour times. Free. 206 Washington St., Atlanta, 30334 404-656-2844, sos.state.ga.us WC <.,I... fl
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Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History

African-American Sports Museum

M arietta Gone With The Wind Musemn

M arietta Museum of History

M arietta/Cobb Museum of Art

Root House Museum

Six Flags Over Georgia

Six Flags White Water

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&'xperience docent led tours featuring the furn ished apartment where Margaret Mitchell wrote her epic novel, Gone With the Wind.Exclusive exhibits tell the story of Mitchell beyond the Pulitzer Prize winning novel. The Movie Museum showcases the portrait of Scarlett and the original doorway to Tara. Find unique gifts and souvenirs in
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Governor's Mansion Take a tour through the beautiful mansion to learn its history and see its collection of 19th-century Neoclassical furnishings, paintings and porcelain. Tue.-Thu. 10 - 11:30 a.m . Free. 391 W. Paces Ferry Rd. N.W., At lanta, 30305, 404-261-1776, gov.state.ga.us ~WCb.
Herndon Homa Once the mansion of slave-born Alonzo Herndon, t he home is now a museum featuring Persian rugs, Venetian g lass and art work. Call ahead for tours. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Adults $5, students $3. 587 Universi t y Place N.W., Atlanta, 30314 ,
404-581-9813, herndonhome.org WC b.

High Museum of Art European, American, African, decorative, folk and 20th-century art. Tue.-Sat . 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 12- 5 p.m. Guided t ours Sun. and Wed. 1 p.m. Adu lts $10, chi ld ren 6 -17 $6, seniors $8. 123 1280 Peachtree St., Atlanta, 30309
404-733-4400, high.org ~ WC b.
Hl!Jh Museum of Art, Folk Art and Photography This downtown satellite facility of t he High Museum of A rt is located in t he heart of Atlanta's business and convention district. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. 30 John Wesley Dobbs Ave. N.E., Atlanta, 30312, 404-577-6940, high.org ~WC b.

Great family attractions and fascinating festivals
3,200 acres of natural beauty with lakes, attractions, hiking and lodging
Two Marriott hotels and Georgia's largest campground located in the Park
Crossroadsfeaturing live entertainment, crafters and more
Tall Tales of the South,4D T heater, Scenic Railroad, Treehouse Challenge, and much more!
Stone Mountain Park is located 16 miles east of downtown Atlanta on Highway 78. For more information, please contact us at 800-317-2006 or visit our website at www.stonemountainpark.com

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Historic Freight Depot/Georgia Building Authority Built in 1869 and located d irectly across the tracks from the zero-mile post t hat is now the entrance to Underground Atlanta, this building was the main freight depot for the Georgia Railroad. Free. 65 MLK Jr. Dr., Atlanta, 30334 404-656-3850, ganet.org/ gba.org ~ WC b.fl T
Historic Oakland Cemetery This cemetery serves as the final resting place of 70,000 peop le, including famous author Margaret Mitchell, golfing legend Bobby Jones and 3,900 Confederate soldiers. Daily dawndusk Group tours by appt. 248 Oakland Ave. S.E., Atlanta, 30312
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Imagine It! Children's Museum of At lanta A diverse offer ing of d iscovery projects fo r kids and t he opportunint y to make something special to take home. Daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed major holidays. Ages 3 and up $11, 2 and under free. 275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr. N.W., Atlanta, 30313, 404-659-5437,
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Ivan Allen Jr Braves Museum and Hall of Fame/Turner Field Tours This museum features memorabilia of baseball legends and Braves history. Open non-game days Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.- 3 p.m., Sun. 1- 3 p.m., game days 9 a.m.-12. Adults $10 , children $5. 755 Hank Aaron Dr., Atlanta, 30315 404-614-2311, bravesmuseum.com ~WC&
Jimmy Carter Library and Museum Exhibit s highlig ht Carter's early years, his life at th e W hite House and key issues of his presidency. Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.- 4:45 p.m.. Sun. 12- 4:45 p.m. Adu lts $7, students $5, chi ldren free. 441 Freedom Pkwy., Atlanta, 30307 404-865-7100, jimmycarterlibrary.org ~WC &
King Center Established in 1968, the King Center serves as an internatio nal c lear inghouse for official King prog ra ms, public inform ation and educational materials. Daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., 9 a.m.- 6 p.m . in the summer. Free. 449 Auburn Ave. N.E., Atlanta, 30312 404-526-8900, thekingcenter.org ~WCb.
Margaret Mitchell House Tour the histo ric t urn-of- the-cent ury house and restored apartment where Margaret Mitchell lived and wrote Gone W it h the W ind. Daily 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults $12, children 6 -17 $5, seniors $9. 990 Peachtree St., Atlanta, 30309 404-249-7015, gwtw.org ~ WC b.~I
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site Tour MLK Jr.'s birth home and see the histor ic Ebenezer Bapt ist Church, where he was bapt ized and later served as a copastor. Daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. during the summer. Free. 450 Auburn Ave. N.E., Atlanta, 30312 404-331-5190, nps.gov/malu ~WC b
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Michael C, Carlos Muse-um at
Emory University More tha n 9,000 years of art and art history are o n view with collections from ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. Tue., Wed.. Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Thu. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 12- 5 p.m . Call for fees. 571 5. Kilgo St., Atlanta, 30322
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Museum of Design Located in downtown Atlanta, this museum. formerly known as the At lanta International Museum o f Art, is dedicated to the stud y of desig n and its impac t on daily life. Tue.- Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Free 285 Peachtree Center Ave., Marquis II Tower, Atlanta, 30303, 404-688-2467, rnuseumofdesign.org WC 6.
National Museum o f Patriotism This museum is d edicated to educating the youth of our cou ntry and magnif ying love o f o ne's cou ntry. Tue.-Thu. and Sat.- Sun. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Adu lts $6, senio rs $4. active military and children under 6 free. 1405 Spring St., Atlanta, 30305 404-875-0691, museumofpatriotism.org [;l WC&
Rhodes Hall Constructed in 1904 of Sto ne Mountain granite and named for the founder of Rhodes Furniture Company, t his hist o ric building is now a museum. Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m . - 4 p .m., Sun. 12- 3 p.m. $5.
1516 Peachtree St. N.W., Atlanta, 30309
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Six Flags over Georgia
The Southeast's p remier fam ily theme park features five new fam ily r ides in addition to 10 coasters, shows, thrill ri des and ot her entertainm ent. Call for hours. Adult s $42.99, children $25.99. Par ki ng $10. 27S Riverside Pkwy., Austell 30168
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Underground Atlanta St anding on the or ig inal site of the c ity, Underg round Atlanta offers shopping, en tertainm ent and restaurants. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 9 p.m., Sun. 12-6 p.m. 50 Upper A labama, Atlanta, 30303 404-523-2311, underground-at lanta.com
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Woodruff Arts Center Includes the A lliance Theater, Atlanta College of Art, Atlanta Sym phony
Orchestra, 14 th Street Playhouse and High Museum of Art. Call for events and fees. 1280 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta, 30309 404-733-5000, 404-733-4280, woodruf
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Warid of Coca-Cola Museum Learn the history of Coca-Cola and taste internationally distributed products unavailable anywhere else in the U.S. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-S p.m.. Sun. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Adults $7, children 6-11 $4, seniors $5. 55 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr., Atlanta, 30303, 404-676- 5151, 800-676-COKE, woccatlanta.com Cil WC &.fl T

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Hear the clash of conflict and see a vivid rendering of the Bat tle of Atlant a in a 360-d egree mural at the Cyclorama in Grant Park.
Picnic and enjoy the waterfall and red mill at St arr's Mill Lake in Fayetteville, featured in t he fi lm Sweet Home Alabama.
Gaze into t he skies at the planetarium and observat ory of Atlanta 's Fernbank Science Center.
Stay cool at Six Flags White Water in Marietta or thrill to the 100 r ides and roller coasters at Six Flags Over Georgia in Austell.
Wander past majestic oaks and magnolias at Atlanta's historic Oak land Cemetery, the final resting p lace of Confederate soldiers, author Margaret Mitchell a nd golf great Bobby Jones.
Advance across C iv il War battlegrounds where cannons once boomed at Kennesaw Mountain Nat iona l Ba t t lefield Park.

i.sit the Villages of Cow~ta.C o~nty, where good folks, good food, and good times come from. Walk the N ew1_1an sidewalks where cow,try music star A lan Jackspn once walked and experienceall the"Vi.brant town square-hasJ:ooffer. Explore museums in Moreland that honor Southern humoristLewis Grizzard andJiterary genius Erskine Caldwell. Enjoy delicious .Southern specialties like barbeque and fried catfish, the finest in contin,ental cuisine, and everything in between. StrolJ through Roscoe's Dunaway Gardens, a breathtaking floral rock ~en. Take a driving tour of the historic districts in Sel)oia, Grantville, and Newnan, the City of Momes. Shop for antiques. Find j~ a]] in Coweta Cow,ty, wheTe good things comefrom.
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Wren's Nest HousQ Museum At lanta's o ldest house museum hosts quarterly storytelling times. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Call ahead for t ours. Adults $7, children 12 and under $4, seniors and teenagers $6. 10S0 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. S.W,. Atlanta, 30310, 404753-7735, accessatlanta.com [J WC
Zoo Atlanta Spend the day viewing more than 700 animals representing 200 species from all over the world. Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Adults $16.50, children $11.50, seniors $12.50. 800 Cherokee Ave. S.E., Atlanta, 30315 404-624-S822, 888945-5432,
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Travel Services
Atlanta Preservation Center Guided Walking Tours Call for t our times. Adults $10, seniors and students $5. 327 St. Paul Ave., Atlanta, 30312 404-876-2041, preserveatlanta.com
Gray line of Atlanta Inclusive tours include a variety of mustsee Atlant a sites. Call for ho urs, tour times and fees. 65 Alabama St., Atlanta, 30337 404-767-0594, 800-965-6665, coachusa.com [J WC &.

Lamplighter Tours of Atlanta Now in its 19th year of providing tours, guides. meals, attractions, hotels and specialty packages from student groups to senior groups. Call for reservations and fees. P.O. Box 451404, Atlanta, 31145 770-491-3644, 800-258-4142
MARTA-Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Tt~nsft Authority MARTA is Atlanta's public transportation system. It runs daily 5 a.m.- 1 a.m. Fare $1.75. 2424 Piedmont Rd. N.E., Atlanta, 30324, 404-848-4711,
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Southeast Tourism Society Highlights the best tours in the Sout heast. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 3400 Peachtree Rd. N.E., Ste. 725, Atlanta, 30326, 404-364-9847,
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Tours by BJ
Motorcoach tours of Atlanta and Savannah, African -American heritage, wineries, history and gardens. Call for reservations and fees. P.O. Box 8981, Atlanta, 31106 404-872-7722, 800-962-6595, toursbybj.com

Buford (H-6)
Historic Buford/Tannery Row Mercantile Antiques shops, galleries and monthly arts events. Artisans open their studios to allow the public to view works in progress. Sat. 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Free. Main St. from S. Lee St. to Hill St.,
Buford, 30518, trma.us Iii WC e,.
Holiday on Lake Lanier Full-service bathhouses, laundry facilities, boat. jet-ski rentals. rental cabins. restaurants and pavilions. Daily 8 a.m.5 p.m. Call for fees. 6900 Holiday Rd., Buford, 30518 770-945-7201, westrec.com/lakelanier.html [J WC 6, rl T
Lake Lanier Islands Beach and Waterpark This exci ting wate rpark has Georgia's largest wave pool, along with water slides and beach vol leyball. May-Sept. Sun.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Adults $26.99, c hildren $16.99. 6950 Holiday Rd., Buford, 30518 770-932-7200, lakelanierislands.com [;;IWC&.fl T
Lanier Salling Academy
The academy offers sailing classes and boat rentals. Daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. 6920 Holiday Rd., Buford, 30518 770-945-8810, 800-684-9463,
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Chamblee (F-7)
Chamblee's Antique Row Stroll from shop to shop in this unique suburban Atlanta neighborhood featuring more than 200 dealers in quality antiques and collectibles. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 3550 Broad St., Chamblee, 30341 770-455-4751, 877-645-4728, antiquerow.com C;l WC
Great Gatsby's Auction Gallery This 100,000-square-foot showroom includes an art gallery and a three-acre garden area. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 5070 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Chamblee, 30341, 770-457-1903,
gatsbys.com [;l WC 6-
Decatur (F-7)
DeKalb Farmers Market Imports from growers and shippers worldwide d istribute to t he retail and wholesale trade. A restaurant, a bakery and tours are available. Daily 9 a.m. 9 p.m. Free. 150 E. Ponce de Leon Ave., Ste. 400, Decatur, 30030, 404-377-6400,
dekalbfarmersmarket.com [;l WC 6'

Downtown Decatur The downtown area has more than 120 retail and restaurant locations, including galleries, boutiques and antiques shops. From E. Ponce de Leon Ave. to Clairemont Ave., Decatur, 30030, 404-371-8386, 404-371-8262, decaturga.com [;l WC b Tl T
Old Courthouse on the Square This former courthouse, more than 100 years old, feat ures the Jim Cherry Museum, wh ich includes a special Civil War room. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Free. 101 E. Court Square, Decatur, 30030
404-373-1088, dekalbhistory.org [;l WC 6'.
Doraville
Downtown Area The home of the General Motors assembly p lant offers a variety of eclectic resta urant s and shops. Buford Hwy.-area, Doraville, 30341
770-492-5000 C:l WC 6'.
Douglasville ( E-7)
Cultural Arts Center CAC hosts concerts, annual festivals, holiday events and other cultural activities, including monthly artists' receptions, exhibits and special programs. Mon.-Fr i. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. l-5 p.m. Free. 8652 Campbellton St., Douglasville, 30134, 770-949-2787, artsdouglas.org [;lWC bT

Duluth (G-6)
Atlanta Ice Forum This full-service public ice-skating rink is also the practice home of the NHL's Atlanta Thrashers. Practices are open to the public. Call for Thrashers schedule and fees. 2300 Satellite Bl vd., Duluth, 30097 770-813-1010, iceforum.com [;l WC bfl
Jacqueline Casey Hudgens Center tor the Arts The Hudgens Center houses the Fowler Gallery, the Kistner Gallery and t he Children's A rts Museum. Tue.- Fri. 1- S p.m., Sa t. 10 a.m.- 3 p.m . $5. 64 00 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Bldg. 300, Duluth, 30097, 770-623-6002, artsgwinnett.org [;l WC 6'fl T
Southeastern Railway Museum Features 80 p ieces of retired railway equipment, President Harding 's private car. t rain rides and a gift shop. Apr.- Dec. Thu.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Jan.- Mar. Sat. only 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adul ts $7. c hildren $4, senio rs $5. 3595 Peachtree Rd., Dulut h, 30096
770-476-2013, srmduluth.org [;l WC ~rl T
East Point
Downtown East Point Visit this emerging urban center feat ur ing restored homes and a charming main street with pubs and eateries next to the MARTA station. Main St., East Point 404-765-1008, eastpointcity.org

The Georgia Aquarium plunges you into a one-of-a-kind aquatic experience. Our spectacular exhibits are swimming wit11 more than 100,000 rare and intriguing animals representing more than 500 species from around the world! With over 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water, the Georgia Aquarium has animals you won't see at any other U.S. aquarium - including whale sharks, the largest fish on the planet! Enjoy on-premise parking, a food court, group ticketing, even a dedicated 16.400 sq. ft. ballroom with 2 large aquarium viewing windows for your next event. And it"s all conveniently located in downtown Atlanta, within walking distance of downtown hotels - just across from Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia World Congress Center, CNN Center and the New World of Coca-Cola (2007). Purchase tickets online at georgiaaquarium.org or at the front gate. You can also schedule your arrival online via our timed ticketing system to ensure a swift entrance. For more information, visit georglaaquarium.org or call 404-581-4000.
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Hartsfield J,ickson Atlanta lnternatione Airport The world's busiest airport is the hub for air travel in t he sou th east. 6000 N. Termina l Pkwy., Ste. 435, Atlanta, 30320
Fairburn (E-8) Historic Do\11' ntawn Fairburn
Visit shops, antiques and restaurants, along w ith the Confederate flag monument. the Confederate monument. the Fairburn city cemetery. the grave of the first woman sheriff and the WWI Monument. Main St., Downtown Fairburn, 30213 770-964-2244, fairburn.com C;;J
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O ld Campbell County Museum Learn the hist o ry o f Campbell County and visit the historic courthouse. Tue. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. and by appt . Call for tour reservat io ns. Free. Old Campbell County Courthouse and E. Broad St., Fairburn, 30213
770-964-6007, 770-996-6796 Lil WC 6'
Fayetteville (F-9)
Dixieland Fun Park Activities for the whole family, including go-carts. bumper boats, mini-golf, batting cages, laser tag, zip line, giant swing, an indoor playground and a huge arcade. Call for hours and fees. 1675 US Hwy. 85 N., Fayetteville, 30214 770-460-5862, dixielandfunpark.com Lil WC 6'i i Y

Fayette County Hiltoricai Society The society runs a research center for genealogical and historica l research and offers a wa lking t our of the Fayetteville historic area. Tue. 6-9 p.m., Thu. 10 a.m.-1 p.m .. Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.rn. Free. 195 Lee St., Fayetteville, 30214 770-716-6020, historyfayettecoga.org Lil WC 6--.
Holliday Dorsey-Fife House This museum, located in a house that Doc Holliday once visited, features Gone With the W ind and Civil War memorabilia. Thu.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Adults $5, seniors $4. 140 W. Lanier Ave., Fayetteville, 30214, 770-716-5332, fayetteville-ga-us.org
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Starr's M ill Scenic: Stop Stop here for fishing and a p icnic and enjoy t he waterfall and the red m ill that sit s in Starr's Mill Lake. It's also featured in one of t he scenes from the film Sweet Home A labama. Dail y dawn-dusk. Free. GA Hwy. 85 S. and 85 connector, Fayetteville, 30214, 770-461-9714 [;;J
Forest Park
Georgia Grown Visitors Center and Gifts The new center provides tourist information on the Farmers' Market, Atlanta and all of Georgia. The gift shop will offer m any Georgia products, including pecans, peaches and peanuts. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 16 Forest Pkwy., Forest Park, 30050 404-361-7577, 800-662-7829
Hampton (G-9)
Atlanta Motor Speedway Thr ill to the excitement of NASCAR racing. Office o pen Mo n.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.5 p.rn. Call for events and fees or to schedule a tour. 1500 Tara Place, Hampton, 30228 770-707-7904, 770-707-7970 (tours),
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Newman Wetlands Center Come learn about wetlands, see educational exhibits, have a picnic and take a scenic stroll. Trail Daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m . Center Tue.- Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 2755 Freeman Rd., Hampton, 30228 770-603-5606,
gwf.org/wetlandpatch15.htm al WC 6-.
Jonesboro ( F-8)
Antiq1.1e Funeral Museum/ Margaret M itchell Playhouse
Visitors can see a horse-drawn hearse, a pre-Civil War casket, antique Civil War embalming equipment and visit the room where Mitchell played as a child. Daily. Free. 168 N. McDonough St., Jonesboro, 30236, 770-478-7211, popedixon.com C;;J WC 6'
Patrick Cleburne Confederate Memorial Cemetery One thousand unident ified Confederate soldiers who d ied in t he Battle of Jonesboro rest here. Daily. Free. Johnson St. and McDonough St., Jonesboro, 30236, 770478-4800 Lil&.
Road to Tara Museum Located in the Jo nesboro Depot Welcome Center, this museum hig hlights Civil War and Gone With the W ind memorabilia. Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Adults $5. students and seniors $4. 104 N. Main St ., Jonesboro, 30236 770-478-4800, 800-662-7829,
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stately Oak An 1839 planter' s home complete with white columns and a one-room schoolhouse. Tours are conducted by costumed guides. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Call for Sat. hours and fees. 100 Carriage Ln. (off Jodeco Dr.), Jonesboro, 30236, 770-473-0197,
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Travel Services
Historic;il and Hyi;terlcal Touts Topics of tours include Gone With the Wind and the Ba ttle of Jonesboro. Additional tours are availab le for groups. Call for dally tour times and fees. 104 N. Main St., Jonesboro, 30236 770-477-8864, peterbonner.com [;;l WC
Kennesaw ( E-6)
"Anne Frank in the World, 1929-1945" Exhibit A multimedia exhibit that chronicles the short life of Anne Frank and those of millions of other Holocaust victims. Mon.- Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. KSU Center, 3333 Busbee Dr., Ken nesaw, 31044, 678-797-2083,
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Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park Civil War battlefield now offers trails, recreation and picnicking fac ilities. Welcome center Mon.- Fri. 8 :30 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat.-Sun. 8:30 a.m .- 6 p.m. Park open daily dawn-dusk. Free. 900 Kennesaw Mountain Dr., Kennesaw, 30152, 770-427-4686, nps.gov/kemo C:l WC

Southern Mu~um of Civil War 1nd Locomotive History
Exhibits include a famous Civil War-era locomotive and a collection of Civil War relics. Mon.-Sat. 9:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 12-5 p.m. Adults $7.50, children 6-12 $5.50, seniors $6.50. Call ahead for tours. 2829 Cherokee St., Kennesaw, 30144 770-427-2117, southernmuseum.org [:lWC &.
U.5.. Pl.ay Fun fo r all ages w it h cosmic bowling, billiards and video games. Call for hours and fees. 775 Cobb Place Blvd., Kennesaw, 30144 770-427-7679, usplay.com [:l WC M IT
Lawrenceville ( H-6)
.4.dVantures Aloft Hot-Alt Ballooning Flights are conducted daily at dawn and about two hours before sunset (weather permit t ing). Each trip is custom-designed and includes a light meal and a tradit io nal toast. Call for reservations and fees. P.O. Box 464246, Lawrenceville, 30042 770-963-0149, ballooningamerica.com [:l
Gwinnett Historical Society/ Gwinnett History Center The Historical Societ y maintains a genealogy and history library in the courthouse. Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Free. 18S Crogan St., Lawrenceville, 30046
770-822-5174, gwinnetths.org [:l WC b

Gwinnett History Museum
~he museum specializes in the preservation and interpretation of Gwinnett County arti facts from prehistory to World War II. Mon.-Thu. 10 a.m .- 4 p.m., Sat. 12-5 p.m. $1donation requested. 455 Perry St., Lawrenceville, 30045 770-822-5178, gogwinnett.com/gwinnetthistorymuseum [:l WC fl
Lilburn
Olcl Town Lilburn Gwinnett's historic O ld Town Lilburn's 5hops are housed in restored mercantile stores and homes. Most shops Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m .
c- 93 Main St., Lilburn, 30047
770-279-1300, cityoflilburn.com [:l WC fl
Vellow River Game Ra 1ch A 25-acre animal preserve offers a trail for visitors to see black bears. cougars, buffalo and other animals indigenous to the state. Daily 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. (tickets so ld until 5 p.m.). Adults $8, children $7. 4525 US Hwy. 78, Lilburn, 30047 770-972-6643, 877-972-6643, yellowrivergameranch.comithia springs [:l WC&
Lithia Springs
Sweetwatet' Creek State Coni.ervation Park Hiking trails wind through the woods lead to the ruins of a textile mill burned during the Civil War. Fishing, boat rentals, picnic areas and playgrounds. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Trails close at dusk. $2 per vehicle. Mount Vernon Rd., Lithia Springs, 30057, 770-732-5871, gastateparks.org [:l WC M IT

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Locust Grove (G-9)
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l'I I ' II This center houses rehabilitated and exotic animals such as bears lions tigers and monkeys. Visitors'can picnic here and view the animals. Tue.- Sat. 12-3 p.m. Free (donations accepted).
f.f712 L. G. Griffin Rd., Locust Grove, ~t8& 770-9570888, noahs-ark.org

Loganville
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Stroll through 23 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy the garden railroad. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. - S p.m. Adults $5, children and seniors $4. 3500 Oak Grove Rd., Loganville, 30052
7[;;7I 0W-C466-6-7532, vinesbotanicalgardens.com

Mableton (E-7)
M blei House Amp,iitheatr~ Plan _an outing to Atlanta's newest performing arts venue. Performance listings on Web site. Call for hours and fees. 5239 Floyd Rd., Mableton, 30126 770-819-7937, mablehouseamphitheatre.com [;;I WC 6'

Marietta (E-6)
Manetta/Cobb Mu,eum o' Art
Art from the 19th and 20th centuries is showcased in four large exhibitions annually. Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.- 5 p.m.. Sun. 1-5 p.m. Adults $5, children and seniors $3. 30 Atlanta St., Marietta, 30060 770-528-1444, mariettasquare.com/mcma [;;I WC 6,

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Cemetery/Marietta City Cametery

Buried in the Confederate Cem etery

are mo re t han 3,000 people from t he

Civil War era. The City Cemetery dates

back further, to the 1830s. Daily dawn-

dusk. Free.

381 Powder Springs St., Marietta, 30060

770-794-5606,

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"'1arietta Fire Museum The museum showcases antique fire
engines and fire-fighting equipment. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 112 Haynes St., Marietta, 30060 770-794-5467 WC e,.

Marlett Gone With the Wind
Museum Sc;,rl&tt On the Square
This ml1seum houses a large collection of GWTW movie memorabilia and a
section dedicated to the AfricanAmerican cast members. Mon.-Sat. 10
a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees.
18 Whitlock Ave., Marietta, 30064 770-794-5576, gwtwmarietta.com [;;IWC e,.

Mariett, Mu-1eom of Hlstnry Discover the rich history of
Marietta and Cobb County. Mon.-Sat. 10 am.-4 p.m.. Sun. 1- 4 p.m. Adults $3,
children $1, seniors and st udents $2.
l Depot St., Ste. 200, Marietta, 30060 770-528-0431, mariettahistory.org
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M l"' ta National Cetn twr~ More than 10,000 Civil War soldiers are buried here. Daily. Tours by
reservation. Free. 500 Washington Ave., Marietta, 30060 770-428-3258 [;;IWC

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This quaint gallery features Thomas

Kinkade artwork. gifts and co llectibles.

Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.

192 Church St., Marietta 30060

770-426-1825. marlowga llery.com

M<..untasla Fun Centar
Enjoy this fam ily fun park with go-carts, bumper boats. miniature golf and video games. Birthday and group packages are available. Call for hours and fees. 175 Ernest Barrett Pkwy., Marietta, 30066, 770-422-7227, mountasia.com
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..oot House Museum
Located in a m erchant's home that once belonged to pharmacist William
Root. this museum portrays middleclass life in t he 1850s. Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $4, children $2. seniors $3.
145 Denmead St., Marietta, 30060 770-426-4982, cobblandm arks.com WC e,.

W hit1:. Wat1!'r and American Adventure5
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. Call for hours and fees.
250 Cobb Pkwy. N., Marietta, 30062 770-424-WAVE, sixflags.com WC brl Y

McDonough (G-9)
Genealogical Society Located in t he Brown House, which dates back to 1826, the Genealogical Society preserves historical information about Henry and Clayton Counties. Mon.. Wed ., Fri. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. 71 Macon St., McDonough, 30252 770-954-1456 ~ WC
He itage Parloc This 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. 101 Lake Dow Rd., McDonough, 30253 770-954-2031, co.henry.ga.us [;;I WC
Little BIiiies Strawbar,v Farm Pic k your own strawberr ies fresh from the vine-or they will pick them for you. Try the homemade strawberry ice cream. Seasonal. Call for hours. 2501 GA Hwy. 20 W., McDonough, 30253, 770-957-8524, littlebillies.com ~ WC o,. rl
Pea.ch e Peddle s Fie "1 nket
The flea market, in an indoor 70,000 square-foot space, hosts craft shows a nd other events. in addition to featuring antiques and craft booths. Sat. 9 a.m .-6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. 155 Mill Rd., McDonough, 30253 770-914-2269, 888-661-3532 I] WC 6'11

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Moreland (D-10)
Erskine Caldwell Birthplace and Museum The b irthplace of Erskine Caldwell has been rest ored to its 1903 appearance and now showcases Caldwell's li fe and accomplishments. Sat.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. Adult s $2, children $1. E. Camp St. in Moreland Town Square, Moreland, 30259 770-251-4438, 770-254- 8687,
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Lewis Grizzard Mw;eum View memorabilia o f renowned humori st and author Lew is Gr izzard. See his o ld typew riters, family phot os, mementos and manuscripts. Dail y 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Guided tours avail. $1. 2769 US Hwy. 29 S., Moreland, 30259 770-304-1490, 800-826-9382,
coweta.ga.us WC 6'
Old M ill Museum Visitors can see antique fa rming equipment, World War II-era collectibles from life in rural Georgia and the Smithsonian Textile Exhibit. Sat.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. by reservation only. Admission $2. Downtown Moreland Square on Main St. Moreland, 30259 770-254-2627, 800826-9382, coweta.ga.usMorrow WC 6,.
Morrow (F-8)
Georgia Department of Archives and History Georgia's most valuable historical documents are housed here, helping state and local governments meet records requirements. Tue.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 5800 Jonesboro Rd., Morrow, 30260 678-364-3700, georgiaarchives.org
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Natlonal Archives and Records Ad ministration The National Archives and Records Admini- stration houses inform ation for genealogy research. Tue.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.5 p.m. Free. 5780 Jonesboro Rd., Morrow, 30260 770- 968-2100, nara.gov WC 6,.
Reynolds Memorial Nature Preserve This 146-acre w oo dland host s educational programs dedicated to conservat ion and offers 4 .5 miles of trails, a historic barn and a variety of gardens. Preserve open daily until dusk. Visitors' center Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Free. 5665 Reynolds Rd., Morrow, 30260 770-603-4188, co.clayton.ga.us WC6'
Newnan (D-9)
Coweta County African-Americein Heritage Museum and Research Center The first black museum of Coweta County now exhibit s historical African-Amer ica n architecture and houses artifacts and reco rds. Mon.- Fri. 10 a.m.- 4 p,m. o r by appt. Donations accepted. 92 Farmer St., Newnan, 30263 770-683-7055, africanamericanalliance.net t;;l WC 6,.
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Dunaway Gardens One of the South's largest natural rockand-floral gardens. Mar. 15-Nov. 30 Thu.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Group tours avail. daily year-rou nd. Adults $10, children $8. 3218 Roscoe Rd., Newnan, 30263 678-423-4050, dunawaygardens.com WC &
Male Academy Mu&eum An extensive Civil War museum exhibiting artifacts, weaponry, map and paintings of the beginning of the Battle of Brown Mills. Tue.-Thu. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-3 p.m.. Sat.-Sun. 2-5 p.m. Adults $3, children $1. 30 Temple Ave., Newnan, 30263 770-251-0207, nchistoricalsociety.org WC 6-
Norcross (G-6) Hi~tiric Downtown NOTtross
This area's old-fashioned streetlamps illuminate galleries, antiques shops, gift shops and restaurants, including one housed in a restored train depot. Call for hours. s . Peachtree St. from Holcomb Bridge Rd. to Buford Hwy., Norcross, 30071
770-449-4084, norcrossga.net [:J WC b.
Malibu Grand PriJC Familv 81 ertainmen Centl!r Entertainment Includes miniature golf, go-carts, bumper boats, batting cages, an arcade and an Indy-style for m ula racing track. A full food court is avail. Call for seasonal hours and fees. 54 00 Brook Hollow Pkwy., Norcross, 30071, 770-416-7630, malibugrandprix.com WC b. fl T
Powder Springs
St.111 Valley Beach Nestled among 40 acres of Georgia pines is a swimming pool with water slides and a rope swing, beaches and picnic areas. Call for seasonal hours. Adults $16, children $14, seniors $10. 5350 Holloman Rd., Powder Springs, 30127, 770-943-5900,
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Roswell ( F-6)
Andretti Speed Lab This indoor entertainmen t complex features high-performance carts, an arcade, rock-climbing simulators, a ropes course and a restaurant with a sports bar. Mon.-Thu. 3-10 p.m., Fri. 3 p.m.- 1 a.m., Sat. 11-1 a.m., Sun. 12- 10 p.m. 11000 Alpharetta Hwy., Roswell, 30076 770-992-5688, andrettispeedlab.corn
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Bulloch Hall Bulloch Hall was the childhood home of Mittie Bulloch, w ho married Theodore Roosevelt Sr. in 1853. Tour t he slave quarters and the gard en. Mon- Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Sun. 1-3 p.m. Tours on the hour until 3 p.m. Adult s $6, c hildren 6-12 $4 . 180 Bulloch Ave., Roswell, 30075 770-992-1731, 800-776-7935, cvb.roswell.ga.us WC
Chattahoochee Nature Center Enjoy miles of freshwater ponds, wooded uplands, river marshes and wildlife along the Chattahoochee River. Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.-S p.m.. Sun. 12- 5 p.m. Adults $3, children 3-12 and seniors $2. 9135 Willeo Rd., Roswell, 30075
7I;J70W-C99e-2. -2055, chattnaturecenter.com
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Roswell Fire and Rescue Museum This small local m useum focuses on the history of the Roswell Volunteer Fire Department. Daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Free, 1002 A lpharetta St., Roswell, 30075 770-641-3730, roswellgov.corn WC &-
Roswell Historic District Roswell's 640-acre historic district is filled w ith antebellum homes. historic sites, shops, arts, crafts, nature trails, museums and restaurants. Call for hours. 617 Atlanta St., Roswell, 30076 770-640- 3253, 800-776-7935, cvb.roswell.ga.us
Smith Plantation Housl! Built in 1845, this home is filled with artifacts belonging to the original family, Complete with 10 original outbuildings, this is the q uintessential affluent farmfamily p lantation. Mon.- Sat. 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 935 Alpharetta St., Roswell, 30075 770-641-3978, 800-776-7935,
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Startlme Entertainment Compl':\X The complex features miniature golf, gocarts, batting cages. an arcade, billiards, comedy club, sports bar and a movie theater. Call for hours and fees, 608 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Roswell, 30076, 770- 993-5411,
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Teaching Museum North Exhibits here document the history of the United States, Georgia and Roswell. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Free. 791 Mimosa Blvd., Roswell, 30075 770-5S2-6339, fultonschools.org/dept/ teaching museumnorth.corn WC b
Travel Services
Gho~t Talk-Ghost Walk Tour Tours Fri. 6:30-8 p.m. Admission $10. Group rates avail. Reservations required. 617 Atlanta St., Roswell, 30075 770-753-0037, 800-273-0371, cvb.roswell.ga.us
Storytelllng Tours of Historic Roswell Groups will join their storyteller guide for a fun and factual tour of Roswell Historic District, hear ing t ales of the m ill village, t he m ills and the people of early Roswell. Call for hours and fees. 617 Atlanta St., Roswell, 30075 770-640-3253, 800-776-7935, cvb.roswell.ga.us [:J WC 6'
Scottdale
Old MIii Antiques Village The village comprises five houses and a warehouse, all filled with antiques. Bring your antiques here to sell or to be res tored or refinished. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.5 p.m., Sat. 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 3240 E. Ponce de Leon Ave., Scottdale, 30079, 404-292-0223 WC 6'
Senoia
5-enoia Hi,toric District Developed around 1830 and originally a cluster of farms, the tow,:i features 150 historic structures along a commercial strip and tree-lined streets. Main St., Senoia, 30276 770-254-2627

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Bluelights Excit ing b lend o f modern Cajun infused w it h a Caribbean flavor w ith a tast e of j azz. 3515 Highway Stockbridge. 678-565-0200 thebluelights.com
LaFamilglia Said to be "The most wonderful Italian cuisine you will ever put in your mouth." 45 West Park Square Marietta. 770-425-9300
Greenwood's on Green Street Tru ly fu ll-flavored Southern fare here to challe nge any competitor, plus ta ste t he most amazing p ies! 1087 Green St. Roswell. 770-992-5383
Seasons de Provence Fine Southern French cuisine "from our family to yours" in a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere. 4416 Senator Russell Ave. Acworth, 678-574-7188 seasonsdeprovence.com
Pascal's Bistro Westpark Walk Shopping Center A local and v is itor favorite offer s the best in continental c uisine. 217 Commerce Drive Peachtree City, 770-632-0112 pascalsbistro.com
Rathbun's With solid, head-on flavors from the trio of soups to the dessert samplers, chef Kevin Rathbun clearly articu lates regionally influenced c uisine from all over. 112 Krog St. ( in t he Stove Works), 404-524- 8280.
Travel Services senoiil Driving Tour of Homes
Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. 100 Walt Sanders Memorial Dr., Newnan, 30265, 770-254-2627, 800-826-9382, coweta.ga.us
Sharpsburg
GfaAdmother's G.Jrcten and Pathways of Gold Park Stro ll through th ese beautiful gardens. Daily. Free. Main St., Sharpsburg, 30277
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Olde lbwn Sharpsburg Enjoy antiques and craft shops housed in turn-of-the-century buildings. Tue.-Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Main and Terrentine Sts., Sharpsburg, 30277, 770-254-2627, 800-826-9382,
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Smyrna (F-7)
Concord Covered Bridge This 1840s covered bridge, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is in the Concord Historic District. On Concord Rd. between Hicks Rd. and
s. Cobb Dr., Smyrna, 30080
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Smyrna Museum This museum contains a large collection of photographs, memorabilia, pub licat ions and histo rical and genealogica l research materials. Call for hours an tours. Free. 2861 Atlanta St., Smyrna, 30082 770-431-2858, rootsweb.com/-gashgs/ C;JWC6..
Travel Services
Smyrna Welcome Center/ Aunt Fanny's Cabin The center is located in what was once Aunt Fanny's Cabin, a world-famous restaurant known for its Southern cooking. Mon. and Wed.- Fri. 10 a.m- 4 p.m, Sat . 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Group tours available. Free. 2875 Atlanta Rd ., Smyrna, 30080 770-805-4277 ~ WC 6,.
Sne ll vi ll e
T. W . Briscoe Park This community park is the site o f the Snellville Days Festival. Daily 6 a.m.10 p.m. Free. 2500 Sawyer Pkwy., Snellville, 30078 770-985-3535, snellville.org C;JWC&
Stockbridge
Panola Mountain State Conservation Park This 100-acre granit e mountain offers rare plants, p icnic areas, a p layground, an interpretive center w ith live exhibits, trails and a 3.5-mile ra nger-led hike (reservations required). Daily 7 a.m.- dusk 18 miles southeast of Atlanta on GA Hwy. 155, 770-389-7801, gastateparks.org ~WC&T
Stone Mount ain (G-7)
Stone Mountain Pert; Georgia's largest campground and m ostvisited attraction offers outdoor entertainment and recreation w ith year-round activities. Daily 6 a.m.- 12 p.m. Call for attraction hours and fees. 16 m iles east of At lanta on US Hwy. 78, Exit 39-B off 1-285, 770-498-5690, 800-317-2006, stonemountainpark.com ~WC&fl T
Tucke r
Downtown Tuc:ker A vibrant area w ith a cozy neighborhood feel, Tucker has a wide variety of shopping and dining opportunit ies. Main St., Tucker, 30084 770-492-5000, dcvb.org

Recipe
Bife Acebolado
From Cafe Lily 308 W. Ponce de Leon Avenue Decatur, 404-371-9119 cafelily.com
4 12 -oz Black-Angus ribeye steaks, well -trimmed For the Rub:
1 cup aged red wine v inegar 2/3 cup extra-virgin o live oil 2/3 cup sweet Spanish paprika 2 tbsp chopped fresh garlic 1 tbsp Kosher salt 1 t bsp coarse, ground black pepper For t he Sauce: 1 can (28 oz.) crushed Roma tomatoes 1 medium onion, sliced thin 2 tsp chopped fresh garlic 4 bay leaves 1 cup white w ine 2 tbsp aged red-wine vinegar 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil Kosher salt and Coarse g rou nd b lack pepper, to tast e
RUB
Combine all rub ingred ients. Smother the steaks completely in the rub, making sure t hat all surfaces are covered. (You might want t o use latex g loves fo r t his task, as t he paprika wi ll stain your hands). Place steaks in a shallow g lass bak ing dish (or something simila rly non-reactive) and cover w ith p lastic wrap and to marinate at least one hour at room temperature. For more flavor, place in refrigerator for several hours or overnight. Heat grill to as hot as possible.
SAUCE
In a medium saucepan, heat the olive o il over medium-high heat until the oil just begins to smoke. Add the onions, the bay leaves, and a pinch each of salt and pepper. Saute until th e onions soften, about 5 m inutes. Add t he garl ic and saute 2 m inutes more or until the harsh odor j ust disappears, but do not brown the garlic. Add t he wine and the vinegar, bring to a simmer, and reduce unt il almost all the liquid d isappears. Add t he tomatoes, stir we ll. and bring to a simmer. Cook at low temperature for about 10 -15 minutes, or until t he tomatoes just begin to lose their raw taste and some of the wate r from t hem evaporates. Keep sauce warm.
CHARGR ILL
Accord ing to preference, cook over very hot grill.
SERVE
Spoon the sauce over t he cooked, plated st eaks and serve. You may serve t he steaks with the side dish of your choice, although Cafe Lily serves t hem w ith lemon-garlic mashed potatoes.

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Coast
Salty sea breezes blow softly through the spectacular lands ofCoastal Georgia's pristine barrier islands, quiet swamps, unspoiled beaches and marshes,
all thriving with wildlife, while shady Lanes ofmoss-draped oaks create an alluring backdrop for charming historic districts.

Dolphin Delight
Watch bottlenose dolphins frolic and p lay alongside sea kayaks and tour boats. There are a number of adventure outfitters and excursion cruises that will get you amazingly close to these magical creatures in Darien, Jekyll Island, Savannah, St. Simons Island, and the mouth of the Altamaha River.
Historic Plantations
Prepare to be captivated by the ancient oaks at Brunswick's
Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation Historic Site, an antebellum home furnished with heirlooms. Tour Reynolds p lantation, a former cotton plantation on Sapelo Island, and wander the ruins of Savannah's Colonialera Wormsloe Historic Site.
Do The Locomotion
It's a train-lover's paradise. The Folkston Funnel's double-track railroad artery handles 50 to 60 trains a day, and from its covered viewing p latform visitors sight Amtrak, the Autotrain, and freight trains rumbling through to their destinations. Savannah's historic Roundhouse Railroad Museum has an operating turntable, full-size steam and diesel engines, rail cars and model railroad layouts.
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Light in the Darkness
Flashing beacons once warned of danger, but today the lighthouses that g uard Georgia's coast are visitorfriendly. Still important to navigation, climbers can hike the 178 winding steps to the top of Tybee Island's Lighthouse and tour the home of the keeper, or check out the museum at St. Simons Island Lighthouse.
Yesterday Once More
African-American history comes alive at Midway's Seabrook Village, where visitors can wash clothes on a scrub board like freed slaves did. Savannah's KingTisdell Cottage exhibits slave bil ls of sale, while the First African Baptist Church of Savannah, the oldest African-American church in North America, exhibits evidence of the Underground Railroad.
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Hit the links at Savannah's Crosswinds Golf Cour se Jekyll Island Golf Club's four courses, and Sea Island or Sea Palms golf course on St. Simons. But watch out for t he wat er hazards, sea grass, native sand tra ps and alligator s- they' re all part of the natura l design, beauty and challenge of coast al Georgia's golf courses.
Murky Mystery
The Okefenokee Swamp, called " land of the trembling eart h" b y Native Americans, st ill holds the mystery of t he great w ild p laces. Paddle a canoe throu g h the still, black waters, stroll the boardwalks surrounded by lush veget ation or climb the observat ion t o wers for a bird's eye view of the surround ing w ilderness. Get close to alligat ors, snakes, otters, wading birds and b obcats. Learn about a "swamper's"

life at Obediah's Okefenok, learn the secrets of the swam p at the Okefenokee Heritag e Center and meet a talking tree at Southern Forest World . The three entrances to t he Okefenokee National W ild life Refuge are near Fargo, Fo lkston and Waycross.
Did You Know
Georgia has made the plight of the endangered loggerhead turtle a top priority. With their hatching grounds encroached upon and multiple hazards threatening their existence, these majestic creatures are in trouble. Weighing up to 400 pounds each and measuring approximately three feet long, loggerheads return to the beach where they were born to lay their eggs. Take a gu ided turtle walk under the starlit skies on Georgia's Barrier Islands to watch these ancient anima ls lay clutches of 80 to 100 eggs in the dunes. The Brunswick Sea Turtle Movement Study and the Jekyll Island Sea Turtle Project monitor nests and the tiny two-inch hatchlings to ensure that as many as possible make their way to the sea.
To learn more about sea turtles in Georgia or to track tagged Georgia sea turtles, v isit georgiaseaturtles.org.
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Foods and Festivables
Celebrate the bounty of the coast at any one of the local food festivals. Head to St. Marys for the Rock Shrimp Festiva l, t o Woodbine for t he Crawfish Festival or t o Kingsland for the Catfish Festival. Kick off the shrimping season in Darien with the Blessing of the Fleet o r or celebrate the uniqueness of the Okefenokee at the annual Waycross' Swampfest.

Battle Ready

Wit ness t he realistic battle reenactments at the forts that defended Georgia's coast against the Spanish and Ind ians at Dari en's Fort 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.

Hooked
Fish the coastal waters for snapper, grouper, kingfish, sea bass and pompano on charter boats from the docks of Brunswick, Jekyll Island, St. Simons Island, Shellman Bluff and Tybee Island. See sand sharks, eels, triggerfish and anemones while scuba diving off Gray's Reef Nationa l Marine Sanctuary near Savannah.

Going Nuclear
Get a taste of what it 's like to sit at the helm of a nuclear sub at St. Mary's Submarine Museum where you can pay homage to the "silent service." Savannah's Sh ips of the Sea Maritime Museum disp lays intricate models of seagoing vessels from sail steamers to warsh ips, tugs and supertankers. 46

The First City
Savannah, Georgia's oldest and America's first p lanned c ity, has retained the charm of its orig ina l design w ith historic squares lined by magnificently restored Greek Revival- and Regency-style homes. Hop an open-air trolley for a daytime tour or an evening swing past ghostly sites like Bonaventure Cemetery. The act ive Riverfront Plaza and City Market hosts restaurants, galleries and shopping, w hile t he Civil Rights or Savannah Histor y museums transport visitors to yesteryear. Girl Scouts make the pilgrimage to founder Juliette Gordon Low's b irthplace, wh ile pilgrims of another sort, also dressed in green, make Savannah's annual St . Patrick's Day celebration t he best in the South.
Cultural Time Capsule
Discover the unique Gullah culture of former slaves who found asylum in isolated communities like Hog Hammock on Sapelo Island. Rich reservoirs of undiluted African-American culture, customs and songs have been preserved along w ith the Geechee or Gullah language, a Creole form of p idgin Eng lish.
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An Artful Affair
Come to the Georgia Coast for sun and f un, but don't miss its kaleidoscope of lively arts. Savannah's Telfair Museum of Art and the new Jepson Center for the Arts houses a 4,500-piece collection includ ing African-American, Southern and photography galleries, and outdoor sculpture t erraces. Brunswick's restored Ritz Theatre, formerly a Grand Opera House, a vaudeville stage and a movie pa lace, now hosts national, regional and local performances. Hear great music at Jazz in the Park at the St. Simons Lighthouse concert series, the theater under the stars with the Jekyll Island Musical Theatre Festival, and the 17-daylong Savannah Music Festival covering every genre of music. Area art associations and galleries featu re works by local, regional and nationa l artists.
Hit the Road
Georgia's Colonial Coast Birding Trail
Scan the shorelines, salt marsh es, old rice fields, woodlands, tidal rivers and freshwater wetlands along this path between St . Marys and Savannah w here more than 300 species of b irds find nest ing sites. See a bald eagle soar, an endangered wood st ork feed its young, or a great egret standing motionless in a p lacid pond.
Liberty Trail
Drive the hist oric moss-draped backroads of south Georgia through oak forests and marshlands and uncover a collage of history, culture, and ecology. Visit Seabrook Village, Melon Bluff Nature and Heritage Center, Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center, and the Midway National Historic District along the way from Hinesville to Riceboro.

Golden Isles
Undulating dunes, salt marsh meadows and maritime forests of live oak, p ine and magnolia test ify to t he pristine spirit of Georgia's barrier islands, accessib le on ly by boat, ferry or causeway. Still these shores accommodate every imaginable leisure activ ity, from golf, tennis and spa treatments to wilderness exploration, bird watching, archaeology and history. Visitors can explore Sapelo Island's Hog Hammock community; discover Cumberland Island National Seashore's amazing variety of birds, fish and other wild life; tee-off on St. Simons Island; hit the water park or golf course, search for sea turtles, or shop on Jekyll Island; cl imb Tybee Island's lighthouse; or hike the trails and walk the beach of Blackbeard Island Nationa l Wild life Refuge.
Five Stars by the Sea
Sea Island and the posh Clo ister Hotel have p layed host to the GS Summit, five presidents and newlyweds George and Barbara Bush. This popular family destinations features a top-notch spa and golf facilities, elaborate landscaping and elegant villas in the SpanishMediterranean style.

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Attractions
Murky swamps> sandy beaches and haunted bayous entice land-lovers to experience a saltier slice oflife.

Blackbeard Island
Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge Half of t he island is designated as a nat ional wi lderness area wit h trails, beaches, birding and fishing. Dail y sunrise- sunset. Free. Blackbeard Island, 31305 912-652-4415, b lackbeardisland.fws.gov
Blackshear (0-20)
Pierce County Heritage Museum and Depot This restored 1902 t ra in depot now houses a Civil War museum, county history and a genealogical library. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. Free. 200 S. Central Ave., Blackshear, 31516 912449-7044, piercechamber.com
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Pierce County Chamber of Commerce Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. 200 Central Ave., Blackshear, 31516 912-449-7044, piercechamber.com
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Brunswick ( R-20)
Brunswick Shrimp Docks/Mary Ross Waterfront Park/Liberty Ship Mem orial See working shr imp boats in season at the docks and sho p the farmers market in Mary Ross Waterfront Park in historic downtown Brunswick. A lso v iew a scale model of a Liberty Ship, sim ilar to those buil t in Br unswick's shipyards dur ing World War II. Daily. Free. Bay St., Brunswick, 31520 912-265-0620, 800-933-2627, bgicvb.com
Earth Day Nature Trail The tra il features a wading-bird habit at, an osp rey/eagle nesting p latform, w ild life observation decks and an observat ion tower. Daily sunr ise-sunset. Free. One Conservation Way, Brunswi ck, 31520, 912-264-7218,
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Emerald Princess Casino/Cruise Ship Enjoy a buffet, dancing, live entertai nm ent and gambling. Call for hours and fees. 1 Gisco Point Dr., Brunswick, 31521 912-265-3558, 800-842-0115, emerald -
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Historic Downtown Brunswick Visit the quaint shops, restaurants, art galleries and antiq ues shops. Daily. 1229 Newcastle St., Brunswick, 31520 912-265-4032, brunswickgeorgia.net lilWC b.llY
Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation Historic Site Enjoy views of salt marsh, m agnolias and Spanish moss-draped oak trees. Tour the furnished 1850s antebellum ho me and m useum. Call fo r hours. Between Brunswick and Darien on US Hwy. 17, 912-264-7333, gastateparks.org
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Old Glynn County Courthouse Erected in 7907, this impressive building is surro unded by moss-hung live oaks. Open Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. Union St. and G St., Brunswick, 31520 912-265-0620, 800-933-2627,
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Ritz Theatre This renovated theater stages live productions year-round . Call for schedule, hour s and fees. 1530 Newcastle St., Brunswick, 31520 912-262- 6934, goldenislesarts.org
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Sidney Lanier Brid ge Georg ia's tallest cable-stayed bridge, at 7,780 feet long and 486 feet ta ll, contains 14,810,095 pounds of reinforcing steel. Daily. Free. US Hwy. 17, Brunswick, 31520 912-265- 0620, 800-933-2627, bgicvb.com
Travel Serv ices
Brunswick and the Golden Isles Convention and Visi t ors Bureau and Chamber of Commerce Open Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. 4 Glynn Ave., Brunswick, 31520
800-933-2627, bgicvb.com lil WC 6'

Brunswick 1- 95 Visitors Center Daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 200 1-95, Brunswick, 31525 800-933-2627, bgicvb.com [;;I WC 6,.
Brunswick US Hwy. 17 Visitors Center Daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 2000 Glynn Ave., Brunswick, 31520
800-933-2627, bgicvb.com lil WC 6'
Brunswick Land ing Marina Call for hours and fees. 2429 Newcastle St., Brunswick, 31520 912-262-9264 [;;I WC
Brunswick Marina Call for hours and fees. 1701 Newcastle St., Brunswick, 31520 912-262-9264 lil WC
Captain Mike Evans Charters Call for hours and fees. 728 Pine Haven Cir., Brunswick, 31520 912-264-3807 lil WC
Happy Hooker Charters Backwater, inshore and offshore tours. Call for hours and fees. 408 Howard Dr., Brunswick, 31523 912-265-3298, 912-270-7997, goldenislescharterfishing.com l:il WC
Hobo Charter Fishing Specializing in inshore and near-shore expeditions. Call fo r hours and fees. 211 Choctaw Rd., Brunswick, 31525 912-264-5735 ~ WC
Southeast Adventure Outfitters Kaya k t ours around St. Simons, Jekyll, Cum berlan d, Sapelo, Sea and Blac kbeard Islands, as well as inland marsh and river tours. Call fo r hours and fees. 1200 Glynn Ave. (US Hwy. 17 S.), Brunswick, 31520, 912-265-5292, southeastadventure.com l:il WC & \'I
Sterling Equestrian Center Call for hours and fees. 6924 New Jesup Hwy, Brunswick, 31523 912-265-7799
Three Oaks Farm Boarding and horseback riding lessons. Call for fees. 332 Oyster Rd., Brunswi ck, 31523 912-262-9663
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Travelog Tours Inc. Inbound, upcoast an d land t ours. Vacatio n p lanning is available. Call for h ours and fees. 3610 Darien Hwy. N., Brunswick, 31525 912-265-1173, travelogtours.com
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Troupe Creek Marina Daily 7 a.m.-6 p.m, Call for fees. 375 Yacht Rd., Brunswick, 31525
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Two-Way Marina Sightseeing tours on deck boats. Call for hours and fees. US Hwy. 17 N., at Altamaha River, Brunswick, 31525 912-265-0410 [;J WC
Cumberland Island (S-22)
Cumberland Island National Seashore The largest and southernmost island in Georgia perm it s cam ping w ith reservations. Call for hours an d fees. Ferry: 107 St. Marys St., Cumberland Island, 31558, 912-882-4335, 800-860-6787, nps.gov/cuis [;l WC
Dungeness Ruins Stately homes built on the island in the late 1700s were called Dungenesses after Dungeness, the castle of t he Duke of Cumberland, King George ll's son. The ruins include one built in the 1790s and later rebuilt by Andrew Carnegie in 1884 . Free. Cumberland Island, 31558 912-882-4335, 888-817-3421, nps.gov
First African Baptist Church This ch urch also served as a communi ty hall and school and church fo r t he island's ear ly African Amer ica ns. It was the si te of the wedd ing of John F. Kennedy, Jr. Call for tours. Free. Cumberland Island, 31558 912-882-4335, 888-817-3421, nps.gov
Plum Orchard Mansion The mansion, built by the Carnegie fam ily, dates back to 1898. Call for hours and tour reservations. Free. Cumberland Island, 31558 912-882-4335, 888-817-3421, nps.gov 6,.
Darien (S-19)
Altamaha Waterfowl Management Area Learn about t he importance of managed wetlands and hunting in the conservation of w ildlife t hrough the A nsley- Hodg es MAR.S.H. Project. Daily. Free. US Hwy 17 S., Darien, 31305 912-262- 3173 [;l
Darien Waterfront Park/ Vernon Square Fi shing, p layground, b ike paths and picnic tables. Daily. In the 19th century, this was the business, cultural, social and relig io us center of Darien. Free. 105 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912-437-6684, mcintoshcounty.com [;J WC b.flT

Fort King George Historic Site During the early 1700s, this fort was the southern outpost of the British Em pire in North America. This site includes a cypress blockhouse, barracks, a fort, sawmill ruins and a museum. Call for hours. 3 miles east of 1-95, Exit 49 912-437-4770, gastateparks.org [;l WC&.
Travel Services
McIntosh County Chamber of Commerce/Welcome Center Mon - Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . 105 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912-437-6684, mcintoshcounty.com [;l WC&.
Altamaha Coastal Tours Guided canoe and sea kayak t o urs offered, as well as camp ing and day trips. Day t r ip $50, overnight $150. 229 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912-437-6010, altamaha.com
Harris Neck Cultural and Eco Tours Her itage and history tours with a focus on the history of the African-American communi t y of Har ris Neck (now the Harris Neck Natio nal W ildlife Refuge). Cal l for hours and fees. P.O. Box 2355, Darien, 31305 912-437-7821, mcintoshseed.org [;l WC &.
Historic Darien Walking Tours Call fo r reservations and fees. 105 Fort King George Dr., Darien, 31305 912-437-6884, mcintoshcounty.com
Nature and Historic Tours Nature tours of the A ltamaha River, surrounding marshes and isolated islands. 301 Franklin St., Darien, 31305 912-437-6985, opengatesbnb.com [;l WC \IT
Ella belle
Feather Air Hot-Air Balloons Fly away o n a 4 5-minu t e to one-hour flig ht. Call for fees and reservatio ns. 4326 Wilma Edwards Rd., Ellabelle, 31308, 912-858-2529, 888-277- 5819, feather-air.com [;l WC fl
Ogeechee Outpost Canoe and kayak rental and instruction, lodging and g uided camping trips offered. Call for hours and fees. 182 Rose Dr., Ellabelle, 31308 912-748-6716, ogeecheeoutpost.com E;;JWC&
Eu Ionia
Harris Neck Wildlife Refuge Enjoy 2,762 acres of salt water, marshes. woods, fishing and many species of birds. Daily dawn- dusk. Free. US Hwy. 17 and Harris Neck Rd., Eulonia, 31331, 912-832-4608, 912-652-4415 [;l 6,.
Smallest Church in America This church is only 10 feet b y 15 feet and seat s 12. Services are every third Sunday. Daily. Free. US Hwy. 17, Eulonla, 31331
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Fargo
Okefenokee State Park Of the p ark's two sections, the S. C. Foster unit is the west entran ce to the Okefenokee Swamp, offer ing camping, cottages. boat rental, trails and a playground. The.S uw annee River unit has an interpretive center and boat ramp. Daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Entrances off US Hwys 177 and 441, Fargo, 912-637-5274, gastateparks.org [;l WC 6,.
Folkston (P-22)
Folkston Funnel Train Watching Platform This is a g reat locatio n for watching trains, since more th an 70 of th em pass t hrou gh Folkston each day. Daily. Free. 103 N. First St., Folkston, 31537 912-496-2536, folkston.com
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Okefenokee Education and Research Center Discovery Hall show cases the O kefenokee region's natural, cultural and historical heritage th rough interactive exhibits. Call for h ours and fees. 500 Kingsland Dr., Folkston, 31537
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Okefenokee National Wi ld life Refuge This 680-square-mile wetland w ilderness provid es a c ri tical habitat for abundant wild lif e and migratory birds. Call for hours and fees. Okefenokee Pkwy., off GA Hwy. 121, Folkston, 31537 912-496-7836, okefenokee.fws.gov C;J WC 6,.
Okefenokee Sporting Clays This attraction offers skeet. trap and clay shotgun shooting, as well as a q uail preserve. Sat.-Sun. 12-dusk or by reservation. Call for fees. Rt. 2, Box 3778, Folkston, 31537 912-496-2417 [;l WC
Train Museum Enjoy old train mem orabilia such as logbooks, lights and t rain maps in this restored depot. Mon.- F ri. 8:30 a.m.5 p .m. Free. Folkston Railroad Depot, 202 W. Main St., Folkston, 31537, 912-496-2536, folkston .com [;l WC &.
Travel Services
Okefenokee Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. 202 W. Main St., Folkston, 31537 912-496-2536, folkston.com [;l WC&.
Okefenokee Adventures This visitor services partn er of t he Okefenokee Natio nal W ildlife Refuge offers guided interpretive tours, including m ulti-day excursions and canoes, kayaks and b icycles for rent. Call for hours and fees. Okefenokee Pkwy., off GA Hwy. 121, Folkston, 31537, 912-496-7156, 866-THESWAMP, okefenokeeadventures.com
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Okefenokee Pastimes Tours Motor and paddleboat tours. Call for reservatio ns and fees. GA Hwy. 121 S., Folkston, 31537 912-496-4472, okefenokee.com [;l WC
Guyton
Guyton Historic District This fo rm er railroad town features many styles of architecture in its historic district. Daily. 310 Central Blvd., Guyton, 31312 912-772-3353, effinghamcounty.com
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Favorites
Learn about coastal ecology and life-forms at marine science centers on Jekyll, Tybee and Skidaway 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 on the beaches of Jekyll Island.
Jam each spring at the annual 17-day Savannah Music Festival, featuring renowned jazz, blues, rock and gospel artists.
Camp out and watch wild horses graze along the sandy trails and beaches on the undeveloped 36,000 acres of Cumberland Island.
Take a chance at hitting the jackpot on a casino dinner cruise out of Jekyll Island, or sign on for a sightseeing, gospel or moonlight themed cruise from Savannah's River Street.

Hinesville (R-17)
Fort Stewart Military Museum The m useum chronicles th e story of Fo rt Stewart from its or igins in 1940 to the present. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p,m. Free. 2022 Frank Cochran Dr., Hinesville, 31314-4936, 912-767-7885,
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Travel Services
Liberty County Chamber and Development Authority Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 500 E. Oglethorpe Hwy, Hinesville, 31313, 912-368-4445, 888-384-9814, libertycounty.org Cil WC

Homerville (M-21)
Travel Services
Clinch County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 23 W. Plant Ave., Homerville, 31634 912-487-2360, clinchcounty-ga.com Cil WC Gr.,_

Jekyll Island (S-21)

Faith Chapel
This small wooden chapel was built in 1904 for interdenominational worship. It is available for wedd ings. Daily 2-4 p.m. Free. 181 Old Plantation Rd., Jekyll Island,
31527, 912-635-4036, jekyllisland.com
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Horton House Ruins/Horton's

Brewery Site

This house. dating from 174 2, is one of

the o ldest standing structures in the

state and inc ludes t he ruins of Georgia's

first brewery. Daily. Free.

N. Riverview Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527

912-635-3636,

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Jekyll Island Arts Association Exhibit Located in the histor ic district, the association offers monthly art exhibits. Call for hours. $1 donatio n requested.
321 Riverview Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527
912-635-3920, 877-4-JEKYLL,
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Jekyll Island Fishing Pier Crabbing, fishing and p icnic tables. Free. N. Riverview Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527
912-635-3636, 877-453-5955, jekyllisland.com WC

Jekyll Island History Center A v ideo and exhibits detail t he island's history from native inhab itants to the present. Guided tours are available. Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 100 Stable Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-4036, 877-4-JEKYLL,
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Jekyll Island National Historic Landmark District The historic district boasts restored Victorian-era homes. Call for hours and fees.
100 Stable Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-4036, 877-453-5955,
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Jekyll Island Soccer Complex Home to the Golden Isles Soccer Association. this is one of the best soccer complexes in t he nation, w ith annual youth tournaments and team camps. South Beachview Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527, 912-634-8880, goldenislesoccer.com [;l WC 6-
Jekyll Wharf Marina Open 10 a.m.- sunset. Call for fees. 1 Pier Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-3152, saintsimonstransit.com WC 1I
Summer Waves Water Park This park inc ludes rides, wave pool, kids' pool, volleyba ll and a lazy river. Call for hours and fees. 210 S. Riverview Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-2074, 877-4-JEKYLL, summerwaves.com Cil WC 6-i i T
Tidelands Nature Center Enjoy hands-on marine science. live-animal displays. kayak tours and a nature wa lk. Call for hours and fees. 100 S. Riverview Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-5032, 912-635-4117,
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Travel Services
Jekyll Island Convention and Visitors Bureau/Convention Center Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. 1 Beachview Dr., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-41SS, 877-4-JEKYLL, jekyllisland.com [;l WC 6-Y
Jekyll Island Welcome Center Daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 901 Jekyll Causeway, Jekyll Island, 31527, 912-635-3636, 877-4-JEKYLL,
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Coastal Expeditions Charter Fishing and Dolphin Tours Dolphin, fishing and birding tours daily. Call for hours and fees. 1 Harbor Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-265-0392, coastalcharterfishing.com
Coastal Tours, Inc. Custom tours of Savannah and the coast. Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-2697, 800-260-0470, coastaltoursinc.com
Jekyll Harbor Marina Daily. 1 Harbor Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-3137, jekyllharbor.com
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Sea Turtle Walks Guides conduct walks in search of turtle tracks and nesting mothers. CalI for hours and fees. 196 Stable Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-635-2284, 912-635-4036, jekyllisland.com 12
Victoria's Carriages and Beach Trail Rides Narrated carriage tours, trail rides, hayrides and wedding carriages, as well as sunset tours and romantic couple rides. Call for hours and fees. 100 Stable Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527
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Weadore Salling Sailing and dolphin tours of the Jekyll Island coast. Jekyll Harbor Mar ina, 1 Harbor Rd., Jekyll Island, 31527 912-223- 4419, weadoresailing.com
Kingsland ( R-22)
Travel Serv ices
City of Kingsland Welcome Center and Convention and Visitors Bureau Visitor information on all area attractions. accommodations and restaurants, includ ing Cumberland Island. Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge, tours and more. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 107 S. Lee St., Kingsland, 31548 912-729-5999, 800-4330225,
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Georgia Visitor Information Center-Kingsland Daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 2424 Haddock Rd., Exit 1 oft 1-95, Kingsland, 31548, 912-729-3253,
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Little St. Simons Island (S-20 )
Little St. Simons Island This privately owned 10,000-acre barrier island has seven miles of undeveloped beach. Day trips leave from Hampton Marina. Call for day-trip or overnight reservations and fees. 912-6387472, 888733-5774, littlestsimonsisland.com
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Midway (S-17)
Cay Creek Wetland Interpretive Center Take the boardwalk and see marsh wet lands, native plants and wildlife. Call for hours. Free. 189 Charlie Butler Rd., Midway, 31320
912-884-3344, libertytrail.com [;l WC b
Fort Morris Historic Site This Revolutionary War fort was cap lured by the British in 1779 and used again by Americans during the War of 1812. Call for hours and fees. 7 miles east of 195, Exit 76
912-884-5999, fortmorris.org [;l WC b
Leconte Woodmanston National Historic Place Formerly the home of Dr. Louis Leconte, this was one of Georgia's earliest rice plantations. Today LeConte's world famous gardens are being re-created. Call for hours and fees. US Hwy. 17, Midway, 31320 912-884-6500, libertytrail.com
Melon Bluff Nature and Heritage Center Hiking, biking, kayak expeditions and birding are available, as well as a bedand-breakfast. Call for reservations, hours and fees. 2999 Islands Hwy., Midway, 31320 912-884-5779, 888246-8188, melonbluff.com [;le-

Midway Museum Browse through furnishings used in coastal homes during the colonial days. Call for hours and fees. US Hwy. 17, Midway, 31320 912-884-5837, libert yconnection.com/midway/museum.html [;l WC
Seabrook Village Visit the Gibbons House. the Seabrook School or the Delegal Williams House. and step back in time. Call for reservations, hours and fees. 660 Trade Hill Rd., Midway, 31320
e- 912-8847008, seabrookvillage.orgount
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Travel Services
Brantley County Development Office Mon.-Wed. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. P.O. Box 87, Main St., Nahunta, 31553
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Pembroke
Historic Downtown Pembroke A quintessential example of rural Georgia during the early 1900s, this town has a commercial district of early 20th -century buildings. Daily. GA Hwy. 67 and US Hwy. 280, Pembroke, 31321, 912-653-5554, pembrokega.net
Pooler (S-15)
Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum Exhibits from WWII through today. The museum takes visitors on a simulated B-17 bombing mission. Call ror hours and fees. 175 Bourne Ave., Pooler, 31322 912-748-8888, mightyeighth.org a!WCM lT
Oglethorpe Speedway Park This NASCARsanctioned park entertains thousands every weekend. Call for schedule and fees. 200 Jesup Rd., Pooler, 31322 912-9648200, 912-964-7223,
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Pooler A rea Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 308 E. US Hwy. 80, Pooler, 31322
912-748-9121, pooler-ga.com [;l WC b
Ogeechee River Canoe and Kayak Rentals Shuttle service and training for guided and unguided canoe or kayak trips. Call for hours and fees. 318 Dublin Rd., Pooler, 31322 912-964-0202, ogeecheecanoe.com
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Commune with nature in Darien at the Altamaha Waterfowl Management Area or in Eulonia at the Harris Neck Wildlife Refuge.
Ride the twister water slides of St. Marys Aquatic Center or Summer Waves Water Park on Jekyll Island.
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 A farm team for the Washington Nationals 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.
Stroll through shady streets to the charming waterfront park and adjacent Cumberland Island National Seashore Visitor's Center in historic St. Marys.
Port Wentworth ( T-15) Travel Services
Georgia Visitor Information Center at Savannah Daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 123 1-95 S., Mile Marker 111, Port Wentworth, 31407, 912-963-2546, georgiaonmymlnd.org Port Wentworth Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 204-A S. Coastal Hwy., Port Wentworth, 31407 / 912-9651999, portwentworthga.com
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912-786-5801

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Beachside Colony Resort

Minutes from beautiful historic Savannah, Tybee Island is Savannah's Beach Wedding destination. Tybee Island Wedding Inc. offers a unique, fun, romantic and very meaningful way to exchange your wedding vows. We are affordable full service wedding and event planners operating year round on all of the beaches of Tybee. Fabulous local homes, parks, reception halls or Tybee's landmark Pier can be usedfor your reception. Whether youare eloping, planning asmall private wedding or a grand affair with all your family and friends, relax! Let us plan your perfect Island wedding.
912-704-4454 www.tybeeislandwedding.com

A delightful escape full ofoutdoor
recreation, coastal cuisine and
family fun. Come experience
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Historic Savannah.
o Beach Hotel - Oceanfront eakfast Inn
Enjoy the beauty of Tybee Island at the ~ ':!"'f""'!I!'-~ Desoto Beach Hotel. With oceanfront rooms less than 15 feet from the beach, we are Tybee's only Oceanfront hotel on the beach! The hotel features 37 attractively decorated rooms with many amenities including an oceanfront pool and sundeck.
The Desoto Beach Bed and Breakfast - Inn is Tybee's closest B&B to the beach. Located directly next door to the hotel the Inn has 4elegantly appointed rooms, includinga master suite (honeymoon suite) with private balcony and an oceanview, that are perfect for a romantic beach getaway. Ask about our nautical suitethat accomodates up to seven guests. 877-786-4542 www.desotobeachhotel.com www .desotobeachbandb.com
Tybee Island Rentals

Beachside Colony is Tybee Island's premiere family vacation resort. The resort features 1-4 bedroom condos, all beautifully furnished, that are available for daily, Weekly, and monthly rentals. The Beachside Cabana Club comes complete with 3 pools, playground, hammocks, and a putting green. The property also hosts Tybee's only Be~chside Bar & Grill, Sea Dawg's Surfside, ~h1ch serves up delectible cuisine daily and 1ssureto satisfy your cravings. So wh_y not begin each day of your vacation watching the sunrise over the Atlantic from your beachside condo.
800-786-0770 www.beachsidecolony.com

Winner of 2003 Hospitality Small Business of the Year! Oceanfront Cottage Rentals, LLC invites you to indulge yourself in a luxury oceanfront rental home (1-6 bdrms) beautifully furnished. Many homes with pools, hot tubs, Jacuzzi, fireplaces. All rentals include free bicycles for enjoying our beautiful island. Rest, relax and enjoy one of our very clean fully appointed homes. All with complete kitchens and many extra amenities to accommodate your vacation/relocation needs. Enjoy magnificent sunrises over the Atlantic Ocean. Let us make your stay on Tybee Island memorable.
800-786-5889 www.oceanfrontcottage.com

Tybee Island Rentals offers an assortment of distinctive island properties to accomodate your family and friends during your vacation. Choose from nice clean one, two and three bedroom condominiums, some on the water, and a large variety of 1-7bedroombeach homes. Rentals are available by the day, week or month. Contact our courteous staff today so we may assist you in planning your perfect beach holiday on Tybee Island, "Georgia's Best Kept Secret".
800-476-0807 www.tybeeislandrentals.com

free T bee Island Tr~vel Planner visit www. beevislt.com or call 800-868-BEACH 2322

Recipe Tybee Stuffed Grouper w/
Crab, Cream Cheese, Lime and Basil over Fettuccine Alfredo.
From Dolphin Reef Restaurant and Lounge 7401 Strand Ave. Tybee Island, Ga 37328 912-786-8400 www.dolp inreef.com
4 8 oz.portions fillet of fresh grouper
4 oz fresh claw meat
4 oz. cream cheese (room temp)
2 lime's, freshly squeezed
2 Tbsp fresh basil, chopped
1/2 cup breadcrumbs
1/2 Vidalia onion finely chopped
1 Tsp chopped garlic
1/4 cup dry chardonnay
1 Quart heavy cream
1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
20 oz. Fettuccine
First, combine cream cheese, lime juice, and basil together. Gently fold in crabmeat, salt, and pepper to taste. Then, pouch the grouper filets down the center and stuff with the cream cheese crab blend. Now, p lace the filets onto a baking pan, season and top with breadcrumb's.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Boil 4 quarts of salted water for the fettuccine. In a sauce pan over medium high heat. add 2 Tbsp. of olive oil and saute onions until translucent. Next , add garlic and saute 45 se.conds fol lowed by wine. Let it reduce by 1/2, then add cream and turn heat down to medium. Reduce once more by 1/2 then slowly wisk in parmesan cheese and finish with 2 Tbsp of butter.
Place Grouper in preheated oven and bake for 13 minutes or until done. Add fettuccine to boiling water and cook for 9 minutes, strain and toss together w ith sauce. Plate and serve.
Richmond Hill (S-16)
Fort McAllister Historic Park Home of t he end of General Sherman's infamous "March to the Sea," this park offers camping, boating, a saltwater f ishing pier, hiking and a museum. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. 10 miles east of 1-95, Exit 90, on Spur 144, 912-727-2339, gastateparks.org [;lWCc-
Ossabaw Island Accessible only by boat, this is Georgia's third-largest barrier island, offering hik ing, guided camping trips, scheduled group hunts and public beaches. 22814 GA Hwy. 144, Richmond Hill, 31324, 912-262-3173, georgiawildlife.com
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Richmond Hill Historical Society and Museum See a collectio n of memorabilia on Henry Ford's development of Richmond Hill. Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free (donations accepted). Corner of GA Hwy. 144 and Timber Trail Rd., Richmond Hill, 31324 912-756-3697, 800-807-4848,
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Travel Services
Richmond Hill Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m,-5 p .m. 85 Richard R. Davis Dr., Richmond Hill, 31324 , 912-7S6-2676, 800-807-4848,
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Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. 85 Richard R. Davis Dr., Richmond Hill, 31324, 912-756-3444, 800-834-3960, bryancoga.org lil WC <.,Is.
Richmond Hill Local Welcome Center Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. GA Hwy. 144 and Timber Trail Rd. Richmond Hill, 31324 912-756-3697, richmondhillcvb.org C;;IWC6'
Fort McAllister Marina Call for hours. 3203 Fort McAllister Rd., Richmond Hill, 31324, 912-727-2632 [;;I WC M IT
Rincon
Salzburger Museum and Church The Georgia Salzburger Society's museum is on the site of the original Ebenezer Orphanage, t he first in Georgia. Wed., Sat., Sun. 3- 5 p.m. Free. 2980 Ebenezer Rd., Rincon, 31326 912-826-5629 lil WC 6,.
St. Marys (R-22)
Crooked River State Park This park offers cottages, camping, fishing, boat ramp, pool and mini-golf. The Cumberland Island ferry and a kayaking outfitter are nearby. Daily 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. 7 miles north of St. Marys, on Spur 40 912-882-5256, gastateparks.org [;;I WC &.
Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum This museum houses artifacts from Native Amer icans, African Americans and the Carnegie family. Call for hours and fees. Osborne Rd., St. Marys, 31558 912-882-4335, 888-817-3421,
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George Bancroft SSBN-643 Sail Exhibit The sail of this decommissioned submarine is on disp lay outside the security gate. Daily. Free. Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base Franklin Gate Spur 40, St. Marys, 31558 912-882-2782, stmaryssubmuseum.com
McIntosh Sugar Mill Ruins Visit th is o ld mill believed to have been built in t he late 1820s. Daily sunrise- sunset. Spur 40 (Charlie Smith Sr. Hwy.), St. Marys, 31558 912- 882-4000, 800-868-8687,
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Oak Grove Cemetery Visitors can see graves of veterans representi ng every war from 1801 on. Daily. Free. Corner of Bartlett St. and Weed St., St. Marys, 31558, 912-882-4000, 800-868-8687, stmaryswelcome.com
Orange Hall House Museum Tour this three-story Greek Revival-style house built in the early 1800s, filled with artifacts from the area. Call for hours and fees. 311 Osborne St., St. Marys, 31558 912-576-3644, 800-868-8687, stmaryswelcome.com ~ WC
St. Marys Aquatic Center Relax on a tube in the river, swim, or ride the twister slide. Call for hours and fees. 301 Herb Bauer Dr., St. Marys, 31558 912-673-8118, cia-st-marys.ga.us/aquatic.html C;;IWC flT
St. Marys Submarine Museum This museum features the most modern submarine periscope on public d isplay in the country. Call for hours and fees. 102 St. Marys St., St. Marys, 31558-4945 912-882-2782, stmaryssubmuseum.com ~WCb
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St. Marys Welcome Center and Tourism Council Tour the Historic Distr ict Braille Trail w ith Braille markers on downtown historic sites. Call for hours. 406 Osborne St., St. Marys, 31558 912-882-4000, 800-868-8687, stmaryswelcome.com lil WC
Camden-Kings Bay Chamber of Commerce Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m- 5 p.m. 2603 Osborne Rd., Ste. R., St. Marys, 31558, 912-729-5840, 800-868-8687, camdenchamber.com ~ WC 6,.
Cumberland Island Ferry The ferry runs a round -trip from St. Marys to Cumberland Island. Call for hours and fees. St. Marys St., St. Marys, 31558 912-882-4335, 888-817-3421, stmaryswelcome.com lil WC
Historic St. Marys Tram Tours A tram tour is a terr iffic way to sightsee. Points of interest include the First Presbyter ian Church (1808) and Oak Grove Cemetery. Call for hours and fees. 406 Osborne St., St. Marys, 31558 912-882-4000, 800-868-8687, stmaryswelcome.com lil WC 6'
Lang's Marina East Call for hours and fees. 100 St. Marys St., St. Marys, 31558
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Up the Creek Xped itions and Outfitters Guided kayak tr ips, rentals and inst ruct ions for Georgia's scenic waterways, including Cumberland Island and Okefenokee tr ips. Call for hours and fees. 111 Osborne St., St. Marys, 31558 912-882-0911, 877-UPTHECREEK,
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St. Simons Island (S-20)
Arthur J. Moore Methodist Museum, Library and Archive Letters of John Wesley and Francis A sbury, island history and Wesley's rarebook collection are on display here. Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Group t ours by reservatio n. Free (donations accepted). 100 Arthur J. Moore Dr., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-4050,
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Avenue of Oaks Anne Page King p lanted the famous "Avenue of Oaks" marking the en trance to the Sea Island Golf Club. Frederica Rd., at Retreat Plantation, St. Simons Island, 31522 912-265-0620, 800-933-2627
Christ Church, Frederica In 1736 John and Charles Wesley held services under the oak trees at the location of the present church. Daily. Docent avail. 2- 5 p.m. 6329 Frederica Rd., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-8683, christchurchfrederica.org [;lb
Driftwood's Coastal Encounters This refurb ished hands-on ed ucation cen ter offers ecology wa lks as well as p lankton labs. Call for hours and fees. 4201 First St., St. Simons Island, 31522 912638-3849, driftwoodee.org l;lWC b

Fort Frederica National Monument This fort was built by General Oglethorpe in 1736, three years after the founding of Savannah. Call for hours and fees. Frederica Rd., St. Simons Island, 31S22
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Gascoigne Bluff Two slave ca bins are located at the former Hamilton Pl antation and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Call fo r hours. 912-265-0620, 800-933-2627,
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Glynn Art Association The area's o ldest and largest not-forprofit art association features local and regional artists and classes. Call for hours and fees. 319 Mallery St., St. Simons Island, 31S22 912-638-8770, glynnart.org l]WC b
The Island Players Local thespians display their talents in live p roductions yea r-round. Kids' productions and camp are also offered. Call fo r schedule and fees. P.O. Box 20411, St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-3031, islandplayers.com
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Mildred Huie Museum at Mediterranean House Built In 1929, the museum showcases the work of the legendary Impressionist painter Mildred Nix Huie. Fri.-Sun. 1-S p.m . Free. 1819 Frederica Rd., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-3057, 800-336-9469, landmarkscenes.com I] WC

Neptune Park Playground, mini-golf, restaurants and shops. Daily. Beachview Dr., St. Simons Island, 31522
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St. Simons Island Fishin g Pi er The pier has lo ng been a focal point w i th shops, restaurants and fish ing. Daily. St. Simons Island, 31522 912-265-0620, bgicvb.com
St. Simons Island Lighthouse Museum This restored lighthou se remains a navigational aid fo r St. Simons Sound. Call for hours and fees. 10112th St., St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-4666, saintsimonslighthouse.org
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St. Simons Island Vis itors Center Daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 530-B Beachview Dr., St. Simons Island,
31522, 800-933-2627 I] WC 6'
Air Tours Over Coastal Islands Air tours of Georgia coast. Call for hours and fees. 1200 Gly nn Ave., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912 -222- 2448, stsimonsisland.com t:ilWC
Barry's Beach Service Guided kayak and nature tours. Sailboat, kayak, boat, chair, umbrella and bike rentals. Call for hours and fees. 12420 Arnold Rd., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-8053, 800-669-5215

Bedford Sportsman Fly-fishing guides and gear, camping gear and kayak tours and rentals. Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 3405 Frederica Rd., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-S454, stsimonsoutfitters.com
Benjy's Bike Shop Bicycle rentals and repai rs. Call for hours and fees. 130 Retreat Plaza, St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-6766 [;l WC
Captain C. Charters Fishing, nature. sunset, barrier island and dolphin crtrises. Call for reservations and fees. Golden Isles Marina, St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-7646
Captain D. Blackshear Fishing Inshore and offshore fishing charters. Call for hours and fees. St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-2512, 912-2224800 f;l WC
Captain Mark Noble Charters Fishing charters. Call fo r hours and fees. Golden Isles Marina, St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-634-1219, georgiafishing.net l;;l WC
Coastal Islands Fishing Inshore, near-shore, deep-sea fishing charters and sunset tours. Call for reservations and fees. Marina Dr., Golden Isles Marina, St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-0241, charterfish.net
Georgia Experience Step-on guide and ticketing service. wedding planners and walking tours. Al so available in Brunswick, Jekyll Island and Savannah, Call for hours and fees. St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-7992, 888-945-7992, coastalgeorgiaexperlence.com [;lWCbfl
Golden Isles Marina Full-service marina and restaurant. Daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m. 206 Marina Dr., St. Simons Island, 31522 912-634-1128, gimarina.com [;l WC c-.'il T
Golden Isles Touring Company Group tour planning. Call for hours and fees. 103 Brunswick Ave., St. Simons Island, 31S22, 912-638-8092, 800-441-6066, goldenislestouring.com f;l WC
Golden Isles Water Sports Jet-ski renta l, scuba-diving instruction. equipment and trip planning. Call for hours and fees. 101 Marina Dr., Golden Isles Marina St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-7245 f;l WC
Hampton River Club Marina Full-service marina. including fishing charters. Call for hours and fees. 1000 Hampton River Club Dr., St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-1210 f;l WC
Island Dive Center and Tours Dive classes, equipment rentals and tours. Call for hours and fees. Go lden Isles Marina, 101 Marina Dr., St. Simons Island, 31S22 912-638-6590, 800-940-3483, islanddivecenter.com f;l WC
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Marsh Tours Birding. dolphin watching, marsh ecosystem and history tours. Call for hours and fees. 310 Magnolia Ave., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-9354, marshtours.com l;;lWC
St. Simons Boating and Fishing Club Inshore, offshore and deep-sea charters. Call for hours. 1000 Arthur Moore Dr., St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-9146
St. Simons Experience Recommendatio ns and reservations for tours. charters and productions offered. Call for hours and fees. The Village, St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-7992, 888-945 -7992, stsimonsislandexperience.com
St. Simons Ghost Tour Venture into the history of the island and its local ghosts and spirits. Call for hours and fees. 669 N. Golf Villas, St. Simons Island, 31522, 912-638-2756, ghosttoursofstsimons.com [;l WC 6.
St. Simons Transit Company Dolphin, fishing and eco tours. Call for ho urs and fees. 105 Marina Dr., Golden Isles Marina St. Simons Island, 31S22 912-638-S678, saintsimonstransit.com [;IWC e-
St. Simons Trolley Historic island tours in antique trolleys. Call for reservations and fees. Village Pier, St. Simons Island, 31522 912638-8954, stsimonstours.com
Southeast Adventure Outfitters Kayak tours. Call fo r ho urs and fees. 313 Mallory St., St. Simons Island, 31522 912-638-6732, southeastadvent ure.com
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Sapelo Island (S-19)
Reynolds Mansion Now available for group events, the mansion was a cotton p lantation until the Civil War. Accessible by boat only; ferry service runs from Meridian. Call for hours and fees. Sapelo Island, 31327 912-485-2299, gastateparks.org/geor-
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Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve Guided tours of this barrier island include a working lighthouse. AfricanAmerican Hog Hammock community and UGA Marine Insti tute (reservations required). Call for hours. Ferry and visitor center: US Hwy. 99, Meridian, 912-437-3224,
gastateparks.org [;l WC e,
Travel Services
Sapelo Island Visitors Center Call for hours. 1 Landing Rd., Meridian, 31319 912-437-3224, sapelonerr.org [;l WC 6.

Spirit of Sapelo Bus tours of the island. Call for reservat ions and fees. Sapelo Island, 31327 912-485-2georgiacoast.com
Savannah (T-16)
Andrew Low House Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low lived in t his well-known house, which opened as a museum in 1952. Call for tours. hours and fees. 329 Abercorn St., Savannah, 31401 912-233-6854, andrewlow.com I] Bamboo Farm and Coastal Gardens See the oldest and largest collection of bamboo for public view ing in North America. Call for hours. Free (donations accepted). 2 Canebrake Rd., Savannah, 31419
912-921-5460, uga.edu I] WC 6.
Beach Institute/African-American Museum and Cultural Center Established in 1867. the institute is the state's oldest continuously operating school for African-Americans. Call for hours and fees. 502 E. Harris St., Savannah, 31401 912-234-8000, kingtisdell.org l;;l WC 6'
Bonaventure Cemetery This is the final resting place for several of Savannah's most famous residents. Daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 330 Bonaventure Rd., Savannah, 31404 91 2-651-6843 [;l WC &,
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist Dedicated in 1876. this is the oldest Roman Catholic church in Georgia. Call for hours and tours. Free (donations accepted). 222 E. Harris St., Savannah, 31401 912-233-4709 WC &-
Chatham County Garden Center and Botanical Gardens See the beautiful gardens and an 1840's farmhouse located on 10 acres in south Savannah. Daily 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Adults $3, children $1. 1388 Eisenhower Dr., Savannah, 31406
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Christ Church Known as Georgia's Mother Church, John Wesley preached here and established the first Sunday school in 1736. Call for hours. Free. 28 Bull St., Savannah, 31401 912-232-4131, christchurchsavannah.org WC 6'
City Market Enjoy shops, works of art and restaurants. Call for hours. Jefferson and W. Saint Julian Sts., Savannah, 31401 912-232-4903, 912-52S-CITY,
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Colonial Park Cemetery This burial g round is believed to be the gravesite of Button Gwinnett, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Daily 8 a.m.- 5 p .m . Oglethorpe and Abercorn Sts., Savannah, 31401 / 912-651-6843 ~
Diamond Casino/Cruise Ship A Vegas in Savannah, this casino offers games such as blackjack, Texas Hold 'em, 3-card poker, let it ride, roulette, craps and slot machines. Call for schedule and fees. 8010 Tybee Rd., Savannah, 31410 912-897-3005, 877-7-LUCKY7, diamondcasinosavannah.com
Factors Walk Nineteenth-cent ury cotton merchant s, known as factors. built ornate build ings in this area. noted for its iron br idges and cobblestones. Free. North side of Bay St., Savannah, 31401 912-234-0295, 877-728-2662
First African Baptist Church Founded in 1773, this church is believed to be the oldest continuo usly active African-American congregation in North America. Call fo r hours. Free. 23 Montgomery St., Savannah, 31401 912-233-6597, oldestblackchurch.org
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Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Built in 1856, the home is furnished as it was in the '20s and '30s when O'Connor lived there until she was 13. Call for hours and fees. 207 E. Charlton St., Savannah, 31401 912-233 -6014 WC

Fort Pulaski National Monument This Civi l War fort was built t o guard the sea approach to Savannah. Call for hours. US Hwy. 80 E., Savannah, 31410
912-786-5787, ns.gov/fopu ~ WC 6-
Girl Scouts First Headquarters Visit t his m useum of early Girl Scouting as well as the gift shop. Call for hours, tours, p rog rams and fees. 330 Drayton St., Savannah, 31401 912-232-8200, 888-223- 3883, girlscouting.org WC
Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary Located about 20 m iles off Sapelo Island, t his reef is one of the largest near-shore live-bottom reef s in t he Southeast. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 10 Ocean Science Cir., Savannah, 31411 912- 598-2345, graysreef.noaa.gov
Historic Savannah Theatre Opened in 1818, this is arguably t he o ldest continuously running t heater in the natio n. Jukebox Jo urney features the natio n's greatest hits from t he 1940s through the 1970s. Call for hours, schedule and fees. 222 Bull St., Savannah, 31401 912-233-7764, savannahtheatre.com
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Juliette Gordon Low BirthplaceNational Historic Landmark Enjoy this restored birthp lace of t he founder of Girl Scout s, including orig inal Gordon fam ily furniture. Call for hours and fees. Reservations req uired for groups and Gir l Scout t roops. 10 E. Oglethorpe Ave., Savannah, 31401 912-233-4501, girlscouts.org/birthplace WC 6'T

Restaurants:
700 Drayton A fusion of continental and new world urban cuisine located in Savannah's newest luxu ry hotel, the Mansion on Forsyth Park. 700 Drayton St. Savannah, 888-711-5114 mansiononforsythpark.com/dining.asp
The Sweet est Things Bakery and Coffee Bar Homemade sweets and treats in the heart of St. Marys' quaint historic district. 702 East Bryant St. St. Marys, 912-576-4726 t h e s w e e t e s t t h i n g s b a k e ry. c o m
Blackwat e r Grill
Low country, Cajun and southern coastal cuisine with great service in a casual "fish camp" atmosphere. 260 Redfern Vi llage, St. Simons Island, 912-634-6333 blackwatergrill.com

Minutes from Savannah, Richmond Hill is a charming coastal community built by Henry Ford. Richmond Hill Is a grand southern town rich in History. Tour rice plantations, the civil war era Fort McAllister and JF Gregory Park and Veterans' Monument.
Richmond Hill has preserved her natural resources for the enjoyment of generations to come. The Ogeechee River, thriving marshland and vast birding trails are the perfect way to experience coastal Georgia.
Rich in wildlife and wetlands, history and hospitality, Richmond Hill is embracing history while preparing for the future.

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Laurel Grove South Cemetery

Dedicated in 1852 t o the burial of slaves

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Lucas Theatre for the Arts This renovated historic theater is in the heart of the downtown historic distr ict. Call for hours and fees . 32 Abercorn St., Savannah, 31401 912-525-5040, 912-525-5050,
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Lutheran Church of the Ascension This 260-year-o ld church is one of
Savannah's mo st celeb ra ted landmar ks.
Daily 9 a.m .- 1 p.m . Free. Wright Square, 120 Bull St., Savannah,
31401, 912-232-4151, elcota.org WC &

Massie Heritage Interpretation Center
The center hosts an educatio n program. including "The 19th-Century Classroom ,"
w here stud ents experi ence a schoo l
day based in that cent ury. Call for hours
and fees. 207 E. Gordon St., Savannah, 31401
912-201-5070, massieschool.com [;l WC &

Oatland Island Education Center See Sava nnah's " zoo," featur ing 175 acres of coastal natural habitat with a nature trail and live native animal exhibits. Call for hours and fees. 711 Sandtown Rd ., Savannah, 31410 912-898-3980, oatlandisland.org [;lWC &

Old Fort Jackson This fo rt, the offspring of a Revo lutio nary War battery, garrisoned troops duri ng the War of 1812. Call for hours and fees. 1 Fort Jackson Rd ., Savannah, 31404 912-232-3945, chsgeorgia.org l::l WC 6.T

Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum The museum serves to ed ucate the p ub lic about Savannah's African-American heritage and offers a bus t our. Call for hours and fees. 460 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,
Savannah, 31401, 912-231-8900, savannahci vilrightsmu seum .c o m C;lWC&T

Riverfront Plaza Shopping, restaurants and hotels are abundant in t his area.
Old River St., Savannah, 31401 912-234-0295, savriverstreet.com C;lWC &flT

Roundhouse Railroad Museum The o ld est, largest and m ost expensive railroad site in t he Western Hem isphere features ant ique machinery starting from 1833. Call for ho urs and fees . 601 W. Harris St., Savannah, 31401 912-651-6823, chsgeorgia.org [;l WC

St. Johns Church and Parish House Visit Sherman's head quarters after his
1864 march. Call for tours. church servic-
es and fees. Church free. Bull St. at Madison Square, Savannah,
31401, 912-232-1251, stjohnssav.org
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Savannah History Museum A video p resentation and ex hibits det ail events from th e founding of t he co lo ny to the p resent. Gro up rates available. Call for hours and fees. 303 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah, 31401 912-238-1779, chsgeorgia.org [;l WC &\IT
Savannah National Wildlife Refuge This 28,1 68- acre refuge offers hiking , p icnicking and w ildlife. Sunrise- sunset . Free. Sout h on GA Hwy. 25, Savannah, 31405 912-652-4415, savannah.fws.gov C;lWC 6,.

Savannah Ogeechee Canal Museum and Nature Center Beginning w ith the tidal lock at the Savannah River, t he waterway cont inues t hroug h other locks to the Ogeechee River. Nature and hist ory prog rams are available. Call for hours and fees . 681 Fort Argyle Rd., Savannah, 31419 912-748-8068, socanalmuseum.com
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Savannah Sand Gnats Baseball The Sand Gnats are a Class A South Atlantic affiliate o f the Washington Nationals. Of fice o pen Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5
p.m. Call for schedule and fees. Historic Grayson Stadium 1401 E. Victory Dr., Savannah, 31404 912-351-9150, sandgnats.com [;l WC 6,.fl T

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Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum This museum offers exhibits about maritime culture, ships and commerce. Call for hours and fees. 41 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah, 31401, 912-232-1511, shipsotthesea.org t;;lWC
Skidaway Island State Park This island on the Colonial Coast Birding Trail is popular with painted buntings. Camping, hiking, observation towers. a pool. an Interpretive Center, a bird-viewing station and a Giant Ground Sloth fossil replica. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
Six miles s.e. of Savannah, on Diamond
Causeway, 912-598-2300,
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Telfair Museum of Art View paintings, sculpture and decorative arts on exhibit. Call for hours and fees. 121 Barnard St., Savannah, 3140 1 912232-1177, telfair.org t;;iWC M I T
Telfair's Owens-Thomas House Items from the Acacia Collection of African-Americana that were constructed and used by slaves are displayed here. along with American and English antiques. Call for hours and fees. 124 Abercorn St., Savannah, 31401 912-233-9743, telfair.org WC
The Jepson Center for the Arts A new 64,000-square-foot state-of-theart museum that features major traveling exhibitions. African-American art. Southern art. photography. workson-paper. outdoor sculpture. a cafe and more. 207 W. York St., Savannah, 31401
912-232-1177, telfair.org [;;l WC b
UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium Georgia's only saltwater aquarium features about 50 species of marine life. nature trails and a gift shop. Call for hours and fees. 30 Ocean Science Cir., Savannah, 31411 912-S98-2496, uga.edu/aquarium
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Waving Girl Statue This is a tribute to Florence Martus, a Savannahian known in worldwide maritime communities. From 1887 to 1931, she greeted ships by waving a cloth from the lighthouse on Cockspur Island. Riverfront Plaza, Savannah, 31401 912-234-0295, 912-232-1511, 877-7282662, savannahvisit.com
Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church Built in 1890. this church honors John Wesley. the founder of Methodism. Call for hours. Free. 429 Abercorn St., Savannah, 31401 912-232-0191, wesleymonumental.o rg t;;lWC 6,.
Wormsloe Historic Site Ten miles southeast of the historic d istrict is an avenue lined with live oaks and leading to the ruins of this 1736 colonial estate with reconstructed build ings and more. Call for hours. 7601 Skidaway Rd., Savannah, 31406 912-353-3023, gastateparks.org [;;I WC 6,.

Travel Services
Savannah Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
101 e. Bay St., Savannah, 31401
912-644-6400, 877-SAVANNAH,
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Savannah Visitors Information Center Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 301 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah, 31401 912-944-04S5, savannahvisit.com [;l WC 6,.
Capt. Walt' s Charters Sunset and overnight excursions as well as dolphin tours. Call for fees. Bull River Marina, 8005 Old Tybee Rd., Savannah, 31410, 912-898-0308, waltsadventure.com/charters t;;l WC
Carriage Tours of Savannah Meet at City Market for historical tours. Call for hours and fees. Jefferson St. and Julian St., Savannah, 31402, 912-236-6756, savannah.com
Coastal River Charters Inshore or near-shore fishing and sightseeing tours. Call for hours and fees. Bahia Bleu Marina, Savannah, 31404 912-441-9930, coastalrivercharters.com t;;l WC
Dolphin Magic Tours, Inc. Narrated sightseeing and dolphin cruises aboard Coast Guard-certified vessel. Call for hours and fees. Hyatt Dock, River St., Savannah, 31401 912-897-4990, 800-721-1240
Freedom Trail Tour on Savannah's African-American Heritage Full narrative tour of Savannah. Call for hours and fees. 301 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah, 31401, 912-398-2785 [;l WC
Ghost Talk/Ghost Walk Tours Ghost tours and one-mile easy walking tour. Call for hours. Adults $10. children $5. 1328 Crossbrook Place, Savannah, 31406 912233-3896, 800-563-3896, savannahgeorgia.con/ghosttalk
Gray Line Red Trolley Tours Trolley and m inibus tours. Call for hours and fees. 215 W. Boundary St., Savannah, 31415 912-234-TOUR, 800-426-2318, g raylineofsavannah.com t;;l WC
Historic Savannah Carriage Tours Meet at the Hyatt Regency for one-hour historic or ghost tours. Adults $19, c hildren $9. 100 Aberdeen St., Savannah, 31401 912-443-9333, 888-837-1011, savannahcarriage.com
Historic Savannah Foundation Special Tours and Meeting Services Historical. Victorian, house. museum and low-country tours. Call for hours and fees. 117 W. Perry St., Savannah, 31401 912-234-4088, 800-627-5030, savtours.com [l;J WC

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Hogan' s Marina Full-serv ice marina. Call for hours and fees. 36 Wilmington Island Rd., Savannah, 31410, 912-897-3474, hogansmarina.com l:il WC
Hospitality Tours of Savannah Wa lking tours. Call for fees. 219 Bryant St., Ste. 303, Savannah, 31401, 912-233- 0119, hospital itytoursofsavan na h.com l:ilWC
Isle of Hope Marina Newly renovated full-serv ice marina, including boat rentals. Daily 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for fees. SO Bluff Dr., Savannah, 31406 912-354 -8187, isleof hopemarina.com l:ilWC
Low Country River Excursions Dolphin t ours lasting 1.5 hours. Call for hours and fees. 8005 Old Tybee Rd., Savannah, 31410 912-898-9222, lowcountrycruise.com l:ilWC
Magnolia Carriage Company Private horse-drawn-carriage ri des in a formal w hite wedding carriage through historic Savannah. Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.9 p.m. Call fo r fees. 8 Warner St., Savannah, 31401 912-232-7727
Miss Judy Charters Inshore and offshore fishing chart ers. Call for ho urs and fees. 124 Palmetto Dr., Savannah, 31410 912-897-2478, 912-897-4921,
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Old Savannah Tours Histor ic, g host and group tours of cathedrals, squares and homes. Call for t ours, hours and fees. 41 Wa hlstrom Rd., Savannah, 31404 912-234-8128, 800-S17-9007, oldsavannahtours.com [;l WC
Old Town Trolley Tours of Savannah 1.5-hour historical tour. Departs every half hour 9 a.m .- 4:30 p.m. Call fo r fees. 234 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah, 31401 912-233-0083, trolleytours.com l::lWC
Personalized Tou rs of Savannah Guided tour for indiv id uals, g ro ups, o r step-ons of city, gardens, architect ure, movie sites and Jewish her itage. Call for hours and fees. 521 E. York St., Savannah, 31401 912-234- 0014, savannahsites.com
Plantation Carriage Company Narrated tour of histor ic distr ict. Departs every 20 minutes 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Adult s $19, children $8. City Market at Jefferson St., Savannah, 31401, 912-201-0001, plantationcarriage.com
Ree ler In Charters Fishing c har ters and dolphin tours. Call for hours and fees. 439 E. 60th St., Savannah, 31405 912-351-9558, fishingsava nnah.com [;;l WC
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Riverstreet Riverboat Company Paddle-wheel riverboat cruises include live enter tainment, danc ing and a cash bar. Daytime sightseeing and evening dinner cruises are also avail. Call for schedule and fees. 9 East River St., Savannah, 31401 912-232-6404, 800-786-6404,
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Savannah by Foot Ghost and historic tours, including haunted pub and bordello tours. Call for hours. Admission $15, 527 E. Gordon St., Savannah, 31401 912 238-3843, savannahtours.com
Savannah Haunted History Tour Candlelight walking tour conducted in period costume. Call for departure locations, hours and fees. 512 E. Oglethorpe Ave., Savannah, 31401 912-604-3007
Savannah Safari Walking Tours Self-guided walking tour of the historic d istrict. $4 (includes guidebook). Group tours also available. 415 Kentucky Ave., Savannah, 31404 972-234-6498, savannahsafarl.com
Savannah Seen Historic Tours Private walking tours of historic downtown and g roup tour planning. Call for hours and fees. 426 Abercorn St., Savannah, 31401 912-234-8204
Savannah Spirit Tours Walk with the tales of ghosts and voodoo along with the spirits of Savannah's pubs on the Risky Venture Tavern Tour. Call for hours. Adults $15. 312 E. Oglethorpe Ave., Savannah, 31401 912-224-7827, riskyventure.com [;l WC
Savannah Under the Stars Beach and Low Country Tours Call for hours and fees. 7115 Johnny Mercer Blvd., Savannah, 31401, 912-898-1805, savannahgeorgia .c o m / u n d e r t h e s t a r s
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Savannah Walks, Inc. Historical, ghost, Low Country, pub and garden tours. Call fo r hours. Ad ults $14, child ren $7. 37 Abercorn St., Savannah, 31401 912-238-9255, 888-728-9255, savannahwalks.com Cil WC
See Savannah Walking ours Unique blend of history. adventure and storytelling in the hostess city. Call for hours and fees. 511 E. Jones, Savannah, 31401 912-234-3571, 800-574- 9255, seesavannah.com [;l WC
Southern Belle Tours Ghost, Low Country, Civil War and black heritage tours. Call for hours and fees. P.O. Box 30843, Savannah, 31410 912-898-8744, southernbelletours.net [;l WC
Spirit of Savannah Tours Histo rica l, g host and voodoo walking tours for small groups up to 15. Reservations required. Call for hours and fees. 1455 S. Camden Cir., Savannah, 31401 912-354-2621

Tales of the South Revisit the Old South with folklore and events created by the Hat Ladies of the Sout h. Also available in Tybee Island. Call for fees. P.O. Box 1582, Tybee Island, 31328 912-786-5101, 912-786-5108, tourssouth.com
Tootsy Tours Tours including Girl Scouts, black heritage, natural history and Jewish history. Call fo r hours and fees. 140 Johnny Mercer Bl vd., Ste. 12, Savannah, 31410 912-898-3111, 888-736-3828, tootsytours.com ~ WC
Tour Savannah, LL Folklore and ghost tours. Call for hours and departure locations. Ad ults $1 5, children $8. Johnston Square, intersection of Bull and Congress, Savannah, 31401 912-236-4467, theghostofsavannah.com
Victorian Lady Tours Tailor-made tours wi th Victorian costumed g uides. Call for fees. 321 E. 55th St., Savannah, 31405 912-236-1886
Sea Island
Sea Island Resort Sea Island is known as a vacation spot for celebrities and royalty. The resort has hosted golf tournaments and presidential visits. including the prestigious G-8 Summit in 2004. Call for hours and fees. P.O. Box 30351, Sea Island, 31561 912-638-3611, 800-SEAISLAND [;lWC M lY
Springfield (S-14)
Historic Effingham Society's O ld Jail Museum The two-story jail, housing Revolutionary and Native American artifacts, was built in 1934. Sun. 2-5 p.m. Group tours by reservatio n. Free. 1002 Pine St., Springfield, 31329 912- 826-4705, 912-754-6240,
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Effingham Count y Chamber of Commerce Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p .m. 520 W. Third St., Springfield, 31329 912-754-3301, 866-754-3301,
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Tybee Island (u-16)
Fort Screven This beach fort was built about 1875 and manned during the SpanishA merican War, World War I and World War 11. 30 Meddin Dr., Tybee Island, 31328 912786-5801, tybeelighthouse.org ~WC

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Restaurants:
Ida Mae & Joe's Count ry cooking in a great family atmosphere. Daily Specia ls are a lways a favorite! 817 N. US 17 Midway, 912-884 -3388
Garibald i's Fine d ining in a romant ic set t ing, fea turing Italian cu isine and seafood specialt ies. 315 W. Congress St. Savan nah, 912- 232-7118
Cargo Fine dining in a re laxed atmosphere, featuring a f ull bar and an int ernat ional w ine list. 1423 Newcast le Street, Brunswick, 912- 267-7330 cargoportsidegrill.com
Tybee Island Lightstation and Tybee Museum This is Georg ia's old est and ta llest active ligh thouse. The museum d epicts the island's histo ry from Native Am er ican times to WWII. Call for hours and fees. 30 Meddin Dr., Tybee Island, 31328 912-786-5801, tybeelighthouse.org lilWC Tybee Island Marine Science Center Enjoy aquarium s, a touc h tank, live anim al exhibi ts from coa stal Georg ia and educational prog rams. Call for hours and fees. 1510 Strand, Tybee Island, 31328 912-786-5917, tybeemsc.org WC
Travel Serv ices
Tybee Visitor Information Center Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 802 First St., US Hwy. 80, Tybee Island, 31328, 912-786-5444, 800-868-2322, tybee
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Amick's Deep Sea Fishing Daily 7 a.m .-10 p.m. Call for fees. Lazaretto Creek Marina, Tybee Island, 31328, 912 - 8 9 7- 6 7 5 9,
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Captain Mike' s Dolphin Tours Dolphin tours and chart er fish ing. Call for fees. 1 Ol d US Hwy. 80, Tybee Island, 31328 912-786-5848, 800-242-0166, tybeedolphins.com
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Lazerretto Creek Marina Full-service marina. Daily 9 a.m.- 7:30 p.m. 1 Old US Hwy. 80, Tybee Island, 31328 912-786- 5848, 800 -242- 0166, tybeeisland.wm/ dolphin
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Historic South
Spreading its influence over a large portion ofGeorgia, the Historic South charms visitors with graceful town squares, unspoiled lakes andforests, fields ripe with produce, andpicturesque two-lane roads, while its cities hum with industry and culturalpursuits.

Fresh Produce
Savor peaches, pecans, fruitcake and sweet Vidalia onions. Visit a roadside stand or farmers market, tour Lane Packing Company's peach-packing plant, take in the many-layered Vidalia Onion Festival or visit Claxton, the fruitcake capital of the world.
Tee Off
For golfers Augusta is a sacred place that p lays host to a holy rite. the Masters-' Golf Tournament. But expert and amateur duffers alike are sure to find first rate golf at any of the eight state park courses or one of the more than 400 p ublic courses. Relax at one of the the Lake Oconee resort communities of Harbor Club, Reynolds Landing, Reynolds Plantation, Cuscowilla Resort on Lake Oconee, or The Ritz-Carlton Lodge.
Flights of Fancy
Your spirit will soar during a day of bird watching at Mansfield's Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center. View live
birds of prey in their natural habitats at Statesboro's Lamar Q . Ball, Jr. Raptor Center or Phinizy Swamp in Augusta. Tour Warner Robins' Museum of Aviation, with d isplays of more than 100 historic aircraft and missiles.

Take Me to the River
Going down to the river soothes the soul. Bike or hike next to the water at Macon's Ocmulgee Heritage Corridor or Athens' North Oconee River Greenway. Sit a spell by the Oconee in Dublin. Visit Augusta's revitalized riverfront, featuring tree-lined paths along the Savannah River and restaurants, museums, amphitheaters, festivals and gardens. The National Science Center's Fort Discovery captivates children of all ages, while the Augusta Museum of History fascinates history buffs. View paintings of the American South at the Morris Museum of Art or stroll through the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame's Botanical Gardens. Hear the river roar at the Augusta Southern National Drag Boat Races.
Roadside Reverie
Scenic highways and byways w ind past cotton fields and incomparable vistas while passing through historic communities, antique rows and shopping opportunities. Georgia's Antebellum Trail shows off the o ld

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South, while the Bartram Trail follows the explorations of botanist William Bartram. Try sampling the attractions along Georgia's Treasu res Trail along 1-20 or t he Wiregrass Trail.
The Great Outdoors
The 15 state parks of this region provide hiking, biking, fishing, camping, and history and nature pro-
grams. There are even 18 holes of golf at Hard Labor Creek State Pa rk. Not to be outdone, Little Ocmulgee State Park offers championship golf, a lodge, a restaurant and a swimming pool. Search for Georgia's state reptile, the gopher tortoise, at George l, Smith State Park, or view spectacular sunrises and sunsets over t he water from the Mistletoe State Park campgrounds. Heritage Farm, at General Coffee State Park, offers insights about Georgia's agricultural history, while Indian Springs is thought to be the oldest state park in the country.

Equine Entertainment
Join cries of " Talley Ho!" at Belle Meade Fox Hunt in Thomson, or witness 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. See livestock auctioned every Friday night at Hazelhurst's Circle Double S Horse Auction.
Did You Know
There's no better way to get to know the people of the Hist oric South than by rubbing elbows with t hem at local celebrations. With hundreds of festivals, home and garden tours, rodeos and jubilees, there's never a dull moment. Join the residents of Perry at the Mossy Creek Barnyard Festival in the spring or the fall, where artisans handcraft dulcimers. wooden canoes, longbows, and fishing rods deep in the piney woods. Prepare to laugh out loud at the Oliver Hardy Festival in Oc tober when Harlem honors its favorite super-sized son w ith Laurel and Hardy movies, Ollie and Stan skits, and a look-alike contest with impersonators of all sizes and ages. At Mule Day in November, the streets of Calvary teem with mules, old-fashioned wagons and hitching gear, and judges search for the prettiest, the ugliest and the most ornery mules.

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Mind Your Manors
Visit Washington's Callaway Plantation circa-1860 and tour the manor house, log cabin and farm buildings. Then, head for a more typical version of a Southern homestead at Jarrell Plantation in Juliette, with its grist mill, saw mill, cotton gin and sugar cane press. Although the original homes are gone, the land is still fertile at Lacksen Plantation near
Sparta, where hunters, with expert guides, bag deer, quail, pheasant and wild turkey. Charlane Plantation in Bullard and Come Away Plantation in Norwood offer lodging in historic homes as well as some of the best hunting opportunities in the state.
Have You Heara?
Catch a show at Athens' 40 Watt Club, where the B52's and R.E.M. kicked off their careers, and local talent like Drive-By Truckers and W id espread Pan ic still blow the roof off. For a more mellow groove, head for Lincolnton's annual Lewis Family Bluegrass Festival, hear jazz on the river in Augusta in June, or gospel year-round in Douglas. Discover the roots of Georgiagrown musicians Ray Charles, Otis Redding, James Brown, The Allman Brothers, soprano Jessye Norman, Alan Jackson, Trisha Yearwood and Travis Tritt at Macon's Georgia Music Hall of Fame, featuring memorabilia, costumes, instruments and v ideo.

Flower Power
Treat yourself to the myriad pleasures of flowers and trees at the State Botanical Gardens of Georgia in Athens, Macon's International Cherry Blossom Festival, the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame's Botanical Gardens in Augusta, GSU's Botanical Gardens in Statesboro, Metter's Guido Gardens, Lockerly Arboretum in Milledgeville, and Massee Lane Gardens in Fort Valley.
Sacred Ground
Investigate the intriguing Indian Mounds at the Ocmulgee National Monument in Macon. The eight earthen mounds provide a glimpse into ancient Indian cultures. The Ocmulgee Indian Festival features cu ltural demonstrations and crafts by Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw and Seminole Indians.
African-American Heroes
Celebrate the achievements of African-American inventors, military leaders, artists and heroes at the Tubman Museum in Maco n. Pay tribute to b lues and jazz greats at the Douglass Theatre. Explore Augusta's Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History, the historic Springfield Baptist Church, Madison's African-American Museum and Macon's Hay House Invisible Hands program.

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Amazing Grace
Journey back in time at loving ly resto red antebellum homes in Athens, Du blin, Greensboro, Madison,
Milledgeville and Washington. Hear the fascinating stori es of their return to g lo ry and see first-hand how these grand, g racefu l southern mansio ns, furnished in peri od ant iq ues, helped elevate southern hospit ality to an art form.
Watering Holes
The majestic Altamaha River beckons to kayakers, canoers, fisherm en, campers and hikers alike. Formed by the confluence of t he Ocmulgee, Oconee and Ohoopee rivers, the largest river system east of t he Mississippi also sup p ort s more than 100 species of rare and endangered p lants and animals.
A House Divided
The consequences of the Civil Wa r are made real at museums, battlefields, cemeteries, arsenals and homes. Macon's Canno nball Ho use and Confederate Museum , the antebell um Govern or's Mansio n in

Historic Piedmont Scenic Byway
This 30-mile rura l route, which follows Georgia Highway 16, travels through rolling hills, beautiful pastureland, the Oconee National Forest and the histori c communities of Eatonton and Sparta.
441 Heritage Highway
Experience the " real" Georgia fro m hardwood forests to cott o n fiel ds and d iverse ecologies, histories and cult ura l resources. Go antique shopping or enjoy the charm of antebellum Milledgeville w hile making the trip from Athens to Douglas.
Woodpecker Trail
Traverse t he entire state from A ug usta t o Folkston w hile explori ng 204 m iles of quaint towns, hist oric sites and a bounty of natural splend or. A lo ng t he way, bird w atchers f in d b luebirds, red-shouldered hawks, p ine warb lers, eg rets and, of course, w oodpeckers.
Milledgeville, t he Brown Ho use Museum in Sandersvi lle and Confeder~te Pre sident Jefferson Davis' capt ure site in Irwinto n d ri ve home t he impact of the war o n the South.
Best In Show
In Oct o ber m uch-coveted blue rib bons abound at the Georgia Natio nal Fa ir in Perry, w here
4-H members celebrate Georgia's agri cultural heritage and compete for the b iggest and best of everything t hat grows. Thrill to the concerts, midway rid es and
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Rooted deep zn the banks ofSouthern culture are well-hidden secret treasures awaiting discovery.

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Travel Services
Alma-Bacon County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
1120 w. 12th St., Alma, 31510
912632-S859, abcchamber.org (;l WC 6'
Appling (0-8)
Classic South
Lake Springs Recreation Area Come for hiking, biking. fishing and picnicking. Boat ramp avail. Daily. 8 a.m.- 8:30 p.m. Day use $4. 3900 Lake Springs Rd., Appling, 30802 706-541-0150, 800-533-3478, sas.usace.army.mil (;l WC .
Little River Marina Full-service marina, cabins, ca mpsites, bike rentals, camp store, guide service and restaurant avail. Canoes. kayaks and pontoon boats are avail. for rent. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 8 a.m.8 p.m. Free. 4271 Old Lincolnton Rd., Appling, 30802, 706-541-1358,
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stletoe State Park Located on 72.000-acre Clarks Hill Lake, this park offers bass fishing, boat rental, swimming beach. campsites, lodging, picnic areas and hiking and biking trails. Apr.-Oct. Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m.. Sun. noon-3 p.m. Park daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. $2. Off GA Hwy. 150, 8 miles north of 1-20, Exit 175 Appling, 30802 706 -541-0321, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org al WC 6-11
Old Kiokee Baptist Church This quaint church building dates back to 1808. Call Mon.-Fn. 8:30 a.m.5 p.m. for guided tours. Reservations required. Free. 6145 Tubman Rd., Appling, 30802 706-541-1086
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Full-service marina, boat rentals, cabins, picnic shelters and guide service referrals avail, Daily. Memorial Day-Labor Day 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.. off-season 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 5577 Marina Pkwy., Appling, 30802 706-541-1380, flagshipmarlnas.com al WC 6'
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West Dam Recreation Area Escape for the day to West Dam ror fishing, picnicking and sporting on the shores of these waters. daylight hours Mar. 1-0ct. 15. $4 per vehicle per day, $30 annual pass ($45 for two). Scons Ferry Rd. (U.S. Hwy 221), Appling, 30802, 706-541-0031 al WC
Wildwood Park Enjoy 950 acres of unspoiled beaches, new boat ramps, 12-mile horse trail. bike trail, campsites, picnic pavilions and volleyball along Clarks Hill Lake. Daily. 8 a.m.-11 p.m. Day use 52. 6212 Holloway Rd., Appling, 30802 706-541-0586, 706-541-3620 , co.columbia.ga.us (;l b.
Athens (J-6)
Historic Heartland
Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall and Sports Museum Named for two former coaches, this athletic complex and museum is home to University of Georgia (UGA) sports and Athens Olympics exhibits. Call for hours and tours. One Selig Cir., Athens, 30602 706-542-9036, georgiadogs.com
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Ch, rch-Waddel-8 umby Hou Museum Athens' oldest surviving residence was built in 1820. Its rescue from demolition and subsequent restoration in the 1970s sparked the town's historic preservation movement. Daily. Call for hours. Free. 280 E. Doug herty St., Athens, 30601 706- 353-1820, visitathensga.com/wel come_ce nter.cfm I] WC Y
Doubl -Barreled Cannon This weapon, still pointing north, may be one of the most unusual from the Civil War. It was built at the local foundry in 1863 when an anxious community feared attack by invading Northern armies. Daily. Free. City Hall, College and Hancock Sts., Athens, 30601, 706-357-4430, 800-653-0603, visltathensga.com
Founders Memorial Garden A trickling fountain. winding walkways, ornamental shrubbery and an 1857 antebellum home form this grand memorial to the founders or America's first garden c lub. Daily except during events. Free. 325 S. Lumpkin St., Athens, 30602 706-227-5369, sed.edu/facilitles/founders T

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Float down the historic Augusta Canal by cargo boat, canoe or kayak, o r travel the tow path by foot or bicycle.

Drive the miles of Farm Fresh Tattnall for the best produce Georgia has to offer at roadside stands and U-pick farms.

Celebrate Georgia folklife in Lyons I with "Tales of the Altahama," a theatrical blend of comedy, music and drama.

Taste the fruit of the vine at Meinhardt Vineyards in Statesboro and then tour the win ery.

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Fish the lakes of Clarks Hill, Sinclair, and Oconee for largemouth bass, catfish and bream.

Stay cool in the pools and waterslides of Jay Bird Springs Resort in Chauncey and splash in the Soro Aquatic Center in Statesboro.

Garden Club of Georgia Representing 16,000 members, the club headquarters house a decorative arts museum and an impressive antiques collection. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-12 p.m,, 1-5 p.m. $2. Call in advance for appt. 2450 S, Milledge Ave., Athens, 30605 706-227-5369, uga.edu/gardenclub
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Georgia Museum of Art The GMOA's permanent collection focuses on 19th- and early-20th-century American painting. Guided tours by reservation. Suggested donation $2. 90 Carlton St., Athens, 30602-6719 706-542-4662, uga.edu/gamuseum (;l WC M I

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Horticulture Trial Garden Exquisite ornamentals are performancetested in seasonal ly rotating gardens. Office hours Mon.-Fr i. 8 a.m .- 5 p.m., garden always open. Guided tou rs by reservation. Free. 1111 Piant Science Bldg., Department of Horticulture, UGA, Athens, 30602 706-542-2471, ugatrial.hort.uga.edu WC
!TA Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame The hall of fame has inducted more than 150 players, coaches and contribut ors, including Arthur Ashe, Jimmy Connors and Stan Smith. Mon-Fri. 9 a.m.-12 p .m . Guided t ours by reservatio n. Free. UGA South Campus, Athens, 30602 706-542-8064, uga.edu/uga/bottom-vi.html [;,l WC &
Lamar Dodd School of Art Gallery The galleries at t he UGA art school host revolving shows of student, faculty and professio nal work. Mon.-Fr i. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Jackson St., Visual Arts Bldg., UGA Campus, Athens, 30602
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Lyndon House Arts Center/ Ware-Lyndon House This communi ty visual arts complex contains large galleries, a child ren's w ing, artists' workshops and a gift shop. Tue. and Thu. 12-9 p.m., Wed.. Fri., and Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p,m. Tour guides avail. by reservation (48 h ours notice req uired) . 293 Hoyt St., Athens, 30601 706-613-3623, itown.com/athens/lyndonhouse/ l]WCb T
Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Wildlife Trail The park covers 72 acres with a lake, picnic areas and p layground. More t han 120 species of nat ive animals can be found here. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-sun set , weekends and holidays. 9 a.m .-sunset. Guided trai l tours by reservation. Free. 293 Gran Ellen Dr., Athens, 30606 706-613-3580, athensclarkecounty.com/bearhollow l:;lWCb
Morton Theatre One of t he first A frican-American vaudeville theaters in the Unit ed St ates, the fully rest ored Morton opened in 1910. Office open Mon.-Fr i. 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 3- 6 p.m. Free tours b y reservation. 195 W. Washington St., Athens, 30601 706-613-3770, mortontheatre.com WC M IT
North Oconee River Greenway and Heritage Trail This p ark connects Sandy Creek Park, Sandy Creek Nature Center, Nor th Oconee River Park, Dud ley Park and UGA w ith seven m iles of paved and dirt trails. Dail y sunr ise-sunset. Free. 205 Old Commerce Road, Athens, 30607, 706-613-3615,
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Oconee Forest Park This 60-acre 100-year-old forest park h as lakeshore hikes, bike trails, a p ic nic area and a network of tra il s w it h more than 100 na tive trees and shrubs. Daily. F ree. UGA Recreational Sports Complex, College Station and E. Campus Rds., Athens, 30602, 706- 542-1571,
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Sandy Creek Nature Center ENSAT Center Hands-on exhibits, environmental education programs, native wildlife and 225 acres of woodland, f ields an d marshland. Trails daily until sunset, center Tue. -Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tou rs b y reservat ion. Natural ist wa lks Sat. 10 a.m. Free. 205 Old Commerce Rd., Athens, 30607 706-613-3615, sandycreeknaturecenter.com [;,l WC 6,.
Sandy Creek Park 782-acre park surrounds Lake Chapman and offers picnic king, fish ing, camping, swimming and hiking. Summer hours 7 a.m-9 p.m. Winter hours 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Ad ults $2, under 4 and over 64 free. 400 Bob Holman Rd., Athens, 30607 706-613-3631, sandycreekpark.com [;,l WC 6,.
State Botanical Garden of Georgia A dazzling t hree-story trop ical conservat ory dom inates this 313-acre p reserve, along w ith a visitors ce nter and cafe. Call for hours. Guided tours by reservation. Donations accep ted. 2450 S. Milledge Ave., Athens, 30605 706-542-1244, uga.edu/botgarden l:;,lWC M I
Tate Student Center Gallery/ Room 309 Adm inistered by the UGA Department of Student Activities, t he gallery displays mon thly rotating exhib its of international, local and student artwork. Daily 8 a.m.-midnigh t. Free. 153 Tate Student Center, UGA Campus, Athens, 30602, 706-542-6396,
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Taylor-Grady House This 1844 Greek Revival structure was the collegiat e home of Henry W. Grady, c redited with establishing the view of t he New South. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., 2:30-5 p.m. Guided tours throu gh the Athe ns Welcome Center. Adu lt s $3. 634 Prince Ave., Athens, 30601 706-549-8688 [;,l WC 6,.
The Tree That Owns Itself In 1932 William H. Jackso n, ou t of love for a great whit e oak on his p roperty, deeded the tree to itself, along w it h t he land surroun din g it on all sides. Free. At the corner of Dearing and Finley Streets.
University of Georgia Arboretum Thanks to its attracti ve, biologica lly diverse collection of trees, shr ub s and plants, t he campus was designated an arboret um. Daily. UGA Campus, Athens, 30602 706-542-0842, uga.edu/hort/arboretum/ugacampusarboretum .htm [;;i WC 6,.
University of Georgia V isitors Center The ce nter is a complete so urce of UGA visitor info rmation. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m . Call for guided campus t ours. F ree. Four Towers Bldg., College Station Rd., Athens, 30602, 706-542-0842,
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U.S. Navy Supply Corps Museum One of only 11 U.S. Navy museums, collection includes models, art ifact s, photographs an d research archives. Mon.-Fr i. 9 a.m - 5:15 p.m. Call in advance. Guided tours by reservation. Free. 1425 Prince Ave., Athens, 30606-2205 Public access at Oglethorpe Ave. entrance, 706-354-7349, nscs.navy.mil [;lWC

We Let the Dawgs Out Public Art Exhibit Three d ozen larger-t han-l ife bulldogs painted by local arti sts are on permanen t d isplay throughout Athens. Various locations, Athens, 30601 706-353-1820, 800-653-0603, weletthedawgsout.org
Wray- Nicholson House The centerpiece of a historic complex, t his 1825 h ouse now serves as headquarters of the UGA A lumni Association, which provides campus tours. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. 298 Hull St., Athens, 30602
706-542-2251, alumni.uga.edu [;,l WC l.,_
Travel Services
Athens Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m . 300 N. Thomas St., Athens, 30601 706-357-4430, 800-653-0603,
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Athens Welcome Center Information on Athens' Classic City Tours avail. Daily dur ing fall/ w in t er. 10 a.m.-5 p.m,, spring/summer 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tours depart at 2 p.m. and are $15. 280 E. Dougherty St., Athens, 30601 706-353-1820, visitathensga.com/welcome_ center.cfm l:;lWC6,.
Aug ust a ( P-9) Classic South
1797 Ezekiel Harris House Built in 1797 by a prominent tobacco merchant, this house is an outstanding examp le of 18th-century domestic arch itecture. Tu e.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 :30 p.m. Adu lts $2, ch ildren $1. 1822 Broad St., Augusta, 30904 706-737-2820, augustamuseum.org [;,l WC
Appleby House/Appleby Branch Library This pre-Civ il War home is now a public library branch serving t he hist oric Summerville neighbor hood. Mon. 9 a.m .7 p.m., Tue.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5:30 p.m ., Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p .m. 2260 Walton Way, Augusta, 30904 706-736-6244, ecgrl.public.lib.ga.us l:;,lWC
Artists Row More than two dozen art galleries, working studios and shops add color to this d istrict known for its varied selection of fin e ar t, jewelry, sculpture an d craf ts. 1000 block of Broad St., Augusta, 30901, 706-774-1 006, 706-823-6600,
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Augusta Arsenal/Augusta State University Histor ical markers recount it s past as the arsenal t o both federa l and Confederate governments. The com mandant's house was th e boyhood home of poet St ephen Vincent Benet . Tours by reservation. Free. 2500 Walton Way, Augusta, 30904
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Augusta Can.1I Interpretive Center Learn the 160-year history of the Augusta Canal. Interactive exhibits. Guided water tours on canal cargo boat replicas. Mon.-Sat. 9 :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., sun. 1- 5:30 p.m. Call for tour schedule.
winter hours and fees. 1450 Greene St. in Enterprise Mill, Augusta, 30901, 706-823-0440, ext. 4, 888-659-8926, augustacanal.com I] WC b tlT
Augusta G een Jackets Lake Olmstead Stadium The Green Jackets are the Class A-affih ate of the San Francisco Giants and play at Lake Olmstead Stadium. Bar. grill and souvenir store. Season runs from early Apr.-Sept. Call for schedule and prices. 78 Milledge Rd., Augusta, 30904
706-736-7889, greenjackets.net I] WC b.rl
Augusta Museum of History Local history, Edgefield pottery, Masters memorabilia and changing exhibits. Tue.Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-S p .m. Call two weeks in advance for guided group tour. Adults $4, child ren 6 -18 $2, seniors $3. Group rates avail. 560 Reynolds St., Augusta, 30901 706722-8454, augustamuseum.org
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Boyhood Home of President Woodrow WIison Thomas Woodrow Wilson lived with his family in Augusta for nearly 13 years. between 1858 and 1870. Tue.-Sat 10 a.m.
s p.m. Adults $5. students $3. seniors $4.
Call for g ro up rates. 419 Seventh St., 1st f loor, Augusta, 30901, 706-722- 9828,
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Confederate Monument Augusta native Private Berry Benson. a common Confederate soldier. with likenesses of Generals Robert E. Lee. Stonewall Jackson. T. R. R. Cobb and W. H. T. Walker at monument's base. Daily. Between Seventh and Eighth Sts. at Broad St,. Augusta, 30901 706-823-6600, 800-726-0243, augustaga.org I]
Confederate Powderworks Chimney The smokestack remains as a monument to the efforts of those who built and worked within the Confederate Powderworl<s. the only structure ever built by the Confederate States of America. 1717 Goodrich St., Augusta, 30904
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Enterprise MIii Factory artifacts are scattered throug hout the corridors and grounds of this vast 19th-century textile mill bordering the Augusta Canal. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 1450 Greene St., Augusta, 30901 706-262-4001, onterprisemill.com
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First Presbyternan Church Designed by Robert Mills. the architect of the Washington Monument. this 1809 church had as its pastor President Woodrow W Iison's father fro m 1858 to 1870. Mon.Frl. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 642 Telfair St., Augusta, 30901 706-823-2450, flrstpresaugusta.org l]WC b

Georgia Golf Hall of Fame's Bo .anical Gardens See bronze sculptures of golf's greatest masters, such as Bobby Jones, Arnold Palm er and Jack Nicklaus. Call for hours and fees. Guided tours by reservation. One 11th St., Augusta, 30901 706-724-4443, 888-874-44 43, gghf.org
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Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art This National Register home serves as a center for visual arts classes and changing art exhibitions. Tue.-Fri. 8 :30 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat. by reservation. Free. Guided group tours avail. 506 Telfair St ., Augusta, 30901
706722-5495, ghia.org I] WCT
Haunted Pillar Local legend holds that the Lower City Market was destroyed in 1878 by a curse from a preacher. A cyclone leveled the market: only the pillar remained. Daily. Fifth and Broad Sts., Augusta, 30901
706-724-4067 I] b
Imperial Theatr1o Built in 1917 as a vaudeville theater, the historic theater continues to entertain with plays, operas. ballets. comedy, concerts and movies. Call tor schedule and fees. 745 Broad St., Augusta, 30901
706-722-8341, imperialtheatre.com WC b
James Brown Statue Unveiled m 2005. this statue honors James Brown. the "Godfather of Soul," who got his start by winning a talent contest at Augusta's Lenox Theatre. Bet ween Eighth and Nint h Streets, at Broad St., Augusta, 30901
Laney-Walker Historic District The heart of the trad1t1onally African American business district. Tabernacle Baptist Church and Penny Savings Bank are among the historic sites in the area. Hours vary. 600-1400 blocks Laney-Walker Blvd., Augusta, 30901, 706823-6600, 800-726-0243, augustaga.org I] <>
Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Lucy Craft Laney founded the first black kindergarten and the first black nursing school. Artifacts from her life and exhibits on black Augustans. Tue.-Fri. g a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 2-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Adults $3, children $1. 1116 Phillips St., Augusta, 30901 706-724-3576,
lucyc rattlaneymuseum.com ~ WC b T
Magnolia Cemetery Mag no lia is the resting place for more than 500 Confederate soldiers and seven generals. as well as other notables from the period. Daily. 702 Third St., Augusta, 30901
706 821-1746 ~ WC b
Meadow Garden tlouse Museum Home of Declaration of Independence signer George Walton. this pre-1791 farm house is Augusta's oldest home. Tours Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. 4 p.m. with last tour at 3 p.m.. Sat. by reservation. Call for fees.
Group rates avail. 1320 Independence Or., Augusta, 30901 706-724- 4174, augustaga.org/ museum.hml I] WC

Morris Museu'TI of Art The permanent collection is devoted to 200 years of painting In the American South. Tue. Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. noon-5 p,m. Guided tours by reservation. Adults $3, children $2 (under 5 free). seniors and military $2. One 10th St., Augusta, 30901
706-724-7501, themorris.org I] WCe,.T
National Science Center's Fort Discovery With the Paul S. Simon Discovery Theater, StarLab. Power Station Demonstrations. KidScape, Science Store and 270 hands-on exhibits. Mo n.-Sat. 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Adults $8, children 4 -1 7 $6, 3 and under free. seniors and military $6. One Seventh St., Augusta, 30901 706-821-0200, 800-325-5445, nationalsclencecenter.o rg I] WC6,.ii
Olde Town Historic District Old Towne, or "Pinched Gut, is Augusta's intown residential neighborhood with examples or 19th-cent ury
architectural styles. Downtown Augusta (Broad St.). 706-823 6600 or 800726-0243, historicaugusta.org
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park This park boasts 1.150 acres of wetlands. swamps, nature trails. boardwalks and observation decks where herons. hawks. otters. alligators and a bobcat c an be spotted. Call for hours. Free. Lock-and-Dam Rd., Augusta, 30906 706-828-2109, phinlzyswamp.org l;l WC&.
Riverwalk Augusta Stroll along multilevel walkways by the Savannah River to the Jessye Norman Amphitheater and Heroes' Overlook memorial. as well as museums. parks. gardens and shops. Between Sixth and Tenth Streets, Augusta, 30901, 706821-1754, 706-823-6600, 800-726-0243,
aug ustaga.org I] WC &- fl T
Sacred Heart Cultural Center This landmark. a former Catholic church. now hosts functions throughout the year. Self-guided tours Mon.-Fn. 9 a.m. S p.m. Donations accepted. Or schedule a guid ed group tour for $2 per person. 1301 Greene St., Augusta, 30901 706-826-4700, sacredheartaugusta.org
Signers Monument Two of Georgia's three signers of the Declarati on of Independence. Lyman Hall and George Walton. rest beneath this obelisk. Greene St. at Monument St.,
Augusta, 30901, 706724-4067 b
Springfield Boptlst Church The oldest A frican-American church in the U.S.. it was founded in 1787. Both Morehouse College and the Georgia Republican Party were organized here. Mon.- Fri. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Free. 114 12th St. at Reynolds St., Augusta, 30901, 706-724-1056, historicspringfield .o rg l;l WC b.

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Springfield Village Park A 45-foot stainless-steel sculpture by Richard Hunt and a reflecting pool distinguish the 2.5-acre park adjacent to Springfield Baptist Church. Daily. Free. 1200 block of Reynolds St., Augusta, 30901, 706-724-1056, 706-823- 6600 800-7260243, augustaga.org [;l
St. Paul's Church
Originally built in 1750, the current structure was b uilt in 1918. It s cemetery is the resting p lace of notables. including U.S. Constitution signer William Few. During Sunday services and by reservation. 605 Reynolds St., on the Riverwalk, Augusta, 30901, 706- 724-2485,
saintpauls.org [;l WC 6.
Summerville Historic District Drive or stroll these streets and enjoy a variety of architectural sights and styles. Walton Way and Milledge Rd., Augusta, 30904, 7068236600, 800-726-0243, augustaga.org
U.S. Army Signal Corps Museum Located on Fort Gordon's Army base, this museum displays Civil War Signal Corps artifacts. Tues.- Fri. 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. Conrad Hall, Bldg. 29807
Travel Services
Augusta Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 1450 Greene St., Ste. 110, Augusta, 30901, 706-823-6600, 800-
726-0243, augustaga.org [;l WC b.
Augusta Visitor Information Center Metro Augusta's official visitors welcome center and gift shop is located inside the Augusta Museum of History. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m .. Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. 560-B Reynolds St., Augusta, 30901
' 706-724-4067, 800-726-0243,
augustaga.org [;l WC
Augusta Riverwalk Marina Full-service marina. Daily 11 a.m.-S p.m. Call for fees. 1 Fifth St., Augusta, 30901
706722-1388 [;l WC b
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Augusta Daily 8:30 a.m.-S:30 p.m. 1-20 at the Georgia and South Carolina border, Augusta, 30907 706-737-1446, georgia.org
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Greater Augusta Sports Co uncil Call for information on Augusta 's sports venues and organizations. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 1450 Greene St., Ste. 110, Augusta, 30901, 706-7228326,
augustasportscouncil.org [;l WC b.
Historic Sites Driving Tour Guides describe Augusta history and scenic highlights. By reservation only. Sat. 1:30-3:30 p.m. Adults $10. children $5. 560 Reynolds St., Augusta, 30901 706-724-4067, 800-726-0243,
augustaga.org [;l WC 6.

Barnesville (G-11)
Historic Heartland
Gone With the Wmd Hall of Stars Museum Tour this haunted mansion that served as Confederate headquarters and hospital. View rare GWTW memorabilia, includ ing Margaret Mitchell's copy of the book. Call for appt. and fees. 643 Greenwood St., Barnesville, 30204 770-358-4989, 877-LUV-GWTW,
tarleton-oaks.com [;l WC c,.T

Historic Carnegie Library and Cara Studios Art Gallery
Built in 1910, this structure epitomizes Georgian Revival architecture. Enjoy a
unique art studio, sculpture garden. ongoing art exhibits and performance. call for reservations and fees.
One Carnegie Way, Library and
Greenwood Streets, Barnesville, 30204-1670, 770-358-3132,
carastudios.com [;l WC6--T

A CHANGE OF PACE. A CHANCE OF PLACE.
R.ETR.ACE WtLLIAM BAR.TR.AM'S STEPS, SOLVE THe MYSTER.Y OF LOST TREASUR.ES, STR.C)LL AMONG LEGENDS ANQ GET BACK TO NATURE AS YOU EXPERIENCE S ouTHER.N H osmA UTY THAT IS TRULY C LASSIC .
WWW.CLASSIC5oun-t.ORG

BURKE COUNTY
\lisil historic Burk,! C.oun1y au,1 Way,uo;;l~,ro. Georgia, the ,;Bird Dog Cupilnl of 1hc Worlrl.~ Enjoy nmiquc hop,. hi.ltoricnl fiw, n111J mm1crolls hu1,ting a1ul fohing ncthitifs.
706-554--545 l www.burkecounlyg:i.gov

LINCOLl\'TON-LlNCOLN COU iTY
Visit M1tcums, Clim), a Mounwin. Li, hn io Ulucgrn.s..<. \Valk n 'lh,il, Piny Som,C,.ir, noJ t~olrh a Big One fro111 ll,c lurg,111 Ink, in '111: soutlrnast!
706-359-7970 www.lincolncountyga.org

T HOMSON-MCDUFFIE COUNTY
Localed in the he.i.rt. of Georgia's cla$ic south lrovel region, 120 miles cnst of AJ.!ant,1 and 30 miles west of Augusta on 1-20. Enjoy fu_hing and camping, equestrian events, blues music, historical sites, und so much more!
4-00 HO'.l'EI. ROOMS, 35 R E~'TIJAIIAN'l'S, WINERY & J\iVrl QUES 706597-1000 www.thom.son-mcduJfie.org

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Augusta Canal Interpretive Center Learn the 160-year history of the Augusta Canal. Interactive exhibits. Guided water tours on canal cargo boat replicas. Mon.-Sat. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sun. 1-5:30 p.m. Call for tour sched ule, winter hours and fees. 1450 Greene St. in Enterprise Mill, Augusta, 30901, 706-823-0440, ext. 4, 888-659-8926, augustacanal.com OWC M I!
Augusta Green Jackets Lake Olmstead Stadium The Green Jackets are the Class A-affiliate o f the San Francisco Giants and play at Lake Olmstead Stadium. Bar, grill and souvenir store. Season runs from early Apr.-Sept. Call for schedule and prices. 78 Milledge Rd., Augusta, 30904 706-736-7889, greenjackets.net O WC &YI
Augusta Museum of History Local history, Edgefield pottery, Masters m emorabilia and changing exhibits. Tue.Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p .m .. Sun. 15 p.m. Call two weeks in advance for guided group tour. Adult s $4, children 6-18 $2, seniors $3. Group rates avail. 560 Reyno lds St., Augusta, 30901 706-722-8454, augustamuseum.org
[;l WC & T
Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson Thomas Woodrow Wilson lived with his family in Augusta for nearly 13 years, between 1858 and 1870. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.5 p.m. Adults S5. students $3, seniors $4. Call tor group rates. 419 Seventh St., 1st floor, Augusta,
' 30901, 706-722-9828,
wilsonboyhoodhome.org O WC
Confederate Monument Augusta native Private Ber ry Benson, a common Confederate soldier. with like
nesses of Generals Robert E. Lee. Stonewall Jackson. T. R. R. Cobb and W.
H. T. Walker at monument's base. Daily. Between Seventh and Eighth Sts. at Broad St,. Augusta, 30901 706-823-6600, 800-726-0243, augustaga.org 0
Confederate Powderworks Chimney The smokestack remains as a monument to the efforts of those who built and worked within the Confederate Powderworks. the only structure ever built by the Confederate States of America. 1717 Goodrich St., Augusta, 30904
706-823-0440 (;l e,.
Enterprise Mill Factory artifacts are scattered throughout the corridors and grounds of this vast 19 th-century textile mill bordering the Augusta Canal. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 1450 Greene St., Augusta, 30901 706-262-4001, enterprisemill.com
(;l WC 6-ll T
First Presbyterian Church Designed by Robert Mills. the architect of the Washington Monument, this 1809 church had as it s pastor President Woodrow Wilson's father from 1858 to 1870. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 642 Telfair St., Augusta, 30901 706-823-24SO, firstpresaugusta.org (;lWC&.

Georgia Golf Hall of Fame's Botanical Gardens See bronze sculptures of golf's greatest masters. such as Bobby Jones, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Call for hours and fees. Guided tours by reservation. One 11th St., Augusta, 30901 706-724-4443, 888-874-4443, gghf.org
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Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art This National Register home serves as a ce11ter for visual arts c lasses and cha nging art exhibitio ns. Tue.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m .. Sat. by reservation . Free. Guided gro~1p tours avail. 506 Telfair St., Augusta, 30901
706-722-5495, ghia.org [;l WC T
Haunted Pillar Local legend holds that the Lower City Market was destroyed in 1878 by a curse
from a preacher. A cyclone leveled the
market; only the pillar remained. Daily. Fifth and Broad Sts., Augusta, 30901
706-724- 4067 O b
Imperial Theatre Built in 1917 as a vaudeville theater, the historic theater continues to entertain with p lays, operas. ballets, comedy, concerts and movies. Call for schedule and fees. 745 Broad St., Augusta, 30901
706-7228341, imperialtheatre.com WC e,.
James Brown Statue Unveiled in 2005, this statue honors James Brown. the "Godfather of Soul,'' who got his start by winning a talent contest at Augusta's Lenox Theatre. Between Eighth and Ninth Streets, at Broad St., Augusta, 30901
Laney-Walker Historic District The heart of the traditionally African American business district. Tabernacle Baptist Church and Penny Sav ings Bank are amon g the l1istoric sites in t he area. Hours vary. 600-1400 blocks Laney-Walker Blvd.,
(;le. Augusta, 30901, 706-823-6600,
800-726-0243, augustaga.org
Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Lucy Craft Laney founded the first black kindergarten and the first black nursing school. Artifacts from her life and exhibits on black Augustans. Tue.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 2-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Adults $3, children $1. 1116 Phillips St., Augusta, 30901 706-724-3576,
lucycraftlaneymuseum.com [;I WC 6-T
Magnolia Cemetery Magno lia is the resting place for more than 500 Confederate soldiers and seven generals, as well as other no tables from the period. Daily. 702 Third St., Augusta, 30901
706-821-1746 0 WC 6,.
Meadow Garden House Museum Home of Declaration of Independence signer George Walton, this pre-1791 farmhouse is Augusta's oldest home. Tours Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. with last tour at 3 p.m.. Sat. by reservation. Call for fees. Group rates avail. 1320 Independence Dr., Augusta, 30901 706-724-4174, augustaga.org/museum.hml Cil WC

Morris Museum of Art The permanent collection is devoted to 200 years of painting in the American South. Tue.- Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p .m .. Sun. noon-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Adults $3, children $2 (under 5 free), seniors and military $2. One 10th St., Augusta, 30901
706-724-7501, themorris.org [;I WC b T
National Science Center's Fort Discovery W ith the Paul S. Simon Discovery Theater. StarLab. Power Station Demonstrations. KidScape. Science Store and 270 hands-on exhibits. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults $8, children 4-17 $6, 3 and under free. seniors and military $6. One Seventh St., Augusta, 30901 706-821-0200, 800-325-5445, nationalsciencecenter.org O WC 6,.VI
Olde Town Historic District Old Towne. or " Pinched Gut," is Augusta's intown residential neighborhood with examples of 19th-century architectural st yles. Downtown Augusta (Broad St.). 706-823-6600 or 800726 -0243, historicaugusta.org
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park This park boasts 1,150 acres o f wetlands, swamps, nature trails. boardwalks and observation decks where herons. hawks, otters, alligators and a bobcat can be spotted. Call for hours. Free. Lock-and-Dam Rd., Augusta, 30906 706-828-2109, phinizyswamp.org
0 WC b.
Rlverwalk Augusta Stroll along multilevel walkways by the Savannah River to the Jessye Norm an Amph itheater and Heroes Overlook mem orial, as well as m useums, parks, gardens and shops. Between Sixth and Tenth Streets, Augusta, 30901, 706-821-1754, 706-823-6600, 800-7260243,
augustaga.org O WC e--'iiT
Sacred Heart Cultural Center
This landmark, a former Catholic church.
now hosts functions throughout the year. Self-guided tours Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . Donations accepted. Or schedule a guided group tour for $2 per person. 1301 Greene St., Augusta, 30901 706826-4700, sacredheartaugusta.o rg
Signers Monument Two of Georgia's three signers of the Declaration of Independ ence, Lyman Hall and George Wa lton. rest beneath this obelisk. Greene St. at Monument St.,
Augusta, 30901, 706-724-4067 6-
Springfleld Baptist Church The oldest African-American church In the U.S., it was founded in 1787. Both Morehouse College and the Georgia Republican Party were organized here. Mon.- Fri. 11 a.m.-3 p.rn. Guided tours by reservation. Free. 114 12th St. at Reynolds St.,
o- Augusta, 30901, 706-724-1056,
historicspringfield.org t;;i WC

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Springfield Village Park A 45-foot stainless-steel sc ulpt ure by Richard Hunt and a reflect ing pool dist inguish the 2.5-ac re par k ad jacent t o Springfield Bapt ist Church. Daily. Free. 1200 block of Reynolds St., Augusta, 30901, 706-724-1056, 706-823-6600 800-7260243, august aga.org ~
st. Paul's Church Originally built in 1750. t he current st ructu re was built in 1918. It s cem etery is the resting place of notab les, inc luding U.S. Constit utio n signer W illiam Few. During Sunday serv ices and by reservatio n. 605 Reynolds St., on the Riverwalk, August a, 30901, 706-724-2485,
saintpauls.org ~ WC &
summervltle Historic D istrict Drive o r stroll t hese streets and enjoy a variety of archit ectural sights and st y les. Walt on Way and Milledge Rd ., Augusta, 30904, 706-823-6600, 800-726-0243, augustaga.org
U.S. Army Signal Corps Museum Located on Fort Gordon's Army base, this m useum disp lays Civ il Wa r Sig nal Corps artifacts. Tues.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m . Free admissio n. Conrad Halt, Bldg. 29807
Travel Services
Augusta Metro Convention and Vi sitors Bureau Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. 1450 Greene St., Ste. 110, Augusta, 30901, 706- 823-6600, 800-
726-0243, augustaga.org ~ WC &
Augusta Visitor Information Center Metro Augusta's official v isit ors welco me center and gift sho p is located inside t he Aug usta Museum o f History. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.. Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. 560-B Reyno lds St., August a, 30901 706-724-4067, 800-726- 0243,
augustaga.org ~ WC &
Augusta Riverwalk Marina Full-serv ice marina. Daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees . 1 Fifth St., Augusta, 30901
706-722-1388 ~ WC &
Georgia Visitor Information Cente r-Augusta Daily 8:30 a.m .-5:30 p .m. 1-20 at the Georgia and South Carolina border, Augusta, 30907 706-737-1446, georgia.org i]WC &
Greater Augusta Sports Council Call for information on Aug usta's spo rt s venues and o rganizations. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m . 1450 Greene St., Ste. 110, Augusta, 30901, 706-722- 8326,
augustasport scouncil.org ~ WC &
Historic Sites Driving Tour Guides describe Aug ust a history and scenic highlig hts. By reservation only. Sat. 1:30-3:30 p.m. Ad ults $10, chi ldren $5. 560 Reynolds St., Augusta, 30901 706-724-4 067, 800-726-0243, augustaga.org ~ WC 6,.

Barnesville (G-11 )
Historic Heartland
Gone With the Wind Hall of Stars Museum Tour this haunted m ansio n that served as Confederate headquarters and hospital. View rare GW TW memorabilia, including Margaret Mitchell's copy of the book. Call fo r appt. and fees. 643 Greenwood St., Barnesville, 30204 770-358-4989, 877- LUV-GWTW,
t arleton-oaks.com ~ WC 6.T

Historic: Carnegie Library and Cara Studios Art Gallery Built in 1910, t his structure epitomizes Georgian Revival architecture. Enjoy a unique art stud io, sculpture garden, ongoing art exhibits and performance. Call for reservat ions and fees. One Carnegie Way, Library and Greenwood Streets, Barnesville, 30204-1670, 770-3S8-3132,
carastudios.com ~ WC &T

A CHANCE OF PACE. A C HANCE OF PLACE.
R.ETR.ACE W ILLJAM BART MM'S STEPS, SOLV E TH d MY.STERY, O F LO ST TR.~ SURES, STRO LL AMO NG LEG ENDS ANO GET BA CK l'Q NATURE A S YO U EXPERIENCE S O UTHERN H 0SI?JTA LIT Y T HA T IS TR.ULY CLASSIC.
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su n.KE COUNTY V"is.it historic Burke C.ounty anJ \Vuyl!csboro, Georgia, lh<: "Bird Dog Cupitul ur tho Worl,L" Enjoy nntiquo shops, historical sites ond m1m~rous bunting and .fishing activities.
706-554 -545l www.burkecounly-ga.gov

LINCOLNTON-LlNCOLN COUNTY
Vihil Mus;cuma, ClimL n Mo uutain. Listen to Bluegrass, Walk u Trail, Piny Somr Golf, t n11J Catch n .13ig Ouc from the la,gcst luku iu the soutl1u.ast!
706-359-7970 www.lincolncoun tyga.org

U FFIE COU NT Y
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THOMSON-MCDUF.FI.E COUNTY
Located in the hea,t of Georgia's classi,: south !ravel region, 120 miles cast of Atlanta and 30 miles west of Augusta on I -20. Enjoy :fishing and camping, eque,,trian events, blut-s music, historical sites, and so mud1 more!
400 HOTEL R OOMS, 35 RESfOAJIA!\'fS, WlNEIW & ANTIQugs 706-597- LOOO www.th.om.son-mcdu.ffie.org

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NOT ALL DRIVES
INVOLVE A 3 WOOO.

We wonde red how man y stories l o we rin g oaks cou ld tell. Century-old streets spoke of hi ' lory, prog ress and tradition.
We ca me for go lf. We found s o mu ch more. We found ourselves lost. No l in place, but in time.
It's easy to sec wh y thi s is golf's favorit e city. r e ca me to play, and that's exactly what we did.
We played Augusta, CA.

AUGUSTA~
ME111.O CONVENTION &VISIT~ Bull.EAU

For a free visitor$ guide or moni information, ca ll 800-726-024,3 (re4uest code G;\06) or visit www.Augul!taCA.org.

CALLUERYp Ask about lhe Aui,rusta GaUery Pass to save more thau 50% off rc.,"'Lllar admi&1ion at nine uuractions.

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Downtown Festivals with music, art, ethnic food, and
children's activities. On-tine Arts Calendar
for Augusta.
706-826-4702 www.artsintheheart.com
www.augustaarts.com

Outdoor recreat1on, festillals, and cu ltural arts -
Columbia County has a lot of room to play around.
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COLUM'BIA COUNlY ,,IH/;(,l<
706-868-3484

Augusta has its Legends... And its Gardens... Now they 80TH
have a Home.
706-724-4443 888-874-4443 www.gghf.org

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Radisson Riverfront Hotel. Completely renovated,
located in downtown Augusta. Georgia, on the banks of
the historic Savannah River.
706-722-8900 800-333-3333 www.radlsson.com/augustaga_riverfront

Fort Discovery, where visitors can grasp, learn, and experience the wonders of science. Always
something new!
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One Seventh Street 800-325-5445 www.NatlonalScienceCenter.org

The or,ly African-American museum in the Augusta area,
offering unique historical and fine art exhibltlpns.
er ~he cfuc~C-aftcfane~
MUSEUM BW\CKHl$TOR
1116 Phillips Street 706-724-3576 www.LucyCraftLaneyMuse.um.com

Augusta canal boat tours explore Southern history and
nature's wonders as you've never seen t hem before.
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706-823--0440 888-659-8926 www.Augustacanal.com

Phinizy Swamp Nature Park: A mosaic of wildlife habitats with boardwalks and trails throughoul
caammml NNf"U'kl\L
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1858 Lock & Dam Road 706-828-2109 www.naturalsciencesacademy.org

A fascinating history, a fascinating experience.
II AUOUSTA MUS E \) M ol lH STOR Y
6th & Reynolds 706-722-8454 www.augustamuseum.org

Augusta Performs.com invites you to experience the best of the
performing arts and entertainment
in Augusta, GA.
706-722-8341 www.AugustaPerforms.com

Visit our Website for more information
on the latest events and accommoclations.
M ETII.O CONVEN T IO N
& V1S1TOr<.S BLIR.V\~I
786-823-6600 800-726-0243 www.AugustaGA.org

Old Jail Museum and Archives Barnesvil le's history as the Bug gy Capital of the South is documented. The museum is also a regional genealogical researc h facility. Wed . 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sa t. 10 a.m .-2 p.m.. Sun. 2-5 p.m. Guided tours and research by reservation. Suggest ed donation $1. 326 Thomaston St., Barnesville, 30204 770 - 358-5855 C;;J WC

Travel Services
Barnesville-Lamar County Chamber of Commerce Information o n Barnesville Walking Tour is avail. here. Mo n.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 100 Commerce Place, Barnesville, 30204, 770-358-5884, barnesville.org [;l WC 6,.

Baxley (0-1 7) Magn lia Midlands

A. R;, '1all Tuten Environmental Park Tw ent y acres of st reams. wetlands an d ponds w it h a floating dock, more than 10 0 species of trees and an amp hitheat er, Open daily unti l dusk. Free. U.S. Hwy. 15 S., Baxley, 31513 912-367 8630, baxley.org [;l WC 6,.

Al

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The Altamaha River bordering Appling

County is the second-largest w atershed

o n the east ern seaboard and provid es a

habitat fo r more t han 130 rare and

endangered species. Daily. Free.

Baxley, 31513, 912- 367-7731, baxley.org

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t. ng County Heritage Center The cen ter's holdings inc lude a growing turp entine collection, agr icult ural imp lements, black history, a war room , and collections and publicat io ns b y local hist orian s. Tue., Thu., Fri. noon-4:30 p.m., Wed an d Sat. 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Guided tours by reservat ion. Free. 137 Thomas St., Baxley, 31513 912-367-8133 ~ WC 6,.

Farm Tours of Appling County Custom ized farm tours can b e sch eduled for interested group s. Call for hours and fees.
305 W. Parker St., Baxley, 31513 912- 367-7731, baxley.org

Max Deen Memorial Park Enjoy the swimming pool, p icnic shelt ers. softbal l fields and t ennis and b asketbal l
court s. Dail y. Pool ad mi ssio n: Adult s $2, children $1.50 .
400 Wa lnut St., Baxley, 31513 912-367-8190, baxley.org [;l WC 6,.'11T

Moody Forest Natural Area In Moody Fo rest. 200 - and 300-year-o ld long leafs grow. as well as 600-year- old mammoth tup elo cypress and spectacular b lu f fside forests. Daily. Free. East River Rd., Baxley, 31513 912-366-9549, baxley.org, nature.org [;l

Travel Services
Baxley-Appling County Board of Tourism Mo n.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. 305 W. Parker St., Baxley, 31513 912-367-7731, baxley.org [;l WC 6,.

Bo ling b r o k e Historic Heartland
Boling broke Enjoy t his uniqu e sh opping and d inin g experience w it h it s q uaint ice cream sho p an d antiq ue st o res. Off U.S. Hwy. 41 478-994-9239, 888-642-4628, forsyth- monroechamber.com
Byron (1-13)
Historic Heartland
Byron Depot This 1870 railroad d epot feat ures a p ictor ial hist o ry, t own mem orabi lia and hist orical f acts ab o ut trains. Call for hours and t ours. Keys avail. at city hall or Byron We lcom e Center. Free. 101 E. Heritage Blvd., Byron, 31008 478-956-3600, byronga.com ~ WC 6,.
Generation Gap View v intage cars at this o ld -car mall and emp or ium . Mo n.- Fr i. 9 a.m .- 5 p.m. Free. 123 Peachtree Park, Byron, 310 08 478-956-2678, thegenerationgap.com WC 6,.
Travel Services
Byron Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center Satellite welco me center at Big Peach A ntiq ues and Collect ib les at 1-75, Exit 14 9. Mon.- Fri. 9 a,m.- 4 p.m . 100 W. Heritage Blvd., Byron, 3100 8 478-956-2409, 888-686-3496,
byronga.com [;l WC 6-
Chauncey Magnolia Midlands
Jay Bird Springs Resort Mineral sp rings, p ool, wat er slide, ro llerskat in g r ink, b all fields. p icnic grounds, m iniat ure g o lf, lodg ing, camp ing fac ilit ies and b anquet hall bec kon at t his 40 -acre par k. Tue.- Sun. 11 a.m .-8 p.m. Call for f ee. 1221 Jay Bird Springs Rd., Chauncey,
31011, 229-868-2728 [;l WC &l'I T
Claxton (Q-15)
Magnolia Midlands
Canoochee River Public Ian.di ngs inv ite swimmers, fishers, camp ers and b oaters to the sh ores of th e Canoochee River. Fishing license required. Daily. Free. At U.S. Hwy, 301 N., U.S. Hwy. 280 E., and GA Hwy. 169 N., Cla xton, 30417 478- 289-6523, 912-685-6424, claxtonevanschamber.com [;l
Claxton Bakery Millio ns of pounds of fruitcake are baked and distr ibuted annual ly by this wor ld famous bakery. Sept.- Dec. Mo n.- Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m . Free. 203 W. Main St., Claxton, 30417 912-739-3441, 800-841-4211, claxtonfruit cake.com
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Evans County Public Fishing Area Visit this three- lake fishing area w it h concrete boat ramp, boardwalk, p ic nic t abl es an d p rim it ive campsit es. Fishing license required. Daily. Free. U.S. Hwy. 280 E., Claxton, 30417 912-739-1139, 912-685-6424, gofishgeorgia.com [;l WC
Georgia Fruit Cake Company This fou rth-generat ion f amily-own ed business is famous for its delicious hom emade fruit cakes. Mon.- Fr i. 7 a.m.4 :30 p.m. Free. 5 S. Duval St., Claxton, 30417 912-739- 2683, georgiafruitcakecompany.com [;l WC b.fl
Travel Services
Claxton-Evans County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m .- 5 p.m. 4 N. Duval St., U.S. Hwy 301 N., Claxton, 30417, 912-739-1 391, claxtonevanschamber.com [;l WC 6,.
C li n t o n Historic Heartland
Old Clinton Historic District and Roadside Park This pre-Civi l War hamlet is t he " t own that t ime f o rgo t." Self - guid ed t our brochure avail. Read t he history o f t he area on roadside markers an d p ic nic at the p ark. Call for g uided t ours. F ree. U.S. Hwy. 129, Clinton, 31032 478- 986-6383 l;l 6'
Cochran (J-14) Magnolia Midlands
Ocmulgee Public Fishing A rea The Ocm ulg ee PFA includ es a 106-a cre lake. a three-acre kids fi shing lake, a boat ramp, t w o fishi ng p iers, an of fice, sto rage b uild ing s and a p av ilion/ activit y cent er. Year-roun d. sunr ise-sunset. Cochran, 478-783-2557, gofishgeorgia.com
Travel Services
Cochran-Bleckley County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8: 30 a.m .-5 p.m. 318 Second St., Cochran, 31014 478-934-2965 [;l WC 6.
Conyers (H-8) Historic Heartland
Black Shoals Park Thi s 650 -acre reservo ir of fers fishing, boating, canoeing , picnicking and hiking. Dai ly. Summer 7 a.m.-9 p.m .. w in t er 7 a.m .-6 p.m.: boat s off the water half an hour before p ark closing. Daily f ee $5 per p erson, $5 p er ca noe, $5 p er boat. 3001 Black Shoals Rd., Conyers, 30013 770-785-5922, 770-761-1611,
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''J'ijPned One ofAmerica's Dozen Distinctive Destinations"
,'Alt travelers who want a unique vacation experience full of history, scenery, music, food
and great Southern hospitality should put Macon at the top of their must-see list."
- Richard Moe, President, National Trustfor Historic Preservation

Tour majestic antebellum mansions and interactive museums.
Hay House Cannonball House Sidney Lanier Corrage Tubman African American Museum Museum ofArts and Sciences Georgia Children's M useum Georgia Music Hall ofFame Georgia Sports H all of Fame Around Town Packaged Tours
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Enjoy charming local restaurants, a vibrant nightlife
and world-famous music heritage.
Nouvelle Southern Soul Food Bar-B-Que Country Italian American Caribbean T hai Vegetarian Chinese Coffeehouse Wine Cellar Otis Redding Statue Georgia Music Week Douglass Theatre Grand Opera H ouse 550 Blues Jazzplex The Rookery Hummingbird Scage & Taproom

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Family Fun

Luxurious Spas Apparel and Shoe Boutiques Antiques Arr Galleries

Macon Mall Starcadia Entertainment Park Federated Garden Center

O cmulgee National Monument Ocmulgee Heritage Trail Lake Tobesofkee

' International Cherry Blossom Festival (March) Tour de Georgia (April) Pan African Festival (April) Macon Gardens, Mansions & Moonlight (May) Bragg Jam Music Festival Quly) Georgia Music Week (September) Ocmulgee Indian Celebration (September) Christmas in Olde Macon (December)
"Tell them the Architect ofRock-n-Roll sentyou and tol.dyou to have a good time!" -Macon Native Litde Richard
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1-800-768-3401 www.visitmaconga.org

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934 Georgia A11mue (478) 742-8155 wwwhayhouse.org Mo,~-Sat. 10-5. S1111. l-5 Tour "The Palace of the South" a National Hismric Landmark builr in rhe 1850s fo1turing e.xquisire decorarive finishes and srained glass and 18th-19th ccnmry fumi.~hinw;. Admission charged. Visit our museum score.
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6600 Mosll!) Diwn Road, 1-475, F.xit 5 (478) 474-8770 ww1v.co.bibb.11s A 1750-acre lake with 35 miles ofshoreline, 1,wo councy parks with campgrounds, hoc showers, coin laundry, beach. swimming, boat ramps, playgrounds, picnic areas. Good fishing, marina, and dose to shopping areas.
Museum of Arts and Sciences
4182 F1myth Ro,rd (478) 477-3232 totuto.mnsmacon.com lvlon. 9-8, Ti1er.-S111. 9-5, Sun. l-5 Discover the world in three changing exhibition galleries and the Discovery House, fearuring fun activities for everyone. E.xplorc from your backy:u:d co the universe _in rhc Mini-Zoo and Mark Smith Planetarium. Also visit the obscrvarory, narure trails, and Museum Store.

Sidney Lanier Cottage
935 High Street (478) 743-3851 www.his1vrim1aco11.org M01L-Sa1. 10-4 Tour the nationally registered 1842 birthplace ofSidn Lwier, fumous poet and musician of the Old Sourh. his writinw;, flute, and even his bride's tiny wedding g Museum shop. Call for evenis schedule.
lnter-1anonal Cherry Blossom Festi
794 Cherry Smet (478) 751-7429 1uto111.chmyblosson1.com March 17-26. 2006 March 18-27, 2007 !:'or LO days each March, festival-lovers are IIcaced co cxcravaganr display ofspringtime be-JU[)' and exciting fescivals siruared under a pink ca,1opy of blossoms fro more than 285,000 Yoshino Cherry trees.
Tour de Georgia
Macon Srlige lnfon1111tio11 (800) 768-3401 101111v.visinnaron.o,g .April 18, 2(){)6 Celebrate Americas premier professional cycling even Macon. Experience the excitement ofcop North American and European athletes in rhc world-dass race and enjoy the rolling festival ofcommunity eve

HISTORIC MACO N GA TOU RS

See Historic Macon on an Around Town packaged tour and save up to 25%

Downtown Tours include: Georgia Music Hall of E1me Georgia Spons Hall ofFame Tubman African Am Museum
Douglass T heatre $18 Adult; $8.50 Youth

lntoum Ii-ofl.ey Tours include: Hay House
Sidney Lanier Corrage Cannonball House
Sr. Joseph's Cad1olic Church $17 Adult: $9 Youth

Combo ticket includes all ofthe above; $32 Adult; $ 16.50 Youth

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856MulberrySrreet (478) 745-5982 ww,acanTJonba!lhouse.org Tour,: Mon.-Sat. 10-5 This beaurifully restored I 853 Greek Revival ni.1.nsion was 11an1cd for an infamous cannonball char sr.n,ck che home during the Civil \V.sr. 1ours include a Confederate museum collection, original kitchen house, and furnishings from Wesle)'an Colkge's first cwo secret societies for women.
Crown\.' l'laza
108 Fir>t Strm (478) 746-1461 www.croumeplnm.com
Experience the Sleep Advantage at Macon's upscale Crowne Plaza Hotel, locared in the heart ofdowntown. Amenities include high-speed internee, business cemer, pool. r.-sraurant, lounge, and mon,. Close to anracrions and per friendly.
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Historic Midwwn Maco11 {478} 742-3322 Relax, rejuvenate and pamper yourself. l-lotstone, Swedish and deep tissue massages, facials, glycolic and pumpkin enzyme peels, microdennabrasion, manicures, pedicures, waxing, make-up and award-winning scyliscs. Mini and deluxe beaucy and spa packages available.
Ncwl O\\TI Macon Martin Luther King; Jr. Drivetit River>ide Drive
{478) 722-9909 www.newtoummaconcom Ger back to narure and walk, run or bike alongside the river on rhe Ocmulgee Heritage Toil. Enjoy over seven miles ofthe Trail, from d,e O,isRedding srarue at Gateway Park to the Oonulgee Narional Monument.

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325 Fifth Street (478) 745-9007 11111111,willowonfifth.com Fea.sr on the bountiful buffetof traditional Southern fuvorires including succulent meacs, fresh vegetables, fruirs, salads, mourh-warcring desserrs and fumous fried green tomatoes. Open daily. Free parking and Group tours wekome.
L.mders ia1bccue
3947 Houston Aveuue, just offf-75 near F.xit 160B {478) 788-1900 Fincl1ec's is out of this world! n1e only barbecue to go into space with NASA. Fearured on Turner South's "Blue Ribbon" relevision show and in Sowhcm Living Magazine, Fincher's cooks rhe flavor of the Soucl1, complete wicl1 curb servic.e!
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f-75. E.xit 162 f-475, E.xit3 (478) 477-7328 Macon Mall is cencral Georgia's premier shopping destination, centrally located wich easy imerscare access from 1-75 and 1-475, featuring 200 spccialcy shops, 25 fubulous eateries ,md six major anchor stores.
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1-75at Bass Road, E.xit 172 (478) 475-9880 www.starcadia.com Enjoy six acres filled with go-kam, splash n' crash bwnpcr boats, miniarure golf. a 30-foor rock w-J.l.l, bungee trampoline jump, regulation si1.e billiard rabies and indoor game room. Open year round. C:Jl for hours.

1-800-768-3401 www.visicmacon.org

Georgia International Horse Park Home of the 1996 Olympic equestrian and mountain biking events, this multipurpose facility has horse trails. biking trails and events year-round. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. 1996 Centennial Olympic Pkwy., Conyers; 30013, 770-860-4190, 800-CONYERS, georgiahorsepark.com I] WC b TI T
Haralson Mill Covered Bridge On the northwest corner of Randy Poynter Lake, visitors can drive on this covered wooden bridge, the first of its kind to be built in Georgia. Free. Haralson Mill Rd., off Bethel Rd., Conyers, 30013
770-785-S922, rockdalecounty.org b
Historic Downtown Conyers Shop, dine, picnic and see the sights of Olde Town, which offers a variety of antiques and specialty shops and an array of historic architecture. Main, Center, Commercial and Railroad Streets Conyers, 30012 770-602-2606, BOO-CONYERS,
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Lewis Vaughn Botanical Gardens Nestled in the heart of downtown, Georgia Piedmont native plants thrive here. Daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. Main, Center, Commercial and Railroad Streets Conyers, 30012 770-602-2606, 800-CONYERS,
conyersga.com I] WC 6-T
Milstead 104 Dinky Steam Locomotive The Dinky ls a 1905 Rogers steam locomotive whose engine and tender car hauled cotton bales from the main line to the textile mill on the Yellow River. Daily. Green St., Conyers, 30012 770-602-2606, 800-CONYERS, conyersga.com I] 6-
Monastery of the Holy Spirit The 2,000-acre grounds include a bonsai garden greenhouse. lake and picnic areas. The Abbey Church is for daily ma;s, tours o r religious retreats for all denominations. Call for welcome center, bookstore and greenhouse hours. Free. 26:.!5 GA Hwy 212 S.W., Conyers, 30094
770-4838705, trappist.net I] WC b
Old Jail Museum Built in 1897, this structure housed offenders until 1969. View the former sheriff's residence. prisoners' quarters, jailer's room, drunk tank and maximumsecurity cells. By reservation only. Free. Milstead Ave., Conyers, 30012 770-929-4270, 800-CONYERS,
conyersga.com I] WC
Travel Services
Conyers Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 1184 Scott St., Conyers, 30012 770-929-4270, SOO CONYERS,
conyersga.com, horsepark.com Iii WC b
Conyers Welcome Center Souvenirs avail. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 901 Railroad St., Conyers, 30012 770 6022606, 800-CONYERS, conyersga.com I] WC 6-

Covingto n (H-8) Historic Heartland
Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center On this 6.000-acres preserve, enjoy 29 ponds and an amazing five-acre rock outcropping, hiking, fishing, birding, hunting and primitive camping. Visitors center Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. 543 Elliott Trail, Mansfield, 30055
770-784-3059 Iii WC b
Historic Downtown Covington Antebellum and Victorian homes are the rule in this National Register district. See the recently renovated historic courthouse. Daily. On the Square, Covington, 30014 770-7873868, 800-616-8626,
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Travel Serv ices
Covington-Newton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 9 am-5 p.m. Sat. 10 am.- 4 p.m. 2101 Clark St./Welcome Center, Covington, 30014 770-787-3868, 800-616-8626, newtonchamber.com Iii WC b,
Movie Tours and Home Tours Take self-guided audio tours of the locations where The Dukes of Hazzard. In the Heat of the Night and others were filmed. Home tours and step-on tours also are avail. Call for reservations and fees. 2101 Clark St., Covington, 30014 770787 3868, 800-616-8626,
newtonchamber.com Iii WC b
Crawfordville Classic South
A. H. Stephens Historic Park This park offer s a Confederate museum, 1875 historic home, camping, cottages, boating, fishing, swimming, picnicking and equestrian trails. Park open daily 7 a.m.-10 p,m. Museum and Liberty Hall Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.S p.m.. Sun. 2-5 p.m. Parking $2. Museum: Adults $2.50. children $1.50. 1-20, Exit 148 to GA Hwy. 278
706-4562602, gast ateparks.org I] WC b.
Cu llod en Historic Heartland
Grave of William Culloden The founder of the city of Culloden ls buried in the local cemetery. Daily. Free. Town cemetery, behind the Methodist church, Culloden, 31016 478-885-2249 [;l b,
Douglas (M-19) Magnolia Midlands
Douglas Municipal Airport/ Veterans Park The park. located adjacent to the airpor t terminal, commemorates servicemen and -women in each branch of the armed services. Park open daily dawn-dusk, terminal 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. Greer Terminal, Douglas, 31533 9 12-384-1409, douglasga.org C;;J WC6-

Heritage Station Museum Located in the old G&F Railroad depot. the museum showcases the history of the railroad, Douglas and Coffee County. Guided tours by reservation. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.4 p.m. Adults $1. 219 W. Ward St., Douglas, 31533 912-389-3461, cityofdouglas.com I] WC b,
John's Sport Park Go-cart racing, a skating rink, driving range. batting cages. miniature golf. playgrounds, arcades and a full concession. Wed. 1-9 p.m.. Th. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 9 a.m.-12 a.m.. Sun. 2-10 p.m, Thompson Dr., Douglas, 31533,
912-389-1250, cityofdouglas.com l;;J WC b
Martin Centre The historic Martin Centre has been restored to its original 1940's Art Deco splendor. Call for hours and fees. Guided tours avail. 109 E. Ashley St., Douglas, 31533
912384-5978, cltyofdouglas.com I] WC 6-
Travel Services
Douglas Area Welcome Center Information on Douglas's Historic Driving Tour avail. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 211 S. Gaskin Ave., Douglas, 31533 912384-1873, 888-426-3334,
douglasga.org I] WC 6-.T
Dublin (L-13) Magnolia Midlands
Dublin Farmer' s Market Located in downtown Dublin, the market provides stalls for local growers to sell their products, along with an amphithe ater, historic silos and a museum. Madison St., Dublin, 478-272-2560
Dublin-Laurens Museum Built in 1904, this former library was converted into the museum of the Laurens County Historical Society. Tue.-Fri. 1-4:30 p.m. or by reservation. Free. Call for group tours. 311 Academy Ave., Dublin, 31021
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Theatre Dublin The theater has been renovated as a performing arts center. Call for schedule and fees. 314 Academy Ave., Dublin, 31040
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Trave l Services
Dublin-Laurens County Chamber of Commerce Housed in a 1938 office built by a Dublin banker. Information on Dublin's Walking Tour of Historic Downtown avail. Mon. Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 1200 Bellevue Ave., Dublin, 31021 478-272-5546, dublin-georgia.com l]WC e-
DublinLaurens County Welcome Center Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Exit 51, off 1-16 at U.S. Hwy. 441, Dublin, 31021, 478-272-5766, dublin-georgia.com C;;J WC b,

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East Dublin Magnolia Midlands
Hugh Gillis Public Fishing Area A 109-acre lake surrounded by 640 acres of terrain provides excellent fishing, picnic tables. restrooms, a fishing pier and a concrete boat ramp. Year-round. sunrise-sunset. Keens Crossing Rd., East Dublin, 31027 478-296-6192, gofishgeorgia.com r;;iwc&
Eastman (K-15) Magnolia Midlands
Confederate Monument This monum ent was erect ed in A pril 1910 by the Fanny Gordon Chapt er of the Daughters of the Conf ederacy. Daily. Free. Courthouse Circle, Eastman, 31023
478-374-4723, eastman-georgia.com l:;J 6-.
Eastman Hause Wi lliam Pitt Eastman built this ho use as his residence in 1872, and it was preserved by the Dodge Historical Society i n 1993. Call for h ours and tours. Free. 5315 Eastman St., Eastman, 31023 478-374-1921 i:;J WC
Georgia DNR Dodge County Public Fishing Area The 104-acre lake is st ocked w ith largemouth bass, b ream, channel catfish and crappie. A nature trail, pier, boat ram p, fish -cleaning station and picn ic faci lit ies are also avail. Call for fishi ng license information. Daily. Free. 325 Dodge Lake Rd., East man, 31023 478-374-6765, gofishgeorgia.com i:;JWC6.Y
Williamson Mausoleum Built in 1887, this work of art was carved from m ar ble by an Italian sculptor from a picture sent to him . Daily. Free. Orphan Cemetery Rd., Eastman, 31023 478-374-4723, eastman-georgia.com
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Travel Services
Eastman-Dodge County Chamber of Commerce and Local Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. 116 Ninth Ave., Eastman, 31023 478-374- 4723, eastman-georgia.com i:;JWC6-
Eatonton (J-9)
Historic Heartland
Brer Rabbit Statue This statue stands in t ribute to the w r iter/c reator of the Uncle Remus Ta les, Joel Chandler Harris, who was born and ra ised in Eat onton. Daily. Free. Courthouse Square, Eatonton, 31024
706-48S-7701, eatonton.com ~ b.
Lake Oconee Enjoy boatin g, fishing and golfing along lovely Lake Oconee. Daily. Dawn-dusk. Free. Eatonton, 31024 706-485-7701, eatonton.com [;J

Lake Sinclair Relax on 41 7 miles of scenic shoreline. w ith pub lic boat ramps, t ailrace fishing and vari ous other activ ities for you r enjoym ent. Daily. Free. Eatonton, 31024 706-485-7701, eatonton.com l:;J
Lawrence Shoals Recreation Area Boating, swimming, picnicking and ful lservice camping are offered. Sun.-Thu. 7 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for camping fees. 125 Wallace Dam Rd. N.E., Eatonton, 31024, 706-485-5494,
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0conee Springs Park This park offers campin g facil ities, camp sto re, cabins and boat launching. Call for hours and fees. 109 S. Spring Rd., Eatonton, 31024
706-485-8423, eatonton.com l:;J WC 6-Y
Rock Eagle Effigy This p rehistor ic rock ef figy in t he shape of an eagle is b elieved t o have b een built by a t ribe of Creek Indians as a ceremonial meetin g place. Daily. Free. 350 Rock Eagle Rd., Eatonton, 31024 706-484-2800, rockeagle4h.org l:;J
Uncle Remus Museum Three slave cab ins were combined to create th is museum . First- editio n books and Song o f the South cha ract ers aid in telling th e story of the fa mous folklorist. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.. Sun. 2- 5 p.m . Closed Tu e. Sept.-May. Call for guided tour. A dul t s $1, child ren 50 cen t s. 2414 Oak St., U.S. Hwy. 441 S., Eatonton, 31024, 706-485-6856, eatonton.com i:;J WC 6,.
Travel Services
Eatonton-Putnam County Chamber of Commerce Info rmation avail. o n t he Alice Wa lker Driv ing Tour, Histor ic Walking Tour of Eatonton and Anteb ellum Trai ls To ur. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m . 105 5. Washington Ave., Eatonton, 31024, 706-485-7701, eatonton.com [;lWC
Evans Classic South
Travel Services Columbia County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 4424 Evans to Lock Rd ., Evans, 30809 706-651-0018, columbiacountychamber.com l:;J WC 6,.
Flovilla Historic Heartland
Flovilla 1885 School House St ep back in tim e and into this original 19th-century one-room schoolho use now connected t o th e comm unit y cent er. By reservatio n only. Free. 106 Collier St., Flovilla, 30216 770-775-5661 i:;J WC 6,. Y

Forsyth (H-11)
Historic Heartland
Historic Commercial District This d istrict features an old courthouse and an array of shops and eat eries. Selfguided wa lking tours, maps and brochures are avail. at the chamber of commerce. Downtown Forsyth, 31029 4 78-994-9239, 888-642-4628,
forsyth-monroechamber.com l:;J WC b.
Monroe County Museum and Genealogy Room Of f ering extensive information on 19 t hcentury Middle Georgia, the count y historical museum is a valuable resource for budd ing genealogists. Wed.- Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. Tift College Dr., Forsyth, 31029 478-994 -5070, gamchs.com ~ WC 6,.
Rum Cr~k Wildlife M<1nagement Area Hunting, fishing and bird w atching are avail. Park open daily. Call office Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. for hunting information. GA Hwy 18, Forsyth, 31029 478-994-1438, georgiawildlife.com i:;J WC 6,.
Travel Services
Forsyth-Monroe Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .-5 p.m. 267 Tift College Dr., Forsyth, 31029 4 78-994-9239, forsyth-monroecham ber.com ~ WC &
Fort Valley (H-13)
Historic Heartland
American Cr)mellla Society-Massee l,..ane Gardens/Annabelle Lundy Fetterman Educational Museum See th e rose garden, th e environmenta l garden, the tranquil Japanese garden and the porcelain sculpt ure d isp lay. Tue.Sat. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sun. 1-4:30 p.m. Guided tours b y reservat ion. Ad ult s $5, children under 12 free, seniors $4. 100 Massee Ln., Fort Valley, 31030 478-967-2358, camellias-acs.com ~ WC 6-Y
Anderson House Museum Or ig inally built as the p resident's hom e for Fort Valley State University, t his liv ing museum is furnished in the style of the lat e 1800s. Mon.- Fr i. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 1005 State University Dr., Fort Valley, 31030, 478-825-6445 ~ WC T
Big 6 Farm Treat yourself to a t aste of the country when you visit this peach-and-pecan farm. Open during peach season (May-Au g. Mon.- Sat. 8 a.m .-6 p.m.) and pecan season (Nov.-Jan. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.) . Free. 5575 Zenith Mill Rd., Fort Valley, 31030 478-825-7504, big6farm.com l:;J WC 6,.
C. W. Pettigrew Farm and Community Life Center This full-service con ference/convention and fine-art s fac ili t y has an audit orium and revolving art exhibit. Mon.- Fr i. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. additional hours dur ing sched uled events. Call for fees. 1005 State University Dr., Fort Valley, 31030, 478-825-6478, fvsu.edu

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Hike or bike the miles of trails at Dauset Trai ls Nature Center near Jackson, or stay in the cabins at Buck Creek Village.

Check out Craftsman Row in Rutledge, where artisans demonstrate quilting, chair caning, rug hooking, and carving.

. Catch the holiday spirit with candlelight tours of homes in Baxley, Douglas, Lincolnton and Madison.
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Salute famous authors Flannery O'Connor in Milledgeville, Alice Walker and Joel Chandler Harris in Eatonton, and Macon's Sydney Lanier at museums that tell their stories.

Visit the Watson-Brown Foundation in Thomson featuring three historic house museums and stroll through their gardens.

Jolly Nut Company Founded in 1924. the company, housed in a historic build ing, otters pecans and other g ourmet gifts from Georgia. Free samples! Jan.-Oct. Mon.-Fr i. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Nov.-Dec. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 100 Comercial Heights, Fort Valley, 31030, 478825-7733, 800-332-lSOS, jollynut.com [;;i WC ~
Lane Packing Company At Lane's peach-packing facility. browse the locally grown produce at the roadside m arket. Free tours are avail. daily Sep t.-mid-May 8 a.m.-8 p.m. midMay Aug 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tours avail. GA Hwy 96, 50 Lane Rd., Fort Valley, 31030, 478-825-3592, 800-27-PEACH,
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Peach County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-5 p,m,. Fri . 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 201 Oakland Heights Pkwy., Fort Valley, 31030, 478-825-3733, peachcountyga.com [;;i WC tr....

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Big Hammock Wildlife Management Area An example of a relatively rare ecosys tern environment. this natural expanse is home to Phillips Natural Area, an 800 acre forest and U.S. National Landmark. Daily. Free. 9 miles west of city, GA Hwy. 144, Glennville, 30427 229-426-5267, gohuntgeorgia.com [;;i
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Glennville Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 136 S. Main St., Glennville, 30427
912654-1380, tattnall.com ~ WC e,.
Gordon Historic Heartland
Depot and Railroad Museum See the extensive Civil War memorabilia. Old Jail and Confederate cemetery in this tow n that was part of Sherman's march to the sea. First and third Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p .m. l=ree. Railroad St., 478-628- 2946
Gray (J-11) Historic Heartland
Jones County Courthouse Built in 1905 and restored in 1992, the courthouse is enhanced by adjacent Carol's Park, which offers picnic tables. benches. gazebo and water fountains. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. 110 S. Jefferson St., Gray, 31032 478-9861123, jonescounty.org l;;J WC 6,.
Travel Services
Jones County-Gray Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 161 W. Clinton St., Gray, 31032
478-9861123, jonescounty.org l;;J WC 6'T
Greensboro (K-8) Classic South
Greene County Historical Society Museum This recently renovated museum is filled with historical artifacts and family treasures. Call for hours and guided tours. l=ree. 201 E. Greene St., Greensboro, 30642
706 4537S92, 866341-4466 l;;J WC 6-
Greensboro's Old Rock Gal Jail The Old Gaol Jail is a two-foot- thick walled granite structure completed in 1807 and used until 1895. Tours by reservation are offered by the chamber of commerce. Donations accepted. E. Greene St., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-341-4466, greeneccoc.org [;;i
Iron Horse In 1954, when the Iron Horse was introduced on t he UGA campus, some students sprayed g raffiti on it. The two-ton horse w as put out to pasture in 1959, where it remains for d rive-by viewing. Visible from GA Hwy 15, Greensboro, 30642, 706 4537S92, 866-3414466, greeneccoc.org

L. L. Wyatt Museum The building was named after L. L. Wyatt. sheriff of Greene County for 52 years. View photos. badges. a seized corn-liquor still, century-old arrest warrants. an authentic old cellblock and firearms. Guided tours by reservation. 102 Northeast St., Greensboro, 30642 706-4537592, 866-3414466 ~ WC
lake Oconee
Ideal for f ishing, camping . boating and picnic king, Lake Oconee is home to Harbor Club, Reynolds Landing. The RitzCarlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation. and Cuscowilla. Daily. Fees vary. Georgia Power Lakes/ Campsites, GA Hwy 44 S./Lake Oconee Pkwy., Greensboro, 30642 706-4537592, 866-341-4466,
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Mercer Chapel The first site of Mercer University, the chapel was built around 1846. A historic cemetery is located behind the chapel. By reservation only. Free. Penfield Rd., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-341-4466, greeneccoc.org l;;J 6'
Scull Shoals Pre-Columbian mounds surround the remains of Scull Shoals. a now-defunct village whose past is marked by slavery. fires. floods, droughts and economic ruin. Archaeological digs are organized each spr ing. Daily. Tours by reservation. Free. Macedonia Church Rd., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-341-4466, greeneccoc.org l;;J
Travel Services
Greene County Chamber of Commerce Information on t he Greensboro Driving and Walking Tours is avail. Mon.Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 111 N. Main St., Greensboro, 30642 706-453-7592, 866-341-4466,
greeneccoc.org, oconee.com l;;J WC b
Grovetown (0-9) Classic South
Grovetown Museum This restored 10 0 -year-o ld d welling contains artifacts, mllitary m emorabilia and detailed exhibits of the Grovetown area, Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p .m., Sat. 1-4 p.m. Group tours by reservation. Free. 106 W. Robinson Ave., Grovetown,
30813, 706-868-6338 Ci2 WC b
Patriots Park This park offers b aseball, soccer. adult softball, fast-pitch fields, tennis courts. disk golf course and a quarter-mile walk ing track. Daily. 5445 Columbia Rd., Grovetown, 30813
e- 706-863-7523, co.columbia.ga.us
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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.
Day 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.

Haddock
Historic Heartland
Olive Forge Herb t=arm This farm offers 360 varieties of herbs in display gardens and a nursery and a gift shop with culinary items and toiletries made at the farm. Herbal refreshments and garden tours are avail. for groups. Call for seasonal hours. Free. 161 Brown's Crossing, Haddock, 31033 478-932-5737 [;;I WC
Harlem
Classic South
Laurel and Hardy Museum In honor of nat ive son Oliver Hardy, Harlem established this original array of Laurel and Hardy memorabilia. Mon-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p .m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Sun. 1-4 p .m. Group tou rs by reservation. Free. 250 N. Louisville St., Harlem, 30814 706- 556-0401, 888-288-9108,
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Hawkinsville (J-15)
Magnolia Midlands
Big Creek Trail Rides Four-wheeler heaven o n the second weekend and fourth Sat. of every month, Private rides are avail. on alternate weekends. Fees are $15 per person per day or $20 per person for the weekend. including a primitive campsite. Call for hours. GA Hwy. 230 W., Hawkinsville, 31036 478-783-2968, bigcreektrailride.com [;;IWC 'fl
Butler Brown Gallery As a wor ld-renowned artist, Butler Brown has paintings hanging in the White House. Framing and o il classes are avail. Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat. 11 a.m.3 p.m. Free. GA Hwy, 26 E., 1-75 N. Take Exit 127 and go east 13.7 miles Hawkinsville, 31036 4 ?8-892-9323, 866-481- 5980 [;I WC -
Historic Opera House The Opera House stages concerts and other live performances on its full -size stage with near-perfect acoustics. Free tours by reservation. Daily 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. 100 N. Lumpkin St., Hawkinsville, 31036 478-783-1884, hawkinsville.org CilWC & T
Lawrence Bennett Harness Training Facility Visit the South's only harness racing training fac ilit y. Tour the facility Oct.-May and watch the harness- ho rsemen train the trotters and pacers on the half-mile and mile-long clay track. Call for hours and tees. U.S. Hwy 129 S., 1.5 miles south of Hawkinsville 478-892- 3240 Cil WC
Mock Springs Enjoy swimming in the natural springs' cold water and bring a lunch for the picnic area. May-Sept. Mon.-Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Adults $2.50, children under 6 free. GA Hwy 26 from 1-75
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0-cmulgee Outfitters Canoe and kayak trips d own the Ocmulgee River, includ ing overnight trips, are avail. here. Groups welcome. Sat.-Sun. 9 a.m.-dusk. $40 per boat, two people per boat. Route 3, Box 6560, Hawkinsville, 31036 478-231-9381, 478-230-8499, ocmulgeeoutfitters.com Cil
Owen and Williams Fish Farm Catfish, bream and grass carp are raised to stock fishing ponds. Group tours by reservation. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m .-noon. Free. Route 5, Hawkinsville, 31036 478892-3144, owenandwilliams.com Cil WC
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Hawkinsville-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce Information on Hawkinsville Historic Driving Tour avail. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 108 N. Lumpkin St., Hawkinsville, 31036
478-783-1717, hawkinsville.org [;I WC 6'
Hazlehurst (N-17)
Magnolia Midlands
Altamaha and Ocmulgee River Excursions Canoe o r float down the scenic Altamaha and Ocmulgee Rivers, a birdwatchers' paradise. Daily 8 a.m.-d usk. Call for raft, canoe and kayak information and fees. 95 E. Jarman St., Hazelhurst, 31539 912-375-4543, hazlehurst-jeffdavis.com [;;IWC e-
Bullard Creek Wildlife Management Area Wildlife lovers, take refuge in these 14,000 acres of p ines, hardwoods and river swamp. Hunting, fishing, birding and primitive camping. Daily. Free. U.S. Hwy 221 N., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-375-4543, hazlehurst-jeffdavis.com
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Frogbot-tom Gristmill Mr. Harris pulls the crank on the old John Deere engine, and the two large stones grind corn into grits and cornmeal. By reservation o nly. Year-round, but b est to come Sept.-Jan. Free. 65 Luther Turner Rd., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-375-4073 Cil &
Hazlehurst Downtown Village An old-time v illage w ithin a m odern downtown makes for a shopping haven. Mon.-Fri. 9-6 p .m., Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m . Free, Main St., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-375-4543, hazlehurst-jeffdavis.com C;;l WCMI
Hazlehurst Historicat Museum Antiques and artifacts of rural Georgia. The museum is housed in a turn-of-thecentury raised cottage. Mon.-Fri. 2-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Donations accepted. 61 E. Coffee St., Hazlehurst, 31S39 912-375-2557 Cil WC 6.Y

Old Red Barn Gift Shop and McSimmons Barnyard Daisy the Cow, Jenny the Donkey and friends await visitors in the yard of this renovated SO-year-old barn, now a prime shopping and entertainment space. Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free. 566 Bell Telephone Rd., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-375-4641, 912-375-5035 [il WC
The Big House This grand mansion is the pride of the community. Wedding receptions, parties, business meetings and culinary classes are held here. Mon.-Thu. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 26 Coffee St., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-379-0039, hazlehurst-jeffdavis.com
Town' s Bluff Park Town's Bluff Park/Heritage Center and Bullard Creek WMA located on the banks of the shelters with picnic tables, bathrooms and outdoor grills. Hwy 221 N., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-375-6611
Travel Sevices
Hazlehurst-Jeff Davis Board of Tourism Various agricultural tours, including the Palomino Quarter Horse Farm and the Dixieland Cotton Tour, as well as information about Mama's Quilt folklife play, are avail. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m . 26 Coffee St., Hazlehurst, 31539
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Three River s Expedi tions Full-service kayak and canoe rental, shuttle with rental package, catering and guides. Daily. C.ill for fees. 13 Victor St., Hazlehurst, 31539 912-379-1371, 3riverexp.com Cil WC 71
High Falls
Historic Heartland
Buck Creek Village The village offers lodging, cute cafes, general stores and gift shops all right next store to the High Falls State Park. High Falls Rd., High Falls 866-504-8080, buckcreekvillage.com
1Hi9h Falls State Park Hike alo ng the Towallga River to the remains of an 1880's g ristmill, enjoy camp ing, a lake with boat rental, t rails, a swimming pool, p icnic areas and m inigolf. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Parking $2. Just east of 1-75, Exit 198 478-993-3053, 800-864-7275,
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Indian Springs
Historic Heartland
Bi.g Chief Country Store Dating back to the early 1900s, pick up a picnic lunch, live bait and more at this lively local hotspot. 1834 GA Hwy 42 S., Indian Springs,
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Indian Springs Chapel This beautiful c . 1890 Queen A nne-style chapel contains o riginal kerosene light fixtures, colored g lass w indows and a brass bell that has t o lled every Sunday since it was built. Call for hours. Free. 1835A GA Hwy 42 5., Indian Springs, 30216, 770-775-2493, geocities.com/Heartland/Village/1954 ~ WC &TI T
Indian Springs Hotel/Museum Th is Federalist-style hotel, built in 1823. is where Creek Indian Chief W illiam Mc Intosh signed the Treaty of 1825 that ceded 4,700.000 acres from t he Creeks to the state of Georgia. 1807 GA Hwy 42 5., Indian Springs, 30216, 770-775-2493, g e o c i t i e s . c o m / H e a r t l a n d / V i ll a g e / 1 9 5 4 ~WC &flT
Indian Springs State Park This retreat is known for its natural curat ive springs and historic buil dings. Enjoy camping, cottages, swimm ing beach, boating, p icnicking, mini-go lf and nature tra il. Daily. 7 a.m .-10 p.m. Parking $2. 15 miles from 1-75, off GA Hwy 42 Flovilla, 30216 770-504-2277, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org ~ WC o..
lrwinville
Magnolia Midlands
Jefferson Davis Memorial State Historic Site This monument mar ks the spot w here the Confederate president was capt ured in 1865. Today, v isitors enjoy a m useum, a tra il and a picnic area. Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.5 p.m., Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. Adults $2.50, children $1.50, seniors $2. Group rates avail. with advance notice. Located off GA Hwy 32, near lrwinville 229-831-2335, gastateparks.org ~ WC o..
Jackson (H-10)
Historic Heartland
Dauset Trails Nature Center Explore the ponds, creeks, w ildflower fields, wooded trails and nature center. Camping for organized groups avail. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 12-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Free. 360 Mt. Vernon Rd., Jackson, 30233
770-775-6798, dausettrails.com ~ WC &T
Historic Downtown Jackson A hist oric turn-of-t he-century community beckons v isitors to come sit on the front porch. Also visit antiques st ores, resta urants and q uaint shops. Hours vary. Free. On the Square, Jackson, 30233 770-775-4839, jackson-online.com l::l MI
Lake Jackson Swim, fish and boat in the placid waters of this 4,700-acre lake. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Parking at adjacent Lloyd Shoals Park $3. Jackson Lake Rd., Jackson, 30233 770-775-4839, jackson-online.com l::lWC&
Travel Services
Butts County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fr i. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 206 E. Third St., Jackson, 30233 770-775-4839, jackson- online.com l::lWC &

Jacksonvi lie Magnolia Midlands
Horse Creek Wildlife Management Area Horse Creek's rest orative environment is perfect for hiking, hunting and fish ing. A ll state licenses apply. Daily. Dawndusk. Free. 120 E. Oak St., McRae, 31055 229-868-6365, telfairco.com ~
Jesup (Q-18) Magnolia Midlands
Little Red Caboose Step inside this litt le red train caboose for a healt hy dose of Wayne County history, from General "Mad Anthony" Wayne to the railroad boom. Mon.-Fr i. 1-5 p.m. Free. 101 E. Cherry St., Jesup, 31545 912-427-3233, 888- 224-5983 [:l
Railfan Platform The p latform , located on the lawn of the Chamber of Commerce. allows visitors to sit under the fan and listen t o the chat ter of the conductors and engineers on passing Amtrak and CSX t rains. Daily. Free. 124 N.W. Broad St., Jesup, 31545 912-427-2028, waynechamber.com
Rayonier Wildlife Management Area A natural respit e for w ild life lovers, seasonal fishing and hunting are offered here. Daily. Free. Check station on GA Hwy 32, Jesup, 31545 912- 262-3173, gohuntgeorgia.com
Travel Services
Wayne County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p .m. 124 N.W. Broad St., Jesup, 31545 912-427-2028, 888-224-5983,
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Jewell Classic South
Rock Mill Plantation This p ri vate, Federal -style histor ic residence was built w ith native materials, including the massive granite blocks in the foyer. School groups welcome. Reservations required. Free. Mayfield-Jewell Rd., Jewell, 31045 706-465-3285, rockmillplantation.com C:l WC
Juliette (H-10) Historic Heartland
Jarrell Plantation Historic Site This cotton p lantation inc ludes a sawmill, cotton gin, g ristmill, sugarcane p ress. barn, farm animals, farmhouse w ith period furnishings and a museum. Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. Call for guided g roup tours and fees. 18 miles east of 1-75, Exit 185
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Lake Juliette W ith 3,600 ac res strictly for fishing, t he lake prohibits boa t s w it h engines greater t han 25 horsepower, as well as jet skis and other personal watercraft. Daily. Mar.-Oct. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. U.S. Hwy 23 and GA Hwy 87, Juliette, 31046 478-994-9239, 888-642-4628 888-GPCLAKE,
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Whistle Stop Cafe and Juliette Community Fans of the film Fried Green Tomatoes wi ll want t o stop in at t he real- life Wh istle Stop Cafe and its surrounding shops. Tue.-Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 443 McCracken St., Juliette, 31046 478-992-8886, 888-642-4628,
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Knoxville Historic Heartland
Historic Knoxville John Pemberton, who invented the formula for Coca-Cola, was born near Knoxville, and the Lone Star state flag of Texas was actually desig ned and made in Knoxville. Guided tours by reservation. Courthouse Square, Knoxville, 31050 478-836-3825, robertacrawfordchamber.org ~
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Historic Lexington Enjoy a wa lking tour o f the National Historic District w ith its antique stores and g ift shops. The town is also home to Shaking Rock Park. U.S. Hwy 78, Lexington, 30648 706-743-3322
Travel Services
Oglethorpe County Chamber of Commerce 1158 Athens Rd., Crawford, 30630 706-743-3113, oglethorpecofc.org ~WC o..
Lincolnton (N-7) Classic South
Amity Rec reation Area This day- use park, managed by t he U.S. A r my Corps of Engineers, offers picn ic, beach and p layground fun. Daily. 8 a.m.8:30 p .m . Closed Oct. 15-Apr. 1. $4 per ca r per day. 5870 Thomson Hwy, Lincolnton, 30817 800-533-3478, usace.army.mil C:l WC
Bussey Point Recreation Area At Bussey Point, indulge in a mult itude of recreational opportunities on the shores of J. Strom Thurmond Lake. Daily. Daw ndusk. Pr imitive camping $5 per night. Double Branches Rd., Lincolnton, 30817 800-533-3478, usace.army.mil ~ WC

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Cherokee Recreation Day Use Area A ll t he elemen t s for a perfect lakeside afternoon. Daily. 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Closed
Oct. 15-Apr. 1, $4 per car p er day. 5926 Augusta Hwy, Lincolnton, 30817 800-533-3478, usace.army.mil [ii WC

Clarks Hill Lake A n oasis for boating, fishing and picnic king, Clar ks Hill Lake is th e largest reser voir in the Southeast, boasting 7,200 miles of shoreline. Daily. Free. 2959 McCormick Hwy/U.S. Hwy 378 E., Lincolnton, 30817 706-359-7970, lincolncountyga.org [;l WC&.

- 1ark State Park This park offers a swimming b each, fishing, boa,1ng, nature t rails, picnic areas, minigolf, camping and a log cabin m useum. Pavil on avail. for rent Guided cabin tours aro offered on summ er weekends. Daily. 7 a.m -10 p.m. Parking $2, free on Wed. 7 miles N.E. of Lincolnton on U.S. Hwy 378 70 6-359-3 458, 800-864-7275,
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Travel Services
Lincolnton-Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce/Lamar-Blanchard House Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m. 112 N. Washington St., Lincolnton, 30817
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Lizella
Historic Heartland
Middle Georgia Pottery Visit one of the first manuf acturers of " w hiskey jugs." The sixth generation of t his tradit ional potter fam ily still uses t he orig inal 19th-century kiln and equi pment. Call fo r hours. Free. Pottery Rd., Lizella, 31052 478-836-3825 [;lWC

Louisville (0-11)
Classic South
Market House Buil t at the crossing of two trai ls, the open-air build ing dates back to the late 1700s. In t he center o f the structure hangs a bell that was used to warn of Indian attacks. Daily. Free. Center of Broad St., Louisville, 30434 478-625-8134, jeffersoncounty.org [ii 6,.

Revolutionary Cemetery Many Revolu tiona ry War soldiers are buried in this Natio nal Register histor ic cemetery. Daily. Free. GA Hwy 24 W., Louisville, 30434 478-625-8134, jeffersoncounty.org [;l
Travel Services
Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 302 E. Broad St., Louisville, 30434 4 78-625-8134 , jeffersoncounty.org [;l
Ludowici (Q-17)
Magnolia Midlands
Griffin Ridge Wildlife Management Area The area is app roximately 5,616 acres made up of two sand ridges. Hunting and fishing are avail. Dawn-d usk. Free. U.S. Hwy 301, Ludowici, 31316 912-262-3173, gohuntgeorgia.com [;l
Jones Creek Church Museum This small museum feat ures the slave gallery in th e 1856 church build ing, origin al cem etery and "baptism hole" in Jones Creek. By reservation o nly. Free. U.S. Hwy 301 N._, Ludowici, 31316 912-545-2437, 912-545-9315, wcolweb.com/ jonescreek [;l WC
Lyons Magnolia Mtdlands
CanoeCanoe Outfitters Let these outfitters g uid e you through the f latwater rivers of South Georgia, includ ing the Okefenokee National Wi ldlife Refuge. Call for hours and fees. 3008 U.S. Hwy 280 E., Lyons, 30436 912-526-8222, canoecanoe.com l:il WC fl
Macon (1-12)
Historic Heartland
Cannonball House and Civil War Museum This Greek Rev iva l home, built in 1853 and comp let e with period furnishin gs, is now the site of a collection of Civil War artifacts. Garden and g ift sho p also avail. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Guided tours avail. before 4 p.m. Call for fees. 856 Mulberry St., Macon, 31201 478-745-5982, cannonballhouse.org
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Douglass Theatre Otis Redding and James Brown perfo rmed in this theater during its run from 1921 t o the 1970s. It has been restored as a state -of-the-art film, performance and meeting venue. Mon.- Fr i. 10 a.m.-5 p.m . Call fo r tour reservations. 355 MLK Jr. Blvd., Macon, 31201 478-742-2000, douglasstheatre.org
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Federated Garden Clubs Center Architect Neel Reid designed this 1910 En g lish Tud or home. It became th e headquarters of the Federat ed Garden Clubs of Macon in 1957. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. or by reservatio n. Guided tours $3. 730 College St., Macon, 31201 478-742-0921, fgcmacon.org [ii WC&. T

Georgia Music Hall of Fame Georgia's audio lan dscape is explored in a collection of memorabi lia o f more than 450 art ists, interactive sh ows and changing exhibits. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1- 5 p.m. Group t ours by reservation. Adults $8, ch ildren under 4 free, stu dents, seniors and AAA memb ers $7. 200 MLK Jr. Blvd., Macon, 31201 478-750-8555, 888-GAROCKS,
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Georgia Sports Hall of Fame America 's largest sports hall of fa me inc ludes displays, th eater and interactive area celebrating athlet es including Hank Aaron, Nancy Lopez, Evander Holyfield and Bobby Jones. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1- 5 p.m. Call for fees. 301 Cherry St., Macon, 31201 478-752-1585,
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Hay House The elaborat e Italian Ren aissan ce Revival hou se boa sts 18 rooms decorated w ith mu seum pieces. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 1- 5 p.m. Guided tours avail., last to ur at 4 p.m. Call for fees. 934 Georgia Ave., Macon, 31201
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Lake Tobesofkee Recreation Area Fi shing, ca mp ing , boating, swimming. Arrow head Park, Sandy Beach Par k and Claystone Par k feature covered picnic pavilion s, playgrounds and t enni s. Daily. 6 a.m.- 10 p.m. Day use $3, camp ing $15. 6600 Mosely Dixon Rd., Macon, 31220 4 78-474-8770, maconga.org
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Macon Arts Gallery Local artist s show their one- of-a-kind sculpt ure, ceramics, pottery and fine paintings. New artwork is added frequently. Mon.- Fri. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 414 Cherry St., Macon, 31201 478-743-6940, maconarts.org Gl 6-,.
Museum of Arts and Sciences The museum feat ures an artist 's garret, a humanist's study, a scientist 's workshop and an enclosed animal habit at. Mon. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 1-5 p.m. O rganized group tours by reservation. Adults $7, children ages 2-11 $4 (under 2 free), seniors $6, students over 12 $5. 4182 Forsyth Rd., Macon, 31210 478-477-3232, rnasmacon.com
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Ocmulgee National Monument Ocmulgee includes burial mounds. a ceremonial earth lodge reconstructed over the o rig inal 1,000-year-old floor, an out line of a co lonial trading post, and a Civil War gun emplacement. Park daily 9 a.m.5 p.m. Group tours by reservatio n. Free. 1207 Emery Hwy, Macon, 31217 478-752-8257, nps.gov/ocmu
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Rose Hill Cemetery Many fam ous Macon citizens rest here, in clud ing Civil War soldiers and Sou thern rock-and- ro ll legend Duane A llman. Daily until sunset. Free. 1091 Riverside Dr., Macon, 31204 478-743-3401, 800-768-3401,
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Sidney Lanier Cottage To ur this c . 1840 co t tage that is the birthp lace of the famous poet and musician. Guid ed tours Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Last tour begins at 3:30 p.m. Call for fees. 935 High St., Macon, 31201 478-743-3851, historicmacon.org [;l WC &. T
Starcadia Entertainment Park Choose from Blaster boats. a rock-climb ing w ait, mini-golf. racecars, bowling and a trampoline high jump. Call for hours and fees. 150 Starcadia Cir, Macon, 31210 478-475-9880, starcadia.net [;l WC bil T
Tubman African-American Museum The m useum features m ore than a d ozen g alleries that chronicle the fascinating sag a of Africans in A merica. Mo n.-Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 2- 5 p .m. Adults $5, chlld ren $ 3. Guided tours by reservation. 340 Wa fnut St., Macon, 31201 478-743-8544, tubmanmuseum.com
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Macon-Bibb County Convention and Visitors Bureau Info rmation on daify to urs of Histo ric Macon is avail. Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . 200 Cherry St., Macon, 31201 478-743-3401, 800-768-3401,
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Macon 1-75 Welcome Center Da ily. 9 a.m.- 5:30 p .m . 1-75 at Mile Marker 179, Macon, 31201 478-994-9191, maconga.org [;l WC -
Around-Town Tours of Historic Macon Enjoy t ouring Macon w it h pre-packaged ad mission to attractions, with discounts up to 25 percent. Book an in-town tour. a downtown tour or a combination tour. Mo n.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . Call for fees. 200 Cherry St., Macon, 31201 478-743-3401, 800-768-3401,
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Madison (J-8) Historic Heartland
Big Sandy Creek Dairy Farm The first dairy par lo r in Georg ia has been in operation here in Geo rgia since 1950 and milks 80 cows t wice a day. Tues., Thur. & by appt. 4541 Bostwick Rd., Madison 30650 706-342-2727, bigsandycreek.com [;l WC
Heritage Hall The 1811 ho use museum boasts period furnishings and window etchings by the gir ls who once lived there. Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m .. Sun. 1:30- 4:30 p .m. Adul ts $5. children 12 and under free. students $2. Group rates avail. 277 S. Main St., Madi son, 30650 706-342-9627, 800-S45-8771, friendsofheritagehall.com l::l WC b 'i!T

Madison- Morgan Cultural Center See this 1895 Ro manesque schoolho use and its m useum with per for m ing arts and perm anent exhibits. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 2-5 p.m. Group tours by reserva tion. Adults $3. children $2. seniors $2.50. Group rates avail. 434 S. Main St., Madison, 30650 706-342-4743. morgan.public.lib.ga.us/madmorg
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Madison Museum of Fine Art This museum features Remb randt, Renoir, Picasso, Dali and Calder. Changing exhibitions ensure t hat you will always find something new. Sun.-Fri. 1-5 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. 290 Hancock St., Madi son, 30650 706342-8320, madisonmuseum.org
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Morgan County African-American Museum This m useum preserves Afric anA merican her itag e and prom otes awareness of the contributio ns AfricanAme ricans have made to Southern cul ture. Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m .. Sat. noon-4 p.m . Guided tours avail. Adults $3. child ren $2. 156 Academy St., Madison, 30650
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Rogers House/Rose Cottage This 1809 Piedmont Plains- sty le museum. is furnished w ith period p ieces. The restored Rose Cottag e Museum reflects the original owner 's aesthetic principles. Tours Mo n.-Sat. 10 a.m .-4:30 p.m. Sun. 1:304 :30 p.m. Admission $3. 179 E. Jefferson St. Madison, 306SO 706-343-0190, madisonga.org/ attractions.htm
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Southern Cross Guest Ranch Southern Cross Ranch is an all-inclusive guest ranch with excellent ho rseback riding (guided and ung uid ed). pool, ho t tub, game roo m and lodging. Daily. 9 a.m.-6 p.m . Call for fees. 1670 Bethany Church Rd., Madison, 30650 706-342- 8027, southcross.com
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Madison Convention and Visitors Bureau and Local Welcome Center Mon.-Fri, 8 :30 a.m .-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m .. Sun. 1-4 p.m. 115 E. Jefferson St ., Madison, 30650 706-342-4454, 800-709-7406,
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Martinez ( P-8)
Classic South
Funsville Enjoy the Water Zone. a Venetian carousel, m ini-golf, go -carts and more. Call for hours and fees. Group rates avail. 43SO Wheeler Rd., Martinez, 30907 706-863-3087, funsvilleaugusta.com l::lWC bilT

Recipe
Fried Green Tomatoes with Remoulade Sauce
From Watchmaker's Restaurant in the Fitzpatrick Hotel 16 West Public Square Washington, 706-678-5901
3 g reen tomatoes, sliced 1/2 inch thick
2 teaspoons heavy whipping cream
1/4 teaspoon hot sauce 1 egg, beaten
1/4 cup tomato ju ice 1/4 c up p lain b read c rumbs 1/4 cup yellow cornmeal
Whisk togethe r t he cream, hot sauce, egg and t omato j u ice. Ble nd b read c rumbs a nd cornmeal t ogether. Pa t tom ato d r y, dip int o egg m ix t ure and then into t he cornmeal, coat we ll. Fry until gold en brown. Serve w it h remoulade sauce and goat c heese.
Remoulade Sauce
1/2 cup mayonnaise 2 tbsp. p ickle relish 1 tbsp. dijon mustard
1/2 tbsp . c hili garlic sauce 2 tbsp. ketchup
1/2 tbsp. dried tarragon
1/2 tbsp. cracked black pepp er 2 tbsp. chopped onions
salt to t aste
Blend all ingredients. Best when made a d ay ah ead o f serving!
Savannah Rapids Pavilion Fro m the o bservation deck of the conference center, see the Savannah River rapids and Augusta Canal. Outbuildings include t he dance pav illion, dining hall and BBQ p it. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.5 p,m. Free. 3300 Evans-to-Locks Rd., Martinez, 30907, 706-868-3349, savannahrapids.com (;J WC 6'.Y
Travel Serv ices
Columbia County Community and Leisure Services Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m .- 5 p .m. 630 Ronald Reagan Dr., Martinez, 30809, 706-868-3484,
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Things are perfectly peachy along this fucina.ting tour ofsignature southern destinations. The Peach Blossom Trail, parallel to I-75, takes you on a rural trek along historic highways and byways. Stretching from thesouth metro Atlanta area to the rich growingfields ofmiddle Georgia, the trail follows US 41 and US 341. See southern plantations, tour antebellum homes, taste southern fried dishes, and even pick your own peaches. Experience true h

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Savannah Rapids Visitor' s Center Take a canoe, kaya k, or b icycle ride through Georgia's only Natio nal Heritage A rea. Access point for the Savannah River. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Guided group tours by reser vation. Free. 3300 Evans-to-Lock Rd., Martinez, 30907, 706-868-3349,
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McRae (L-16)
Magnolia Midlands
Liberty Square Miniature monuments adorn the grounds of Liberty Square: a Statue of Liberty replica that is 1/12 actual size, a Liberty Bell and a mar ble m emorial to those who d ied in service. Daily. Free. Downtown McRae, 31055
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Little Ocmulgee State Park and Lodge Best known for its golf course, lodge and restaurant, t his park also offers many other amenities includ ing a nature trail and buzzard rookery. Park open daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Lodge 6 a.m.-midnight. 2 miles north of McRae, off U.S. Hwy 441 229-868-7474, gastateparks.org [;;IWCMIT
Telfair County Boat Landing Enter the beautiful Ocmulgee River at t he br idge at Lumber Ci ty. Multiple boat landings avail. Daily. Free. Ocmulgee River, U.S. Hwy 341 Bridge at Lumber Cit y, McRae, 31055 229-8686365, telfairco.com [:j
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Telfair County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .-5 p.m. 120 E. Oak St., McRae, 310SS 229-868-6365, mcraega.net,
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Metter (P-14) gnolia Midlands
8 Metter Commissary The commissary served lumber workers in t he 1930s and now houses the welcome center and chamber of commerce. Fall/winter Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . Spring/ summer Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. 1210 S. Lewis St., Metter, 30439 912-685-6988, 888-704-3531,
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Guido Gardens/ Evangelistic Association
Guido Gardens, home to the popular 24 hour Chapel in the Pines. features a gazebo, arbors, water attractions, bridges, flora and topiaries. Tours Mon.Fri. 8 a.m.-12 p.m., 1-5 p.m. Call for holiday hours. Reservations suggested. Free. 600 N. Lewis St., Metter, 30439 912-685-2222, GuidoGardens.com [;;IWC b

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Metter Local Welcome Center Mon.-5at. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 1-5 p.m. 1210 S. Lewis St., Metter, 30439 912-685-6988, metter-candler.com [:l WC b,.
Milledgeville (K-11) Historic Heartland
Allied Arts Cultural Center-John Marlor House The Fed eral-st y le John Marlor Ho use was built in the 1830s as a wedding present. It is currently home to the Elizabeth Bethune gallery and the Allied Arts Center. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 201 N. Wayne St., MIiiedgeviiie, 31061 478-4523950, milledgevillecvb.com C;JWC o,.
Andalusia Farm Tour the home of beloved American autho r Flannery O'Conno r. for touring Tue. and Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. U.S. Hwy 441 N., Milledgeville, 31061 478-454-4029, andalusiafarm.org C;J WC
Bartram Forest The fo rest boasts walking trails, bird watching, educational kiosks, pavilion and garden. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m .-4:30 p.m . Free. U.S. Hwy 441 S., Milledgeville, 31061 478-445-2119, milledgevillecvb.com
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Central State Hospital Museum The museum chronicles the intriguing story of mental health treatment in the United States and the 160-year history of the hospital. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.5 p.m. Museum by reservation only. Free. Swint Ave., Milledgeville, 31062 478-445-1757, centralstatehospital.org
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Flannery O'Connor Memorial This admirable collection includes signature p ieces from O'Connor 's farmhouse. plus her perso nal library, memorabilia and rotat ing exhibi ts. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. Ina D. Russell Library, Georgia College and State University Milledgeville, 31061 478-445-4047, http://library.gcsu.edu/-sc/foc.html C;JWC e,.
Lake Sinclair Lake Sinclair is an idyllic setting for boating, fishing and lakeside leisure. Daily. Free. U.S. Hwy 441, Milledgeville, 31061 478-452-4687, 800-653-1804, milledgevillecvb.com [:l WC
Lockerly Hall/Lockerly Arboretum The 1839 Lockerly Hall is a fine example of resplendent plantation architecture. Tours avail. Mon. and Wed. through the Milledgeville CVB. Admission $3. Mon.Fr i. 8:30 a.m-4:30 p.m., Sat. Oct.-May 1-5 p.m. and June-Sept. 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Free. 1534 Irwinton Rd., Milledgeville, 31061 478-4 52-2112, lockerlyarboretum.org [;;!WC

Memory Hill Cemetery Orig inally called Cemetery Square. Memory Hill was desig nated as one of the four public squares in the town plan of 1803. Writer Flannery O'Connor, Cong ressman Carl Vinson and other Georgia statesmen are buried here. Daily. Liberty and Franklin Sts., Milledgeville, 31061, 478-452-4687, 800-653-1804, milledgevillecvb.com [;;I
Museum and Archives of Georgia Education This former residence documents the development of education in Georg ia, housing historical records, memorabilia and a gallery w ith rotating exhibits. Tue.Fri. 1-5 p.m. or by reservation. Free. 131 S. Clark St., Milledgeville, 31061 478-445-4391, http://library.gcsu.edu/-sc/magepages [:l WC C-
Oid State Capital Building/Georgia's Old Capital Museum Milledgeville was once the capital of Georgia, and this museum is housed in the former capitol build ing, with exhibits on area history and culture. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .-4 p.m., Sat. and guided tours by reservation. Adults $2, stud ents $1. 201 E. Greene St., Milledgeville, 31061 478-453-1803, oldcapitalmuseum.com
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church A Gothic roof replaced the o rigi nal flat roof, which was destroyed d uring the Civil War. The chancel furniture was carved by an early parishioner. Office hours Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Free. 220 S. Wayne St., Milledgeville, 31061 478-452-2710, ststephensga.org
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Stetson-Sanford House Built in 1825 in the Milledgeville Federal style by local architect John Marlo r, the house features a Palladian double po rtico and original pilasters. Open to tro lley tour visitors only. 601 W. Hancock St., Milledgeville, 31061 478-452-4687, 800-653-1804, milledgevillecvb.com [;;lWCT
Travel Serv ices
MIiiedgeviiie Convention and Visitors Bureau/Welcome Center Info rmation on Milledgeville's Andalusia Tours and Historic Trolley Tours avail. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m . 200 W. Hancock St., Milledgeville, 31061 478-452-4687, 800 -653-1804, milledgevillecvb.com [;;IWCb.
Old Governor's Mansion Tour A $10 million restoration effort has returned the mansion to its 1850s appearance. Tours include servants' area, main floor and bedroom level. Call for hours and fees. 120 S. Clark St., Milledgeville, 31061 478-445 -4545, gcsu.edu/ mansion
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Millen (P-12) Classic South
Bo Ginn Aquarium and Aquatic Educational Center On the grounds o f Magnolia Spr ings St at e Par k. The 26 freshwat er tanks at t his aquar ium display native fish, reptiles an d turtles. Daily. 9 a.m.-4 p.m . Tou rs b y reservati on. Free. 1061 Hatchery Rd., Millen, 30442 478-982-4168, gastateparks.org [;lWC&
Magnolia Springs State Park Known for it s cryst al-cl ear sp rings, scenic boardwalk and freshw at er aquarium, this par k offers camp ing, cottages, a playground , pool, picn ic areas, 28-acre lake w ith boat rental and hiking and biking trails. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p .m . 5 miles north of Millen on U.S. Hwy 25 478-982-1660, gastateparks.org
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Jenkins County Chamber of Commerce Mo n.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p .m . 548 Cotton Ave., Millen, 30442 478-982-559S, millenjenkinscounty.org
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Milner Historic Heartland
Confederate Cemetery-Ba rnesville More than 100 Con fed erate sold iers are buried here. Daily. 1.5 miles east, on Old Alabama Rd., Milner, 30257
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Mitchell Classic South
Hamburg State Park A restored 1921 water -powered g ristmill is featured, alo ng w it h cam p ing, a m useum, a 225-acre lake wit h b oat rental, fishin g, hiking trails, p ic nic areas and a 1920 s country st o re. daily 7 a.m .-10 p.m. 16 miles north of Sandersville, off GA Hwy 102, 478-552-2393,
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Monroe (1-7) Historic Heartland
Davis-Edwards House Bui lt around 18 4 5, this house is home t o t he Historical Society of Walton Co unt y and boasts a secret myst ery roo m . By reservation o nly. Call for f ees. 238 N. Broad St., Monroe, 30655
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Historic Downtown Monroe Enjoy shopping, dining and stro lling t he street s of this historic downtow n. Th e co mm unity cen t er is avail. for rent. Monroe, 30655-2117
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McDaniel-Tichenor House The neoclassical mansion, for mer ho me of Governor Henry Dickerso n McDaniel, contains m any period features. Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m .- 4 p .m . Guided t ours by reservation. Admissio n $3. Group rates avail. 319 McDaniel St., Monroe, 30655 770-267-5602, mcdaniel-tichenor.org
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W illiam Harris Homestead The circa-1825 hom estead provides a rare glimpse in to how the ear liest ho mestead ers l ived. Open the 1st and 3rd Sat. of every mo nth. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 3636 Georgia Hwy 11, Monroe, 30656 770-267-5844, harrishomestead.com
Travel Services
Walton County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 323 W. Spring St., Monroe, 30655
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Monticello (1-10 Historic Heartland
Dow's Pulpit Monument This huge rock is naturally shaped like a pulpi t. It 's said that the Reverend Lorenzo Dow, Georgia's famo us walking evangelist, p reached here. Daily. Free. GA Hwy 11, Monticello, 31064 706-468-8834, monticelloga.org
Jackson Lake Jackso n Lake's shores are great for swimm ing, b oating and fishing. Daily. Free. GA Hwys 16 and 212, Monticello, 31064 706-468-8994, monticelloga.org [il
Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway The scenic b yway driv ing t our commences at th e rock-formed Dow's Pulpit, w h ere Reverend Loren zo Dow. the fam ous "walking eva ngelist," used t o preach. Daily. Free. At GA Hwys 11 and 83, Monticello, 31064, 706-468-8834, monticelloga.org [;l 6,.
Monticello Historic District The ent ire cit y of Monticello, including its dow ntow n shopping d istrict, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Daily. Monticello, 31064 706-468-8834, monticelloga.org
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Oconee National Forest This forest encompasses 16,000 acres of pub lic land, w it h t w o w i ldlife managem ent areas, hiking, camping , bird w atching and w ild lif e observation. Daily. Free. 1199 Madison Rd., Eatonton, 31024 706-485-7110, monticelloga.org [;l
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Monticello-Jasper County Chamber of Commerce The cham ber of comm erce hosts a disp lay t hat p ays tr ibute to hometown girl Tr isha Yearw ood. Mon.-Fr i. 9 a.m .-5 p.m . Visitors Center, 119 W. Washington St. on the Square, Monticello, 31064 706-468-8994, monticelloga.org l]WC&T

Monticello Crossroads Trailhead and Visitors Center Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 119 W. Washington St., on the Square Monticello, 31064
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Monticello Historic District Driving Tour Free brochure avail. in visitors center. On the Square, Monticello, 31064 706-468-8994, monticelloga.org
Seven Islands Trail This Indian trail, w hich lat er b ecame a stag ecoac h rou te, dates b ack to 1670. Travel d irt road s that date back t o t he 1600s and enjoy a nost algic ride throu gh ou t Jasper County. Daily. Free. Jasper County, Monticello, 31064 706-468-8994, monticelloga.org
Musella Historic Heartland
Dickey Farms Here at t he oldest operating packingho use in the st ate of Georgia. Enjoy th e op en-air market and p eachy treats. Mon.Fri. 8 a.m.-7 p.m.. Sat.-Sun. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Guid ed t ours by reservation. Free. 3440 Old Hwy 341, Musella, 31066 478-836-4362, 800-732-2442,
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Nicholls Magnolia Midlands
General Coffee State Park Th e p ark features f ar m build ings and animals, campin g, cot t ages. lake, b oat rental, fishing, pool and nature trail. The 19th -century Burnham House w ith rocking-chair porch is avail. for rent. Daily 7 a.m .-10 p .m. Parking $2. Free on Wed . 6 miles east of Douglas on GA Hwy 32, Nicholls, 912-384-7082, gastateparks.org
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Norwood (M-9) Classic South
Birthplace of Rural Free Delivery (RFD) Historical Marker In 1868 six m en alon g a 5-mile rural route hired Jerry Parson s t o deli ver and collect mail. Each day, he made a 10-mile w alk. Today you may d r ive by to see t his sit e where RFD orig inated. U.S. Hwy 278, Norwood, 30821 706-465-9675
Come Away Plantation This historic plantation is now a commercial hunting preserve as w ell as a site for fishing, tennis, conferences and lodging. Call for reservations Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 8722 Elam Church Rd., Norwood, 30821 706-465- 3292,
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Soldiers' Cemetery Two of the buildings o n the Oxofrd College campus served as hospitals during t he Civil War, and a cem etery with the g raves of 25 Confederate soldiers is located on campus. Dail y. Free. Oxford College Campus, Oxford, 30054 800-723-8328, emory.edu/OXFORD [:.lWC
Perry (1-14) Historic Heartland
Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agrlcenter This complex host s the Geo rg ia National Fair, co ncerts, rodeos. horse shows. livestock competitio ns, RV rallies and sporting events. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. 401 Larry Wa lker Pkwy, Perry, 31069 478-987-3247, 800-987-3247, gnfa.com l::.lWC&.flT
Prlester's Pecans Candy Kitchen and Restaurant See pecan p ralines, div inity, fudge, sugar nuts and m ore being made. Sample t he candies, and purc hase t he freshest pecans in t he South. Daily. 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
U.S. Hwy 75 s., Exit 134, Perry, 31069
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Sam Nunn Exhibit This exhibit includes m emorabilia com m em orating Nunn's early c hildhood to his days in Washington, D.C., as a U.S. senator. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. 1100 Main St., Perry, 31069
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Perry Area Convention and Visitors Bureau/Perry Welcome Center Information on Perry's walking t our avail. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m .. Memorial Day-Labor Day Sun. 1-5 p.m. 101 Gen. Courtney Hodges Blvd., Perry, 31069 478-988-8000, perryga.com i]WC6.
Portal
Magnolia Midlands
Clark Farm and Produce Tour the fa rm, pi ck strawberries in season and enjoy strawber ry ice cream yearround . Enjoy hayri des and pumpkin patches each fall. Call for hours and fees. 1699 Clark Farm Rd., off U.S. Hwy 80, Portal, 30450 912-865-3200, clarkfarmandproduce.com [:.l WC fl
Reidsville (P-16) Magnolia Midlands
Farm Fresh Tattnall Farm Fresh Tat t nall is a cooperative ef fort of the 18 roadside and U-p ic k farms in Tattnall County. Find -peac hes, strawberries, Vidalia onion s, sweet potatoes and turnip g reens. P.O. Box 580, Reidsville, 30453 912- 557-6724, farmfreshtattnall.com

Gordonla-Alatamaha State Park The par k features a ca mpground . lake, boat rental, pool, tennis courts. m ini-golf and picnic areas. The recently expand ed g olf course offers a p ro shop and unlimited weekday p lay. Dail y. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Off U.S. Hwy 280, take 1-16, Reidsville, 30453 912-557-7744, 800- 864-7275, gastateparks.org [:.l WC 6-
Travel Services
Greater Tattnall Chamber of Commerce and Reidsville Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m .-5 p.m . 120 Brazell St., Reidsville, 30453
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Roberta (H-12) Historic f-!eartland
Benjamin Hawkins Gravesite Colonel Benjamin Hawkins served as a member of General Washington's staff. After t he war he was sent t o Georgia to assume jurisdiction over all Indian t ribes south of the Ohio River. Daily. Free. GA Hwy 128 W., Roberta, 31078 478-836-3825,
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Benjamin Hawkins Monument The mo nument commemorates t he life of Colo nel Benjamin Hawkins and his service in the Revolutionary War as a member of General Washington's staff. Daily. Free. Wright Ave. and E. Agency St., Roberta, 31078 478-836-3825,
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Museum of Southeastern Indians An outstanding collection of Indian artifacts from the culture of tribes in the southeastern United States. Fr i.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. or by reservation. Call for fees. 777 Julia Jordan Rd., Roberta, 31078 478-836-9402 t:;;i WC6-
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Roberta-Crawford County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30-noon. 38 Wright Ave., Roberta, 31078 478-836-3825, robertacrawfordchamber.org I] WC 6-
Rochelle Magnolia Midlands
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Wilcox County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fr i. 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m. 1339 First Ave., Rochelle, 31079 229- 365-2509, chamberofcommercewil-
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Roddy Magnolia Midlands
Tom Sawyer Farms W hen in season, come out and p ic k your own strawberries, blackberries and peaches. Enjoy their d elic io us homemade peach ice c ream ! A pril 1-Aug. l, Tues.-Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m . 952 Roddy-Empire Hwy, Roddy, 31014 478-934-7584, eastman-georgia.com

Round Oak Historic Heartland
Piedmont National W ildlife Refuge Hiking t rails. w ildlife drive and fishing are all avail. on t his w ildlife refuge. Day light ho urs. Pro g ra ms and t o urs by reservatio n. Vis itors center Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 718 Juliette Rd., Round Oak, 31038 478-986-5441, piedmont.fws.gov [:.l WC 6-
Rutledge Historic Heartland
Craftsman's Row Visit artisans' shops and watch as they cane chairs, hook and q uilt, carve and create works of art . Art. all in a t woblock area. Call for hours. U.S. Hwy 278, Fairplay St., Rutledge, 30663 706-342-4454, 800-709-74 06,
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Hard Labor Creek State Park While best known for its go lf course, t his 5,804 -acre park also offers camping . a trading post and many ot her amenities. Daily. 8 a.m .-10 p.m . Parking $2 and up, free on Wed. 1-20, Exit 105 to Rutledge, then follow signs 706-557-3001, gastateparks.org [:.lWCMIT
Sandersville (M-11)
Classic South
Brown House Museum The Brown House was General Sherman's headquarters on his March t o t he Sea. It showcases Civil War and Sandersville historica l artifacts. Tue. and Thu. 2-5 p.m. and by reservation. 268 N. Harris St., Sandersville, 31082 478-552-1965, 478-552-2963 for group tours, washingtoncounty-ga.com/ chamber.shtml t:;;l WC 6-
Washington County Genealogical Museum Th is center for county g enealogica l research is located in the former sheriff's living q uarters in one of the o ldest jails in Georgi a. Tue. and Thu. 2-5 p.m. Free. 129 Jones St., Sandersville, 31082 478-552-6965 [:.l WC 6-
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Washington County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . 131 W. Haynes St., Sandersville, 31082 478-552-3288,
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Screven Magnolia Midlands
Lake Lindsay Grace Enjoy fish ing, boating and water sports. Daily. Free. 1167 Griffis Rd., Screven, 31560 912-579-6475 I] WC

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Smarr Historic Heartland
Meadows National Gun Club Meadows Natio nal offers a 10 0 -b ird sport ing clays course. Wed.-Sun. 10 a.m.6 p.m. Fees are $35 per 100 rounds on the clays course. $7 p er 25 ro un ds o n the f ive-stand. 1064 Rumb le Rd., Smarr, 31086
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Social Circle ( 1-8)
Historic Heartland
Blue Willow Inn Housed in a Greek Revival mansion, the Blue W illow Inn earned a Southern Living Readers' Choice Award for Best Small Town Rest aurant in the South for five years. Call for hours. Reservations recomm ended . 294 N. Cherokee Rd., GA Hwy 11 Social Circle, 30025 770-464-2131, 800-552-8813, bluewillowinn.com l]WC &IIT
Fox Vineyards and Winery This award-w inning famil y-o w ned w inery offers t ours of it s 15-a cre v ineyard an d tasti ngs five days a week. Wed. -Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 1-6 p.m. A dults $3. 225 GA Hwy 11 S., Social Circle, 30025 770-787-5402 (] WC &

Social Circle National Historic District Est ablished in 1832 and on the National Register of Hist oric Places since 1980, Social Circle boasts a downt o w n shopping d istrict t hat recalls the Vic torian era. Daily. Social Circle, 30025 770-464-1866, socialcirclega.com
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The Blue Willow VIiiage Check o ut som e of the finest Georgiamade produ ct s, or st ro ll t hro ugh the gardens and m useum. 294 N. Cherokee Rd., GA Hwy 11, Social Circle 770-464- 2131
The Gallery of Creation, A Museum of Natural H istory This gallery features exhibit s an d a presentation of natural histo ry d isplays interp ret ed by ta lk ing ro b otic animals. Mon.Sat . 10 a.m .-5 p.m . Ad ults $7, ch ildren $5. The Blue Willow Village, 294 N. Cherokee Rd. GA Hwy 11, Social Circle 770-469-8208, galleryofcreation.com !;JWC
Town Well Social Circ le t akes it s name from the well in t he m iddle o f t own where resid en ts used t o gat her t o sw ap stor ies of the day. Daily. Free. Social Circle, 30025
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Soperton ( N-14) Magnolia Midlands
Troup's Tomb This elabora te granit e memo rial rest s o n t he old plantatio n of form er Georg ia governor George M. Troup. Daily. Free. GA Hwy 46, Soperton, 30457 912-529-6263 I]
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Soperton-Treutlen County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m .- 5 p.m. 402 Second St., Soperton, 30457
912-S29-6868, soperton.org [;.l WC 6-
Million Pines Visitors Center Serving as both m useum and visit ors center, this 18 4 5 log cabin w as built in t he county of Emanuel and moved to it s cu rrent location in 1979. Mo n.- Fri. 8 a.m.5 p.m., summer h ours 9 a.m .-5 p.m. 1-16 at GA Hwy 29, Soperton, 30457
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Sparta (L-10)
Classic South
Confederate Square This monument honoring Confederate soldiers is located on t he grounds of the county courthouse. Daily. Free. 601 Broad St., Sparta, 31087 706-444-7462,
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Courson's Winery Featuring 14 traditional Southern w ines. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m .. Sun. 12:30-6 p.m . Hwy 22, Sparta, 31087 706-444-0616
Hancock County Courthouse A masterpiece of Victorian architecture built between 1881 and 1883, t he courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Mon.-Fri, 9 a.m -5 p.m. Free. 601 Broad St., Sparta, 31087 706-444-5746, historicspartahanock.org
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Lacksen Plantation and Quail Hunting Enjoy a day of quail hunting in cult ivated food plots. pasture and t hinned sta nds of loblolly pines at t his p lantation near Lake Oconee. Call for hours and fees. Waterworks Rd., Sparta, 31087 706-310-0688, lacksenplantation.com [;l WC
Lake Sinclair Lake Sinclair's 41 7 miles o f scenic sho reline are pleasantly interrupted by its char ming coves and inlets. Daily. Free. Georgia Power's Lake Sinclair 706-485-8704, 888-472-5253,
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Statesboro (Q-14) Magnolia Midlands
Averitt Center for the Arts The center offers t he community a var iety of arts opportunities includ ing painting, drawing, music, dance and t heater. Call for schedule and fees. 33 E. Main St., St atesboro, 30459 912-212-2787, averittcenterforthearts.com [;l WC t.,".T
Center for Wildlife Education and the Lamar Q . Ball Jr. Raptor Center The facility is home to numero us b irds of prey and a large collection of reptil es and amphibians. Flighted raptor d em onstrations and hands-on reptile prog rams. Mon.- Fr i. 9 a.m .-5 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 1-S p .m . Closed Sun. June-Aug. Free. Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, 30460 912-681-0831, welcome.georgiasouth-
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Georgia Southern Botanical Garden The gardens surround a turn-of-t he-century cottage, now a preserve for native plants. Gardens open daily. 9 a.m.-dusk, cottage Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Sun. 1-4 p.m. To urs by reservatio n. Free. 1505 Bland Ave., Statesboro, 30458 912-871-1149, w e l c o m e.georg iasouthern.edu/garden
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Georgia Southern University Museum/Herty Nature Trail A 26-foot fossil of a prehistor ic Mosasaur and North Am erica's oldest whale fossil g reet visitors. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat.- Sun. 2-5 p.m. Guided group tours by reservation. Free. Southern Dr., Rosenwald Bldg., Statesboro, 30460 912-681-5444 [;l WC 6,.
Meinhardt Vineyards and Winery Meinhardt p ro duces and sells muscadine w ines, cheeses, jams, jellies and w inerelated items and offers free t ours, t ast ings, festivals and event s. Thurs.-Sat. 9 a.m.-sunset, Sun. 12:30 p .m .-sunset. 305 Kennedy Pond Rd., Statesboro, 30458 912-839-2458, meinhardtvineyards.com
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Savannah Avenue Historic District The first subur b of Statesboro was developed in the 1900s. Many of the original homes and gardens have been p reserved. Daily. Savannah Ave., Statesboro, 30458 912-489-1869, 800-568-3301, visit-statesboro.com [;l 6,.
Splash in the Soro Enjoy a day of fun in the sun at this brand- new family water park and aquatics center located in Mill Creek Reg ional Par k. Call for hours and fees. Off GA Hwy 24, Statesboro, 30459 912-764-5637, splashintheboro.com
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Statesboro Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.- Fr i. 8 :30 a.m.-5 p.m. 332 S. Main St., Statesboro, 304S8 912-489-1869, 800-568-3301, visit-
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Swainsboro (0-13)
Classic South
Emanuel Arts Council Inc. The m ission of the counci l is to sponso r and promote cultural programs for the betterment o f the general communi ty. Call for hours and fees . 303 N. Green St., Swainsboro, 30401 478-237-2592, emanuelarts.org [;l WC 6,.
Flat Creek Lodge Fish and Game Est. in 1995, this hunting and fishing lodge offers a variety of hunting activ ities, meals and instruct ion. 367 Bishop Chapel Church Rd. Swainsboro, 30401 478-237-3474, 877-352-8273, flatcreeklod g e.com
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Swainsboro-Emanuel County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p .m. 102 S. Main St., Swainsboro, 30401 478-237-6426, emanuelchamber.org ~WCb

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Restaurants:
1810 Country Inn and Winery 254 North Seymore Or. Thomson 800-515-1810 1810countryinnandwinery.com
Bert's 442 Cherry St. Macon 478-742-9100
Blue Willow Inn 294 N. Cherokee Rd. Social Circle. 770-464-2131
Jack's on the River 245 Rex Miller Rd. East Dublin 478-272-3315
Reedy Creek 260 Clifford Jones Rd. Screven 912-579-6773
T's Seafood 3416 Mike Padgett Hwy. ( Hwy. 56) Augusta 706-798-4145
Sylvania (R-12) Magnolia Midlands
Burton's Ferry Site A historical marker notes the site of the ferry used by early settlers around 1815. Daily. Free. U.S. Hwy 301 N., Sylvania, 30467 912-S64-7878, screvencounty.com ~ 6'
Dell-Goodall House The former Screven County seat is said to have been destroyed by a curse. This 1815 house is all that remains. Tours avail. by reservation. Free. U.S. Hwy 301, State Route 24 Sylvania, 30467
912-564-7878, 912829-3291 [;le,
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Georgia Visitor Information Center-Sylvania Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 123 8463 Burton's Ferry Hwy, Sylvania, 30467 912-829-3331, georgiaonmymind.org
Screven County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 101 S. Main St., Sylvania, 30467 912-564-7878, screvencounty.com C;;I WC \
Thomson (N-9) Classic South
1810 Country Inn and W inery This recently opened winery offers an atmosphere for both the wine lover and the family. Take an in-depth look at the process of w ine making. Call for tours. Free. 254 N. Seymour, Thomson, 30824 706-595-3156, 800-515-1810, 1810countryinnandwinery.com [;l WC c-11T
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Big Hart Recreation Area This day-use recreation area offers picnic shel ters. a boat ramp. beaches and campgrounds. Call for hours and fees. U.S. Hwy 78, Thomson, 30824 706-595-8613, 800-533-3478,
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Clarks Hill lake Wildlife Management Area Deer, turkey, small game. raccoon. possum, fox. bobcat. dove and feral hogs roam these 12.700 acres. Prim itive camping avail. Call for hunting hours and Fees. Smith Mill Rd., Thomson, 30824
706-595-4222, gohuntgeorgia.com G:l
Historic Wrightsboro The 1768 settlement was Georgia's Ollly Quaker community. All that remains today is the old Wrightsboro Church. built around 1810 and the adjoining cemetery. By reservation only. Free. Wrightsboro Rd. off U.S. Hwy 78, Thomson, 30824 706597-1000, thomson-mcduffie.org C;;lWC
Pine Top Farm Equestrian Center This equestrian center includes hunter/ jL1mper rings, dressage arenas, crosscountry courses through the advanced level and permanent event stabling for 150 horses. Call for schedule and fees. U.S. Hwy 78/278, 1393 Augusta Rd., Thomson, 30824
706595-3792, pinetopfarm.com G:l WC e,.
Rock House Built around 1785, this is the oldest stone residence in Georgia. Daily. Call the visitors bureau for directions. Rock House Rd., Thomson, 30824 706-597-1000, thomson-mcduffie.org
Watson-Brown Foundation The Watson-Brown Foundation features three house-museums. built in 1830. 1864 and 1865. Call for hours and fees. 310 Tom Watson Way, Thomson, 30824 706S95-8886, 866-923-6863,
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Thomson-McDuffie Tourism Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Thu. 8:30 a.m.-5 p .m., Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 111 Railroad St., Thomson, 30824 706-597-1000, thomson-mcduffie.org
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Tignall (M-7) Classic South
Broad River Campground On J. Strom Thurmond Lake, this park has great fishing, boat ramp and fullservice camping. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 8181 Elberton Hwy, Tignall, 30668 706359-20S3, reserveusa.com CllWC c-

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Washington-Wilkes County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Court Square, Washington, 30673 706-678-2013, washingtonwilkes.com [;lWC b
Twin City Classic South
George L. Smith State Park This park features a covered bridge/ mill and moss-draped cypress trees, primitive camping, cottages, lake, boat rental, fishing, trails, picnicking, concessions and playground. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p,m. Between Metter and Twin City, off GA Hwy 23
478-763-27S9, gastateparks.org I] WC c-.
Union Point Classic South
Durhamtown Plantation Sportsman Resort This o ld-style resort boasts a sporting c lay course, fishing, paintball, ATV rid ing, archery range, p istol/rifle range, cabins, camping and a pavilion for cookouts. Daily. Call for fees. 2350 Randolph Church Rd., Union Point, 30669 706-486-4603, durhamtown.com
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Travel Services Union Point Historical Driving Tour Call for schedule and fees. U.S. Hwy 278, Union Point, 30669 706-453-7592, 800-886-5253, greeneccoc.org
V idalia (N-15) Magnolia Midlands
Altama Museum of Art and History The collection includes American and European prints, 20th-century Southern paintings, Libby porcelain and John James Audubon prints. Periodic shows by v isiting artists. Call for hours. Free. 611 Jackson St., Vidalia, 30474 912-537-1911, vidaliaga.com [;l WC 6,.
Ladson Genealogical Library Ladson's store of genealogical materials focuses primarily on the southeastern United States and the east ern seaboard. Mon.-Fr i, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.. 2-6 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free. 125 Church St,, Vidalia, 30474 912-537-8186, toombs.public.lib.ga.us/ladson.htm
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UGA Vidalia Onion and Vegetable Research Center Schedule a tour of the research center located in the heart of onion country and find out what makes a Vidalia onion a Vidalia! Tours are avail. only during the harvest season. Call for hours and fees. 100 Vidalia Sweet Onion Dr., Ste. A, Vidalia, 30474
912-538-8687, vidaliaarea.com I] WC 6-

Vidalia Onion Factory and Gifts Stop by for gifts and onion products that w ill be sure to delight your taste buds. Harvesting and processing begins in midApr, and continues through mid-June. Call the Vidalia Area CVB for a tour. Free. U.S. Hwy 280 E., Vidalia, 30474 912-526-3466, 800-227-6646, vidaliaonion.com [;l WC
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Vidalia Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Information on Vidalia's Farm Tours avail. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 100 Vidalia Sweet Onion Dr., Vidalia, 30474 912-538-8687, searchvidalia.com
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Toombs-Montgomery Chamber of Commerce and Development Authority Mon,-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 2805 E. First St., Vidalia, 30474 912- 537-4466, toombschamber.com
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Warner Robins (1-13) Historic Heartland
Museum of Aviation/Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame This museum's more than 200,000 square feet of exhibits include historical displays of military aircraft and campaigns. Daily 9 a.m .-5 p.m. Group tours by reservation. Free. GA Hwy 247 S. and Russell Pkwy, Warner Robins, 31088 478-926-6870, 888-807-3359,
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Warner Robins Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 99 N. First St., Warner Robins, 31093 478-922-5100, 888-288-WRGA (9742),
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Warrenton (M-9) Classic South
Burkhalter Home Revo lut ionary Wa r soldier Jacob Burkhalter buil t t he house, On his last visit to America, General Lafayette spent two weeks there being nursed back to health. Drive by only : no tours avail. 105 Davis St., Warrenton, 30828 706-465-9604, warrencountyga.org
Ogeechee River Mill Located on beautiful Ogeechee River, this corn mill has been in operation since 1826. Call for hours. Free. 4745 Reynolds Rd., Warrenton, 30828 706-465-9604, warrencountyga.org [;l
Ogeechee Wildlife Management Area Enjoy a primi tive wildlife expanse. Daily. Free. GA Hwy 16 S.W., Warrenton, 30828 706-465-9604, warrencountyga.org

Walk the Halls of History Original artwork hung in the Warren County Courthouse depicts local heritage. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p,m. Warren County Courthouse, 521 Main St. Warrenton, 30828 706- 465- 2171, war rencountyga.org
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Warren County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m.-5 p.m . 552 Main St., Warrenton, 30828 706-465-9604, warrencountyga.org [];l
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Classic South
Georgia' s Oldest Jail Drive by Georgia's o ldest wooden jail, a one-man structure b uilt around 1787. Aaron Burr is said to have spent the night here. GA Hwy 15, Warthen, 31094 478-552-3288
Washington (M-7)
Classic South
Callaway Plantation At th is living-history museum, p ick co tton, t0l1r plantation houses and see primitive crafts. Guided tours Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 2-5 p.m. Call for fees. U.S. Hwy 78, Washington, 30673 706-678-7060, washingtonwilkes.com/attractions.html [;l WC
Kettle Creek Revolutionary War Battlefield On February 14, 1779, an important battle between the British and Patriot forces forever broke the stranglehold that the British had on Georgia. Daily. Warhill Rd., Washington, 30673 706-678-2013, washingtonwilkes.com/attractions.html [;l
Mary Willis Library The first free library in Georgia. Mon.. Wed, Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Tue. and Thu. 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 204 E. Liberty St., Washington, 30673 706-678-7736, washingtonwilkes.com/attractions.html
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Robert Toombs House Historic Site This mansion, the home of a Confederate leader and unreconstructed Rebel, is filled w ith furniture from Toombs' fam il y, Civil War exhibits and a gift shop. Tue.Sat. 9 a,m.-5 p,m.. Sun. 2-5 p.m. 216 E. Robert Toombs Ave., Washington, 30673 706-678-2226, gastateparks.org [];l WC
Second Time Around Mini Farm See animals in their natural habitat. Stay in a private bungalow, cook fresh fish or go paddle boating. Adults $10, children $8. Call for hours and group rates. 146 Hendry Lane, Wash ington, 30673 706-678-4902, secondtimearoundmini-
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Washington Historcal Museum The local history museum tells the story of the area wi th Civil War and Indian artifact collections prominently featured. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sun. 2-5 p.m. Adult s $3, children 5-12 $2, under 5 free. Call for group rates. 308 E. Robert Toombs Ave., Washington,
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Washington-Wilkes Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri . 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 104 E. Liberty St., Washington, 30673 706-678-2013, w ashlngtonwilkes.com
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Tales of the South Ta les of the South is a full meeting, event and d estination management company, known for a unique approach to producing events. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. 911 Spring St., Washington, 30673
706-678-4910, tourssouth.com [;l WC b
Watkinsville (J-7)
Historic Heartland
Chappelle Gallery in the Historic Haygood House The gallery showcases drawings, paintings, pottery, glass, wood and wroughtiron works by nationally known ar tists. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Free.
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Oconee Welcome Center 54 Nancy Dr., Watkinsville, 30677 706-769-5197, visitoconee.com
Waynesboro (F-11) Classic South
Burke County Museum This museum houses artifacts pertaining to Burke County. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m., weekends and holidays by appt. Free. 536 Liberty St., Waynesboro, 30830 706-554-4889, home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-bcmuseum
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Lott's Country Store and Grist Mill Stop by and shop in the country store or try a home-cooked meal. Breakfast and lunch served. Call in advance for reservations. Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m .-10 p.m. 5772 Mora Rd., Willacoochee, 31650 912-384-6858
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Wrens (0-10) Classic South
Gourd Farm This farm produces gourds in all sizes. Fresh homemade syrups and vegetables are sold here as well. Daily. Call for hours. Free. U.S. Hwy 1/1089 Hoyt Braswell Rd., Wrens, 30833
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Travel Services
Johnson County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Tue. and Thu.-Fri. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 123 W. Court St., Wrightsville, 31096 478-864-7200, wrightsville-johnsoncounty.com
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Mountains
Sweet air, crystal waters and breathtakingly beautiful vistas make the North Georgia mountains a refuge for all who answer their beckoning call. Recreational
possibilities abound, and there are also ample opportunities to sample music, art, history and tales ofa rich Appalachian heritage.

Invigorating Watering Holes
Waterfalls cascade and rivers run free. Feel the cool spray of Anna Ruby, Amicalola, Toccoa, Panther Creek and De Soto falls. Sign on with area outfitters who provide guides, rentals and shuttle services for paddling, rafting, and tubing on the Chattooga, Chestatee, Etowah, Chattahoochee, Broad and Ocoee rivers, or the Toccoa River Canoe Trail.
Pioneering Pathfinders
Life in the Appalachian foothills was once all about self-sufficiency. Mountain City's Foxfire Museum displays mountaineers' homegoods, folk arts and tools. Gainesville's Northeast Georgia History Center charts area historical events and people. Find out how one woman brought education to the people of the mountains at Rome's Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum.

Nature's Nests
Retreat to cozy mountain cabins with names like Black Bear, Cabin In The Clouds or Heavenly Mountain View, where rustic retreats or luxury getaways with invigorating hot tubs and spa treatments await. Train your photographic eye to capture wilderness views, mountain overlooks and glittering lakes as your ears fill with the sounds of babbling brooks and rushing rivers.
Top Crops
Visitors to local farms can expect to do their fair share of cider-sippin' and pumpkin pickin'. Some call this agritourism; most just call it fun. Experience nature's bounty at Tiger's Hillside Orchard Farms, Ellijay's Hi IIcrest Orchards, Mercier's Orchard in Blue Ridge, Adalrsville's Pumpkin Patch Farm, Burt's Pumpkin Patch in Daw sonville, A lto's Jaemor Farms and Rock City's Enchanted Maize.
Excellent Escapes
Adairsville's Barnsley Garden Resort features a 10acre garden, spa treatments, golf and fly-fishing. Lake Lanier Islands offers 1,100 acres with lakeside attractions, including a beach, a waterpark, boating, championship golf, upscale hotel and lakeside cabins. Both afford v isitors an idyllic escape from their everyday cares.

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PedaI Pushers
Motor racin g has its roots in mountain moonshine runners. Keep the spirit alive when the checkered flag drops and the cars roar at Road Atlanta or Lanier Speedway in Braselton, Atlanta Dragway in Commerce, Woodstock's Dixie Speedway and Bremen Race Park. Trace the sport's history at Dawsonville's Racing Hall of Fame.
State of Serenity
Sample the sensational scenery at dozens of lushly forested state parks. Wa lk the rim trails for spectacular v iews or steeply descend 1,000 feet to the waters that created Tallulah Gorge State Park. Wonder at the height of Amicalola Falls State Park's cascading fall s. Picn ic, boat, camp and hike at Red Top or Fort Mountain State Parks. Fish for larg emouth bass or rent a paddleboat at Sloppy Floyd State Park. Enjoy the panoramas along the Pinh oti Tra il. Count the stars in the velvety black skies over John Tanner State Park, or bed down at the lodge o r campgrounds at Unicoi State Park in Helen.

Trailblazing Treks
Observe nature at its best while riding the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, or winding through rock cliffs and stately p ines on bikes, horseback, or foot on the Silver Comet Trail and Riverwalk. Intricate scale model railroad layouts fascinate young and o ld alike at Helen's Charlemagne's Kingdom and Blairsv ille's Misty Mo unt ain Railroad.
Did You Know
With towering peaks, breathtaking overlooks, hundreds of waterfalls, and miles of rivers, lakes and streams, the North Georgia mountains are a vast recreational p layground for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, biking, rock climbing, horseback riding, canoeing and rafting. The physical beauty of the area has been guaranteed forever in hundreds of thousands of acres of preserved land such as the Chattahoochee National Forest, Cohutta and Rich Mountain Wilderness areas, and Pigeon Mountain. All of the region is part of Southern Appalachia, a rich cultural treasure trove of American folklore, traditions, and crafts revealed at Native Indian sites, Civil War battlegrounds, museums, monuments and lovely small towns such as Dahlonega, where America's first gold rush began. Explore the 19 Georg ia sites designated in on the National Geographic's on1ine Map and Guide to Appalachia. www.nationalgeographic.com/ appalachia
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Gold Standard
Wake up from your Californ ia dreaming. America's f irst gold rush took place in the hills of North Georgia. Learn all about it at the Gold Museum in downtown Dahlonega. Tour a mine and pan for gold at Dahlonega's Consolidated Gold Mines or Cleveland's Gold 'n Gem Grubbin' Mine. Celebrate Villa Rica, the City of Gold, at the Gold Rush Festival. Elberton, the granite capital of the world, is home to the Granite Museum and Exhibit which d isplays historical photos and q uarrying tools. Elberton's Stonehenge-like granite Georgia Guidestones, bear inscriptions about preserving the earth, and in White, the Weinman Mineral Museum showcases minerals, gems and fossi ls.
Georgia's Natives
Northwest Georgia was home to Native American peoples for over 80 centuries. To learn about the histories and cult ures of the indigenous peoples follow t he Chieftains Trail to important sites in the lives of the Etowah, Creek, and Cherokee Indian nat ions. Explore the Cartersville's Etowah Indian Mounds, Helen's Sautee Nacoochee Mound, Waleska's Funk Heritage Center, and the Cherokee capital, New Echota, in Calhoun. Tour Chatsworth's Chief Vann House, Rome's Chieftain's Museum, and Whitesburg's McIntosh Reserve.
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Baseball's Notables
Take in a Rome Braves baseball game, or learn how two Baseball Hall-of-Famers hit it big from humble Geo rgia root s. Royst on's Ty Cobb Museum honors "the Georgi a Peach" with rare photographs and a stirring f ilm. Demo rest's Jo hnny Mize Museum tracks the career of this bat t ing champion for the Cardina ls, Giants and Yankees.
Rock Stars
Manmade stone memorials mark the serene beaut y of My rtle Hill Cemetery in Rome, where the "known sold ier'' and President Woodrow Wi lson's wife El len are buried. Lookout Mountain's Rock City limestone towers and tunnels, with names like Needle's Eye, Fat Man's Squeeze and Lover's Leap, have been formed by centuries of erosion.
Cultural Blends
Make a break from the everyday w ith a visit to one of the Georg ia mountain's uniq ue m useums. Journey west w ithout leaving the South at Booth Western A rt Museum in Cartersville, devoted to contemporary Western art, illustrat ion and movie posters. Time travel at the Rome Area History Museum and learn about Dr. Crawford Long's use of ether for anesthesia at Jefferson's Crawford Long Museum. Pay homage to the King at the Everything Elvis Museum in Cornelia's Loudermilk Boarding House, home to over 30,000 pieces. Visit the nursery at Cleveland's Babyland General Hospital, the birthplace of the Cabbage Patch Kids.
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War and Remembrance
Cannons boom each fall in Dalton when 2,000 men reenact the Battle of Tunnel Hill at Georgia's o ldest railroad t unnel. See Civil War memorabilia and artifacts at Tunnel Hill Heritage Center. The Chickamauga and
Chattanooga National Historic Site in Fort Og lethorpe memorializes 34,000 men who were kil led or wounded battling on that bloody battlef ield. The Chickamauga Batt lefield, est ablished in 1890, is located just north of the city of Ch ickamauga, and is a part of the Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Milit ary Park, the first and largest in the country. Nearby, the historic Gorden Lee Mansion, w hich served as headquarters and hospital for the Union Army, is now a bed and breakfast. Civil War heritage abounds on t he 150-mile Blue and Gray Trail with 64 sites including monuments and markers, parks and museums.
Wild Things
Take a walk on the w ild side with a visit to see t he llamas at Hiawassees Crystal River Ranch then embark on a safari-like adventure at Dahlonega's Chestatee Wildlife Preserve, home to 450 animals including t igers, bears, leopards and chimpanzees. Hop over to Dawsonville's Kangaroo Conservation Center to see the largest kangaroo collect ion outside of Australia.
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Hit the Road
Scenic Highway 197
Regardless of your interests, Georgia 197 has something for you along its 30-mile run through Rabun and Habersham Count ies. Shop for antiques, mountain herbs and flowers, arts and crafts. Stop for boiled peanuts and meet local craftspeople. Go fishing. Wade in the roadside creeks. And wrap up the day up with d inner at a wonderful, mom-and-pop restaurant.
Southern Highroads Trail
Travel across fertile valleys, past jewel-like lakes, over mountain gaps, and through historic mountain communities on this 360-mile loop encompassing four st ates and four national parks. The beauty, heritage, culture, activities and people of the North Georgia Mountains make it a rewarding trip any season of the year.
Cowboys & Indians in Georgia For a new
take on the old West take a trip on northwest Georgia's Chieftains Trail and rediscover the hist ory of the Indian peoples that once thrived in the Appalachian foot hills then bone up on cowboy lore at The Booth Western Art Museum.
Horsing Around
Georg ia's mountains hold much in store for the equestrian set. Polo matches, riding lessons and a variety of trail rides await guests at Rome's Zion Farms, Dillard's Stables in Dillard, A lpharetta's Chukkar Farms and Blairsville's Trackrock Stables. Learn to ride, rope and hand le livestock at Seventy-four Ranch in Jasper.
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Adairsville ( D-4)
Northwest Historic High Country
1902 Stock Exchange Discover individual gallery shops, Maggie Mae's Tea Room and a seasonal dinner t heater. Tearoom Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. Shops Tue.- Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1- 3 p.m. Call for theater schedule and fees. 124 Public Square, Adairsville, 30103 770-773-1902, georgiahighcountry.org/ 1902stockexchange,html I] WC 6,.fl Y
Barnsley Gardens Enjoy self- guided tours or tour w ith a guide. Tours include the mano r house ruins and museum. Daily sunrise-sunset. Adults $10, c hildren $5, senio rs $8. 597 Barnsley Gardens Rd., Adairsville, 30103, 770-773-7480, 877-773-2447,
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Pumpkin Patch Farm Visitors can enjoy hayrides, a petting farm, a hay maze, scarecrow making, pump kin painti ng and kids' activities. Oct. 1-31. Call for hours and fees. Guided tours avail. 230 Old Dixie Hwy, Adairsville, 30103
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Adairsville Welcome Center Mon.- Fr i. 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.- 3 p.m .. Sun. 1- 3 p.m. 101 Public Square, Adairsville, 30103 770-773-1775, 800-733-2280,
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Appletrec Farms 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. Hours vary. 4005 GA Hwy 365 S., Alto, 30510 706-776-8381, appletreefarms.com lilWC 6.f l Y
Jaemor Farms Specializing in fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, Jaemor also offers canned goods, relishes and p ick les. Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.- 7 p .rn., Sun. 1- 6 p.m. 5340 Cornelia Hwy, A lto, 30510 770-869-3999, jamsjellies.com
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Smithville Village The v illage features an authentic general store, an ice cream parlor. a cafe, a tearoom, an old log smokehouse and o ther relics from the 19th century. Tue.- Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 285 Smithville Ln, A lto, 30510 706-778-5709, smithvillevillage.com
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Northeast Georgia Mountains
A Step Above Stables This full-service horse stab le offers guided trail rides, boarding, breeding, farrier service, resistance-free training, a covered arena and other services. Daily 9 a.m.- sunset. Call for fees. 3839 S. Mauney Rd., Blairsville, 30512 706-745-9051, astepabovestables,net
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Brasstown Bald With an elevation of 4,784 feet, Brasstown Bald is Georgia's highest mountain. The summit facilities inc lude a visitors center, exhibits, hiking trails and an observatio n deck. Daily Mem or ial Day- Oct., weeke nds only Mar. - May. Call for fees. GA Hwy 180 Spur, Blairsville, 30512 706-745-6928, 706-896-2556 (visitors center), fs.fed.us/conf
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Cedar Mountain Trout Farm Pay for what you catch, by the pound. No license req uired. Everything included. Daily. 6550 Cedar Mountain Trout Farm Rd., Blairsville, 30512, 706-745-5853
Cooper's Creek Wildlife Management Area Vi sit fo r fishing, hunting, cam ping, birdwatching, picnics and ho rseback riding. Daily. Sunrise- sunset. Call for fees. GA Hwy 60 and GA Hwy 180, Blairsville, 30512, 770-535-S700, dnr.state.ga.us/dnr/wild I] 6.
Goose Creek Trout Ponds Pay for what you catch. Po nds open most days. Call or com e by office for p rices and hours. 7061 Goose Creek, Blairsville, 30512 706-745-5111, goosecreekcabins.com

Fav rites
Delight to d inner theater drama and musicals at the 1902 Stock Exchange & Public Square Opera House in Ada irsville and Blackbear Dinner Theatre in Heleh.
Taste the fruits of the vine from any of the 10 wineries and vineyards in North Georgia's burgeoning wine country.
Challenge yourself with a day of mountain t hrills including hang gliding, whitewater rafting, spelunking, and rock climbing.
Ride the c lassic double Ferris whee l, roller coasters, t ilt -a-whirl and bumper cars at Rossville's Lake Winnepesaukah family amusement park, now celebrating its 80th anniversary with a new Ferris wheel, kiddie rides. and the Wave Swinger.
Listen to b luegrass, folk, country and gospel music at Anderson Music Hall in Hiawassee and the Ringgold Opry in Ringgold.
Shop for treasures big and small at antique shops, local art and craft galleries, outlet malls and the many festivals of North Georgia.
Shoot clays or hunt for pheasant, duck and quail at the Dahlonega's Etowah Val ley Game Preserve, A llen's Flay-A-Way Duck Shooting Resort in Homer, and Dawsonville's Indian Creek Plantation.
Helton Creek Falls Hike down a half-mile trail to a pier and observation deck over the water. Daily. Sunrise- sunset. US Hwy 129 S., Blairsville, 30512 706-745-S789, 877-745-5789, visitnortheastgeorgia.com/waterfalls.htm I]

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Lake Nottely W ith 106 miles of shoreline, this 4,180 acre lake offers boating, swimming, fishing, picnicking and camping. Daily. Sunrise-sunset. Call for fees. US Hwy 19 and US Hwy 129 N., Blairsville, 30512, 706-745-5789,
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Misty Mountain Train Museum This 4,000-foot model train layout is current ly the largest privately owned 0gau ge model train collection in America. Tours begin promptly at 2 p.m. May- Dec. Wed., Fri., Sat. $3 donation requ ested. 4381 Misty Mountain Ln., off Town Creek School Rd. Blairsville, 30512 706-745-9819, mistymountaininn.com
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Mountain Crossings at Walasi-Yi Center The cross ing provides hostel services and outfitting to through hikers on the Appalachian Trai l. Daily mid- Feb.-Sept. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Nov.-mid-Feb. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Lodging $15 per night. 9710 Gainesville Hwy, Blairsville, 30512 706-745-6095, mountaincrossings.com
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Nottely River Campgrounds, Cabins and Tubing Go tubing on Nottely River from May-Sept. 3695 Nottely River Campground Rd., Blairsville, 30512, 706-745-6711
Sosebee Cove Scenic Area This 175-acre t ract is a memorial to Ar thur Woody, t he "barefoot ranger" who served from 1918 to 1945. Daily. Free. GA Hwy 180, 11 miles south of Blairsville Blairsville, 30512, 706-745-6928 fs.fed.us/conf ~
Southern Tree Plantation Visitors can choose their own Christmas tree or pumpkin, enjoy hayrides, train rides, a maze, a petting zoo and handcrafts on t his 60-acre farm. Call for hours and fees. 2531 Owltown Rd., Blairsville, 30512 706-745-0601,
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Trackrock Archaeological Area Preserved petroglyph s of ancient Indian origin are th e highlight of this 52-acre area. Daily. Free. Trackrock Gap Rd., Blairsville, 30512 706-745-6928, fs.fed.us/conf ~
Trackrock Stables Experience a scenic mountain t rail ride through t he Trackrock Campground. Guided rides only. Reservatio ns recomm ended. Call for hours and fees. 4890 Trackrock Camp Rd., Blairsville, 30512, 706-745-5252, 800-826-0073,
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Union County Historical Society Museum Vestiges of th e county's r ich past-from Civil War memorabilia to 19th-century farm eq uipment-are on display. JuneOct. Wed.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. or b y appt. Adults $2, ch ild ren $1. Old Union County Courthouse, On the Square, Blairsville, 30514, 706-745-5493, unioncountyhistory.org
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Vogel State Park Located near Blood Mountain, this is one of Georgia's o ldest state parks. Hiking trails, camping, cottages, a lake with swimming beach, fishing, CCC m useum, picnic areas and seasonal mini-golf are available. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. 7485 Vogel State Park Rd., Blairsville, 30512, 706-745-2628, 800-864-7275,
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Blairsville-Union County Chamber of Commerce May- Oct. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 385 Welcome Center Ln, Blairsville, 30512, 706-745-5789, 877-745-5789,
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Aska Trails The Aska Trail s Area is a 17-mile hiking and mountain- biking trai l system o n national forest lands. Tra ils range in length from 1 m ile to 5.5 miles and are open to the public year-round. 3990 Appalachian Hwy, Blue Ridge, 30513, 706-632-5680, 800-899-6867, blueridgemountains.com ~
Blanche Manor Riding Stables Experienced professional guides take you thro ugh the mountains on horseback. Hayrides, d inner and a bonfire are also available. Rides at 10 a.m., 12 & 3 p.m. daily. 1.25-hour r ide $28, 2-hour ride $35. 181 Deal Hollow Rd., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-455-RIDE, blanchemanor.com
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Blue Ridge Scenic Railway W inding through rolling hills alongside the waters of t he Toccoa River, a resto red train line takes passengers along a 26-mile route to McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhil l, Tennessee. Call for hours and fees. 241 Depot St., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-9833, 800-934-1898,
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Cooper Creek Scenic Area This area features hiking trails, camps ites and trou t fishing in Cooper Creek and its tributaries. Daily. Free. Forest Service Rd. 4, off GA Hwy 60, Blue Ridge, 30513, 706-745-6928, fs.fed.us/conf ~
Deep Hole Recreation Area The can oe launch on the Toccoa River m akes river access easy. Campin g, p icnicking and fish ing are also avail. Daily. Fees vary. 6050 Appalachian Hwy, Blue Ridge, 30513, 706-632-3031, fs.fed.us/conf
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Historic Downtown Blue Ridge Once considered an elite health resort because of its pure mineral waters, the town of Blue Ridge now features Main Street, lined w ith shops and galleries. Daily. Main St., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-5680, 800-899-6867,
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Lake Blue Ridge Recreation Area Fishing, camping, p icnicking, hiking and boating are available. Daily. Apr.-Oct. Admissio n free. Call for ca mping fees. 6050 Appalachian Hwy, Blue Ridge, 30513, 706-632-3031, fs.fed.us/conf
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Mercier Orchards More than 30 varieties of ap pl es, p lus blueberries, b lackberries and peaches are up for grabs. There's also a farmers market, bakery and deli. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. -6 p.m., Sun. 12-6 p.m. GA Hwy 5 N., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-2364, mercier-orchards.com
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Sugar Creek Alpaca Farm Visit th is far m and its growing herd of Suri alpacas. Call for hours. Guided tours by reservation. Free. 1050 Cox Rd., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-258-4494, 888-662-8253,
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Fannin County Chamber of Commerce and Local Welcome Center Information on backroads driving t ours and other area attractions is available. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. 3990 Appalachian Hwy, Blue Ridge, 30513, 706-632-5680, 800-899-6867,
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Double D Trail Rides Quarter horses are matched with riders of all experience levels for guided trail r ides. Reservations req uired. 1.5-hour ri de $35, 3-hr ride $45. full-day ride $60 ( lunch provided). 1474 Pack Creek Rd., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-6975, doubledtrailrides.com
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Mule Top Mountain Outfitters Horseback riding advent ures on steep trails. Camping and p icnicking are also avail. O ne- hour ride $25, 2-hour r ide $35, 3- hour r id e $45, 4 -hour ride $S5. Call for reservations. 319 Hells Hollow Rd., Blue Ridge, 30513 706-632-0076, muletop.com
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Chateau Elan Winery & Resort A 16th-style French chateau w it h lu sh v ineyards, a 276-room inn, a spa, go lf, tennis, nature trails. seven restaurants and a winery. Tours, tastings and a wine shop. 100 Rue Charlemagne, Braselton, 30517 678-425-0900, 800-233-WINE,
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Lanier National Speedway Visit this NASCAR-sanctioned stockcar racing track, w ith events every Sat. night Mar.-Oct. Office open Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. Call fo r schedule an d fees. One Raceway Dr., Braselton, 3051 7 770-967-8600, lanierspeedway.com
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Mayfield Dairy Farms Visitors can enjoy a tour of a m ilk-processing facility, a gi~ shop, an ice cream p arl or and a f ilm. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. Call for tou r t imes. Free. 1160 Broadway Ave., Braselton, 30517 706-654-9180, 888-298-0396,
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Road Atlanta and Panoz Racing School This 12-turn road course hosts interna-
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Suzuki AMA Superbikes Showdown. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p,m. Call for sc hedule and fees. 5300 Winder Hwy, Braselton, 30517 770-967-6143, 800-849-RACE, roadatlanta.com ~ WC b.11
Thompson Forest State arboretum of Georgia offers 330 acres with granite outcrop. two trails and a seven-acre garden featuring a 30 min. self-guided walk. New Liberty Church Rd., Braselton, 30517, 706- 654-2666
Bremen Northwest Historic High Country
Bremen Racepark This family-oriented motocross is dedicated to bringing the racer the best-prepared track possible. Bremen Racepar k has had great success promoting motocross, supercross and hare scambles events. 372 Reid Rd., Bremen, 30110 770-537-0219, bremenmx.com
Buchanan Northwest Historic High Country
Historic Haralson County Courthouse The courthouse, on the Nat ional Register of Histor ic Places, serves as a museum, library and office of the Haralson County Historical Society. Mon.-Thu. 11:30 a.m.- 6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. or by appt. Free. Courthouse Square, Buchanan, 30113
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Calhoun (D-4) Northwest Historic High Country
Harris Arts Center The center is home to the Roland Hayes Museum, the 200-seat Ratner Theater, an art gallery, m usic rooms, art and dance studios. Mon.-Thu. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Fri.Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Docent tours avail. by request. Free. 212 S. Wal l St., Calhoun, 30701 706-629-2599, cgarts.org l;l WC e,. T
Oakleigh General Sherman used this historic home, now home to t he Gordon County Historical Society, as his headquarters during the Civil War. Mon.- Thu. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. or by appt. Free. 335 S. Wall St., Calhoun, 30701
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New Echota Cherokee Capital Historic Site The infamous "Trail of Tears" began here. See the Supreme Courthouse, the printshop is where the Cherokees p roduced their bilingual newspaper and more. Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. 1 mile east of 1-75, Exit 317 on GA Hwy 225, Calhoun, 30701,706-624-1321,
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Calhoun Local Welcome Center/ Calhoun-Gordon County Convention and Visitor Bureau/ Gordon County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. 300 S. Wall St., Calhoun, 30701 706-62S-3200, 800-887-3811,
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Canton (F-5) Northwest Historic High Country
eagle's Dairy MAiZE Cagl e's Dairy opened the area's first MAiZE, an intricate network of twists and turns carved into 10 acres of corn. Labor Day-mid-Nov. Call for hours and fees. 362 Stringer Rd., Canton, 30115 770-345-5591, caglesdairy.com/MAiZE2.htm Cil WC bll!'
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Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 3605 Marietta Hwy, Canton, 30114 770-34S-0400, cherokee-chamber.com l:;;l WC b.
Carnesville Northeast Georgia Mountains
Cramer's Mill Covered Bridge Built in 1907, this bridge is one lane wide and 132 feet long, with a town lattice design. South of Carnesville on GA Hwy 106 E. at Nails Creek, access via Baker Rd. Carnesville, 30521, 706-384-4659, franklin-county.com
Franklin County Courthouse This cou rthouse, constructed in 1906, still serves the county today. Self-guided tours Mon.- Frl. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. On the Square, Carnesville, 30521 706-384-4659, franklin-county.com l:;;lWC 6.
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Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 165 Athens St., Carnesville, 30521 706-384-4659, franklin-county.com ~ WC
Carrollton (C-8) Northwest Historic High Country
Adamson Square Named for Congressman W. C. Adamson, whose legislation created the eight-hour workday, th is square is the heart of d owntown Carro llton. Daily. Downtown Carrollton 30117,
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Carrollton Cultural Arts Center This new "state of the arts" fac ility features an intimate 262-seat theater, galleries and c lassrooms. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. 251 Alabama, Carrollton, 30117
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Horton's Books and Gifts This is the oldest bookstore in Georgia, the third-oldest in the South and t he tent h-oldest in the nation. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .-6 p.m .. Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 410 Adamson Square, Carrollton, 30117 770-832-8021 ~ WC

John Tanner State Park Amenities include a swimming beach, campground, motor lodge rooms, lake with seasonal boat rental, hiking trails, p ic nic areas and m ini-go lf. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 6 miles west of Carrollton off GA Hwy 16, 770-830-2222, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org [;l WC 6.
State University of West Georgia Gallery shows, sports events, conventions. performances and seminars all find a home at this place of higher learning. 1601 Maple St., Carrollton, 30118 770-836-6500, westga.edu l:;;l WC 6. fl
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Carrollton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m . 102 N. Lakeshore Dr., Carrollton, 30117 770-214-9746, 800-292-0871,
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Cartersville (D-5) Northwest Historic High Country
Allatoona Lake and Visitors Center Visit the lake and enjoy hiking trails along with 600 lakeside campsites, accommodating RVs and tent campers. Visitors center open daily 8 a.m.- 4 :30 p.m. Call for fees. 1138 GA Hwy 20 Spur, Cartersville 30121 678-721-6700, 877-444-6777 (reservations), allatoona.sam.usace.army.mil ~WC 6.
Allatoona Pass Battlefield Fought October 5, 1864, this battle was the beg inning of the Nashville Campaign. Two earthen forts. miles of trench works and interpretive tra il m arkers can be seen. Daily. Free. Old Allatoona Rd., Cartersville, 30121 770-606-8862, allatoonapassbattlefield.org l:;;l
Bartow History Center Exhibits. programs, archives and outreach activities educate the community and visito rs about Ba rtow County history. Call for hours. Adults $3, students $2, seniors $2.50. Call for group rates. 13 N. Wall, Cartersville, 30120 770-382-3818, bartowhistorycenter.org
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Booth Western Art Museum A permanent collection of contemporary Western art, Civil War art and presidential memorabilia are on d isplay. Call for hours. Adults $6, children 13-18 $4, seniors $5, under 12 free. 501 Museum Dr., Cartersville, 30120 770-607-6361, boothmuseum.org [;IWC6.'fl
Cooper's Furnace Day Use Area This is the only remnant of the 1830s town of Etowah and Georgia's iron empire and featu res a nature t rail and a playgrou nd. Daily Apr.-Sept. 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m.. Oct. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Free. River Rd., Cartersville, 30121 678-721-6700,
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Road Atlanta and Panoz Racing School This 12- turn road course hosts internationally acclaimed events, such as the Suzuki AMA Superbikes Showdown. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. 5300 Winder Hwy, Braselton, 30517 770 -967-6143, 800-849-RACE, roadatlanta.com WC 6,. il
Thompson Forest State arboretum of Georgia offers 330 acres w i th granite outcrop, two trails and a seven-acre garden featuring a 30 min. sel f-guided walk. New Liberty Church Rd., Brasel ton, 30517, 706-654-2666
Bremen Northwest Historic High Country
Bremen Racepark This family-oriented motocross is dedicated to bringing the racer the best-prepared track possible. Bremen Racepark has had g reat success promoting motocross, supercross and hare scam b les events. 372 Reid Rd., Bremen, 30110 770-537-0219, bremenmx.com
Buc hanan Northwest Historic High Country
Historic Haralson County Courthouse The courthouse, on the National Register of Historic Places. serves as a museum, library and office of the Haralson County Historical Society. Mon.-Thu. 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. or by appt. Free. Cour thouse Square, Buchanan, 30113
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VFW Park Visitors can enjoy the lake, picnic areas and pavilions. Daily. Admission $2, boat launch $5. 5760 E. GA Hwy 120, Buchanan, 30113
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Calhoun (D-4) Northwest Historic High Country
Harris Arts Center The center is home to the Roland Hayes Museum, the 200-seat Ratner Theater, an art gallery, music rooms, art and dance studios. Mon.- Thu. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Fri.Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Docent tours avail. by request. Free. 212 5. Wall St., Calhoun, 30701 706-629- 2599, cgarts.org [;lWC &T
Oakleigh General Sherman used t his historic home, now home to t he Gordon County Histo rical Society, as his headquarters during the Civil War. Mon.-Thu. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. or by app t. Free.
o- 335 5. Wall St., Calhoun, 30701
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New Echota Cherokee Capital Historic Site The infamous "Trail of Tears" began here. See the Supreme Courthouse. the printshop is where the Cherokees produced their bilingual newspaper and more. Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 2- 5:30 p.m. 1 mile east of 1-75, Exit 317 on GA Hwy
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Calhoun Local Welcome Center/ Calhoun-Gordon County Convention and Visitor Bureau/ Gordon County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 300 5. Wall St., Calhoun, 30701 706- 625-3200, 800-887-3811,
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Canto n (F-5) Northwest Historic High Country
eagle's Dairy MAiZE Cagle's Dairy op ened the area's first MAIZE. an intr icate network of twists and turns carved into 10 acres of corn. Labor Day-mid-Nov. Call for hours and fees. 362 Stringer Rd., Canton, 30115 770- 345-5591, c a g l e s d a i r y.c o m / M Ai Z E2.ht m ~WC M IY
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Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 3605 Marietta Hwy, Canto n, 30114 770-345-0400, cherokee-cham ber.com
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Ca r n esv i l l e Northeast Georgia Mountains
Cromer's Mill Covered Bridge Built in 1907, this bridge is one lane w ide and 132 feet long, with a town lattice design. South of Carnesville on GA Hwy 106 E. at Nails Creek, access via Baker Rd. Carnesville, 30521, 706-384-4659, f ranklin-county.com
Franklin County Courthouse This courthouse, constructed in 1906. still serves the county today. Self-guided tours Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Free. On the Square, Carnesville, 30521 706-384-4 659, franklin-county.com WC 6,.
Travel Services
Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 165 Athens St., Carnesville, 30521 706-384-4659, franklin-county.com WC
Carrollton (C-8) Northwest Historic High Country
Adamson Square Named for Congressman W. C. Adamson, whose legislation created the eig ht-hour workday, this square is the heart of downtown Carrollton. Daily. Downtown Carrollton 30117,
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Carrollton Cultural Arts Center This new "state of the arts" facili ty features an intimate 26 2-seat theater, galleries and classrooms. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for schedule and fees. 251 A labama, Car rollton, 30117 770-838-1083 [;l WC 6,.T
Horton's Books and Gifts This is the oldest bookstore in Georgia, the third-oldest in the South and the tenth-oldest in the nation. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 6 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. 410 Adamson Sqoare, Carrollton, 30117 770832-8021 [;;l WC

John Tanner State Park Amenities include a swimming beach. campground. motor lodge rooms, lake w ith seasonal boat rental, hiking trails, picnic areas and mini-golf. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 6 miles west of Carrollton off GA Hwy 16, 770-830-2222, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org WC 6,.
State University of West Georgia Gallery shows, sports events, conventions. performances and seminars all find a home at this place of higher learning. 1601 Maple St., Carrollton, 30118 770-8366500, westga.edu WC 6,.'rl
Travel Services
Carrollton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 8 :30 a.m.-5 p.m. 102 N. Lakeshore Dr., Carrollton, 30117 770-214-9746, 800-292-0871, visitcarrollton.com l;J WC 6,.
Cartersville ( D-5) Northwest Historic High Country
Allatoona Lake and Visitors Center Visit t he lake and enjoy hiking trails along w it h 600 lakeside campsites, accommodating RVs and tent campers. Visitors center open daily 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Call for fees. 1138 GA Hwy 20 Spur, Cartersville 30121 678-721-6700, 877-444-6777 (reservations), allatoona.sam.usace.ar my.mil l;J WC 6,.
Allatoona Pass Battlefield Fought October 5, 1864, this battle was the beginning of the Nashville Campaign. Two earthen forts, miles of trench works and interpretive trail markers can be seen. Daily. Free. Old Allatoona Rd., Cartersville, 30121 770-606-8862, allatoonapassbattlefield.org
Bartow History Center Exhibits, p rograms, archives and outreach activities educate the community and visi tors about Bartow County history. Call for hours. Adults $3, students $2, seniors $2.50. Call for group rates. 13 N. Wall, Cartersville, 30120 770-382-3818, bartowh istorycent er.org [;;l WC o,.
Booth Western Art Museum A permanent collection of contempo rary Western art, Civil War art and president ial mem orabilia are on d isplay. Call for hours. Adults $6, children 13-18 $4, seniors $5. under 12 free. 501 Museum Dr., Cartersville, 30120 770-607-6361, boothmuseum.org WC b.rl
Cooper's Furnace Day Use Area This is the only remnant of the I830s town of Etowah and Georgia's iron empire and features a nature trail and a playground. Daily Apr.-Sept. 8 a.m.-9:30 p .m.. Oct. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Free. River Rd., Cartersville, 30121 678-721-6700, allatoona.sam.usace.army.m il WC6,. T
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If you don't enjoy shopping , ' golfing, horseback riding or kayaking , you can just take a hike._
THINK OF IT AS MOTHER NATURE"S THEME PARK. From the vast acreage of the Chattahoochee National Forest to our three State Parks, Rabun County has it all. Fresh mountain air, picturesque peaks and spectqeular waterfalls await you. WANT TO GET WET? Enjoy swimming, fishing, and boating in any otour five. pristiAe lakes. Or turn up the volume with a whitewater rafting trip down the Chattooga River. GOLF ANYONE? Rabun County has a variety of challenging courses, including 18 holes at the states highest elevation. PREFER SOMETl:IING A LITTLE LESS ACTIVE? You'll find some ofthe best shopping around. Our unique cities of Clayton, Dillard, Sky Valley, Tiger, Tallulah Falls and Mountain City, provide an eclectic mix of galleries and shops. The wine_s of Tiger Mountain and Persimmon Creek Vineyards ba've been winning over taste buds for years. And when you get hungry, there's no better dining in all of North Georgia. Anchored by the Blue Ridge Mountains, and wrapped in Appalachian heritage Rabun County is the ideal place to rediscover life's simple pleasures.
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Rabun County, GA
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Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site On the bank of the Et owah River, th is was home to several thousand Native Americans bet ween 1000 A.D. and 1550 A.D. Tue.- Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. Adul t s $3, ch ildren $2, seniors $2.50. Group rates avail. 5 miles southwest of 1-75, Exit 288 770-387-3747, gastateparks.org [;;I WC 6'
Euharlee Covered Bridge and History Museum Buil t in 1886 by Washington King, the br idge is on the Georgia Covered Br id ge Trail. Museum Tue.-Fri. 1-5 p .m. and during seasonal events. 116 Covered Bridge Rd ., Cartersville, 30 120, 770-607-2017 [;;I WC 6,.
and Theatre of Cartersville Th is restored 1920s perform ing arts theater hosts a variety of events each year. nclud ing many educational camps and productions fo r school outings. Call for hours and fees. 5 N. Wall St., Cartersville, 30120 770-386-7343, thegrandtheatre.org [;;)WC&
Historic Depot at Friendship Plaza Visitors wi ll enjoy the historic structure, passing t ra ins and local history. Call for hours. Free. One Friendship Plaza, Cartersville, 30120, 770-387-1357, 800-733-2280,
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Legion Theater and the Pumphouse Players Formed in the 1960s, this troupe of community players performs a variety of genres, from musicals to Shakespeare. Call for schedule and fees. 114-C Main St., Cartersville, 30120 770-387-2610, pumphouseplayers.com [;;I WC6.flT
Oak Hill Cemetery At this histor ic Georgia cemetery dating to the 1840s you'll find a great source for genealogical research and t ies to the Civil War. Daily. Free. N. Erwin St., Cartersville, 30120 770-606-8862, evhsonlfne.org
Red Top Mountain State Park and Lodge This park on Lake A llatoona offers a swimming beach, boating, f ishing, hiking trails, p icnic areas, mini-golf, a lodge, restaurant, camping and cottages. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. Just east of 1-75, Exit 285, Cartersville, 30121, 770-975-0055, 800-864-7275,
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Rose Lawn Museum This 1850 Victorian mansion is the historical home of Samuel Porter Jones, noted evangelist of t he 1800s. The restored mansion is operated as a house m useum. Tue.- Fri. 10 a.m.-noon, 1-5 p.m . or by ap pt. 1235 224 W. Cherokee Ave. Cartersville 30120, 770-387-5162, roselawnmuseum.com
World's First Coca- Cola Painted WaU Sign Painted by a syrup salesman in 1894 o n t he side of Young Brothers Pharmacy, t he sign was rest ored and authenticated in 1994. Free. 2 W. Main St., Cartersville, 30120 770-382-4010, notatlanta.org
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Cartersville-Bartow County Convention and Visitors Bureau Information on dr iving tours, history, attractions, lod ging, shopping and dining avail. here. Call for hours. One Friendship Plaza, Cartersville, 30120, 770-387-1357, 800-733-2280,
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Park Marine Boat Rentals Full- service marina. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. noon- 5 p.m. Free. Call for boat rental and storage rates. 651 Marina Rd., Cartersville, 30121 770-974-2628, parkmarine.com
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Cassville Northwest Historic High Country
Atlanta Campaign Pocket Park This is one of five Atlanta Campaign Pocket Parks constructed at Cassville by the WPA in the 1930s. Free. US Hwy 41 N. and Cassville Rd., Cassville, 30123, 770-387-1357, notatlanta.org [;;1 6,.
Cassville Confederate Cemetery The gravesites of 300 Confederate sol d iers. as we ll as that of CSA general William Wofford , serve as b ittersweet reminders of Cassville's pre-Civil War p romine nce. Daily. Free. Cass-White Rd., Cassville, 30123 770-387-1357, 800-733-2280, notatlanta.org [;;1 6,.
Noble HUI-Wheeler Memorial Cente r This cultural center is housed in t he first school in North Georgia to be built w ith Rosenwa ld funds and specifica ll y desig nated for the education of black ch ildren. Tue. - Sat. 9 a.m .-4 p.m. Free (donations accepted). 2361 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy, Cassville 30123, 770-382-3392, notatlanta.org [;;IWC c-. T
Cave Spring Northwest Historic High Country
Historic Cave Spring and Rolater Park Dotted w ith large shade trees, the park has picnic si tes and a p layground. Th is is a favor ite w ith local residents for swimming. Daily. Free. Cave Spring Square, Cave Spring, 30124 706-777-8439 [;;I WC
Cedartown (B-6) Northwest Historic High Country
Adventure Skydiving Center Thrill to a tandem skydive at the largest skydiv ing operatio n in the Southeast and take home a video or photo of each skydive as a keepsake. Mo n.- Fri. 9 a.m-sunset, Sat.- Sun. 8 a.m.-sunset. Call for fees. 493 Airport Rd., Cedartown, 30125 770-684-3483, 800-490-3483,
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Cedartown Clvic Auditorium Entertainment from sy mphony orchestras to bluegrass to Broadway. The b uilding is also available for p rivate functions. Office openMon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. and 2 hours prior t o showtime. Call fo r schedule and fees. 205 East Ave., Cedartown, 30125 770-748-4168, 877-263-9372 (tickets) ,
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Historic Museum at Cedartown Depot Highlights include the celebration of Sterling Holiday, t he actor behind the voice of Winnie the Pooh, who began performing in Cedartown by putting on neighborhood variety shows, and depot train memorabilia. 609 South Main St., Cedartown, 30125 770-748-2090
Polk County Historical Society Museum A fo rmer c hildren's lib ra ry houses t his local museum, which c hronicles the history of Polk Count y. Wed. 2 - 4 p.m. and fourth Sun. of each month 2- 5 p.m. Free. 611 S. Main St., Cedartown, 30125 770-749-0073, polkhist.home.mindspring.com [;l WC
St. James Episcopal Church Built in 1883, th is is the o ldest church still in use in Cedartown. Sterling Holloway grew up in th is church. Office open Mon.- Wed. 9 a.m .- 4 p.m . Fri. 9 a.m.-3 p .m. Free. 302 West Ave., Cedartown, 30125
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Polk County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. 512 Main St., Cedartown, 30125 770-749-1 652, 800-226-2517,
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Welcome Center at the Cedartown Depot 609 South Main St., Cedartown, 30125 770-748-2090
Chatsworth ( D-2) Northwest Historic High Country
Chief Vann House Historic Site Called the "Showp lace of the Cherokee Nation," this chief's 1804 mansion and museum are for tours. Tue.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 2- 5:30 p.m. Adults $3, chi ldren 6-18 $2, under 5 free, seniors $2.50. Located at intersection of GA Hwys 225 and 52-A, 706-695-2598,
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Cohutta Wilderness Area Recommended for seasoned backpackers and fishermen only, this primi tive 37.000-acre wilderness area along the Conasauga and Jacks Rivers features 90 m iles of rugg ed-ter ra in tra ils. Daily. 3941 US Hwy 76, Chatsworth, 30705 706-695-6736, fs.fed.us/conf
Fort Mountain Stables Enjoy 37 miles of scenic trai ls in the mountains at Fort Mountain State Par k. We offer horseback riding adventures seven days a week for children and adults. Office opem Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for fees. 181 Mountain Park Rd., Chatsworth, 30705, 706- 517-4906, ngeorgia.com/ horseback.htm [;;I WC
Fort Mountain State Park Named for the 855-foot rock wa ll that t ops the m ountain, this park offers trails, camping, cottages, a swimming beach, boat rental. mini-gol f, horseback riding and p ic nicking. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 8 miles east of Chatsworth, on GA Hwy 52, 706-695 2621, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org
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Watch the waterwheel-powered millstones g rind corn and wheat at Nora Mill Granary in Helen, Barker's Mill or Sylvan Falls Mill in Rabun Gap, and Prater's Mill in Dalton,
Peruse (or pursue) cultural performances of p lays, m usicals and movies at Dahlonega's restored Holly Theatre, and the historic Desoto Theatre, home of the Rome Little Theatre and the Rome Symphony Orchestra.
Journey to Helen, where families enjoy the shopping and Alpine-like landscape, Oktoberfest and biergartens that are reminiscent of o ld Bavaria.
Take a hike on the forested paths of the Pinhoti Trail or hike, b ike and skate the Silver Comet Trail and Riverwalk.
Get lost in the maze of maize carved into the cornfields at Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze in Daws6nville and eagle's Dairy in Canton.
Put your best foot forward at the start of the Appalachian Trail, which spans 2,175 m iles from Georgia to Maine.
Lake Conasauga Recreation Area and Lake Conasauga Songbird Management Area The area offers camping facilities, fish ing, swimming, boating, picnicking, birdwatching and hiking. Trai l yea r-round, campground Apr.-m id - Oct. Call for fees. 3941 US Hwy 76, Chatsworth, 30705 706-695-6736, fs.fed.us/conf
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Chatsworth Local Welcome Center/Chatsworth-Murray County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.-Thu. 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., Fri. 8 :30 a.m.- 5 p.m. 126 N. Third Ave., Chatsworth, 30705 706-695-6060, 800-969-9490,
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Chickamauga Northwest Historic High Country
Gordon-Lee Mansion This antebellum plant ation home, furnisbed in the st y le of earl y Southern ar istocracy, was the o nly structu re left that had been used d ur ing the Battle of Chickamauga. Group tours available by appt. Call for hours and fees. 217 Cove Rd., Chickamauga, 30707 706-375-4728, 800-487-4728,
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Lee and Gordon's Mills O ne of the oldest operating m ills in the state is located near t he Chic kamauga Chatta-nooga Natio nal Military Park. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 4 p .m., Sun. 1- 5 p.m. Tours availab le. Call for fees. 71 Red Belt Rd., Chickamauga, 30707 706-375-6801, leeandgordonsmills.com ~ WC 6-..fl T
Walker County Regional Heritage & Model Train Museum The museum d isplays Indian artifacts, antique guns and other local histor ic highlights. Tu e.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 100 Gordon St., Chickamauga, 30707
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Clarkesville (J-3)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Brigadoon Lodge & Fly Fishing Hidden in t he Blue Ridge m ountains, Brigadoon Lod ge, on t he Soque River, has become a favorite fish ing destinatio n. Call for hours and fees. 8137 GA Hwy 197 N., Clarkesville, 30523 706-754-1558, 888-4BRIGADOON,
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Lake Burton Trout Hatchery Fi shing for brown and rainbow tro ut, picnicking, w ildlife-v iewing areas, a kids' stocked cat fish pond, boating and skiing are all enjoyed here. Daily 8 a.m.4:30 p.m. Free. 3695 GA Hwy 197 N., Clarkesville, 30523, 706-947-3112 [;;l WC 6-,.
Lake Burton Wildlife Management Area Escape to 12,600 acres of r ugged North Georgia backcountry for fishing, hiking, birdwatching, p icnicking, camping and hunting. Call for fees. GA Hwy 197 N., Clarkesville, 30523 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com ~WC '
Mauldin House This late-19th-century Victorian cot tage was restored by the city of Clarkesville in the 1990s. Adjacent to t he house is a m illinery shop of the same period. The property also features the Big Holly Cab in. built around 1822. Tue.- Fri., 10 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m . Free. 458 Jefferson St., Clarkesville, 30523 706-754-2296, seehabersham.com ~WC 6-,.
Moccasin Creek State Park This sm all park nestled on the shores of Lake Burton offers RV camping, a boat ramp, w heelchair-accessible f ishing pier, playground, picn ic area and seasonal canoe rental are offered, Dail y 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Call for fees. 3655 GA Hwy 197 N., 706-947-3194, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org ~WC 6.T
Panther Creek Falls and Panther Creek Recreation Area A trail leads visit ors along t he creek's bluffs to three waterfall s. Daily. Admission $2 per vehicle. Old US Hwy 441 N., Clarkesville, 30523
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River North Fly Fishing Professional, experienced guides w ill introd uce anglers of every level to some

of North Geo rg ia's best fast-water, deephole fly fishing. Call for hours and fees. 1850 Hardman Rd., Clarkesville, 30523 404-403-2808, rivernorthflyfishing.com [;;l
Riverside Trout Farm A ll ages welcome. No license required. A ll equipment furnished. $4 per pound. Daily except late July and August. 305 Riverside Trout Farm Rd., Clarkesville, 30523 706-947-3364 ~
Sunburst Stables Take a group t ra il r ide or enjoy a pr ivate lesson in the Chattahoochee National Forest. Daily. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. $25 per hour. 3181 GA Hwy 255, Clarkesville, 30523 706-947-7433, 800-806-1953,
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Habersham County Welcome Center Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m . Mauldin House, 458 Jefferson St., Clarkesville, 30523, 706-754-2296, tourhabersham.com ~ WC 6'
Clayton (J-2) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Becky Branch Falls This 20-foot cascade, five m inutes from downtown Clayton, is easily accessible w ith a wa lk up a trail to a bridge at t he base of the fal ls. Warwoman Rd ., Clayton, 30525 706-7823320, visitnortheastgeorgia.com/waterfa lls.htm
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Coleman River Scenic Area Hiking trails meander through oldgrowth t imber alongside a st ream tumbling throug h high boulders. FS Rd . #70, Clayton 706-782-3320, fs.fed.us/conf
D ick's Creek Falls This waterfall is approximately 60 feet high and makes a sheer drop over a granite mound into the Chattooga River. There's a viewing area at the top of t he falls. Off Sandy Ford Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, visitnortheastgeorgia.com/waterfalls.htm
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Historic Downtown Clayton Enjoy shopping for antiques, c ra fts and co llect ibles. Don't miss Reeves Hardware, a drugstore w ith a soda fountain and photograph shop featuring histor ic phot os of th e area. Main St., Clayton, 30525 706-212-2149, 706-212-0155

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Holcomb CreekFalls The Holcomb Creek Trail passes Holcomb Creek Falls, w hic h drops and flows over the shoals for approximately 150 feet and Ammons Creek Falls, where t here is an observatio n deck. Hale Ridge Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, v is i t n o r t hea s t g e o r g i a.co m / w a t e r fal ls.h t m
Lake Burton-GA Power Georgia Power lakes offer swimming, fishing and boating, as well as picturesque scenery, hiking trails, picn ic areas and campgrounds. Call for ca mping reservations and fees. 4 Seed Lake Rd., Lakemont, 30522 706-782-4014, 888-GPCLAKE southernco.com/gapowerf/lakes/ng_lakes [;l WC &.
Lake Rabun-GA Power Boating, fish ing, camping and lodging are offered here. Daily. Call for fees. Lake Rabun Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-4014, 888-GPCLAKE, georgiapower.com/gpclake [;,l WC
Nantahala Outdoor Center-Chattooga The NOC offers white-water rafting and kayaking instruction, as well as a range of paddling classes and internatio nal adventure tours. Both guide-assisted and rental trips are available. Call for hours and fees. Off US Hwy 76 E., Clayton, 30525 864-638-5980, 800-232-7238, noc.com
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Persimmon Creek Vineyards The winery has been designed as an extension of the recently completed French Count ry far m house. Call for hours of tours and tastings. 81 Vineyard Lane, Clayton, 30525 706-212-7380, persimmoncreekwine.com
Rabun Beach Recreation Area Visitors can enjoy p icnicking, hiking, boating, swimming and fishing . Campsites w ith electrical and water hookups are available. Daily. Call for fees. Lake Rabun Rd. S. (County Rd. 10), Clayton, 30525, 706-782-3320, fs.fed.us/conf [;,l WC
Sandy Bottom Recreation Area Campsites, p icnic areas and f ishing make th is spot a mountain favorit e. Daily. Call for fees. Forest Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525
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Southeastern Expeditions-Chattooga Overnight trips, canoe and kayak instruction and group team-building seminars are avai lable. The season ru ns Mar.-Oct. Call for hours and fees. 7350 US Hwy 76 E., Clayton, 30525 404-329-0433, 800-868-7238 southeasternexpeditions.com [;l WC
Southern Nantahala Wilderness Area This scenic area of fers breathtaking v iews of the mountains, in ad dition t o hiking, ecot ourism and wi ld life viewing. Daily. Free. Forest Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, ts.fed.us/cont [;l
Tallulah River Recreation Area Fish for tro ut in the Tallulah River or hike through nearby Coleman River Scenic A rea in t his secluded section of the Tallulah Ranger Distr ict. Daily. Call for fees. Forest Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525
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Tate Branch Recreation Area Located in the Tallulah Ranger District, this recreation area has good trout fishing, exceptional fall color and remote mountain scenery. Campsites available. Daily. Call for fees. Forest Service Rd. 70, Clayton, 30525 706782-3320, fs.fed.us/conf [;l WC 6-.
Warwoman Dell Recreation Area This densely forested area on Warwornan Creek produces abundant wildflowers. Enjoy p icnicking and the nature t rail. Daily. Mid-Mar.-mld-Nov. Free. Shelter rental $40. Warwoman Rd., Clayton, 30525
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warwoman Wildlife Management Area Enjoy hunting, camping, fishing, hiking, bird watching, picnicking and horseback riding trails. Daily. Free. Call for camping fees. Warwoman Rd., Clayton, 30525 770-535-5700, georgiawlldllfe.com Cl
Wildwater Ltd.-Chattooga Rafting trips here provide exceptional facilities. top-quality equipment and a highly t rained staff. Daily. Hours vary seasonally. Cail fo r fees.
Off us Hwy 76, Clayton, 30525
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Willis Knob Recreation Area Horseback riding, fishing and hiking are all available here. Daily. Call for fees. Willis Knob Rd., Clayton, 30525 706-782-3320, fs.fed.us/conf Cl WC b.
Travel Services
Rabun County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and also Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. during Apr.-Oct. 232 US Hwy 441 N., Clayton, 30525 706-782-4812, gamountains.com [;lWC c-.
Rabun County Convention and Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 788, Clayton, 30525
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Clermont Northeast Georgia Mountains
Montara Farm Horseback Riding Take a two-hour group tra il r ide through 600 acres of lush w ild flower meadows and mountain-view trails. Corporate dude ranch events and team-building activities avail. Daily. Call for fees. 6749 St ringer Rd., Clermont, 30527 770-983-0503, montarafarm.com [;l WC 6-il T
Cleveland (1- 3) Northeast Georgia Mountains
BabyLand General Hospital Witness the "birth" of a Cabbage Patch Kid In a turn-of-the-century-themed medical clinic. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 73 W. Underwood St., Cleveland, 30528 706-865-2171, cabbagepatchkids.com
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Boggs Creek Day Use Hunting and fishing nearby. Daily. US Hwy 129 N., Cleveland, 30S28 7067S4-6221, fs.fed.us/conf
Cannon Falls Lodge Fly Fishing Providing fly fishermen from all over the nation one of the most beautiful and secluded fly-fishing experiences available in the South. Reservations are required. Call for hours and fees. 706-348-7919, cannonfallslodge.com ClWC o-\lY
Chestatee Wildlife Management Area Public hunting, camping, hiking, b ird watching, picnicking and fishing are available in this 25,000-acre area. Daily. Call for fees. 11 miles north of Cleveland, off US Hwy 19, 770535-5700, georgiawildlife.com Cl WC
Gold 'n Gem Grubbin Mine Visit an authentic operating gold mine and pan for gold and gemstones. Fishing and camping are also available. Daily. Summer 9 a.m.-6 p.m., off-season 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. 7S Gold Nugget Ln., Cleveland, 30528
706-865-5454, goldngem.com Cl WC b.
White County Historical Museum This local history museum displays Meaders pottery and offers a small gift shop. Thu.-Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. or by appt. On the Cleveland Square, Cleveland, 30528, 706865322S
Wildwood Outfitters Outpost at the Chattahoochee River offers groups and individuals guided. unguided and assisted canoe, kayak and raft rentals, instructions, camping trips and special events. 140 Mossy Creek Point, Cleveland, 30528, 706865-4451, 800-553271S, wildwoodoutfitters.com
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White County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 122 N. Main St., Cleveland, 30528 706-865-5356, whitecountychamber.org ClWC b
Cohutta Northwest Historic High Country
Cohutta Fisheries Center The Cohutta National Fish Hatchery features tanks displaying the warm-water species raised by the hatchery. Fishing is available. Office open Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. 253SO Red Clay Rd., Cohutta, 30710 706694-8830, daltoncvb.com Cl
Colbert Northeast Georgia Mountains
Brush Creek Sporting Club Shoot clays or take a full- or half-day guided quail and pheasant hunt or hunt with your own dog. No hunting license required. Wed.-Thu. 12-6 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 2-6 p.m. Call for fees. 1631 Mo riah Church Rd., Colbert, 30628 706788-2910, brushcreekfarm.net Cl WC ?I

Comer Northeast Georgia Mountains
Watson Mill Bridge State Park Home to Georgia's longest covered bridge still ,n its 1885 location, this scenic park offers camping, a picnic area, hiking and biking trails, fishing, seasonal canoe rental and equestrian trails. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 650 Watson Mill Rd., Comer 706783S349, 8008647275,
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Commerce (J-5) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Atlanta Dragway This top NHRA Power Aid drag-racing facility is the site of the Southern Nationals each May. Call for schedules and fees. SOO E. Ridgeway Rd., Commerce, 30529 706-335-2301, 770-682-3782,
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Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 1655 S. Elm St., Commerce, 30529 706-335-1897, jacksoncountyga.com
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Cornelia (J-4) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Lake Russell Wildlife Management Area This area is ideal for hiking, biking and tra il running. Call for fees. Off GA Hwy 123, east of Mt . Airy, adja cent to Lake Russell Recreation Area Cornelia, 30531, 770-535-5700,
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Loudermilk Boarding House Museum A permanent d isplay on the third floor is owner Joni Mabe's "Panoramic Encyclopedia of Everything Elvis." Fri.-Sat. 10 a.m-5 p.m. Adults $5, children 6 and under free. 271 Foreacre St., Cornelia, 30531 706-778-2001, jonimabe.com Cl e-
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Habersham County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 123668 Clarkesville St., Cornelia, 30531 706-7784654, 800-835-2559, habershamchamber.com
Crandall Northwest Historic High Country
Cohutta Springs Visitors enjoy horseback riding, ropes courses, paddleboats, waterskiing, pon toon boat ride and canoeing. Lakefront motels, cabins and chalets are available. Call for hours and fees. 1175 Cohutta Springs Rd., Crandall, 30711, 706-695-9093, 800-940-6789,
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Cum ming (G-5) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Airborne Promotions Hot Air Balloon Rides Experience Georgia from the sky! All hotair-balloon rides are weather permitting. Call for hours and fees. Cumming Area 678-283-4033, 678-947-9866, 770-380-3951 airbornepromotlons.com WCfl
Rainbow Ranch Trout Farm Pay for what you catch at $4.29 per pound. Equipment, picnic pavilion and tables provided. Daily. 41 Ruth Lane, Cumming, 30041 770-887-4797, rainbowranchtrout.com
Poole's Mill Park and Historic Covered Bridge Poole's Mill is a 10-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. Daily. Free. 7725 Poole"s Mill Rd., Cumming, 30040
770-781-2215, forsythco.com [;l WC 6-Y
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Cumming-Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Thu. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 212 Kelly Mill Rd., Cumming, 30040 770-887-6461, forsythchamber.org
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Dahlonega ( H-3) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Appalachian Outfitters River Trips Experience the serenity of the Etowah and Chestatee Rivers by canoe or kayak. Daily June-Au g., Thu.-Sun. dur ing Apr., May & Sept. Call for fees. 2084 S. Chestatee, GA Hwy 6 0 S., Dahlonega, 30533, 706864-7117, 800-426-7117, canoegeorgia.com
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Blue Ridge Wildlife Management Area Enjoy hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, bird watching, picnicking and horseback riding (bring your own horse) o n 38,900 acres. Daily. Call for activity fees. GA Hwy 52 W. (Lower Blue Ridge WMA) or GA Hwy 60 N. (Upper Blue Ridge WMA), Dahlonega, 30533 770535-5700, georgiawildlife.com l::lWCe-
Buisson Arts Center This art consortium brings together various art projects to promote the arts in the North Atlanta area. Visitors can enjoy a gallery, a children's theater, a dinner theater and a music hall. Daily 10 a.m.-11 p .m. Call for schedule and fees. 199 Choice St., Dahlonega, 30533
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Chestatee Wildlife Preserve This attraction specializes in the preser vation through education of exotic and domestic wildlife. Daily 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Adults $10 . chi ldren $6. 469 Old Dahlonega Hwy, Dahlonega, 30533, 678-859-6820, chestateew ildlifepreserve.o rg
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Consolidated Gold Mine Take a wa lking t our th ro ugh the un derground network of t unnels, learn ab out t echniques used by early miners, your hand panning for gold o r screening for gemston es. sum mer daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m., w inter daily 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. A dults $11, children 4 -14 $7. Call fo r group rates. 185 Consolidated Gold Mine Rd., Dahlonega, 30533, 706-864-8473,
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Crisson Gold Mine Visit Georgia's only working stamp mill, a 120-year-old machine used to crush rock and remove gold. Check out other working m ine machinery or p an for gold and gemston es. Daily. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. 2736 Morrison Moore Pkwy E., Dahlonega, 30533, 706-864-6363, crissongoldmine.com [;l WC <.,"-
Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site Located in the old county courthouse, this museum tells the story of our nation's first go ld r ush. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m ., Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adu lts $3, children 6-18 $1.50, seniors $2. 50 . 1 Public Square, Dahlonega, 30533
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Dahlonega Historic District Dahlonega features unique shopping and dining experiences in authentic 19th -century buildings. Dai ly. Free. Town Square, Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-3711, 800-231-5543,
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DeSoto Falls and DeSoto Falls Recreation Area A sign at the !railhead here attributes th e falls' name to the d iscovery of a mysterious plate of ar mor in t he 1880s. Enjoy hiking, fishing, picnicking, camping and wild li fe viewing. Call for hours and f ees. US Hwy 19, 18 miles north of Dahlonega, 30533, 706-745-6928, fs.fed .us/conf [:l WC
Dockery Lake Recreation Area Th is rec area offers camping, hiking, picnicking and fishing. Daily. Late Mar.- late Oct. Call for hours and fees. Forest Service Rd. 654, off GA Hwy 60 Dahlonega, 30533, 706-745-6928, fs.fed.us/conf [:l WC
Frogtown Cellars Beautiful winery with complimenary tours on Sat. & Sun. wit h wine tastings. 3300 Damascus Church Rd., Dahlonega, 30533, 706-865-0687, frogtownwine.com
Funky Chicken Art Project Art gallery in a dilapidated c hicken house alo ng w ith a col lection of chickens and pheasants and a beautiful garden. 706-864-3938, funkychickenartproject.com
George Coleman Planetarium Regularly scheduled shows each Friday at 8 p.m. while school is in session. School and special shows are avail. by appt. A n ob servatory sky viewing w i ll be held after each show. Fri. 7:30 p.m. Free. North Georgia College and State University Campus, Sunset Dr. Dahlonega, 30533, 706-864-1471, ext. 1511 ngcsu.edu/academic/sciences/physics/jo nes/planetariumhome/planetarium.html [;lWC &,.
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Gold City Corral and Carriage Company Guided one- and two-hour-long horseb ack rides. Chuck-wagon dinners and carriage rides available. Half -day t rai l r id es are also avail., lunch inclu ded. Daily. Call fo r fees and reservations. 49 Forrest Hills Rd., Dahlonega, 30533 706-867-9395, goldcitycorral.com [;l WC \'I Y
Historic Holly Theatre This histor ic communit y theater hosts m ovies, theater productio ns, d inner theater and special performances. Call for schedule and fees. 69 W. Main St., Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-3759, hollytheatre.org C;;I WC TIT
Medicine Bow Ltd. This wi lderness sch ool guides student s of all ages toward a unique relation ship with the forest by connecting to ancient skills and lo re of th e Native American. By appt. only. Call for events and fees. 104 Medicine Bow, Dahlonega, 30S33 706-864-5928, medicinebow.net [:l WC
Sunny Farms North Enjoy one- and two-hour-long horseback r ides w ith pasture and m ountain trails. Full or pasture board ing is avail. Call for fees and reservations. 1332 Longbranch Rd., Dahlonega, 30533 706-867-9167 [;l WC
Three Sisters Vineyards & Winery In the heart of North Georgia's w in e country, plan a visit t o this 184-acre v ineyard estate. Tours, tast ings, gal lery, special events and packag es are avail. Feb.Dec . Thu.-Sun. and by appt. during Jan. 439 Vineyard Way, Dahlonega 706-865-9463, threesistersvi neyards.com
Wolf Mountain Vineyard Enjoy wine tours and tasti ngs, Vineyard Cafe, special events, Sunday brunches (April- mid-Nov.) and gourmet dinners. 180 Wolf Mountain Trail, Dahlonega, 30533, 706-867-9862, wolfmountainvineyards.com
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Dahlonega-Lumpkin County Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center Daily 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 13 S. Park St., Dahlonega, 30533 706-864-3711, 800-231-5543, dahlonega.org [;l WC&.
Dallas Northwest Historic High Country
Paulding County Historical Society Museum This m useum contains artifacts, relics, memorabilia and records of events and history of Paulding County. Tue., Thu., and Sat. 12-4 p.m . or by appt. A dults $2, children $1. Herschel Jo nes Middle School 295 N. Johnston St., Dallas, 30132 770-505-3485, 770-943-6166 (tours)
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Pickett's Mill Battlefield Historic Site One of t he b est -preserved Civi l War batt lefields offers a museum, film, earthworks, hiking trails and a picnic area. Tu e.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m .. Sun. 12-5 p.m . Adults $2.50, children 6 -18 $125, seniors $2. 4432 Mt. Tabor Church Rd., Dallas, 30157, 770-443-7850, gastateparks.org [:lWC&T
Southeastern International Dragway Races are scheduled each Fri. and Sat. night o n t his 1/8th-m ile drag-racing track. Call for schedule and fees. 1787 East Paulding Dr., Dallas, 30132 770-445-2183, southeasterndragway.com [;l WC 6,.YI
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Paulding County Chamber of Commerce Driving t our infor matio n avail. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m . 455 Jimmy Campbell Pkwy, Dallas, 30132, 770-445-6016, 877-862-9315 pauldingcountygeorgia.com [:lWC&
Dalton (D-2) Northwest Historic High Country
Atlanta Campaign Pocket Park The park is part of the Blue and Gray Trail, with a p laq ue and relief map explaining t his phase of t he Atlanta Campaign. Daily. Free. US Hwy 41 N., Dalton, 30720 706-270-9960, 800-331-3258,
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Confederate Cemetery and Memorial Wall This cemetery is the site o f 421 Confederate and 4 Union soldiers' graves. Daylight ho urs. Free. Ridge St. in West Hill Cemetery, Dalton, 30720, 706-270-9960, 800-331-3258,
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Creative Arts Guild Bo th a gallery and a dan ce studio, the guild sponsors exhibits and classes in dance, m usic and the arts. Mon.- Thu. 9 a.m.- 6 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Call for fees. 520 W. Waugh St., Dalton, 30720 706-278-0168, creativeartsguild.org
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Crown Gardens and Archives Hom e to the Whitfield -Murray Historical Society. Gen ealogy enthusiasts can find records here for Whitfield and Mur ray Counties. Tu e.- Fri. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. 715 Chattanooga Ave., Dalton, 30720
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Dug Gap Battle Park The rock walls at this monument were used by Civil War soldiers as protection dur ing battle. Daily. Free. W. Dug Gap Battle Rd., Dalton, 30720 706-278-0217, 800-331-3258, daltoncvb.com [;l
Historic Downtown Dalton Explore t he historic downtown and find a restored theate r, eclectic shopp ing, antiques, restaurant s and railroad depot. Mon.- Fri. 9:30 a.m.- 6 p .m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 104 S. Pentz St., Dalton, 30720 706-278-3332 [;;I&..
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Prater's Mill This histor ic gristmill was built in 1855. Grounds Daily. Buildings 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. during fairs only. Call for schedule and fees. 500 Prater's Mill Rd./GA Hwy 2, Dalton, 30721, 706-694-6455, 800-331-3258, PratersMill.org [;;l WC T
Spring Creek Preserve At this 200-acre wetlands reconstruction project v isitors can observe native flora and fauna. Sat.- Sun. Call for hours. Free. Boyles Mill Rd., Dalton, 30720 706-270-9960, 800-331-3258, dutil.com/springcreek.ht ml
Tunnel Hill Heritage Center and Western and Atlantic Railroad Tunnel Th e museum houses histor ica l displays and Civi l War, rai lroad and Native American artifacts. Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. (summer), 9 a.m.-5 p.m . (winter) . 215 Clisby Austin Rd., Dalton, 30755 706-270-9960, 800-331-3258, daltoncvb.com E;;l WC 6,.
Wink Theatre As Dalton's very own version of Atlanta's famous Fox Theatre, Wink offers concerts, p lays an d c lassic movies. Call for schedule and fees. 115 W. Crawford St., Dalton, 30720 706-226-9465, winktheatre.com WCMI T
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Dalton-Whitfield Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.- Fr i. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. P.O. Box 6177, Dalton, 30722 706-270-9960, 800-331-3258, daltoncvb.com [;l WC 6,.
Dalton Welcome Center Located inside theNorthwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center. Call for hours. 2211 Dug Gap Battle Rd ,, Dalton, 30720 706-272-7676, 800-824-7469,
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Danie lsville Northeast Georgia Mountains
Broad River Outpost Paddle along t hese exciting but easy Class II rapids. Outings are self-guided and lessons and campground are available. Closed m id - Nov. - mid- Mar., except for groups w ith an appt. Weekdays $10 per person, weeken ds and h olidays $15 per p erson. GA Hwy 281, 7911 Wildcat Bridge Rd. Danielsville, 30633, 706-795-3242, broad riveroutpost.com WC
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Madison County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- F ri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 101 Courthouse Sq., Ste. 1, Danielsville, 30633, 706-795-3473, madisoncountyga.org E;;l WC

Dawsonville (G-4) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Amicalola Falls and Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge This 729-foot waterfa ll is the highest in the Southeast. Hiking, camping, cottages and a lodge with rest aurant available. Dail y 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 418 Amicalola Falls Rd. 706-265-8888, 800-864-7275,
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Bowen Center for the Arts The center stages year-round exhibit s and performances by Georgia artists. Tue.-Fri. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sat. 12- 4 p.m. Free. 334 GA Hwy 9 N., Dawsonville, 30534
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Bradley's Pumpkin Patch and Christmas Trees
Visit for p ick-your-own pumpkins, as well as fresh produ ce including gourds, Indian corn and apples. The on-sit e gift shop offers honey, apple cider and m ore. Thu. - Sun. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Free. 55 Lawrence Dr., Dawsonville, 30534 706-265-1447, bradleyspumpkinpatch.com [;l WC 6,.
Burt's Farm
Enjoy a fa ll pumpkin h arvest, hayrides, talking p ump kin heads and popcorn processing. Sept. 1- Nov. 15. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees.
4801 GA Hwy 52 E., Dawsonville, 30534 706-265-3701, 800-600-BURT,
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Dawson Forest Wildlife Management Area Enjoy hunting, camp ing, ca noeing , birdwat ching, fishing, hiking , ho rseb ack r iding and an o bservation tower at this 25,000-acre area. Daily. Call fo r fees. GA Hwy 53 W., Dawsonville, 30534 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com C;JWC &
Dawsonville Pool Room Play so me pool and check out the Bill Elliott memorabilia, featuring highlights from his career. Sun.-Thu. 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 11 p.m. 78 E. First St., Dawsonville, 30534 706-265-2792,
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Etowah Valley Game Preserve & Sporting C lays Park British -style and flush pheasant, c hukar an d quail hunts avai lable for part ies of up t o 12 hunters fro m m id-Oct. th ro ugh m id-Mar. Spo rti ng c lays S-stand and trap o n-sit e. All of th e b irds are raised at t he p reserve. Call for hours and fees. 120 Leon Jones Rd., Dawsonville, 30533 706-265-6543, etowahvalleygame.com
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Georgia Racing Hall of Fame View exhibit s about Georgia's auto racing giants. Dawsonville, 706-265-3256, thunderroadusa .com
Indian Creek Plantation Choose from upland bird hunting, fly fishing advent ures and river t rip s o n t he beautiful Etowah River. 1547 Auraria Rd., Dawsonville, 30534 706-216-4344, indiancreekplantation.com
Kangaroo Conservation Center This wi ld life conservatio n and exotic-animals b reeding f acilit y has the largest kangaroo collectio n o utside of Australia. Guided tours available Tue.-Sat. by reservatio n o nly. Call for fees. 222 Bailey-Waters Rd., Dawsonville, 30534, 706-265-6100,
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Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch St op by and pick pumpkins from our p umpkin p atch. You'll also fin d a cor n m aze, g ourds of all sizes and Indian corn. Call for h ours and fees. GA Hwy 53 E., Dawsonville, 30534 770-772-6223, 888-0SHUCKS, uncleshucks.com [;l WC & 'fl
Travel Services
Dawson County Chamber, Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center Housed in the Dawso nville O ld Jail build ing. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. 54 GA Hwy 53 W. (Old Jail), Dawsonville, 30534, 706-265-6278, 877-
302-9271, dawson.org [;l WC 6-.

Demorest Northeast Georgia Mountains
Johnny Mize Athletic Center and Museum Nam ed for Baseb all Hall of Farner and for mer Piedmont p layer Jo hnny Mize, th e museum features memo rabilia from his career. Dai ly 6 a.m .-10 p.m. Free. 280 Laurel Ave., Demorest, 30535
706-778-3000, piedmont.edu [;l WC &
Dillard (J-1) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Andy's Trout Farm, Cabins and Campground Fishing, fishing equip ment and vacation cabins are all available here. Call for h ours and f ees. Betty's Creek Rd., Dillard, 30537 706-746-2550, and ystroutfarm.com
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Dillard House Stables Of fers f arm rides, r iver r ides, trail r id es, a children's ring rid e o r an all-day ride. Rid ing lessons are avail. Reservatio ns recommended for trail rides. Call for hours and fees. O ld Dillard Rd., Dillard, 30537 706-746-2038, 706-782-5630 (after hours)
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East Ellijay Northwest Historic High Country
Apple Orchard Alley Gilmer County is Geo rgia's apple capital an d 11 of th e county 's 18 apple orchards are spread across this p icturesque va lley alo ng GA Hwy 52. Daily. Au g.- Dec. Free. GA Hwy 52 E., East Ellijay, 30540 706-635-7400
Travel Services
Gilmer County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.- Fr i. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m .. Sat. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. 368 Craig St., Ste. 4 , East Ellijay, 30539 706-635-7400, gilrnerchamber.corn [;l WC 6,.
Elberton (M-6) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Beaverdam Marina Full-service marina and restaurant. Thu.- Sun. 11:30 a.rn .- 9 p.m. Call for fees. 1155 Marina Dr., Elberton, 30635
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Bobby Brown State Park This quiet par k on 70,000-acre Clarks Hill Lake offers fishi ng, b oat rental, swi mming, picnic king, hiking trails and campsit es. Daily. 7 a.m.- 10 p .m. Call fo r fees. 2509 Bobby Brown State Park Rd. 706-594-4222, 800-864-7275,
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Broad River Wildlife Management Area W ith a nice v iew of the Broad River Shoals and exce llent canoeing, t his is a great p lace t o enjoy the ou tdoors. Daily. Call fo r fees. Off GA Hwy 79 W., Elberton, 30635 770-918- 6400, georgiawildlife.com
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Elbert County Courthouse Elberton ca lls itself th e Granit e Cap ital of the Wo rld and t his granite-an d-marble land mark show s w hy. Mo n.-Fri. 9 a.m .5 p.m. Free. On the Square, Elberton, 30635
706-283-5651, elbertga.com [;l WC 6-
Elbert County Wildlife Management Area On t his 2,500 -acre area, hunt ing, fi shing, bird w at ching, canoe access, a b oat ramp and p icnicking are avail. Dail y. Cal l for fees. Off GA Hwy 72, Elb erton, 30635 706-595-4222, georgiawildlife.corn [;l
Elberton Granite Museum and Exhibit W ith in t he three stor ies of self-guided exhib it s are educational d isplays of antiq ue g ranit e- w orkin g tools used in t he quarry, as w ell as oth er artifact s. Mon.-Sat. 2-5 p.m. Free. 1 Granite Plaza, Elberton, 30635
706-283-2551, egaonline.corn [;l WC 6.
Georgia Guidestones Also called "Stonehenge of Ameri ca ," the st ones represent a baffling myst ery, for the identity of the person w ho commissio ned t he monument remains unknown. Dail y. Free. GA Hwy 77 N., Elberton, 30635 706-283-5651, elbertga.corn [;l
Lake Richard B. Russell W ith 54 0 m iles of sh oreline, t his lake provides plenty of fishing and swim ming . There is a visitors center at the dam and a fishing p ier is located below t he dam. Dail y 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m . Free. 4144 Russell Dam Dr., Elberton, 30635 706-213-3400, 800-944-7207 sas.usace.a rm y.mil /lakes/Russell
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Nancy Hart Cabin Befo re she gained not o riety as a colon ial spy d uring the American Revolut ion, Nancy Hart w as also a st aunch patriot, a d eadly accurate shot and a skilled doct o r. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. River Rd., Elberton, 30635 706-283-5651, elbertga.corn [;l
Old Dan Tucker's Gravesite A vet eran of t he American Revolution, Daniel Tuc ker is prob ably b est known as the Methodist minister w hose empathy and kindness tow ard slaves inspired the song "Old Dan Tucker," a beloved American folk b allad. Daily. Free. Heardmont Rd., Elberton, 30635 706-283-5651 , elbertga.corn [;l

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Richard B. Russell State Park This park offers fishing, boating. camping, cottages. a swimming beach, boat rental, a golf course. beach volleyball. a rowing area and hiking and biking trails. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 8 miles northeast of Elberton, off GA Hwy 77, 706-213-2045, 800-864-7275,
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Travel Services
Elbert County Chamber and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 104 Heard St., Elberton, 30635 706-283-5651, elbertga.com CllWC e-
Ellijay (F-3)
Northwest Historic High Country
Gilmer Golf and Games Inc. Championship miniature golf. indoor batting cages and video game rooms offer hours of fu n. Mar. 1-Nov. 1. Call for hours and fees. 7286 GA Hwy 515 N., Ellijay, 30540
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Hillcrest Orchards Apples. apple cider. sorghum syrup, mountain honey and apple butter are for sale. Activities include wagon rides, a nature trail, a petting zoo and pick-yourown fruit. Sept. 1-Nov. 30 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. 9696 GA Hwy 52 E., Ellijay, 30540 706-2733838, hillcrestorchards.net
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Olde Downtown Square There's something for everyone in downtown Ellijay, from antiques stores and art galleries to col lectibles and specialty shops. Daily. Free. Downtown Ellijay, 30540 706-635-7400, g ilmerchamber.com
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Rich Mountain Wildlife Area Despite the lack of established trails, hik ers and climbers enjoy this 9,000-acre black bear preserve. Free. Rich Mountain, Ellijay, 30540 706-632-3031 Cll
Ridgeway Mountain Bike Trail Advanced and intermediate sections of this six-m ile trai l have been developed to challenge r iders o f various skill levels. Daily. Call for fees. GA Hwy 282, Ellijay, 706334-2248, carters.sam.usace.army.mil Cll WC
River Park The park offers picnicking, tennis. swim ming and seasonal sports facilities. Office open Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Park Daily. Free. 1363 S. Main St., Ellijay 30540
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Travel Serv ices
Gilmer County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat.-Sun. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. 368 Craig St., Ellijay, 30539 706-635-7400, gilmerchamber.com
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Flowery Branch (H-5)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Aqualand Marina This full-service marina has all the amenities. including a fuel dock. pump-out facilities. 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 Sailing Academy is based here. Call for hours and fees. 6800 Li ghts Ferry Rd., Flowery Branch, 30542, 770-967-6811, f l a gshi p m a r i n a s . c o m / m a r i n a s /
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Atlanta Falcons Headquarters and Training Facility Visit the display on the team's history at the interactive museum or purchase team memorabilia at the store. Call for hours. 4400 Falcon Pkwy, Flowery Branch, 30542, 770-965-3115, 800-241-3489,
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Ffowery Branch Depot This 100-year-old historic train depot now serves as a community center and museum. Call for hours and fees. Main St., Downtown Flowery Branch, 30542, 770-967-6391, cityofflowerybranch.org
Harold Nash lake Lanier Striper and Bass Fishing Guide Service Lake Laniers professional striper fishing and bass fishing guide service specializes in trophy angling for giant stripers and bass. Call for hours and fees. 5931 Nacoochee Trail, Flowery Branch, 30542, 770-967-6582, lanierfishingguide.com [],l WC
Lake Lanier Lodges Boat Rentals Rent pontoon, deck, fishing and ski boats or wave runners, skis. tub, knee boards. hydrobikes and kaya ks. 6598 Lights Ferry Rd ., Flowery Branch, 30542, 770-967-1804, 888-972- 6300, lakelanierlodges.com Cll WC
Travel Services
Northeast Georgia Welcome Center Daily. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 4700 Lanier Pkwy, Flowery Branch, 30542, 770-965-9272,
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Fort Oglethorpe (B-1)
Northwest Historic High Country
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park The nation's oldest and largest military park features monuments. historical tablets, hiking trails. a multimedia program and horse trails. Daily 8 a.m.-4:45 p .m. Summer hours 8 a.m.-5:45 p.m. Call for fees. 3370 LaFayette Rd., Fort Oglethorpe, 30742, 706-866-9241, nps.gov/chch [;lWC 6.
Gainesville (H-5)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Alta Vista Cemetery and Longstreet Gravesite This cemetery is the final resting place of two Georgia governors and General James Longstreet. Daily. Free. 521 Jones St. and Jesse Jewell Pkwy, Gainesville, 30501, 770-536 -5209 GlWC b-
Bete Todd Wages and Princess Lucie Shirazi Vintage Clothing Collections These exhibits feature apparel collections from the early 1880s to the 1960s, with
special emphasis on the Victorian and
Edwardian periods. Sat.-Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. 406 Academy St., Gainesville, 30501 770- 534-6244, 800-252-5119,
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Brenau University Permanent Art Collection More than 1,000 pieces of original art grace the university campus. Outdoor sculpture, paintings and art in a variety of media are scattered across the landscape. Mon.- Fri. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.. Sun. 2-5 p.m. Free. One Centennial Cir., Gainesville, 30501 770-534-6263, brenau.edu [;l WC 6.
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest Check out this regional office that fea tures maps. guides and books on recreation and camping areas within the forest. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30
p.m. can for fees.
1755 Cleveland Hwy, Gainesville, 30501
770-297-3000, ts.fed.us/cont al WC b
Elachee Nature Science Center This natural history museum and nature complex of-fers exhibits. live animal display, native plant garden and hiking trails. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. 2125 Elachee Dr., Gainesville, 30504
770-535-1976, elachee.org [;l WC b T
Gainesville Marina Full-service marina. Call for hours and fees. 2145 Dawsonville Hwy, Gainesville, 30501, 770-536-2171,
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Green Street Historic District Enjoy the 19th- and 20th-century Victorian and neoclassical residences and businesses along this picturesque half-mile corridor. Daily. Free. Green St., Gainesville, 30501 770-536-5209, 888-536-0005, gainesvillehallcvb.org
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Historic Downtown Gainesville Restaurants. specialty shops, an art center. art galleries and museums can all be found here. Visitors can also enjoy a walking tour of the solar system that begins on the downtown square. Downtown Square, Gainesville, 30501
770-297-1141, gainesville.org C;;I WC b
Historic Hall County Courthouse After a tornado destroyed the downtow1~ area, the cou rthouse and Gainesville c ity hall building were re built in 1936 fac ing Roosevelt Square. City hall open Mo-Fri. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. 225 Green St. N.E., Gainesville, 30501
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1.N.Klnteractive Neighborhood for Kids Museum designed to encourage children to develop to their full potential through educational and exciting hands-on learning experiences. 203 Green St. SE, Gainesville, 30501 770-536-1900, inkfun.org
Lake Lanier Olympic Center The site of the rowing, spr int canoe and kaya k events o f the 1996 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. 3105 Clarks Bridge Rd., Gainesville, 30506, 770-287-7888, lckc.org, llrc.ws
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Lanier Flight Center Take a sightseeing trip over Lake Lanier and the North Georgia mountains or learn to fly! Call for hours and fees. 1115 Aviation Way, Gainesville, 30501 678-989-2395, lanlerflightcenter.com
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Larry's Lanier Guide Services Whether you are a seasoned pro or a novice angler. you will enjoy fishing with Captain Larry on Lake Sydney Lanier. one of the nation's premier striper and spotted bass fisheries. Call for hours and fees. 8850 Bay Dr., Gainesville, 30506 770-842-0976, 770-844-0976,
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Northeast Georgia History Center The history center features a permanent exhibit that details the history of Northeast Georgia. The co llection includes a gallery devoted to Ed Dodd, creator of the Mark Trail adventure strip. The Northeast Georgia Sports Hall of Fame is also housed here. as well as the Chief Whitepath cabin. circa 1780. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Sun. 1-4 p .m. Adults $5. children $3, seniors $4. 322 Academy St., Gainesville, 30503
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The Oaks Miniature Golf, LLC Come by for a few rounds of miniature golf at this course. Daily 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 3709 Whiting Rd., Gainesville, 30504 770-534 4386, oaksminiaturegolf.com I] WC 6-111'

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From Harber House Inn 2280 N. Broad Street, Commerce, 706-335-9388 or 877-226-9886 harberhouseinn.com
cup chopped pecans 1 cwp brown sugar 1/2 cup flour 2 large eggs 1/2 cup butter melted
Combine pecans, sugar and f lour. Make well in center. Beat eggs until foamy, add butter, then add to dry ingredients. Stir just until moistened. Bake 3502 for 20-25 minutes.
Quinlan Visual Arts Center This Northeast Georgia regional arts organization is home to world-class exhibits and workshops. as well as a wide variety of classes. The organization is a supporter of local artists and offers an extensive gift shop. Call for hours. Free. 514 Green St. N.E., Gainesville, 30501 770-536-2575, quinlanartscenter.org
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River Forks Park A swim ming beach, picnic sites wi th tables and grills. fishing, hiking. camping, boating and a sand volleyball court are offered here. Mar. 1-Dec. 31. Call for hours and fees. 3500 Keith Bridge Rd., Gainesville, 30504, 770-531-3952,
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Steam Locomotives The Gainesville and the Midland 209 are on exhibit at the corner of Jesse Jewell Parkway and West Academy Street. Free. Jesse Jewell Pkwy, Gainesville, 30501 770-536-5200, 888-536-0005, galnesvillehallcvb.org
Sunshine Charters Captain Glenn offers guided Lake Lanier fishing trips, boat rides. scenic sightseeing tours, shuttle services and realtor viewing trips. 3460 Marina Crest Dr., Gainesville, 30501, 770-297-0808, sunshinecharters.info
Travel Services
Gainesville-Halil County Convention and Visitors Bureau Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 117 Jesse Jewell Pkwy, Gainesville, 3050 3, 770-536-5209, 888-536-0005,
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Northeast Georgia Mountains Travel Association Contact this organization for regional travel information. P.O. Box 464, Gainesville, 30503 404-231-1820, georgiamountains.org
Greater Hall Chamber and Gainesville Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 230 E. E. Butler Pkwy, Gainesville, 30501, 770-532-6206,
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Hartwell (1-4)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Bluegrass Express Enjoy bluegrass music every Saturday night in this former cotton warehouse. Sat. 7-11 p.m. Call for fees. 57 Depot St., Hartwell, 30643
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Hart County Historical Museum Located In the Teasley-Holland House, t he museum i s an excellent source of county histor ica l Informatio n. Mon.- Frl. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 31 E. Howell St., Hartwell, 30643
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Hart County Wildlife Management Area Visit this area for 1,000 acres of hunting. primitive camping, birdwatching and p icnicking. Daily. Free admission. activity fees vary. GA Hwy 77 Alt. E., Hartwell, 30643
770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com Iii
Hart State Park Located on 55,590-acre Hartwell Lake, this park offers camping, cottages, a swimming beach, picnic areas, canoe rental, fishing and a hiking/biking t rail. Nearby marinas rent boats. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 330 Hart State Park Rd. 706-376-8756, 800-864-7275,
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Hartwell Lake Hartwell Lake offers a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities, including camping, fishing and boating. Visitors center Daily 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Call for fees. US Hwy 29 N., Hartwell, 30643 706-856-0300, 888-893-0678, sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/hartwell
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Hartwell Marina Full-service marina. Daily 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for fees. 149 Hartwell Marina Rd., Hartwell, 30643, 706-376-5441, hartwellmarina.com
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Historic Hartwell Hartwell's historic square offers quaint antique stores and unique gift shops with original regional crafts and fine art, coffee shops, restaurants and entertainment. Walking tours of historic downtown are avail. Downtown square, Hartwell, 30643 706-376-0188, cityofhartwell.com/mainstreet

Lunkers Guide Service Fully equipped guide service and accomodations on Lake Hartwell. All types of fishing. 1066 Mt. Olivet Rd ., Hartwell, 30643 706-376-4407
The Arts Center View regional and national fine arts and crafts at t his center. Thu.-Sat. 1-5:30 p.m. and by appt. Free ($1 do nation suggested). 338 E. Howell St., Hartwell, 30643
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Travel Services
Hart County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p .m. 31 E. Howell St., Hartwell, 30643 706-376-8590, hart-chamber.erg
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Helen (1-3)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Alpine Amusement Park Go-carts, a Tilt-A-Whirl and a Ferris wheel are all part of this family entertainment complex. Call for hours and fees. 419 Edelweiss Strasse, Helen, 30545 706-878-2306, helenga.org/alpineamusementpark
Alpine Antique Auto and Buggy Museum Antique automobiles. buggies and farm equipment are on display at this unique museum. Daily 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Adults $8. children $5, seniors over 80 free. 115 Escowee Or., Helen, 30545 706-878-0072, alpinemuseum.com
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Alpine Golf Improve your putting prowess at this miniature golf course. Call tor hours and fees. 7914 S. Main St., Helen, 30545
Andrews Cove Recreation Area This mountain rec. area offers visitors the opportunity to follow an old logging trail up to a section of the Appalachian Trail. Call for hours and fees. GA Hwy 75 N., Helen, 30545
706-754-6221, fs.fed.us/conf O WC b
Anna Ruby Falls The Lions Eye Interpretive t rail Is to persons with visual and physica l disabilities. Picnicking, hiking, a visitors center and a craft shop are also avail. Call for hours and fees. GA Hwy 356, Helen, 30545
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Black Forest Bear Park and Reptile Exhibit The park educates people about d ifferent species of bears by allowing them to observe live bears. The reptile exhibit has numerous large snakes for observation. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-7 p.m., S'at. 10 a.m.-8 p.m.. Sun. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Bear exhibit $4, repti le exhibit $1. 8160 S. Main St., Helen, 30545 706878-7043, biackforestbearpark.com 0 WC 6'T

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Charlemagne' s Kingdom The Kingdom f eat ures an HO-scal e m onorailroad exhibit that is a small-scale version of areas of Germa ny from the North Sea to t he Alps. Gi ft shop . Daily 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Call fo r winter hours. Adults $5. c hildren $2.50. 8808 N. Main St., Helen, 30545 706-878-2200,
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Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area This 25,000-acre pr im it ive w ildlife area inc lu des public hunting, fishing, prim itive camping, hiking, birdwatching and picnic kin g. Daily. Call for fees. Off US Hwy Alt. 75 and GA Hwy 75 N., Helen, 30545, 706-535-5700,
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Cool River Tubing Enjoy scenic 1- ho ur o r 2.5- hour floats or try the Ch attahoochee River water slide. Picnic areas and gr ill s available. Memorial Day- Labor Day 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. 590 Edelweiss Dr., Helen, 30545 706-878-2665, 800-896-4595,
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Cross Creek Stables Horseback rid ing on scenic riverside and m ountain trails. Rides daily Sun.- Fr i. Call for ho urs and fees. 7017 S. Main St., Helen, 30545 706-878-1600, 706-878-3327, nacoocheevillage.com [il WC
David Bristol Hot-Air Balloon Rides This company of fers p rivate, romantic hot-air-balloon rides above t he North Georgia m ountains. Call fo r hours and reservatio ns. Helen, 30545, 706-878-1449, goballooning.net
Dukes Creek Falls and Recreation Area The beaut iful Dukes Creek Falls p lum met into a scenic gorge. An ob servation deck a few hund red feet alon g a co mbinat io n paved trail and boardwalk permit s viewing o f t he falls. Daily. $3. GA Hwy 348, Helen, 30545 706-754-6221, ts.fed.us/cont C;;l WC
Dukes Creek Mine Pan for g old and screen for g em s at this m ine. Dai ly 10:30 a.m .-du sk. Call for p anning fees. GA Hwy 75, 1 mile south of Helen, 30545
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Habersham Winery Visit Georgia's second largest winery p roduc ing 12,000 cases annually fro m Georgia-grown grapes. Open daily for tast i ngs. Large wine shop. 7025 S. Main St., Helen, 30545, 706-878-9463, habershamwinery.com
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Helen Tubing Enjoy a full-fledged water park w ith slid es, t ubes and a lazy river float as w ell as a game room and gift shops. Or float the 'Hooch on a l.S-hour or 3-hour trip down t he Chattahoochee River from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Call for fees. 9917 GA Hwy 75 N., Helen, 30545 706-878-1082, helentubing.com CTlWCMIT

Horne's Buggy Rides Daily buggy rides t hrou gh the pict uresque streets of Helen. Adult s $S, children $3. 165 Dandy Lane, Helen, 30545 706-878-3658, helenga.org/hornesbuggyrides
Horse Trough Falls The Horse Trough Falls Trail (.04 m ile in len gth) leads to the b eautiful falls and is an excellent c hoice for novice hikers. Dai ly. Free. GA Hwy 75 and Forest Service Rd. 44, Helen, 30545, 706-754-6221,
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Nora M ill Granary Built in 1876, t his au t hentic working mill is powered by t he Chatt ahoochee River. The m ill has un dergone extensive restoration and is currently o p erated by the Fain fami ly using the orig inal French burr ston es. Call for hours. Free. 7107 S. Main St., Helen, 30545 706-878-1280, 800-927-2375, noramill.com C;;l
Raven Cliff Falls This waterfall is perhaps one of the most unusual in th e area because th e water flows throug h a split in the face of a solid rock out cro pping and plummets to the ground 100 feet below. Dai ly. Admission $3. Off Russell-Brasstown Scenic Byway, Helen, 30545, 706-754-6221, fs.fed.us/conf [il WC
Smithgall Woods Conservation Area and Lodge These 5,555 acres are now for cat c hand-release fishing o n Georgia's prem ier t rout stream (reservations required). hiking, biking, picnic ki ng and w ild lif e observation and rental lodge. Daily. 7 a.m.-6 p,m. Call for fees. 61 Tsalaki Trail, Helen, 30S45 706-878-3087, 800-318-5248,
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Tray Mountain Wilderness Area This p rimitive w ilderness area is so vast it stretc hes across t hree Ranger Di stricts, inclu ding the Chattooga, Tallulah and Brasstow n Distr icts. Daily. Call for fees. Forest Service Rd. 698 and Appa lachian Trail, Helen, 30545, 706-754-6221, ts.fed .us/conf
Unicoi Outfitters This outfi t ter off ers guid ed fly-fishing excursions, a full- service fly shop and f lyfishing and t y ing classes. Call fo r h ours and fees, 7280 S. Main, Helen, 30545 706-878-3083, unicoioutfitters.com [:;l
Unicoi State Park and Lodge Am enities include lodging, restaurant, camping, cotta ges, hiking and biking trails, sw im m ing b each, b oat rental, fishing, picnic areas, ropes co urse and program s. Daily 7 a.m .-10 p.m. Call fo r fees. 1788 GA Hwy 356, Helen, 30545 706- 878-2201, 800-864-7275,
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Upper Chattahoochee River Recreation A rea Camping, picnicking and hiking are all avai labl e. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Cal l for fees. Forest Service Rd. 44, Helen, 30545
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Woody's Mountain Bikes Renta ls and tours available. Daily 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. (except Dec.-Feb .). Call for fees. 19 Clayton Rd., Helen, 30545 706-878-3715, helenga.org/woodys
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Alpine Helen-White County Convention Center and Visitors Bureau Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. 726 Brucken Strasse, Helen, 30545 706-878-2181, 800-858--802T,- - -- -
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Greater Helen Area Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-S p.m .. Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 1074 Edelweiss Strasse, Helen, 30545
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Hiawassee ( 1-1) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Boundary Waters Resort Sp end a re laxing day on the lake in one of our pontoon boats, canoes or kayaks, t hen spend the evening in o ur comfortable accommodat ion s. Daily. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for fees. 528 Sunnyside Rd., Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-2530, 800-323-3562, bound-
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Crystal River Ranch-Llama Treks Explore the Chattahooch ee Nat ional Forest In t he company of a friend ly p ack llama. Reservat ions required. Trek inclu des a bu ffet-sty le lunch. Daily. $45 per person. 3499 US Hwy 76 E., Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-5005, crystalriver-ranch.com C;JWCfl
Fieldstone Marina Rent a pontoon, w ind rider, fishin g boat. o r aqu a cycle for a day of fun at t his fullservice mar ina. Dail y. Call for f ees. 3499 US Hwy 76 W., Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-2112, 800- 545-3408, fieldstoneinn.com
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Fred Hamilton Rhododendron Garden Take in t he beauty of more than 3,0 00 rhododend rons, azaleas and w ildflowers on this Lake Chatuge walking trail. Daily. Free. 1311 Music Hall Rd., Hiawassee, 30546 706-896-4191,
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Hickorynut Cove Trout Farm This private five- acre lake is great for padd leboating o r fish ing. Daily 8 a.m.-6 p.m, Free adm ission; pay b y the pound fo r what you catch. 2500 Hickorynut Cove, Hiawassee, 30546, 706-896- 5341,
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High Shoals l=alls & Sc enic Area Enjoy an observation deck beside two of the five falls in this area. Daily. Free. Forest Service Rd. 283, o ff GA Hwy 75, Hiawassee, 30546, 706-745-6928, fs.fed .us/conf [;l
Mountain Adventures at the Fieldstone Resort Let us plan an exciting excurs io n for you. including activ ities such as white-water rafting, golf, horseback riding, fly -fishing, kayaking, hiking, w ine and cheese-lake c ruises, houseboat renta ls and so much more. Call for hours and fees. 3499 US Hwy 76, Hiawassee, 30456 706-896-2262, 888-834-4409, thefieldstone.com [;l WC 6''11 T
Swallow Creek Wildlife Management Area Visitors can enjoy hunting, camping, fishing, birdwatching, hiking and picnicking on th is 19,000-acre wildlife area. Daily. Call for fees. Off GA Hwy 75, Hiawassee, 30546 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.com
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Upper Hi Fly Fishing Outfitters Year-round g uide service. Reservat io ns required. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.. Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Call for fees.
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Upper Hightower Trout Farm Pay for what you catch, bring your own gear or use theirs, picnic area, instruction, fish cleaning, coolers and ice for sale. Groups, families, individuals. kids and first-timers are welcome. 7150 Canaan Dr., Hiawassee, 30546, 706-896-8959
Homer (J-4) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Allen's Fly-A-Way Shooting Resort Lake Tehama is a pr ivately owned-lake providing habitat for an average of 1.000 ducks throughout the year. Call for hours and fees. 182 Lake Tehama Trail, Homer, 30547 706-677-2019, 866-217-0397 allensflyawayduckshootingresort.corn [;lWC c-
Banks County Historic Courthouse One of the four oldest courthouses in Georgia, this is currently home to the chamber of commerce and welcome center, as well as the local Historical Society Museum. which features art. WWII memorabilia, collector's items and historic records. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .-4 p.m. Free. 106 Yonah Homer Rd., Homer, 30547 706-677-2108, 800-638-5004,
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Banks County Jail The second floor of this former jail still has the cells, the bars on the windows and the chilling hangman's trapdoor. By appt. only. Free. Old Jail St., Homer, 30547 706-677-2108, 800-638-5004, bankscountyga.org [;l WC
Turpin Pottery Wor king potter's studio w it h display and shop. The pottery is fo r sale. Mon.-Thu. 8 a.m.-5 p.m or by appt. Fri.-Sun. 2500 U.S. Hwy 441, Homer, 30547 706-677-1528, turpinpottery.com
Wilson Shoals Wildlife Management Area On this 2.800-acre area, visi tors can enjoy hunting, primitive camping, hiking, bird watching, shooting range and picnicking. Daily. Call for fees. Off GA Hwy 365 on Yonah Rd., Homer, 30547, 770-535-5700, georgiawildlife.corn [;l WC
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Banks County Convention and Visitors Bureau Mo n.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Off US Hwy 441, Horner, 30547 706-677-5265, bankscountyga.org
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Travel back to a time before electricity and running water, and learn about the heritage and culture of the Appalachian Mountains at The Foxfire Museum in Mountain City.
Take a leap of faith and skydive in Rome. The Georgia Skydiving Center promises wide-screen, panoramic mountain views sure to take your breath away-if the jump doesn't first.
* Drop by the Atlanta Falcons Headquarters and Training Facility in Flowery Branch. Tour the interactive museum, purchase team memorabilia at the store and, if you're lucky, spy the team scrimmaging on the practice field.

Banks County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 106 Yonah Homer Rd., Homer, 30547 706- 677-2108, 800-638-5004,
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Jasper (F-4 ) Northwest Historic High Country
Burnt Mountain Overlook Pull off the road to appreciate a breath taking view of the southern end of the Appalachian Mountains. Daily. Free. Burnt Mountain Rd., Jasper, 30143 706-692-5600, pickenschamber.com
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Kirby-Quinton Heritage Cabin/Old Pickens County Jail Cabin features 19th century furnish ings of frontier dwelling built in 1866. Old jail b uilt in 1906 and used until 1982 incl udes history of law enforcemen t in county since 1853. Sat.-Sun. 2-5 pm. $3. 141 N. Main St., Jasper, 30143
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Pickens County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m . 500 Stegall Dr., Jasper, 30143 706-692-5600, pickenschamber.com
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Jefferson (J-6) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Crawford W. Long Museum Dr. Crawford W. Long performed t he first painless surgery here by administering a small dose of ether. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Hours vary for special events and festivals. Group tours by appt. Free ($1 donation requested). 28 College St., Jefferson, 30549 706-367- 5307, crawfordlong.org CJ WC &.
Peach State Speedway The Hooters Pro Cup and Georgia Asphalt Series events are held here, as we ll as many others. Call for schedule and fees. 388 Ly le Field Rd., Jefferson, 30549 706-387-7490, peachstspeedway.com [;l WCMIT
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Shields-Ethridge Heritage Farm This outdoor agricultural museum showcases a cotton gin, blacksmit h shop, wheat house, g ristmill and restored schoolho use c irca 1900. Some attrac tio ns are still in use today, Call for hours and fees. 2355 Ethridge Rd., Jefferson, 30549 706-367-2949, shieldset hridgefar m .org
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Kingston Northwest Historic High Country
Governor's House Stroll this 1930s estate, which is comple mented by gardens and a stained-glass chapel and specializes in meetings, retreats, weddings and banquets. Open for lunch the second Thu. of each month 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. o r by appt. Free, 45 Howard St., Kingston, 3014 5 770-336-9149, g o v e r n o r s h o u s e o n li n e.c o m
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Kingston Woman's History Museum The museum portrays life in Kingston following the Civil War. Sat.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. Free. 13 E. Main St., Kingston, 30145 770-336-5540, notatlanta.org
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LaFayette ( B-3) Northwest Historic High Country
John B. Gordon Hall Built in 1836, this is t he o ld est standing brick school in the state of Georgia and was Confederate general Braxton Bragg's headquarters. Call for hours. Free. N. Main St., LaFayette, 30728
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Keown Falls Hiking and wildlife viewing are two popular activities here. Picnic tables and grills are avail. Daily. $2 per vehicle. Off 175, Exit 341, LaFayette, 30728 706-695-6736, fs.fed.us/conf
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Marsh House Historic home built in 1836 by Spencer Stewart Marsh. During the Civil War, the home was occupied by union troops and now is a significant symbol of the area's history. 308 N. Main St., LaFayette, 30728 706-638-5187 I;;! WC 6,.
Pigeon Mountain Spelunking, hiking, fishing, camp ing , hunting, horseback r id ing and hang g lid Ing ca n be enjoyed here. Daily. Free. LaFayette, 30728 706295-6041, georgiawildlife.com
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Pocket Recreation Area Camping, picnicking and hiking are available. Daily Apr.- mid-Nov. Call for fees. Off 1-75, Exit 341, LaFayette, 30728 706-695-6736, fs.fed.us/ conf CJWC 6'T
Lake Lanier Islands ( H-5) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Lake Lanier Islands Lake Lanier Islands is a year-round vacat ion destinatio n offering lakefront cab ins and a full-service hotel. a beach, a water park, two golf courses and sail/power/pontoon boat rentals. Call for reservat ions and fees. 7000 Holiday Rd., Lake Lanier Islands, 30518, 770-932-7200, 800-840-5253, lakelanierislands.com CJ WC M IT
Lakemont Northeast Georgia Mountains
Hillside Orchard Farms Visit t his roadside country sto re fi lled with fresh seasonal produce, jam s, jellies and all sorts of other " jar red" g oodies. Daily 9 a.m.- 6 p.m . Free. 18 Sorghum Mill Dr., Lakemont, 30552 706-7820858, 866-782-4995, hillsideorchard.com CJ WC 6,.H T
Lake Seed-GA Power On this 835-acre lake, enjoy swimming, boating, picnicking and primitive camp ing. Daily. Call for fees. Off Lake Rabun Rd., Lakemont, 305S2 706782-4014, 888-GPCLAKE, georgiapower.com/gpclake I] WC 6,.
Lavonia ( K- 4 ) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Historic Downtown Lavonia Historic town located a few miles from Lake Hartwell and home to the smallest Carnegie Library. It also is the home of former governor Ernest Vandiver. Antique shops and tasty meals await you. Downtown Lavonia 706-356-8202, lavonia-ga.com
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Tugaloo State Park Located on SS.590acre Lake Hartwell. this park offers camping, cottages, a swimming beach, tennis courts. picnic areas. hiking trails, seasonal canoe rental, volleyball. horseshoes and mini-golf. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 1763 Tugaloo State Park Rd., Lavonia 706-3S6-4362, 800-864-7275,
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Lavonia Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-12 p.m.. 1-5 p .m. 1269 E. Main St., Lavonia, 30553 706-356-8202, lavonia-ga.com Iii WC '
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Lavonia Travel information, picnic tables. grills and pet-walking areas are available. Daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 938 County Rd. 84, Lavonia, 30553 706-356-4019, georgia.org [;;JWC 6-
Lookout Mountain
Northwest Historic High Country
Battles for Chattanooga Museum The three-d imensional electronic battle map presentation of Chattanooga's Civil War history features 5.000 miniature soldiers. 650 lights and sound effects of the major battles fought here. Daily. June-Aug. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept.- May 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults 56.95, children $4.95. 1110 E. Brow Rd., Lookout Mountain, 37350, 423-821-2812, 800-854-0675, battlesforchattanooga.com
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Rock City Gardens A wood land path leads visitors past rock formations. caves and lush gardens, which feature more than 400 different species of native wildflowers. plants. shrubs and trees. Call for hours. Adults $12.95, children 3-12 $6.95. 1400 Patten Rd., Lookout Mountain, 30750, 706-820-2531, 800-854-0675,
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Lula
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Blind Suzie Covered Bridge Also known as the Lula Covered Bridge, this is Georgia's smallest covered bridge. Daily. Free. Antioch Church Rd., off GA Hwy 51, Lula, 30SS4, 706-677-2108, 800638-5004, bankscountyga.org
Crocker Pottery-Georgia Folk Pottery Center Watch as true Georgia folk potters turn and burn their beautiful wares. A continu ous exhibit of pottery is on display and for sale. including Meaders and other folk potters work. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 6345 W. County Line Rd., Lula, 30554
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Marble Hill
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Swan Center Outreach This nonprofit organization is a sanctuary for rescued animals, offering trail rides. children's horse camps and a petting zoo. Lodging is available. Free tours Wed.-Sun. 10:30 a.m.-4:30 ,,.m. Call for fees.
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Maysville
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Hurricane Shoals Park This park features shoals for swimming and wading, along with trails. picnic areas. playgrounds, an old gristmill, an amphitheater and tours. Daily. Call for hours and pavilion rental fees. GA Hwy 82 Spur, Maysville, 30558 706-652 2370, hurricaneshoals.com [;;JWC b T
McCaysville
Northwest Historic High Country
Horseshoe Bend River Park Fish. hike or picnic on the banks of the Toccoa River. Daily. Free. River Rd., McCaysville, 30555
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Whitewater Rafting and canoeing Call the Fannin County Welcome Center for information on experienced guides and outfitters offering exciting white water rafting trips. McCaysville, 30555 706-632-5680, 800-899-6867
Morganton
Northwest Historic High Country
Morganton Point Recreation Area This recreation area offers camping, pie nicking, boating, fishing, swimming and hiking. Daily. Call for fees. County Rd. 616, Morganton, 30560 706-632-3031, fs.fed.us/conf l;;JWC c-
Mountain City
Northeast Georgia Mountain
Black Rock Mountain State Park At an altitude of 3,640 feet, the highest state park In Georgia offers hiking trails and overlooks in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Camping, cottages, picnick Ing, lake fishing and a summit visitors center are avail. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. Black Rock Mountain Pkwy, off US Hwy 441, 706-746-2141, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org C;1 WC b
Foxfire Museum A museum dedicated to the heritage and culture of the Appalachian mountains aims to give visitors an appreciation for the resilience of the region's early inhabi taMs and the hardships they faced. Mon.-Frl. 8 :30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Adults $5, c hildren 10 and under free. Group tours avail. 210 Foxfire Ln., Mountain City, 30562
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Mount Airy
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Lake Russell Recreation Area This tranquil 100-acre lake offers a relaxed setting for fishing. picnicking, swimming, camping and boating (no outboard motors permitted). May-Labor Day weekend. Free. 304 Lake Russell Rd., Mt. Airy, 30563 706-754-6221, fs.fed. us/conf [;;JWC6.T
Nelson
Northwest Historic High Country
The Marble Museum Tour the local treasure to learn how marble is formed, mined and quarried while exploring its many other uses. Free. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 1985 Kennesaw Ave., Nelson, 30151 770-735-2211 C;;J WC <>
Oakman
Northwest Historic High Country
Carters Lake Enjoy camping, picnicking, boating, fishing and hunting. Daily. Call for fees. 1850 Carters Dam Rd., Oakman, 30732 706-334-2248,
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Rabun Gap
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Barker's Mill This historic mill has been providing the local community with milling services since the 1880s. All-natural whole-wheat flo ur, buckwheat and g rits are produced here. Barker's Mill also carries woo l yarn. Shipping avail. anyw here In the U.S. Call for fees. P.O. Box 119, Rabun Gap, 30568 706746-6921, barkersmill.netfirms.com
Hambidge Center The center is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and maintains an artists residency program in an unspoiled natural setting. Accessibility to the public is through a nature trail. Call for hours. Free. Betty's Creek Rd., Rabun Gap, 30568 706-746-5718, hambidge.org [;;l WC
Resaca
Northwest Historic High Country
Confederate Cemetery-Battle of Resaca The Battle of Resaca was the first major engagement in the campaign for Atlanta. On the third weekend in May volunteers reenact the battle. Afterward, visit the nearby cemetery. Daily. Free. US Hwy 41 N. and Confederate Rd., Resaca, 30735, 706625-3200,
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Ringgold (C-2) Northwest Historic High Country
Elsie A. Holmes Nature Park Visit ors can hike a tra il, f ish, p icnic, or j ust enjoy a q uiet place to commune w ith nature. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 1-6 p .m. Group tours available. Admission free, pavilion deposit $25. 88 Ben Holmes Rd., Ringgo ld, 30736
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Old Stone Church Museum Built around 1850, the c hurch still has its or ig inal p ews and has been recently restored. "Leaning o n t he Ever-lasting Arms" is said t o have been first perfo rmed here. Th e b uilding now houses th e Ca t oosa County Hist orical Museum as wel l. Cal l f or h ours. Free. US Hwy 41 and GA Hwy 2, south of
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Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce Mo n.- Fr i. 8 :30 a.m.- 5 p .m. 264 Catoosa Cir, Ringgold, 30736 706-965-5201, 877-965-5201, gatewaytogeorgia.com [;l WC&.
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Ringgold Daily 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., restrooms 7 a.m.- 11 p.m. 2726 1-75 S., Ringgold, 30736 706-937-4211, georgiaonmymind.org [;l WC&,
Rising Fawn Northwest Historic High Country
Cloudland Canyon State Park This spectacular gorge can be explored from hiking trails and overlooks. Two small waterfal ls cascade over sandstone and shale at the bottom of the canyon. Camping, cottages, backpacking, picnicking, a d isc gol f course and tennis are available. Dai ly. 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Call for fees. 8 miles east of Trenton, on Route 136 706-657-4050, 800-864-7275,
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Lookout Lake Enjoy a day of fi shing or p icnicking on this q uiet lake. Utility hookups and p rimiti ve areas are avail. fo r camping. Call fo r fees. GA Hwy 136 E., Risi ng Fawn, 30738 706-657-7812 [;l WC
Lookout Mountain Flight Park and Training Center Lessons and tandem flights available at Amer ica's number one hang- g liding school. Call fo r hour s and fees . 7201 Scenic Hwy, Rising Fawn, 30738 706-398-3541, 800-688- 5637,
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Rockmart (C-6) Northwest Historic High Country
The Round House Built b y Jake Davitte in the lat e 1800s, this is said t o be the first round h ouse in the U.S. and the first cement ho use in Georg ia. Th e Round House is currentl y used as a f lorist shop . Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.5 p.m . Free. 438 Jones Ave., Rockmart, 30153 770-684-8426 [;l
Silver Comet Trail and Riverwalk The Sil ver Comet Trail, conn ecting Atlanta to the A labama state line, is accessible from downtown Rockmart. Daily. Free. 604 Goodyear St., Rockmart, 30153 770-684-8760, 800-226-2517,
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Van Wert Methodist Church and Historic District Located in Rockmart's historic d ist rict, the church is one of the o ldest b uildings in t he county. Daily. Free. 604 Goodyear St., Rockmart, 30153
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Polk County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. 604 Goodyear St., Rockmart, 30153
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Rock Spring Northwest Historic High Country
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Walker County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. Walker County Civic Center, 10052 US Hwy 27 N. Rock Spring, 30739 706-375-7702, walkercochamber.com [;lWC &
Rome (C-5) Northwest Historic High Country
Between the Rivers, Historic District The t own's hist oric distr ict is fi lled w it h turn-of-the-cen tury homes, many of Rome's o ld est church es, delig h tful sh op s and restaurants. Daily. Free. Downtown Rome, 30161, 706-295-5576, 800-444-1834, romegeorgia.org [;lWC 6.
Capitoline Wolf The statue, an official g ift from the Roman governo r in 1929, stands in front of Cit y Hall and port rays the Capitoline Wolf w ith Romulus and Remu s. Daily. Free. 601 Broad St., Rome, 30161 706-295-5576, 800-444-1834,
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Chieftains Museum/ Major Ridge Home Recen tly given the National Trail of Tears designation, this museum's focus is the fam ily of Cherokee leader Major Ridge and related history. Tue.-Fr i. 9 a.m.- 3 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. A d ult s $3, children $1.50, senior s $2. Group rat es avail. 501 Riverside Pkwy, Rome, 30161 706-291- 9494, chieftainsmuseum.org
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Georgia Skydiving Center The Skydiving Center offers up w idescreen, pan oramic, scenic m ountain views and excellent skydiving opportunitites. Wed.-Sun. 7:30 a.m.- sunset. Call for fees. 304 Russell Field Rd. N.E., Rome, 30165, 706-971-9029, georgiaskydivingcenter.com [;l WC l'I T
Lock and Dam Regional Park RV-ready campsit es with picnic shelters, an exhi bit ion cen ter, horseshoe pit s, canoe rentals, fishing on the Coosa River, rest room s and shower and laundry facilit y. Call for h ours and fees. 181 Lock and Dam Rd ., Rome, 30161
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Marshall Forest Hiking t rails crisscross one of the few rema ining stands of o ld-growth fo rest in the Ridge an d Valley Province, a geographical corridor that extends from Penn sylvan ia to Alabama . Free. Horseleg Creek Rd., Rome, 30165 404-873-6946, nature.org/georgia [;l
Myrtle Hill Cemetery Myrtle Hill has six levels, in which more than 20,000 p eople are laid to rest. In t he Veteran s Plaza sect ion, Charles Graves, America's Known Sold ier, is buried. Ellen Axson Wilson, President Woodrow W il son's w ife, is also laid t o rest here. Daily. Free. Myrtle St., Rome, 30161, 706-295-5576, 800-444-1834, romegeorgia .org [;l WC
Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum This museum houses a remar kable collection of art. as well as exhibits o f memorabi lia from Martha Berry's life and work in founding t he Berry Schools. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Admissio n $5. Group rates avail. 24 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Rome, 30165, 706-291-1883, 800-220-5504,
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Rocky Mountain Recreation and Fishing Area Enjoy fishing, hunting, picnicking, hiking, camping, swimm ing and other outdoor activ ities. Daily. $3 per vehicle. 4054 Big Texas Valley Rd. N.W., Rome, 30165, 706-802-5087,
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Roman Holiday Rent the Roman Holiday boat for group cruises on the Coosa and Oostanaula Rivers. Call the City of Rome Development Department for hours and fees. 607 Broad St., Rome, 30161
706-236-4477, romega.us [;l WC 6.
Rome Area History Museum Fascinating stories of adventure, explorat ion and dedicatio n await you, from DeSoto to t he Civil War, from early physicians and b arnstormers to m ore recent Rom e history. Tue.- Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m, Adm ission: $3. 305 Broad St., Rome, 30161 706-235- 8051, romehistorymuseum.com
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Resta urants:
Balle nger's 4400 Hwy. 27 Summerville, 706-857- 6980
Bernie's Restaurant Casual Fine Dining in t he Nacoochee Valley. Call for reservations. 2220 Hwy. 17 Sautee, 706- 878-3830 letsgotobernies.com
Cornerstone Grill Fine dining in a casual atmosphere. 2311 Chattanooga Rd. Dalton, 706- 529-2500
Doug's Place One of the best meat-andthrees around set in a d iner decorated with local photos of days past. 696 Hwy. 293 SE Emerson, 770-382-9 063
Johnny's BBQ Rea l Pit BBQ pork, c hicken & ribs and Brunswick Stew 1710 Cleveland Hwy. Gainesville, 770-536-210 0
Rome Little Theatre Quality entertainment for the whole family. Call for schedule and fees. 530 Broad St., Rome, 30162 706-295-7171, romelittletheatre.com [;.lWC b flT
Rome's Clocktower The Clocktow er is t he offic ial symbol of the city and sits atop o ne of Rome's seven hills. The st ructure. listed o n the National Register of Historic Places, was constructed in 1871 to hold the c ity's water supply. By appt. only. Free. 410 E. Second St., Rome, 30161 706-236-4416, romegeorgia.org [;.l b.
Rome Speedway The speedway is the world's fastest halfmile d irt track. Call for hours and fees. Chulio Rd., Rome, 30161 706-235-2541, dixiespeedway.com (;;IWC&.o/1

Rome Symphony Orchestra This orchestra, the oldest in the South, performs at the Rome City Auditorium. Call for schedule and fees. P.O. Box 533, Rome, 30162
706-291-7967, romesymphony.org [;.l WC 6--
Zion Farms Equestrian Camps More than 340 acres of green pastures. mountain tra ils, picn ic areas, gardens, guest cottages, a bed -and-breakfast and a bunkhouse awa it v isitors to this eq uestrian center. Culinary and riding c lasses and camps are also avail. Daily. Call fo r hours and fees. 2979 Big Texas Valley Rd., Rome, 30165 706-235-8002, zi onfarms.com [;.l WC 6,. rl T
Travel Services
Greater Rome Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center Housed in a train station, the Convention and Visitors Bureau boasts a g ift shop called the Last Stop, which is located in the caboose adjacent to the station. Mo n.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m ., Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 402 Civic Center Dr., Rome, 30161 706- 295-5576, 800-444-1834, romegeorgia .org [;.l WC &.
Rossville
Northwest Historic High Country
Chief John Ross House The two-story log home is a memorial to John Ross, chief of the Cherokee Nation. Tours are avail. Call for hours and fees. 826 Chickamauga, Rossville, 30741 706-866-5171 [;.l
Lake Winnepesaukah since 1925, this amusement park is fu n fo r t he w ho le fami ly. Rid e the Matterhorn, the Genie, the Tilt -A-Whir l. or any of 30 other rides. Paddleboats, m iniat ure g olf, games, arcade, gift shops and picnic area are available. Call for hours. Group rates available. Gate admission $3, ride admission varies, full-day pass $18, children under 2 free. 1730 Lakeview Dr., Rossville, 30741 706-866-5681, 877-525-3946,
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Royston ( L-5) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Ty Cobb Museum This museum feat ures little- known facts, m emorabilia, rare films and photographs and personal belongings of Ty Cobb. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .- 4 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $3, children and seniors $2. Call for group rates. 461 Cook St., Royston, 30662 706-245-1825, tycobbmuseum.org [;.l WC 6,.
Victoria Bryant State Park This park offers hiking and biking trails, a campground. golf course and pro shop. swimming pool, playgrounds and streamside picnic areas. Daily 7 a.m.-dark. Call fo r fees. 1105 Bryant Park Rd., Royston 706-245- 6270, 800 -864-7275, gastateparks.org l;l WC 6--T

Sautee (1-3)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Old Sautee Store & Museum This 130-year-old store features nostalgic and Scandinavian gifts. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m ., Sun. noon-5:30 p.m. Free. GA Hwy 17 and GA Hwy 255, Sautee, 30571, 706-878-2281, sauteestore.com [;.l WC Tl
Sautee-Nacoochee Center An on-site museum. theater, art gallery and conference facilities are featured at this thriving art center. Call for hours and fees. 283 GA Hwy 255 N., Sautee-Nacoochee, 30571, 706-878-3300, snca.org
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Scarlett's Secret Located in a two-story plantation-style home, this museum contains GWTW and Civil War memorabilia as well as a tearoom and gift shop. Mon.-Fr i. 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat. 10:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m. Adults $ 2.50, children under 12 free. 1902 GA Hwy 17, Sautee, 30571
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Stovall Mill Covered Bridge Drive by Geo rgia's shortest c lear-span covered br id ge. Daily. Free. GA Hwy 255, Sautee, 30545 706-878-2181
The Gourd Place This gourd museum and retail shop features more than 200 gourds from 23 countries. Jan.- Mar. By appt only. Free. 2319 Duncan Bridge Rd., Sautee, 30571 706-865-4048, gourdplace.com
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Suches
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Chattahoochee Forest National Fish Hatchery Three major fishing event s are held annually to promote recreational fishing and to introduce the public to the Fish and Wildlife Service. Educational tours and fishing in nearby Rock Creek are also available. Mon.- Fri. 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 4730 Rock Creek Rd., Suches, 30572 706-838-4723, southeast.fws.gov/chattahoocheeforest [;.l WC
Lake Winfield Scott Recreation Area Fish. hike, picnic , swim o r camp alongside t he clear 18-acre lake. Daily May- Oct. Day-use fee $3 per vehicle, camping fee $12. Reservations required for cabin and group campsites. GA Hwy 180, Suches, 30572
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Reel Angling Adventures Experience wild trout fly-fishing treks, tail-water trout float trips and instructional fly-fishing. Suches, 30572 reelanglingadventures.com
Woody Gap Recreation Area Enjoy scenic vistas of Yahoola Va lley, picnicking and hiking. The Appalach ian Tra il crosses GA Hwy 60 here. GA Hwy 60 N., Suches, 30572 706-745- 6928, fs.fed.us/conf

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Summerville (B-4) Northwest Historic High Country
James H. 'Floyd State Park Surrounded by rural countryside, this q uiet park offers fishing on two stocked lakes, hiking, camp ing, cottages and picnic areas are provided. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. 3 miles southeast of Summerville, off US Hwy 27, 706-857-0826, 800-864-7275, gastateparks.org [;;i WC 6.
Travel Services
Chattooga County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. excep t Wed. 9 a.m .-noon. 44 GA Hwy 48, Summerville, 30747 706-857-4033, chattooga-chamber.org [;;i WC6.
Talking Rock Northwest Historic High Country
Town of Talking Rock Downtown features restored buildings, antique shopping and a park. Daily. The unique shops are Thu.-Sun. Main St., Talking Rock, 30175
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Tallapoosa (B-7) Northwest Historic High country
Bud Jones Taxidermy Museum This museum includes exotic animal mounts. as we ll as an extensive fossil collect ion. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat. 9 a m.-noon. Free. 359 GA Hwy 120 E., Tallapoosa, 30176 770-574-7480, budjonestaxidermy.com
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Helton Howland Park This par k includes a beach area, a lake and an amphith eater. Daily. Free. US Hwy 78 E., Tallapoosa, 30176
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West Georgia Museum of Tallapoosa This museum focuses on local history and paleontology. Tue.- Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Adults $2, children $1. 185 Mann St., Tallapoosa, 30176 770-574-3125, westgeorgiamuseum.com !;;JWCb
Travel Services
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Tallapoosa Daily. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Free. 1-20 E. at the Georgia-Alabama line, Tallapoosa, 30176, 770-574-2621, georgiaonmymind.org
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Historic Walking Trail Brochures describ ing walking tours are avail. at th e library. Mon., Tue., Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Thu. 10 a.m- 8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 388 Bowdon St., Tallapoosa, 30176
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Tallulah Falls (J-2) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Georgia Heritage center for the Arts This arts center aims to promote emerg ing Georg ia artists. Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m .. Sun. 1-5 p.m . Free. 11785 US Hwy 441 N., Tallulah Falls, 30573, 706-754-5989,
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Lake Tugalo-GA Power Visitors can enjoy boating (25 horsepower motors or smaller) and fishing. Daily. Free. Off US Hwy 441 N., Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-782-4014, 888-GPCLAKE georgiapower.com/gpclake ~ WC 6,.
Minnehaha Falls The Minn eh aha Trail fo llows Fall Branch t o this 100-foot-high waterfall. Off Bear Gap Rd., Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-782-3320, visitnortheastgeorgia.com/waterfalls.htm [;;J
Tallulah Falls Lake-GA Power Cover ing 63 acres, the lake has 3.6 miles of shoreline and is part of the new Tallulah Gorge State Park. Daily. Call for fees. Off US Hwy 441 S., Clayton, 30525 706-782-4014, 888-GPCLAKE
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Tallulah Falls School Museum Displays include ph otos, paintings and artifacts that reflect the history of Ta llulah Falls School. Call for hours. Free. P.O. Box 10, Tallulah Falls, 30573 706-754-0400, ext. 3530, tallulahfalls.org l;;J WC 6,.
Tallulah Gorge State Park Explore the gorge via hiking and b iking trails, a suspension bridge an d a paved trai l. Gif t shop, picnic area, swimming beach, f ishing and camping are avail. Call for water-release schedule and kayaking info. Daily 8 a.m .-dark. Call for fees. 338 Jane Hurt Yarn Dr., Ta llulah Falls, 30573, 706-754-7970, 800-864-7275,
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Tallulah Point Overlook and Tallulah Adventures Can oe rental is available for paddling Lake Ta llulah, as well as overnight renta ls for campers, an observation deck and a gift shop. Dai ly 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. 940 Tallulah Gorge Scenic Loop, Tallulah Falls, 30573, 706-754-4318,
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Tate
Northwest Historic High Country
Tate Elementary (Marble School House) Visit the nation's only working public school constructed of marble. 5630 GA Hwy 53 E., Tate, 30177 706-253-5010,
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The Tate House One of the wor ld's historic treasures and nestled on 27 acres w it h panoramic views of t he North Georgia Mountains, the Tat e House is avail. for elegant gath erings, social event s, lodgings and wedd ings. The Tate House is listed on the National Reg ister of Historic Places. Call for hours. P.O. Box 549, Tate, 30177 770-735-3122, tatehouse.com
Toccoa (k-3) Northeast Georgia Mountains
Cunrahee Mountain This is the last mountain in the Blue Ridge chain. The name Currahee appropriately means " stands alone." Daily. Free. GA Hwy 17 and GA Hwy 365, Toccoa, 30577, 706-886-2132, toccoagachamber.com l;;J
Happy Trails Shuttle & Guide Service Reliable shuttle service for backpakers and paddlers throughout Georgia & Carolina mou t ains. Guided hiking and fishing trips. Toccoa, 30577, 770-823-8197, happytrailsguide.com
Henderson Falls Park Thi s park offers an amphitheate r, tennis courts and a b eautiful waterf all and nature t rail. Daily. Apr.-Oct. 7 a.m .- 5 p.m., Nov.- Mar. 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. Free. Henderson Falls Rd., Toccoa, 30577 706-886-2132, toccoagachamber.com
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Lake Yonah-GA Power Enjoy Lake Yonah wit h b oating, f ishing, p icnicking and camping. Daily. Call for fees. Yonah Dam Rd., Toccoa, 30577 706-782-4014, 888-GPCLAKE georgiapower.com/gpclake
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Stephens County Historical Museum Feat ures information on Stephens County's past. Call for hours and fees. 160 N. Alexander St., Toccoa, 30577 706-282-5055, toccoahistory.com l;;J WC 6.
Traveler's Rest Historic Site This 1833 p lantation home of the "r ichest man in the Tugaloo Va lley" includes antique furn ishings, a 90-foot-long porch and hand-numbered raft ers. Thu.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p .m., Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. 8162 Riverdale Rd., Toccoa 706-886-2256, gastateparks.org l;;JWCb
Travel Services
Toccoa-Stephens County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.-S p.m. Free. 160 N. Alexander St., Toccoa, 30577 706-886-2132, toccoagachamber.com i:;;i WC 6,.

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Toccoa Falls
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Toccoa Falls A t 186 feet, Toccoa Fall s is 26 f eet talle r t han Niagara Falls. Gift shop and restaurant. Adult s $1, children and seniors 50 cents. GA Hwy Alt. 17, Toccoa Falls, 30598 706-886-6831, 800-868-3257,
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Trenton (A-2)
Northwest Historic High Country
Wilderness Outdoor Movie Theater Wor ld's largest single-screen outd oor movie theater & drive-in. Enjoy the m ov ie from your car or the landscaped -hillside seating. Vending an d p ic nic area. Adul ts $5, ch ildren $3. Fri.- Sun. 217 Old Hales Rd., Trenton, 30752 706-657-8411, wildernesstheater.com
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Dade County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 111 Rai lway Lane, Trenton, 30752 706-657-4488, 877-871-1386,
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Villa Rica
Northwest Historic High Country
Travel Services, City of Villa Rica Guided tours are led by Tim Banks and are desig ned for you based on your interests, mobility an d comfo rt level. Mon.- Fri. 8 am.-5 pm. Call for fees. 571 Bankhead Highway, Villa Rica, 30180 678-785-1000, villarica.org
Waco
Northwest Historic High Country
Travel Services
Haralson County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m .- 5 p .m . Free. 70 Murphy Campus Blvd., Waco, 30182
770-537-5594, hara lson.org [;l WC 6-T
Waleska
Northwest Historic High Country
Funk Heritage Center This center is devoted to Native American history and the pioneer experience of Appalachian settlers. The center is Georgia's offic ial Frontier and South eastern Indian Interpretive Center. Call for h ours. Adults $6, children $4, seniors $5.50. 7300 Reinhardt College Cir., Waleska, 30183-2981, 770-720-5970,
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White
Northwest Historic High Country
Weinman Mineral Museum This simulat ed m ine and m useum features a m ineral and gemstone collection from Georg ia and around the wor ld . Call for hours. Adu lts $4, ch ildren 6 -11 $3, senio rs $3.50. 51 Mineral Museum Dr., Whit e, 30184 770-386- 0576, weinmanmuseum.org
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Travel Services
Wilderness Camp Marina Full-serv ice mar ina. Wed.-Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p .m ., Sun. noon-5 p.m. Call for fees. 451 Wilderness Camp Rd., White, 30184
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Whitesburg
Northwest Historic High Country
McIntosh Reserve This reserve features hiking, horseback riding, fishing, children's water park. camping and canoeing. Daily 8 a.m.- dusk. Call for fees. 1046 W. McIntosh Circle, Whitesburg, 30185, 770-830-5879, carrollcou ntyrec.com [;l WC 6,.
Winder (1-6)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Barrow County Museum Among t he rooms of the museum. see jail cells, exhibits on Senator Richard B. Russell, count y history and t he nearby Fo rt Yargo. Mon.-Fri. 1-4 p.m.. Sun. 2- 5 p.m. Free. 74 W. Athens St., W inder, 30680
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Fort Yargo State Park and Will-A-Way Recreation Area Camping, cottages. a lake w ith swimming beach, boat rental. hiking and b iking tra ils, p icnicking and mini-g olf are offered at this wooded p ar k bet,veen At hens an d Atlanta. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. l mile south of Winder, on GA Hwy 81 770-867-3489, 800-864-7275,
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Russell Family Cemetery Richard B. Russe ll's home in W inder still stands and the family cemetery has been preserved for public view. Dail y. Free. GA Hwy 53, Winder, 30680
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Barrow County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fr i. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 6 Porter St. (Historic Train Depot), Winder, 30680, 770-867-9444,
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Woodstock
Northwest Historic High Country
Dixie Speedway Dixie Speedway is a 3/8-m ile bankedclay oval that h osts excitin g st ockcar racing. May-Oct. Sat. 7:30 p.m. Call for fees. 150 Dixie Dr., Woodstock, 30189 770-926-5315, d ixiespeedway.com
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Olde Towne Woodstock Explore the historic shopping district. Don't mi ss a photo opportunity at the histor ic train depot, Woodstock's most recog nizable landmark, built in 1913. Woodstock Visitor Center, Thur.- Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Woodstock, 770-924-0406
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Woodstock Visitors Center at Dean's Store Established in 1906, th e st ore has remained in t he Dean family ever since and n ow serves as t he v isitors center. Thu.- Sat. 10 a.m .-3 p.m. 8588 Main St., Woodstock, 30188 770-924-0406, ci.woodstock.ga.us
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Young Harris ( H-1)
Northeast Georgia Mountains
Crane Creek Vineyards Vi sito rs enjoy the beauti ful v iew from the tasting room , gift shop, and bed and b reakfast. Call for hours and special event s. 916 Crane Creek Rd., Young Harris, 30582, 706-379-1 236, cranecreekvineyards.com
Rollins Planetarium Enjoy free public shows at one of the largest planetariums in the state. Arrive early. Seating is lim ited. Call for sch edule. Fri. 8 p.m. 1 College St., Young Harris, 30582 706-379-4312, 800-241-3754,
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Travel Services
Towns County Chamber of Commerce and Local Welcome Center, Towns County Tourism Association Inc. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m .- 5 p.m. and A pr.-Dec. Sat. 9 a.m .-4 p.m. 1411 Fuller Circle, Young Harris, 30582 706-896-4966, 800-984-1543,
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Southern Rivers
Leave hectic schedules behind, and let yourselfbe lured by the gracious hospitality and soothingpace ofthe Southern Rivers region in the southwestern corner ofGeorgia.
Discover a world ofattractions amid bountiful rivers and lakes, calming woodlands, andfarmlands bursting with peaches, pecans andpeanuts.

Garden of Earthly Delights
Callaway Gardens offers visitors far more than flowers. Cason Ca llaway preserved 14,000 acres of beautiful land in Pine Mountain for generations of visitors to enjoy. Bike over gently rolling hills on a 10-mile path, enjoy a round of golf or strike up a tennis or racquetball match. Go fly-fishing, shoot skeet or simply relax on the lakefront beach. Explore t he d iscovery,
butterfly and horticultural centers and v isit Mr. Cason's Vegetable Garden and the Azalea Bowl. Callaway is also known for its nature trails and seasonal events including the Spring Celebration, Masters Water Ski Tournament, July 4th Spectacular, Hot Air Balloon Fest and the holiday Fantasy of Lights.
Spirited Stories
The official state folklife play, Swamp Gravy, reveals much about the unique culture of rural Georgia. In a restored cotton warehouse in Colquitt, true-life local tales of faith, crime and punishment, medicine, community and family relationships are narrated, sung and acted out by local volunteers.

Tour of Homes
Get a glimpse of gracious liv ing at Thomasville's Pebble Hill Plantation. View the antiques, art and collect ibles on display in the main house then tour the stables and c heck out the vintage car collection. Marvel over the Victorian Lapham-Patterson House State Historic Site, a house with no right angles and rooms of many different shapes.
Aromatherapy
The Hills and Dales estate, in LaGrange, boasts a Neel Reid-designed Italian-style villa and the formal terraced Ferrell Gardens. It is described as "five acres of heaven." In Thomasville take time to stop and smell the roses at the city-owned gardens, where 500 bushes b loom and the Rose Festival is a much-anticipated spring event.
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For a safe, stateside safari look no further than Wild Adventures Theme Park in Valdosta where you can journey through Serengeti-like habitats on foot or by train. Drive through Wild Animal Safari in Pine Mountain or walk the trails of Albany's Parks at Chehaw and come face-to-face w ith exotic animals from all over the world.

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Roots
Land is at the very heart of Southern history and heritage. Experience 19th-century farm life at Old South Farm Museum in Woodland, Tifton's Agrirama, and Westville, an 1850s village in Lumpkin. At the Georgia State Cotton Museum in Vienna watch demonstrations of traditio nal crafts like quilting as well as open-hearth cooking, see antique farm implements and feel raw cotton.
Great Outdoors
Georgia's state parks offer asylum from the pressures of the workaday world. The multihued gulleys of Providence Canyon State Park are ideal for hiking. Take a swim or skip some rocks at Sprewell Bluff State Park, on the Flint River. Indulge in the resort experience at the lodge, golf course and marina at Lake Blackshear Retreat and Golf Club.
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Did You Know I
Habitat for Humanity, the worldwide grass-

roots organization t hat has built more than

175,000 homes for those in need, has its inter-

national headquarters in Americus. Besides

p roviding information, training and other sup-

port services, it is here that the group show-

cases its inspiring mission. A six-acre educa-

tional center features 15 life-size examples of

houses built to suit the unique oeeds of the

residents of a particular country. For example,

on display is a hurricane-resistant home for

Haiti, a home on stilts for Papua New Guinea

that w ill weather t he flooding rains, and a

home for Sri Lanka that w ill w ithstand earth-

quakes. All of these structures are built with

native materials to keep construction costs

low. Visitors to the center can get a feel for the

work this well-known organization does by try-

ing th_eir hand at making compressed-earth

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Never Forgotten
The National Prisoner of War Museum opened in 7998 at Andersonville, the Civ il War's most infamous prisoner-of-war camp, where 13,000 Union soldiers died of disease, poor sanitation, malnutrition and exposure. Visitors to the museum may view Echoes of Captivit y, a moving if unsettling film of interviews with former POWs. The Blue and Gray Museum in Fitzgerald houses artifacts including swords, medals and soldiers' let ters, and presents the film Marching as One. Learn about Civil War naval history at the Port Columbus National Civil War Naval Museum. View audiovisual reenactments of ironclad ships in battle and hear t ales of blockade runners and wooden gunboats.
Riveting Rivers
W hether on the Chat tahoochee, Flint or Ochlocknee Rivers, or on Blackshear, Seminole or West Point Lakes, families, fishing budd ies, hikers and sweethearts discover fun and relaxation. The region's waters are ideal for canoeing, ra fting, skiing or fishing for largemouth b ass, bream and c rappie.
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Theatrical Return
Saved from the wrecking ball in 1964, t he opulent 137year-old Springer Opera House in Columbus has been proclaimed the State Theater of Georgia. Local theaterlovers watch new plays, musicals and Broadway classics on the two stages of this stunningly restored Europeanst yle t heater on t he banks of the Columbus River.
History's Lost and Found
The Georgia Rural Telephone Museum in Leslie houses 1,500 phones and related items, while Ashburn's Crime and Punishment Museum displays striped un iforms and steel cages. Delve into local history at museums in Franklin, Griffin, Richland and Montezuma.
Presidential Powers
The Southern Rivers region enjoys the distinction of being beloved by two presidents. Plains was t he b irt hplace of President Jimmy Carter, and Warm Springs was the therapeut ic vacation getaway of Presid ent Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Hop on the SAM Shortline Excursion Train for destinations includ ing President Carter's boyhood home and school and campaign offices t hat were headq uartered in the railroad depot. At Roosevelt's six-room bungalow, dubbed t he Little White House, time stands still. Tour the site's beautiful, naturally heated, spring-fed pool and the home,
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preserved just as it was on the April afternoon in 1945, when the president passed away.
Food for Thought and Fun
Join the crowds in Vienna as more than 120 teams compete for best barbecue bragging rights at the Big Pig Jig. Cordele's Watermelon Festival features seedspitting contests, gospel singing and, of course, watermelon tasting. Plains and Sylvester host peanut festivals that offer dozens of ideas for cooking up one of the state's largest cash crops.
Gone Fishin'
The Flint RiverQuarium, in Albany, is home to more than 100 mysterious creatures in a 175,000-gallon facility. The 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.
Lost in Space
Journey back in time and jet across the universe at Albany's Union Station, a once-thriving railroad hub now home to 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.

Hit the Road
Andersonville Trail
Loop through 75 miles of scenic sightseeing off 1-75, including antebellum and Victorian homes, t he Andersonville National Historic Site, the Jimmy Carter National Hist oric Site, the Museum o f Aviation, and Habitat for Humanity's international headquarters.
Chattahoochee-Flint Heritage Highway
Treasure lovely landscapes and the heritage of p icturesque v illages, historic landmarks, and rich architectural details along this 155-mile driving and biking route. Give in to the peaceful ambience that captivated renowned authors, music stars, and a U.S. president.
Southern Rivers Birding Trail
More than 260 species have been identified at the 30 sites situated along this trail tracing the Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers.
Arts Alive
The arts p lay a lead ing role in the life of the Southern Rivers region. Va ldosta's An nette Howell Turner Center for the Arts houses an art gallery, a theater for the performing arts, and art classes. RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, in Columbus, 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, boasts 15 galleries, and the Albany Museum of Art. with more than 2,400 works, holds 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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Attractions
Abundant harvests, campgrounds andpeaceful waters soothe visitors with gracious hospitali-ty.

Adel (J-20)
Plantation Trace
Live Oak Plantation A sportsman's paradise, this property offers quail and pheasant hunting, golf and fishing. Daily. Oct 1-Mar. 31. Summer retreats by reservation only. Call for fees. 675 Plantation Rd., Adel, 31620 229-896-2112, 800-682-4868, spav.com lilWC\IT
Reed Bingham State Park This oasis near 1-75 offers a 375-acre lake with excellent fishing, waterskiing and swimming. Enjoy a campground, picnic areas, mini-golf, a playground, boat tours and trai ls. Daily. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Six miles west of 1-75, Exit 39 on GA Hwy. 37, 229-896-3551, 800-864-7275,
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Adel- Cook County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 100 S. Hutchinson Ave., Adel, 31620 229-896-2281, adel-cookchamber.org
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Florida/Georgia Welcome Center Daily 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. 1203 W. Fourth St., Adel, 31620
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Albany (G-18) Plantation Trace
Albany Area Arts Council The council showcases exhibits of regional artwor k. Call for schedule and tour reservation. Mon,-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 215 N. Jackson St., Albany, 31701 229-439-ARTS, albanyartscouncil.org
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Albany Civil Rights Movement Museum at Old Mt. Zion Church A center for ongoing academic research, t he museum presents various exhibits, programs and lectu res. Wed.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 2-5 p .m. Reservations recommend ed for groups. Ad ults $4. children 4-17 $2, seniors and students $3, under 3 free. Call for group rates. 326 Whitney Ave., Albany, 31701 229-432-1698, albanycivilrights.org
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Albany Museum of Art This museum houses a permanent collection of 19th- and 20th-century American , European and sub-Saharan African art. AMAzing Space is t he museum's child ren's wing. Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Reservations recommended for guided tours. Adults $4, children and seniors $2. 311 Meadowlark Dr., Albany, 31707 229-439-8400, albanymuseum.com
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Flint RiverQuarium Visit t his freshwater aquarium that tells the story of the Flint River and the mysterio us blue-hole springs that help create it. Don't miss the Adventure Center and its rotating exhibits or the nearby Turtle Grove par k. Call for hours. Adu lt s $8.50, children 4-12 $6, seniors $7.50. Call for group rates. 101 Pine Ave., Albany, 31701 229-639-2650, 888-GOFLINT, flintriverquarium.com C;;l WC 6,.ft
Jack Daniel's Garden Patch Purchase fresh fruits and vegetables straight from the garden. Year- round. Call for hours and fees. 409 Philema Rd., Albany, 31701 229-420-0920,
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Lake Chehaw Canoeing, boating, fishing, p icnicking and skiing opportunities abound. Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Memorial Day- Labor Day 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Call for fees . 105 Chehaw Park Rd., Albany, 31701 229-430-5277, parksatchehaw.org
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The Parks at Chehaw Activities include the BMX Bike Track and Play Park, trails, picnicking, camping, a wi ld animal park and a train r ide. Park open daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Mem or ial Day-Labor Day Mon.-Thu, 9 a.m.- 5 p .m., Fri.-Sun. 9 a.m.-7 p .m. Call for fees. 105 Chehaw Park Rd., Albany, 31701 229-430-5277, parksatchehaw.org C;;l WC b.1I T
St. Teresa's Catholic Church St. Teresa's is the oldest conti nuously operating Catholic church in Georgia. Weekly Mass every Wed. 12 p.m. Spanish-only Mass Sun. 12 p.m. Free. 317 Residence Ave., Albany, 31701 229-439-2302 [;l WC

Thronateeska Heritage Center The Hist ory Museum, Wetherbee Planetarium , the Discovery Center and the Model Train exhib it Thu. - Sat. 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. Call for Sun.-Wed. hours and fees. Guided group tours avail. Heritage Plaza, 100 W. Roosevelt Ave.,
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US 19 Dragway Home to NHRA-sanctioned drag racing. Call for schedule and fees. 1304 Williamsburg Rd., Albany, 31705 229-431-0077, us19dragway.com C;;lWCMIT
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Albany Convention and Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 225 W. Broad Ave., Albany, 31701 229-434-8700, 800-475-8700, albanyga.com WC &
Flint River Outpost Enjoy primitive campsites, canoe and kayak rentals and sales and shuttle service for Flint River t r ips. Open Tu e.- Sun. 8 a.m.-5:30 p .m. Call in advance and for fees. Group rates available. lllSl Old GA Hwy. 3, Baconton, 31705 229-787-3004, flintriveroutpost.com [;lWCfl
Americus (G-16) Presidential Pathways
Habitat for Humanity International Headquarters Visit the Global Village and Discovery Center which showcases Habitat residences in 15 countries. Tours Tue.- Sa t. 9 a.m .-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Call for group tours and rates. Ad ult s $5, senio rs $4, students $ 3 , under 6 free. 322 W. Lamar St., Americus, 31709 229-924-6935, BOO-HABITAT,
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Koinonia Farms A blueberry patch and pecan orchards surround the grounds here, the birthp lace of Habitat for Humanity and the Prison and Jail Pro ject. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sat. by reservation. Donations accepted. 1324 GA Hwy. 49 S., Americus, 31719 229-924-0391, 877-738-1741,
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MAKE HISTORY COME ALIVE
}/isir Roosevclr's Lirrle Whirc House while in Warm Springs 10 see how America's only four-time elccccd Presiuc111 lived and where he died in 194 5. This is rhe only house 1ha1 FOR ever owned. Many of his mos1 for-reaching New Deal programs were developed here.
The new FDR Memorial Museum gives a comple1c pic1urc of the legacy FDR gave ro Warm Springs, Georgia. the nation and che world. With our living hist0ry progr.1m, it's no wonder chat the Lirtle Whire I louse is Georgia's mosr visited Stare Historic Site.
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Locared jusr an hour south of 1\danra. the rown of Warm Springs olTcrs over 60 specialry shops locared in rhc Historic Village. Hist0ry is evide111 in rht: cown's charming rcstaur:111rs, horels and the 100-year-old restored buildings. Warm Springs Village offers food co please all tasres with over nine resrnurams. \V/e also invirt: you ro retire in our I listoric Hotel or other fine lodging accommodacions. Pic1urc<l at right: 11,e Viaori1111 1e111ou111 {left), Th, Bullo,h Hmur (ril(ht) loc,ud in hiJtoric \~m11 Springs
ENJOY THE HIKING, CANOEING, FISHING ANO HORSEBACK RIDING AT
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FIND A BARGAIN IN MANY OF OUR
delightful shops... PAR AWAY FROM
THE CHAOS OF ANY MALL
Located only one hou r SOLlth of Arlanra Pine Mountain and FDR Scace Park are in ch middle ofeverything you wane to do in Georgia A unique blend of che old and che new - witl interesting shops, beautiful hikes and som of che besc golf in the souch. Whether you're discovering Pine Mountain for yourself o bringing friends, we have the piece of Georgi you've been looking fo r. Call 1-800--1 11 -3501 01 visit our website, \l'\1'\1.p1110:111ounra111.org. For more information about Franklin D. Roosevelt Scace Park & Historic Sire, visi our website, u1111w.GeorgiaSta1cParks.org or call
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Rylander Theatre Live performances, organ concerts. movies and other special events can be seen here. Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Guided tours available. Donations accepted.
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Americus Welcome Center Information on the Americus Driving Tour is available. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.. Sat.- Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 123 W. Lamar St., Americus, 31709 229-928-6059, 888-278-6837,
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Andersonville (G-15) Presidential Pathways
Andersonville Civ il War Village Home of the controversial W irz Monument, erected in memory of Captai n Henry Wirz, keeper of Andersonville Prison, who was tried, convicted and hanged by t he U.S. g overnment. Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for tours. Free. 114 Church St., Andersonville, 31711 229-924-2558, andersonvillega.freeservers.com lilWCMIT
Andersonville National Historic Site This site preserves the Andersonville National Cemetery and the 15-foot-high stockade where some 40,000 overcrowded prisoners of war were held. Also on-site is the National Prisoner of War Museum. Tours available. Museum open daily 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 496 Cemetery Rd., Andersonville, 31711
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Drummer Boy Civil War Museum Exhibits at this museum include Civil War uniforms. guns, swords, documents and photographs. Thu.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Adults $2. children $1. 117 Church St., Andersonville, 31711 229-924-2558,
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Andersonville Welcome Center Complimentary tours of Andersonvi lle Confederate Prison Site, Andersonville National Cemetery and Civil War Village. Call for reservations. Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 114 Church St., Andersonville, 31711 229-924-2558, andersonvillega.freeservers.com Iii WC 6,.
Arlington ( E-19) Plantation Trace
Quail Country Lodge and Conference Center This full-service hunting preserve provides a conference room, meals and wobble trap shooting. Daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Guided quail hunts Oct.-Mar. Call for group or individual hunts and fees. 1134 Quail Country Rd., Arlington, 39813 229-725-4645, quailcountry.com Iii WC e-11 Y

Still Pond Vin eyards Tour the winery and attend a tasting at the largest commercial vineyard in the state. Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Call ahead for meal. parties and fees. 1575 Still Pond Rd., Arlington, 39813 229-792-6382, 800-475-1193,
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Ashburn ( 1-18) Plantation Trace
Calhoun Produce Fresh fruits, vegetables and gift baskets are available, along with ice cream and lemonade. Mar.-Dec. Daily 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. Guided tours available. Free. 5075 Hawpond Rd., Ashburn, 31714 229-273-1887, calhounproduce.com Iii WC 6,.i i
Crime and Punishment Museum and Last Meal Cafe Built in 1906, the Turner County Jail is on the Natio nal Register of Historic Places. The original jail cells remain upstairs. Museum open Tu e. - Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Ca fe open Tue. -Sat. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Call for fees. 241 E. College Ave., As hb urn, 31714 229-567-9696, 800-471-9696, jailmuseum.com Iii WC Ml Y
Turner County Courthouse Originally built in 1907, this Italian Renaissance-style structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 219 E. College Ave., Ashburn, 31714 229-567-4313, 229-567-2011
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Ashburn-Turner County Chamber of Commerce Information on the Ashburn WalkingDriving Tour available. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. 1-5 p.m. 238 E. College Ave., Ashburn, 31714 229-567-9696, 800-471-9696,
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Bainbridge (E-22) Plantation Trace
Earl May Boat Basin Park Hiking and nature trails run along the Flint River, linking camping, a petting zoo, a steam locomotive and a performance theater. Daily. Call for camping fees. Boat Basin Cir., Bainbridge, 39819
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Firehouse Center and Gallery This center contains an original jail, a museum and exhibition space. Mon.- Fri. 12 p .m.-4 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 1- 5 p.m. during exhibits. Free. 119 W. Water St., Bainbridge, 39817 229-243-1010 Iii WC 6-T
McKenzie-Reynolds House This 1921 Neoclassical Revival residence now houses the Bainbridge-Decatur County Chamber of Commerce. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 100 Boat Basin Cir., Bainbridge, 39817 229-246-4774, 800-243-4774 Iii WC &.

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Commemorate the civil rights

movement through freedom

music. oral histories, and

photographs at the Albany

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Civil Rights Museum.

Feed chickens and rabbits, visit the duck pond, and wander in the hay maze at Pooltry Paradise Farm and Hatchery in Barney.

Ride nine roller coasters or cool off on the water slides at Wild Adventures Theme Park in Vald.osta.

Drive across Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge, the state's lo ngest 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.

Learn the story of life in the mill town of Lakeland. drca 1925, through 25 murals painted on the sides of local buildings.

Hike the Pine Mountain Trail in FDR State Park and take pleasure in the mountain views, wildlife. and abundant wildflowers.

Travel Ser vices
Bainbridge-Decatur County Chamber of Commerce Information on the Bainbridge Historic Driving Tour available. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 100 Boat Basin Cir., Bainbridge, 39817 229-246-4774, 800-243- 4774, bain-
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Southwest Georg ia Visitor Information Center Information about state and local tourist attractions avail. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 101 Airport Rd., Bainbridge, 39817 229-2438555, bainbridgega.com C;;l WC 6.
Barney Plantation Trace
Poultry Paradise and Hatchery Poultry Paradise is a family owned and operated poultry farm and hatchery. We offer a 1 & a 1/2-hour guided tour of our farm. Our farm tour is a real " hands on" experience. You'll have the opportunity to hold and feed many different kinds of farm animals. 776 Yates Rd., Barney, 31625 229-251-5663, poultryparadise.i8.com

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Blakely (D-19) Plantation Trace
Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge Built in 1891, this covered bridge is 96 feet long. GA Hwy. 62 and Old River Rd., Blakely, 39823, 229-723-3741,
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Confederate Flagpole Erected in 1861, the last remaining wooden Confederate flagpole stands in the courthouse square. N. Main on the Square, Blakely, 39823 229-723-3741, blakelyearlychamber.com
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Cypress Springs Wildlife Retreat 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 tor hours. Free. GA Hwy. 200, Blakely, 39823
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Kolomoki Mounds State Historic Park Seven mounds built during the 12th and 13th centuries are protected at this park. Enjoy the Native American museum, camping, lakes. boat rentals, fishing, swimming pools, hiking trails, picnicking and mini-golf. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Museum Daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. Six miles north o f Blakely off US Hwy. 27 229-724-2150, 800-864-7275,
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Blakely-Early County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 52 Court Square, Blakely, 39823 229-723-3741, blakelyearlychamber.com
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Buena Vista Presidential Pathways
Pasaquan One of the premier outsider art sites in the country, built by "St. EOM," the son of a local sharecropper who spent the last years of his life creating the mixedmedia structures. $5. Eddie Martin Rd., off GA Hwy. 137, Buena Vista, 31803, 229-649-9444,
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Buena Vista-Marion County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Hours may vary. 107 E. Sixth Ave., Buena Vista, 31803
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Cairo (G-22) Plantation Trace
Cairo Antique Automobile Museum See antique cars, bicycles. motorcycles and memorabilia on exhibit. First Sat. of every month 10 a.m.-4 p.m. or by reservation for group tours. Adults $4, children under 6 free. Call for group rates. 1125 US Hwy. 84 E., Cairo, 39828
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Dogwood Hunting Preserve Dogwood Hunting Preserve offers guided bird hunts, inlcuding quail, pheasant and dove. Deer hunts also available upon request. Call for hours and fees. 376 Gainey Rd., Cairo, 31728 229-872-3672
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Cairo-Grady County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 961 N. Broad St., Cairo, 39828 229-377-3663, cairogachamber.com
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Camilla (G-20) Plantation Trace
Covey Rise Plantation Fly-fishing expeditions on the Flint River. as well as quail hunting, licensing, lodging and guides. Open year-round. 9217 GA Hwy. 65, P.O. Box 554, Camilla, 31730, 229-294-3143, coveyrise.com
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Rio Piedra Plantation This plantation offers trained guides for your quail hunt. Reservations accepted tor groups of 2-20 Oct. I-Mar. 31. Call for fees. 5749 Turkey Rd., Camilla, 31730 229-336-1677, 800-538-8559,
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Camilla Chamber of Commerce Information on renting historic depot available. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-S p.m. 212 E. Broad St., Camilla, 31730 229-336-5255, camillageorgia.com
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Cecil (G-22) Plantation Trace
South Georgia Motorsports Park This park near Valdosta features a full schedule of dragway and speedway racing. Call for schedule and fees. 2521 US Hwy. 41 N., Cecil, 31627 229-896-7000, sgmpracing.com DWC 'rl
Colquitt (E-20) Plantation Trace
Cotton Hall This restored cotton warehouse is the home of the Museum of Southern Culture, as well as the beloved Swamp Gravy, Georgia's official folklife play. Open for performances only. Call for schedule. 166 E. Main St., Colquitt, 39817 229-7S8-6686, swampgravy.com ~WC o-
Millennium Murals The town's visual narrative. "We've Got a Story to Tell." is composed of 9 murals painted by artists from all over the United States. Town Square and throughout town, Colquitt, 39837, 229-758-2400, colquitt-georgia.com

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Pine Hill Plantation At this lodge, hunt q uail the old-fash ioned way, by horseback o r on muled rawn wagon. Daily Nov. 1-Mar. 31. Cal l for lodging, reservations and fees. 349 Kimbrel Rd., Colquitt, 39837 229-7582464, pinehillplantation.com [;.l WC bflT
St orytelling Museum The museum has exhibits devoted to Southern culture, storytelling and folklife. Wed.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free. Call for group tour times. 166 E. Main St., Colquitt, 39837 229-758-6686, swampgravy.com [;,l WC 6-flT
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Colquitt-Miller County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 302 E. College St., Colquitt, 39837 229758-2400, colquitt-georgia.com l:;,lWC&
Columbus (D-14) Presidential Pathways
Coca-Cola Space Science Center Experience hands-on space, science and astronomy and watch laser and star shows. Tue.-Thu. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Fri. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sat. 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 1:30- 4 p.m. Museum is free, but ca ll for show fees. 701 Front Ave., Columbus, 31901
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Columbus Cottonmouths Hockey The regular season runs late Oct.-m idMar. Call for 30-m inute guided tours. Tickets to games are $10-$16. 400 Fourth St., Columbus, 31901 706571-0086, cottonmouths.com [;.l WC &TI T
Columbus Museum Exhibits range from Native American art to A merican Impressioni st an d contemporary mixed-media work. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.. Sun. 1-5 p.m., ext ended hours on Thu. Guided tours by rese rvation. Free. 1251 Wynnton Rd., Columbus, 31906 706-649-0713, columbusmuseum.com [;,l WC 6-fl T
Columbus Riverdragons Basketball Members of the National Basketball Development League (NBDL). The reg ular season runs Nov.- Apr. Call for schedule and fees. 18 E. 11th St., Columbus, 31902 706-225-1100,
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Columbus Riverwalk Along the scenic banks of t he Chattahoochee, this 15-mile linear park is a favorite spot in town for walking, cycling, skating and fishing . Daily 5 a.m.- 11 p.m. Free. 1000 Bay Ave., Columbus, 31901
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Columbus State Farmers Market This outdoor farmers market is a bustling center f or people br inging fresh p roduce to sell. Daily 6 a.m.-g:30 p.m. 318 10th Ave., Columbus, 31901
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Cooper Creek Tennis Center The South's largest clay court tennis fac ility is located in a 127-ac re park. Mon.-Thu. 8 a.m. -10 p.m.. Fri. and Sun. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.. Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Fees vary. 4816 Milgen Rd., Columbus, 31907
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Hollywood Connection Attractions at this family entertainm ent complex include the Back Door teen c lub, skat e center, golf and movie theat ers. Sun.-Thu. 11:30 a.m.- 9 p.m., Fri.Sat. 11:30 a.m.-midnight. Call for f ees. 1683 Whittlesey Rd., Columbus, 31901 706-571-3456, carmikecinemas.com l:;,lWCbflT
Liberty Theater Cultural Center This theater features performances and concerts. Cab Calloway, Lena Horne and Ma Rainey are among the past headliner s here. Office hours Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for t ours, schedule and fees. 821 Eighth Ave., Columbus, 31901
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National Infantry Museum This 30,000-square-foot museum traces the history of U.S. infantrymen with displays of weapons and uniforms. Mon.- Fri. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sat-Sun. 12:30 - 4:30 p.m. Free. Baltzell Ave., at Fort Benning, Bldg. 396 Fort Benning, 31905, 706-545-2958,
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Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center This wetland habitat is a nature discovery center for outdoor education, research, wild life observation and recreation. Group tours by reservation. Tu e.- Sat. 70 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 12 p.m.- 5 p .m. Free. 3535 S. Lumpkin Rd., Columbus, 31901 706-687-4090, oxbow.colstate.edu l:;,lWCb
Port Columbus National Civil War Naval Museum Visit the home of the remains of two original Civi l Wa r Confederate Navy ships, full-size sectional reconstructions of the U.S.S. Monitor and th e nation's only full-s ize ironclad Civi l War combat simulator. Dai ly 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for g uided tours. 1002 Victory Dr., Columbus, 31901
706-327-9798, portcolumbus.orgl:;,l WC b
Rankin Arts Center of Columbus State University This community arts-and-education center hosts summer arts camps for kids and offers a wide variety of arts education year-round for al l ages. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m .- 5 p.m. Call for fees. 1004 Broadway, Columbus, 31901
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Rankin House Museum and Historic Columbus Foundat ion The house's exquisite iron grillwork and fl ying balcony comp lement th e beautiful Victorian furn ishings. A library and archives room house the research collections of the Histor ic Columbus Foundation. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. 1440 Second Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-322-0756, historiccolumbus.com l:;,lWC

RiverCenter for the Performing Arts/Columbus Symphony Orchestra This enormous showplace is home to the Columbus Symphony, multiple recital halls an d a th eater. Founded in 1855, the CSO was t he third symphony in the nation. Box office open Mon.- Fri. 12 p.m.- 5 p .m. Call th e event hotl ine (706-256-3600) for schedules and fees. 900 Broadway, Columbus, 31901 706-323-5059, 888-332-5200, csoga.org l:;,lWCbT
South Commons The commons are home to A. J. Mcclung Memorial Stadium. t he Chattahoochee Va lley Sports Hall of Fame, the Columbus Civic Center. Historic Golden Park Baseball Stadium and the 7996 Summer Olympics Women's Fastpitch Softba ll complex. Call for event sched ule and fees. 400 Fourth St., Columbus, 31902 706-653-4482, columbusga.org l:;,lWC MI T
Springer Opera House The historic Springer Opera House originally opened in 1871 and has b een rest ored to it s 1901 Edwardian elegance. Season runs Sept.- May. Mon.- Fri. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for tours, schedule and f ees. 103 10th St., Columbus, 31901 706-327-3688, 888-332-5200, springeroperahouse.org [;,l WC 6'T
Uptown Columbus This area of Columbus is a thriving district for arts, commerce and sightseeing. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 1017 First Ave., Ste. 100, Columbus, 31902, 706-596-0111,
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Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau Visit o ur new full-service welcome center. includ ing reservation services. Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 900 Front Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-322-1613, 800-999-1613,
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Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. 1200 Sixth Ave., Columbus, 31902 706-3271566, columbuschamber.com l;,lWCb
Georgia Visitor Information Center Daily 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. 1751 Williams Rd., Columbus, 31904 706-649-7455, georgiaonmymind.org l:;,lWC&
Black Heritage Trail Tour This self -guided driv ing t our in cludes t he last h om e of Gertrude Pridget "Ma" Rainey, historic black churches. the Liberty Theatre and more. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 900 Front Ave., Columbus, 31901 706-322-1613, 800-999-1613, visitcolumbusga.com

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Heritage Corner Tour Tour five house museums ranging from primitive to posh. circa 1800 through 1870. Daily at 2 p .m. Adults $5. students $1. Call for group rates. Historic Columbus Foundation, 708 Broadway, Columbus, 31901 706 3237979, hlstoriccolumbus.com
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Cordele (1-16) Presidential Pathways
Georgia Veter ans Memorial State Park This popular park features a military museum. aircraft and armored vehicles, as well as a gol f course. lodge, confer ence center. camping, cottages, boating. swimming, fishing and a model airplane flying field. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. Nine miles west of 175, Exit 101 on US Hwy. 280, 2292762371, 800864-7275,
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Lake Blackshear Resort and Golf Club In addition to 15,000 square feet of meeting and banq uet space, this lake side retreat o ffers a hotel with 88 room s, villas, cabins, restaurant and golf course. Office open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sat. g a.m.-1p.m. Call for fees. 2459-H US Hwy. 280 W., Cordele, 31015 229-2761004, 800-459-1230,
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Red Pebble Farms Deer. quail. dove and some hog hunting available tor gun and bow hunting. Enjoy quality hunting, Southern style. Call for hours and tees. 298 Nappa Rd., Cordele, 31015 229-2719990, 866-909-1200,
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SAM Shortline Climb aboard the Southwest Georgia Excursion Train and ride in air-conditioned. 1940sera vintage cars for more than 80 miles roundtrip. Call for schedule and tees. US Hwy. 280, Georgia Veterans State Park, 229-276-0755, 877GARAILS,
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State Farmers Market Cordele's market offers a large variety of fresh seasonal produce and is a major shipping point for one of the co unty's largest cash crops: watermelons. Daily. Summer ho urs 7 a,m.-11 p.m.. otherwise 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.
1901 us 41 N., Cordele, 31015
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Watermelon Capital Speedway The speedway is a 3/8-mile, medium banked. high-speed asphalt track. Call for schedule and fees. Exit 104 W., 175, Cordele, 31015
e- 229271-9301,
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Cordele-Crisp Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m, 302 E. 16th Ave., Cordele, 31015 2292731668, 866-4263566, cordele crisp-chamber.com C:l WC

Turkey Creek Outfitte rs LLC Guided fishing trips and historical tours. 991 Highway 280 W., Cordele, 31015, 229-271-1997, turkeycreekoulfitters.com
Cuthbe rt (D-17) Plantation Trace
Julianna's Antiques, Gifts and Tea Parlor Tt1is Victorian tearoom serves English tea with a Sout hern twist in t he lovely parlo r or in the Savannah garden. While you are there. browse the antiques and the gift shop. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 104 S. Peachtree St., Cuthbert, 39840
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Travel Services
Southwest Georgia Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 201 N. Lumpkin St., Cuthbert, 39840
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Dawson (F-17) Plantation Trace
Dawson Historic District A variety o f architectural styles. from antebellum to Victo rian, is represented in downtown Dawson. The district includes the courthouse. private residences and retail shops housed in restored storefronts. Downtown, Main St., Dawson, 39842 2299952011, t e r re l l c o unt y c h a m b e r ofc o m m e r c e . c o m
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Fillingame Shooting Preserve Quail hunting is offered here by reser va t i o n . 2874 Homer Fillingame Rd., Dawson, 39842, 229995-4025, 2298810446, fi llingameshootingpreserve.com ~WC
Steve Cocke Fish Hatchery This working hatchery is part of a tristate effort to reestablish the Gulf Coast striped bass. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.4:30 p.m. Free. 109 Hatchery Access Rd., Dawson, 39842, 229-995-4486, gofishgeorgia.com 0
Travel Services
Dawson-Terrell County Chamber of Commerce Mo n.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 211 W. Lee St., Dawson, 39842 229995-2011, terrellcountychamberofcommerce.com
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Donalsonville (D-21) Plantation Trace
Chattahoochee River Enjoy fishing, boating, waterskiing, bird watching, hiking. picnicking, public boat ramps and day-use areas. Daily dawn-dusk. Free. GA Hwy. 91, Neals Landing, Donalsonville, 39845, 229524-2588, donalsonvillega.com [;l WC 6'

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Donalsonville Murals 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 Farming of Yesterday is painted on the north end of Seminole Auto Parts. Daily. Free. 105 S. Tennille and S. Wiley Sts., Donalsonville, 39845 229-524-2588, donalsonvillega.com
Seminole Courthouse Built in the 1920s, this historic courthouse was renovated in 2000, preserving the Greek Revival style and is still in use today. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 200 S. Knox, Donalsonville, 3984S 229-524-2878 Cll WC 6'
Seminole State Park This park offers boating. fishing, birdwatching, camping, cottages. a swimming beach. a nature trail, canoe and boat rental and more. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. 23 miles west of Bainbridge on GA Hw y. 253, 229-861-3137, 800-864-7275,
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Travel Serv ices
Donalsonville-Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Lake Seminole birding guide and map are available. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 104 Joseph Ave., Donalsonville, 39845 229-524-2588, donalsonvillega.com CilWC b
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Travel Ser vice
Ellaville-Sch ley County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Tue. and Thu.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p .m., Wed. 9 a.m.-12 p.m.. 317 E. Oglethorpe St., Ellaville, 31806 229-937-2262,
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Fitzgerald (K-18) Plantatio n Trace
Ben Hill County LandingOcmulgee River Fishing, camping, barbecue pits. picnic area, boat ramp and bait shop are available here. Daily 24 hours. Camping $5 per night. US Hwy. 319/GA Hwy. 107, Fitzgerald,
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Blue and Gray Museum The museum mirrors the history of Fitzgerald and showcases a rare collection of Union and Confederate battle relics and mementos. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Adults $3, children $1. Call for event schedule and group rates. 116 N. Johnston St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5069, 229-426-5033, 800-386-
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Bowens Mill Fish Hatchery Tours of this state fish hatchery include bluegill. red-ear sunfish, channel catfish and largemouth bass. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Guided tours by reservation one week in advance. Free. 1773 Bowens Mill Hwy. (US Hwy. 129) Fitzgerald, 31750, 229-426-5272, fitzger
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Colony Art Gallery This exhibit hall for area artists and students includes folk art and c rafts, pottery, o ils. watercolors and stained glass. Mon.-Tue. and Thu.-Fri. 10 a.m.4 p.m.. Wed. 10 a.m.-12 p.m.. Sat. by reservation. Free. 126 E. Pine St., Fitzgerald, 31750
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Ellis T. Paulk Park An expansive wooded area with a nature trail and 35 campsites surrounds this 18acre lake with boat ramp. Daily 24 hours. Call for camping fees. Perry House Rd., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5050, fitzgeraldga.org
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Evergreen Cemet ery This is t he 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. Daily 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Brochures available for self-guided tours. Benjamin Hill Dr. E., Fit zgerald , 31750 229-426-5033, 800-386-4642,
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Fitzgerald Downtown Historic District Shop In this 16-block National Register Historic District surrounded by grand o ld buildings. brick streets and landscaped parks. See the new Grand Conference Center and the Grand Plaza Park with a life-size chessboard. S. Main St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5079, fitzgeraldga.org Cll WC e-YI Y
Fitzgerald Farmers Market Local growers sell fresh. delicious produce year-round. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. At S. Sherman and E. Pine Sts., Fitzgerald, 31750, 229-426-S060, 800-386-4642, fitzgeraldga.org
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Fitzgerald Fire Engine Museum Ho used in the Fitzgerald Fire Department is a co llection of old equipment fro m as early as 1895, including a horse-drawn fire a pparatus and the first gasoline engine that Fitzgerald had. Daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 315 E. Pine St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5030, fitzgeraldga.org OWCb.
Po Boy Opry Bring a fiddle. guitar or other instrument and play with local musicians onstage. Gospel and country are the specialties. Open Sat. 6 p,m.-midnight. Free. 217 E. Pine St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5060, 800-386-4642, fitzgeraldga.org Cll WC 6''11

Travel Ser vices
Fitzgerald Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Information on Fitzgerald's Architectural Treasures Tour. A Captured President Tour and A Tale of Two Cities tour is available. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 115 S. Main St., Fitzgerald, 31750 229-426-5033, 800-386-4642,
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Fo rt Gaines ( C-18) Plantation Trace
Coleman Opera House and Museum This 1880 entertainment hall now showcases artifacts and memorabilia of the Fort Gaines area. By reservation only. Free. Commerce St., Fort Gaines, 39851
229-768-2248, fortgaines.com Cll WC b
Frontier Village Located on a spectacular bluff above the Chattahoochee River, this site served as a frontier fort in 1814 and an Indian fort in 1836. Daily. Free. Bluff St., Fort Gaines, 39851
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George T. Bagby State Park and Lodge This resort-style park on 48.000-acre Lake Walter F. Geor ge 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. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Call for fees. Four miles north of Fort Gaines, off GA Hwy. 39, 229-768-2571, 800-864-7275,
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Lake Walter F. George/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Visitors Center This is a popular destination for boating, fishing, skiing, swimming and camping. Visitors center open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.. Sat.-Sun. 9:30 a.m.6 p.m. Weekends during summer. Call for tours. Free. Off GA Hwy. 39, Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2516, 866-772-9542,
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Outpost Replica The replica. reconstructed between 1816 and 1830, was initially used to protect settlers from Creek and Seminole Indian attacks. Daily. Free. Commerce St., Fort Gaines, 39851
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Pine Ridge Hunting Plantation Pine Ridge Hunting Plantation b rings you the ultimate hunting experience on 3.000 acres of planted pines. hardwood bottoms and farm land, all of which can be hunted. Daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. 1951 Edison Hwy, Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2110, pineridgehunting.com
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Suttons Corner 1844 Frontier Store Museum Endorsed by museum curators as one of a kind in America. this frontier store is rated among the top five U.S. heritage museums. See more than 4,000 authentic and original artifacts. By reservation only. Free. 115 Washington St., Fort Gaines, 39851 229-768-2312, suttonscorner.org (;l

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Clay County Visitors Bureau and Information Center Mo n.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 208 Hancock St., Fort Gafnes, 39851 229-768-2248, fortgaines.com ~WC e-
Fort Gaines Sel f-Guided Walking Tour Audio guides and free brochures available at Clay County Library and George T. Bagby State Park. Clay County Library, 208 Hancock St., Fort Gaines, 39851, 229-768-2248, fortgaines.com
Fortson Presidential Pathways
Snyder Farms Stables Take a one-hour guided horseback rid e th rough 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. 936 Mccrary Rd., Fortson, 31808
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Frank lin Presidential Pathways
Heard County Historical Center and Museum Also known as the Old Jail. this building served as the county jail and sheriff's residence from 1912 to 1964. You can see the o riginal gallows and jail cells, amo ng other exhibits. Tue. and Thu. 8:30 a.m.12 p.m., 1-5 p.m. Free. 161 Shady St., Franklin, 30217 706-675-6507, heardgeorgia.org ~ WC
Travel Services
Heard County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 121 S. Court Square, Franklin, 30217 706-675-0560, 888-331-0560, heardgeorgia.org ~ WC <>
Georgetown Presidential Pathways
River Bluff at Lake Walter F. George This is where big fish stories come true. where lake-goers take advantage of the lake's huge expanses for skiing and other water sports. Coves and waterfalls provide space for quiet reflection. Daily. Call for fees . Off GA Hwy. 82, Georgetown, 39854 229-768-2516, sam.usace.army.rnil/op/rec/wfg ~WC c,.
Griffin (G-10) Presidential Pathways
Bailey-Tebault House David Jackson Bailey built this large Greek Revival home between 1859 and 1862. Recently restored along with three original outbuildings on the premises. it now serves as the headquarters for the Griffin/Spalding Historical Society. Call for hours and guided tour s. Free. 633 Meriwether St., Griffin, 30224
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Doc Holliday Museum Museum exhibits include unpublished photos and historic documents that chronic le the life and t imes of America's m ost well-known dentist. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.. Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Reservations recommended. Free. 209 N. 13th St., Griffin, 30223 770-228-5917, dochollidaysociety.org ~WC
Griffin Downtown Historic Commercial District Shop and dine in th is spruced-up National Register historic district surrounded by older buildings and wide landscaped medians. Griffin, 30223, 770-228-5356 f;JWC M IT
Griffin Museum and Art Gallery A twofold attraction, the museum chronic les the history o f Griffin and Spalding County and the gallery features work by local artists. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.rn. Free. 143 N. Hill St., Gri ffin, 30223 770-228-8200 ~WC e-T
Stonewall Cemetery Several hundred Confederate soldiers and one Union soldier from the Battles of Atlanta and Jonesboro are buried here. Daily. E. Taylor St., Griffin, 30223 770-228-8200, griffinchamber.com
University of Georgia Research and Education Garden
Covering 65 acres. the garden offers vis-
itors a look at new approaches to environmental gardening, displaying the lat est landscape and turfgrass findings. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Additional summer hours May-Sept. Su n. 1-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservatio n. Free. Georgia Station, 1109 Experiment St., Griffin, 30223, 770-229-6107, griffin.uga.edu/garden f;J WC
Travel Services
Griffin Regional Welcome Center, Chamber of Commerce Information on Griffin's gl!ided tour available. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 143 N. Hill St., Griffin, 30223 770-228-8200, 770-228-23S6, griffinchamber.com ~WC6'T
Hahira Plantation Trace
Travel Services
Hahira Better Hometown Brochures about Hahira history and activities available. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-1 p .m. 102 S. Church St., Hahira, 31632 229-794-2567, 229-794-2330,
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Hamilton (D-12) Presidential Pathways
Blanton Creek Park Nature trails wind through the park. which also offers fishing, picnic and camping facilities. a boat ramp and a variety of water sports. Open first weekend in Apr.-Sept. 30. Admission $3. Call for fees. Lick Skillet Rd., at Lake Harding, Hamilton, 31811, 706-643-7737, 888-GPC-LAKE
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Poplar Place Farm Equestrian Center The farm houses a main barn complex and a show complex. with beginner novice through advanced cross-country courses. Concessions available during events. Daily dawn-dusk. Call for fees. 8191 US Hwy. 27, Hamilton, 31811 706-582-3742, poplarplacefarm.com l;;!WC M I
Travel Services
Harris County Chamber of Commerce Mo n.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m, 1233 State Farm Insurance Bldg., GA Hwy. 27, Hamilton, 31811 706-628-4381, 800-381-4381, harriscountychamber.org
LaGrange (C-11) Presidential Pathways
Bellevue Historical Home The former residence of Georgia and U.S. senator Benjamin Harvey Hill. this antebellum home is embellished with period furniture and unique woodwork. Open for tours Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-12 p.m., 2-5 p.m., or by reservation. Call for fees. 204 Ben H111 St., LaGrange, 30240 706-884-1832, lagrangechamber.com C;JWCT
Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum The renovated former Troup County Jail building serves as a vibrant visual arts resource for West Georgia and East Alabama galleries focusing on contemporary American art. Tue.-Fri. 9 a.rn.- 5 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun.-Mon. by reservation. Call for guided tours. Free.
e- 112 Lafayette Pkwy., LaGrange, 30240
706-882-3267, cvam-online.org I;;! WC
Confederate Cemetery Mo re than 300 soldiers from every state in t he Confederacy are b uried In this cemetery, also known as Stonewa ll Cemetery. Daily. Miller St., LaGrange, 3024 0
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Hills and Dales This historic estate was the home of textile magnate Fuller E. Callaway, Sr. and his family. The 35-acre estate features Ferrell Gardens. with extensive boxwood plantings, fountains and a greenhouse. Call for hours and fees. Children 6 and under not admitted. 1916 Hills and Dales Dr., LaGrange, 30240, 706-882-3242,
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Hoofer's Gospel Barn Hoofer's regularly books some of the top acts in gospel and bluegrass music for family entertainment. Camping and restaurant on-site. Call for schedule and fees. 3472 Hogansville Rd., LaGrange, 30240 706-885-9300, 800-844-6737,
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Lamar Dodd Art Center The center houses a permanent collection of work by 20th-century Southern painter Lamar Dodd. Rotating exhibits in 2005 include Margaret Reneke, Michael Aurbach's Critical Theorists. Duane Paxon and graduating senior exhibits. Open Sept.-June Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. 302 Forrest Ave., LaGrange, 30240
706-880-8211, lagrange.edu Iii WC e,.
Pyne Road Park In addition to its beach. ballfield and boat ramp. Pyne Road also has facilities for picnickers. hikers and campers (primitive and campgrou nd. with showers). Open Mar.-Oct. daily 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. Call for fees. GA Hwy. 109 at West Point Lake, LaGrange, 30240, 706-884-1414,
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Ringer Park Visitors are welcome to hike and picnic, but only primitive camping is allowed. Campers must bring their own drinking water. Daily. Free. GA Hwy. 27, Exit 18, LaGrange, 30240 706-645-2937 Cil WC
Troup County Historical Society and Archives A genealogical library and local records depository document the history of LaGrange and Troup County. Mon. and Wed.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tu e. 9 a.m.-8 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p,m. Free. 136 Main St., LaGrange, 30241
706-884-1828, trouparchives.org Cil WC e,.
Travel Services
LaGrange-Troup County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Information on the Hogansville Driving Tour is avail. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 111 Bull St., LaGrange, 30240 706-884-8671, lagrangechamber.com
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Highland Marina This is a fu ll-service marina witl1 boat and cabin rentals available. Daily dawn-dusk. Winter hours 8 a.m.-5 p,m. Call for fees. 1000 Seminole Rd., LaGrange, 30240 706-882-3437, highlandmarina.com
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Historic Downtown LaGrange Walking Tour Pick up a free brochure at Troup Archives or the Chamber of Commerce. 136 Main St., LaGrange, 30240 706-884-1828, 706-884-8671, troupa rch ives.org
Ron Savage Guide Service Fishing guide service is offered by rese r va t i o n , 29 Langford Rd., LaGrange, 30241 706-884-6232

Favorites
Satisfy your need for- speed at the Silver Dollar Raceway in Reynolds or Cordele's Watermelon Capital Speedway.
Follow the live oaks and magnolias leading to Melha na 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 a horse-drawn carriage or on a hayride or try out the in-ground trampoline at Butts Mill Farm near Pine Mountain.
Stroll the 15-mile Columbus Riverwalk along t he banks of the Chattahoochee River.
Remember our fighting forces in Cordele at Georgia Veterans State Park's exhibits of aircraft and at the National Infantry Museum in Fort Benning.
Go underground to explore the Kolomoki Mounds in Blakely.
Tommy Mike Hunting and Fishing Guide Service Year-round hunting and f ishing guide service is offe red by reservation. 4006 White Oak Lane, LaGrange, 30240, 706-882-8187, tommym ike.com
Lakeland Plantation Trace
Alapaha River Canoeing and fishing are the sports of choice here. Daily dawn-dusk. Free. US Hwy. 221 and GA Hwy. 37, Lakeland, 31635, 229-482-9755 c;i
Banks Lake National Wildlife Refuge Boat ramps and docks for wildlife observation and boating are offered here, Daily dawn- dusk. Free. US Hwy. 221, 1/2 mile west of Lakeland, Lakeland, 31635, 229-482-9755 Cil WC &.
Milltown Murals Twenty- three wall murals in the downtown area depict scenes and people of Milltown. Georgia. in 1925, the year this rural community was renamed Lakeland. Maps avail. at the Chamber of Commerce. Main, Center, Murrell Sts. and Valdosta Hwy, Lakeland, 31635, 229482-9755
Robert Simpson Nature Trail The trail area is a p ristine environment with abundant plant life, natural bogs and fishing opportunit ies on Lake Irma. Daily dawn-dusk. Free. N. Temple St., Lakeland, 31635 229-482-9755 I]

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Lakeland- Lanier County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 112 Main St., Lakeland, 31635
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Lake Park Plantation Trace
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Lake Park Area Chamber of Commerce Mo n.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 5208 Jewell Sutch Rd., Lake Park, 31636
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Travel Services
Lee County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 100-8 Starksville Ave., Leesburg, 31763 229-759-2422, 866- 304-9237,
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Lenox Plantation Trace
Sumner Pecan Groves In 1916. V. 8. Godwin began planting pecan trees on this family farm. Today. visit these same orchards and buy pecans. Daily Nov.-Feb. Call for hours. 416 N. Broad St., Lenox, 31637 229-546-4322, 800-647-0811, sumnerpecans.com C;;l WC
Leslie (G-16) Presidential Pathways
Georgia Rural Telephone Museum The museum has one of the largest collections of telephones and related memorabilia in the world. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m, Call for fees and group rates. 135 N. Bailey Ave., Leslie, 31764
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Lumpkin (D-16) Presidential Pathways
Bedingfield Inn Museum This Greek Revival house museum contains original pioneer furnishings and an 1845 log dogtrot house is also onsite. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Guided tours at 10 a.m, 1 p.m., 3 p.m. Adu lts $3, children $1. Groups by reservat ion. Group rates avail. 100 Cotton St., on the Square, Lumpkin, 31815, 229-838-6419, bedingfieldinn.org (;j WC
Providence Canyon State Conservation Park Explore Georgia's ..Little Grand Canyon.. on 10 miles of trails and learn about the 150-foot-deep canyon, the plumleaf azalea and other wildflowers. Camping and cottages are nearby at Florence Marina State Park in Omaha. Call for hours and fees. Seven miles west of Lumpkin, on GA Hwy. 39-C, 229-838-6202, 800-
864-7275, gastateparks.org nl WC 6-.
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Westville This living-history museum represents a typical mid-19th-century Georgia village. Demonstrators present 1850s crafts, quilting, potting and open-hearth cooking. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sun. 1-5 p.m. Adults $10, children 18 and under $4, seniors $8. 1 MLK Dr., Lumpkin, 31815 229-838-6310, 888-733-1850, westville.org (;j WC 6'fl
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Stagecoach Trail Tour A brochure is available at the Bedingfield Inn. 100 Cotton St., on the Square, Lumpkin, 31815, 229-838-6419, bedingfieldinn.org
Manchester (E-12) Presidential Pathways
Historic Manchester Nestled in the Pine Mountain foothills. Manchester exudes an atmosphere reminiscent of the 1930s. The annual Railroad Days fest is held here during the third weekend in Oct. 121 Main St., Manchester, 31816 706-846-5341, manchester-ga.com [;lWC M I
Molena Presidential Pathways
Gerald I. Lawhorn Canoe Base and Training Center This site has an 8.2-mile looping trail for
beginners to advanced mountain bikers, as
well as 1,106 feet of climbing trails and 15 miles of hiking trails. Canoeing, rappelling and rope courses for organized groups are offered. Center open daily. Office open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. Thunder Scout Reservation 1166 Dripping Rock Rd., Molena, 30258 706-646-2255, thunderbsa.org (;j WC
Montezuma (H-15) Presidential Pathways
Kauffman's Strawberry and Farm Market Pick your own peaches and strawberries during the season. The menu of treats includes ice cream, lemonade, pies, tarts, produce and sandwiches. Seasonal hours Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-7 p.m., strawberries Apr. 1-June 15 and peaches May 15-end of July. Call for fees. 1305 Mennonite Church Rd., Montezuma, 31063, 478-472-8833, kauffmanstrawberries.com [il WC&.fl
Yoder's Country Market East of Montezuma in the heart of Mennonite country, this market sells cheeses. jams and spices. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-7 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 7401 State Route 26 E., Montezuma,
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Yoder"s Deitsch Haus In this Southern farm setting find quality crafts, traditional Pennsylvania Dutch and Southern culinary delights, a restau rant. a bakery and a g ift shop. Tue.-Sat. 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.. and 5-8:30 p,m,, Wed. 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. 5252 State Route 26 E., Montezuma, 31063, 478-472-2024, montezuma-ga.org [;l WC fl

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Macon County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m .-5 p.m. 109 N. Dooly St., Montezuma, 31063 478-472-2391, maconcountyga.org [;lWC
Morris Plantation Trace
Clay Hill Hunting Hunt d eer, wild hog, turkey, dove or quail at this preserve. Call for hours and fees. Route 1, Box 129, Morris, 39867 229-768-2820, clayhillhunting.com [;l WC
Moultrie (1-20) Plantation Trace
Colquitt County Arts Center A rt exhibits, local theater performances an d other arts program s are offered throughout the year. Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.- 3 p.m . Free. 401 Seventh Ave. S.W., Moultrie, 31768 229-985-1922, moultriechamber.com
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Colquitt County Courthouse Preceded by a log building and then a two-story frame building, the p resent re novated courthouse was com pl eted in 1902. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 9 S. Main St., Moultrie, 31768 229-616-7420, moultriechamber.com
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Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library This w ing of the Moultrie-Colquitt County Library contains informatio n o n the United States' eastern seaboard and westward migration routes. The Scottish col lection includes memo rabilia and photographs and is the main repository for the Scottish clans. Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Free. 204 Fifth St. S.E., Moultrie, 31768 229-985-6540, electricscotland.com
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Greenfield Church Site Built in 184 8, t he oldest br ick building in Colq uitt County was a rec ruit ing st ation and hospital during t he War Between the Stat es. Confederate soldiers and churc h founders are buried in the adjacent cemetery. Daily. Free. Greenfield Church Rd., Moultrie, 31768
229-890-1626, colquittmuseum.org Iii b.
Hancock's Western Wear and Rafter H. Rodeo Arena This state-of-the-art facility hosts amat eur and p ro fessional rodeo competitions. Western-wear store open Mon,-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Cali for rodeo schedule and fees. 1331 GA Hwy. 319 N., Moultrie, 31768 229-985-2652, 229-985-2131, moultriechamber.com
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Moultrie's Antiques Trail Southern Georgia's "antiques capital" boast s more than 36 antiques dealers in the downtown district. Mo n.-Sat. Cali for ho urs. Downtown Moultrie, 31768 229-890-5455, 888-40-VISIT,
moultriega.com [;l WC 6-!IT

Museum of Colquitt County History Changing exhibit s provide an overview of the area's rich history, ranging f rom rare Native American Indian arti facts to Desert Storm m emorabilia and the current war. Fri.-Sat. 10 a.m .-5 p.m., Sun. 2-5 p.m., or by appt. Guided tours by reservation. Free. 500 Fourth Ave. S.E., Moultrie, 31768
229-890-1626, colquittmuseum.org [;;l WC 6.
Old Colquitt County Jail Built in 1915, the Ol d Jail is notab le for its architecture, Or iental b rick, terrazzo floors and Georgia granite. The or iginal gallows are still in p lace. The chamber of commerce is also located here. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m , Free. 116 First Ave. S.E., Moultrie, 31768 229-985-2131, 888-40-VISIT, moultriechamber.com
State Farmers Market Purc hase fresh seasonal produce and Christmas trees straig ht from local farmers. Open year- rou nd Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.- 6 p.m. First Ave. S.E., Moultrie, 31768 229-985-2131, 229-891-7240,
moultriechamber.com Iii WC b.
Steam Locomotive This turn-of-the-century or ig inal steam locomotive is popular w ith train enthusiasts. Free. 400 First Ave. S.E,, Moultrie, 31768 229-985-2131, 888-40-VISIT [;l
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Moultrie-Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. 116 First Ave. S.E., Moultrie, 31768 229-985-2131, 888-40-VISIT,
moultriechamber.com Iii WC 6-
Nashville (K-20) Plantation Trace
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Berrien County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 201 N. Jefferson St., Nashville, 31639 229-686-5123, berrienchamber.com
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Newton Plantation Trace
Historic Baker County Courthouse This refurbished 7906 courthouse is one of 20 Georgia courthouses designed by J. W. Golucke. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. 1 Water St., Newton, 39870
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Oglethorpe (G-15) Presidential Pathways
Whitewater Creek Park Creek- fish or camp here, where RV hookups, campsites, nature tra ils and a screened picnic pavilion are available, as we ll as beach and cabin renta ls. Office open Mo n.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m . Call for fees. GA Hwy. 128 N. and Whitewater Rd. Oglethorpe, 31068, 478- 472-8171, montezuma-ga.org/chamber/whitewa-
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Omaha Presidential Pathways
Florence Marina State Park This small park on 45.000-acre Lake Walter F. George is perfect for boaters and anglers, w it h a mar ina, fishing pier. boat rental, camping, cottages. interpretive center, swimm ing pool and p icnic areas. Daily 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Cail for fees. 16 miles west of Lumpkin, on GA Hwy. 39-C, 229-838-6870, gastateparks.org
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Parrott (F-17) Plantation Trace
Historic Parrott Incorporated in 1889 as a cotton-farming community, Par rott was revitalized in 1995. Restored buildings showcase antiques and gift boutiques, art galler ies and craft s shops. Call for hours. Main St., Parrott, 39877
229-623-4123, parrottga.com [;l WC 6,.
Sound Play, Inc. Visitors are encouraged to tour the workshop and play drums shaped like alligators, metailophones and ail the other unusual outdoor m usical instruments that are made o n-site using recycled materials. Daily 10 a.m .- 6 p.m, Guided tours available. Free. 108 Railroad St., Parrott, 39877 229-623-5545, soundplay.com Iii WC
Pelham Plantation Trace
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Pelham Chamber of Commerce
Mon.-Fri. 9 a m.- 5 p.m.
119 E. Railroad St., Pelham, 31779
229-294-4924 [;;l WC 6-
Pine Mountain (D-12) Presidential Pathways
Callaway Gardens A mod el for responsible land and wildlife stewardship, this 14,000-acre d estination offers golfing, fishing, tennis. lodging, eateries and more. Daily 9 a.m .- 5 p.m. Guided tram t ours avail. Call for fees. GA Hwys. 18 and 354 (entrance at intersection), Pine Mountain, 31822 706-663-2281, 800-225-5292,
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Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park See FDR's favorite picnic spot and the 23-mile Pine Mountain Trail. Historic CCC-buil t structures incl ude rental cot tages and a bell-shaped swimming pool. Camping, picnic king, boat rental and horseback rid ing are availab le. Daily 7 a.m .-10 p.m . Par king $2. Near Callaway Gardens and Warm Springs on GA Hwy. 190 706-663-4858, 800-864-7275,
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Liechty's Mill Farm 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 animals and a petting farm are on-site. Daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. 2280 Butts Mill Rd., Pine Mountain, 31822, 706-663-7400, buttsmillfarm.com
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Llewellin's Point Hunting Preserve This beaut iful hunting preserve beckons to q uail, pheasant and ch ukar hunters. Daily Oct. 1- Mar. 31. Reservations required. Call for fees. 7729 Hamilton-Pleasant Grove Rd., Pine Mountain, 31822, 706-663-9819, 800- 636-9819, llewellinspoint.com [;l WC
Roosevelt Riding Stables Enjoy horseback rides. wagon rides and overnight excursions along trails that navigate FDR State Par k. Hours by reservation. Fees vary. 1063 Group Camp Rd., Pine Mountain, 31822, 706- 628-7463, 877- 696-461 3, rooseveltstables.com [;l WC
Soaring Eagle Glider Rides See Callaway from the air in a glider. Flights take off in fa ir weather Sat.-Sun. 10 a.m .-5 p.m. o r by reservation. Call for fees. GA Hwy. 18, Pine Mountain Airport, Pine Mountain, 31822, 706-324-4074, 706-464-1325, 706-322-7023 [;l WC
Wild Animal Safari Take a guided Zebra Bus or motor your own vehicle past bison and giraffes, through the "Rhino Riv iera," and other areas of this 500-acre exotic-animal park. Call for hours and fees. 130 0 Oak Grove Rd., Pine Mountain, 31822, 706-663-8744, 800-367-2751, animalsafari.com [;l WC 6.11
Travel Services
Pine Mountain Tourism Association and Welcome Center Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 101 E. Broad St., Pine Mountain, 31822 706-663-4000, 800-441-3502,
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Plains ( F-16) Presidential Pathways
Jimmy Carter National Historic Site The depot, where Carter's 1976 president ial ca mpaign was headquartered, houses a small campa ig n museum. O ther exhibits and films are featured at the v isitors center. Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The farm opens at 10 a.m., and the depot c loses at 4:30 p.m. Free. 300 N. Bond St., Plains, 31780
229-824-4104, nps.gov/jica ~ WC b.VI
Travel Serv ices
Georgia Visitor Information Center Daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p,m, 1763 US Hwy. 280 E., Plains, 31780 229-824-7477, plains@georgia.org
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Plains Step-A-Board Tour Tourists provide their own vehicles and must reserve a guide two weeks in advance. Call for fees. Downtown/Main St., Plains, 31780
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Quitman Plantation Trace Travel Services
Quitman-Brooks County Chamber of Commerce Information on Quit man's Historic Driving Tour and Antique Tour is available. Mon.- Fri. 8 :30 a.m.-5 p.m. 900 E. Screven St., Quitman, 31643 229-263-4841, quitmangeorgia.org ~WC
Rem e r to n Plantation Trace
Remerton Mill Village This two-street stretch of town is teeming with specialt y and antiques shops located in converted m ill houses. Ca11for hours. Plum St . and Baytree Place, Remerton, 31601, 229-247-2320, valdostatourism.com/shopping.htm
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Silver Dollar Raceway At this quarter-mile NHRA-sanctioned drag strip, see turn-and-test events and quarter-mile points series races. Open weekends Jan.- Nov. Check online or call for schedule. Call for fees. GA Hwy. 96 W., Reynold s, 31076 478-847-4414 , silverdollarraceway.com ~WC6-
Taylor Orchards Pick berries in th e strawberry patch Apr. 1-May 30, and purchase peaches fresh from the orchard mid-May- July 31. Enjoy homemade ice cream as well. Call for hours and fees. GA Hwy. 96, Reynolds, 31076
478-847-4186, taylororchards.com ~ WC6-
Richland ( E-16) Presidential Pathways
Richland Rail Museum The town's late-1800s train depot now houses a railroad museum alo ng w ith related memorabilia. Mon.- Fri. 8 a,m,5 p.m. Free. 200 Broad St., Richland, 31825
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Richland Welcome Center and City Hall Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. 200 Broad St., Richland, 31825
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The Rock (F-12) Presidential Pathways
The Rock Ranch LLC Meet the animals in Farmland, explore the ponds and learn about their ecosystems. Other "agritainment" includes the 10-acre Amazing Corn Maze and special events. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call ahead for reservation. Call for fees. 5020 Barnesville Hwy, The Rock, 30285 706-647-6374, therockranch.com WC 6,.VI Y
Sasser Plantation Trace
Mark's Melon Patch Get your melon fix wit h gourds, canteloupes and watermelons. plus Vidalia onions. butter beans and other fresh produce. Hayrides are offered at Halloween. Daily 8 a.m.-7 p.m. 8580 Albany Hwy./US Hwy. 82, Sasser, 31742, 229-698-4750 [:l WC ii
Sasser Flea Market and Antique Mall Reg ional vendors gather here to sell goods. Auctio ns are held every Tue. at 7 p.m. Don't miss t he Sasser Flea Festiva l every spring. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m., Sat.- Sun. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 8109 Albany Hwy., Sasser, 39885 229-698-4578, Sylvester [:l WC 6,.
Travel Services
Worth County-Sylvester Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m . 301 E. Franklin St., Sylvester, 31791
229-776-7718, sylvesterga.org [:l WC 6-
Talbotton (E-13) Presidential Pathways
Big Lazer Public Fishing Area This 195-acre lake offers abundant fishing, a concrete boat ramp, picnic tables and grills. Go four miles east of Talbotton on US Hwy. 80. left on Po Biddy Rd. for 6.4 m iles, then left on Bunkham Rd. Daily, Free. Bunkham Rd., Talbotton, 31827
706-665-8079, georgiawildlife.com [:l WC 6-
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Talbot Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-12 p.m.. 1-3 p.m. 74 Monroe St., Talbotton, 31827 706-665-8079, talbotgeorgia.com [:l WC
Thomaston (F-12) Presidential Pathways
Auchumpkee Creek Covered Bridge This 1892 covered b ridge was destroyed by a flood in 1994. It has since been authentically rebuilt w ith portions of the original bridge. On Allen Rd. off GA Hwy. 19 5., Thomaston, 30286, 706-647-9686, thomastonchamber.com [:l 6'
Flint River Outdoor Center Take a canoe trip for half-day, full-day and two-day trips, or enjoy t ubing and rafting along the Flint River. Lodging and store also avail. Mon.-Thu. 9 a.m.-9 p.m.. Fri.-Sat. 9 a.m.- 10 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Call for fees. 4429 Woodland Rd., Thomaston, 30286 706-647-2633, flintriverfun.com [:l WC 6,.fl Y
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Historic Courthouse Square When the courthouse was constructed, commissioners placed a $10 bill in one of the columns so the county would never go broke. A statue of a Confederate soldier commemorates Georgia's role in American history. Downtown/Main St., Thomaston, 30286 706-646 2437, home.alltel.net/tuarch [:lWC M I
Pettigrew-White-Stamps House Representative of the ear ly-1 800s dwellings native to this area, this is the second-oldest residence in Thomaston. Open by reservation only. Call for tour reservations. Free. 746 Andrews Dr., Thomaston, 30286 706-6462437 [:l WC
Ritz Theater At this 1920s Art Deco-style theater. movies are scheduled throughout the year, as well as a few live performances. Adults can enjoy the newly renovated VIP balcony, which offers beer and wine. Show times vary. Adults $5, children and seniors $4. Call for g uided tours. 114 5. Church St., Thomaston, 30286 706- 6472749, 706- 647-7022, 706-6475372 (tours) ~ WC 6'1IT
Skydive Atlanta Certified instructors train would-be skydivers and experienced thrill-seekers alike. Daily, weekends 8 a.m.-sunset. weekdays by reservation. Plan to spend half a day for jumps. Call for fees. 2333 Delray Rd., Thomaston, 30286 706647-9701, 800-276-DIVE , skydiveatlanta.com
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Sprewell Bluff State Park Located o n the Flint River, this minimally developed park offers scenic p icnic areas, volleyball, horseshoes, hiking trails and river access. Camping is availabl e 25 miles west at FDR State Park in Pine Mountain and canoe rental at nearby outfitters. Daily 7 a.m.- dark. 10 miles west of Thomaston, off GA Hwy. 74, 706646-6026, gastateparks.org
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Thomaston- Upson Archives This archive covers everything from microfi lm to yea rboo ks and dates back as early as 1824, Including cit y and co unty records and historical collections. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and second Sat. of every mont h 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. 301 5. Center St., Thomaston, 30286 706646-2437, home.alltel.net/tuarch ~ WC 6,.
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Thomaston-Upson County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Thu. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 213 E. Gordon St., Thomaston, 30286 706-647-9686, thomastonchamber.com
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Thomasville (H-22) Plantation Trace
All Saints Episcopal Church Visit the oldest standing church in Thomasville. Following President John F. Kennedy's assassination, Jacqueline Kennedy attended Mass here. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Worship services Sun. 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. 443 S. Hansell St., Thomasville, 31792
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The Big Oak Thomasville's m ighty Quercus virginiana is 323 years o ld and wider than Niagara Falls is deep. Corner of E. Monroe and Crawford Sts., Thomasville, 31792, 229-227-7099, 866-577-3600, thomasvillega.com [:l
Birdsong Nature Center With 565 acres of lush fields, forests and swamp, the center's grounds provide a pristine haven for b irds and other native wi ldlife. Wed., Fri., Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Guid ed tours avail. for groups. Non-member adults $5, children 3-12 $2.50. 2106 Meridian Rd., Thomasville, 31792 229-377-4408, 800-953-BIRD freenet.tlh.fl.us/birdsong [:l WC
Lapham-Patterson House Historic Site This spectacular pumpkin-colored Victorian home has period furnishings, fish-scale shingles, Oriental-style porch decorations, longleaf pine Inlaid floors. a double-flue chimney with walk-through stairway and a cantilevered balcony. Tue-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun. 2-5:30 p.m. Guided tours start on the hour. 626 N. Dawson St., 229225-4004, gastateparks.org [:l WC
Melhana, The Grand Plantation Moss-laden oaks and magnolias line the entrance to t his 1820s Southern p lantation, where gardens p rovide t he back drop for 30 historic buildings, including the Showboat Theater, which hosted one of the first screenings of Gone With the Wind in 1939. Melhana is a full-service luxury property with 38 suites, cottages and a restaurant that serves regional Southern cuisine. Call a day in advance to schedule a guided tour. 301 Showboat Ln., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-2290, 888-920-3030, melhana.com [;;i WC 6,.fl Y
Myrtlewood Hunting Plantation Myrtlewood boasts a five-stand compact course w it h fishing lakes, q uail and white-tailed deer hunting. Office open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for fees. Lower Cairo Rd., Thomasville, 31792 229- 228-6232, myrtlewoodplantation.com ~ WC M IT
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Pebble Hill Plantation The 3,000-acre esta te is a p remier examp le of 20th-century shooting plantatio ns developed by wealthy No rtherners in the ear ly 1900s. Children under 6 are not admitted to th e main house. Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1- 5 p.m., w ith fina l tours at 4 p.m. Call for fees. 1251 US Hwy. 319 S., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-2344, pebblehill.com IJWC &T
State Farmers Market Thomasville's fresh-produce hub also markets homemade jams, jellies, relishes and pickles, plus cookbooks. Market open Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m.- 6 p.m., auction s held May-Nov. Mon.-Sat. 2-6 p.m., an d restaurant daily 10 a.m.- 9:30 p.m. 502 Smith Ave., Thomasville, 31792 229-225-4072 IJ WC &fl
Sweet Grass Dairy Visit this working dairy farm and producer of goat and cow cheese. Group tours available b y reservation only. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for fees. 19635 US Hwy. 19 N., Thomasville, 31792 229-227-0752, sweetgrassdairy.com ~WC&
Thomas County Museum of History No rtherners flocked to Tho masville in the 1880s, c reat ing t he W inter Resort Era and transform ing area antebel lum cotton p lantations into q uail-hunting retreats. Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m .-12 p.m., 2-5 p.m. Closed last t wo weeks in Aug. Adults $5. under 18 $1. Group rates avail. 725 N. Dawson St., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-7664, rose.net/-history/ ~WC6.
Thomasville Cultural Center The center houses reg ional and national art exhibits. Theatrical and musical perfo rmances are staged in the auditorium. Gallery hours Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 1-5 p.m. Call for guided tours. Free. 600 E. Washington St., Thomasville, 31792, 229-226-0588, tccarts.org ~WC b T
Thomasville Genealogical, History and Fine Arts Library Genealog ical resources include family histories, marr iage and death records. state and county histories and census records. Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m .. Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 135 N. Broad St., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-9640, home.rose.net/-glibrary IJ WC b.
Thomasville Rose Garden This handsome garden features more t han 500 prize rosebu shes. Free. Corner of Smith Ave. and Covington Dr., Thomasville, 31792, 229-227-7099,
866-577-3600, thomasvillega.com IJ &.
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Thomasville/Thomas County Convention and Visitors Bureau Infor mation on the Thomasville Histor ic Wa lking and Driv ing Tour and the Black Heritage Trail Tour available. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 401 S. Broad St., Thomasville, 31792 229-228-7977, 866-577-3600, thomasvil-
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Thomasville-Thomas County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Fri. 8:30- 5 p.m . 401 S. Broad St., Thomasville, 31792 229-226-9600, thomasvillechamber.com ~WC
Tifton (J-19)
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Atlantic Coastline Artists Gallery Rotating year-round exhibits d isplay the wor k of regional v isual artist s. Tours by reservation. Call for hours. Free. 119 Love Ave., Tifton, 31794
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Coastal Plain Experiment Station The Universit y of Georgia at Tifton's agricu ltural research cent er is dedicated to fostering improved ways to produce food an d fiber. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.4:30 p .m. Free. 2356 Rainwater Rd., Tifton, 31794
229-386-3811, tifton.uga.edu ~ WC &
Coastal Plain Research Arboretum The arboretum encompasses 38 acres of forest and wetlands and provides a livin g resource for research and education. Daily. Guided tours b y reservation. Free. S. Entomology Dr., Tifton, 31794 229-386-3811, http://nespal.org/native
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Fulwood Garden Center This fine early-1900s hom e and accomp any ing garden were restored fo r use by the Tif ton Garden Club s and t he co mmu nit y. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. Tours by reservatio n. 802 W. 12th St., Tifton, 31794
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Georgia Agrirama Costumed g uides host exhibits at th is 19th-century living- hist ory mu seum t hat h arken s back to a simp ler ti me, Includ es two working far msteads, cotton gin, sawm ill, grist-m ill, Masonic lodge, steam train and a newly renovated country store. Call for h ours and fees. 1392 Whiddon Mill Rd., Tifton, 31794 229-386- 3344, 800-767-1875,
agrirama.com I] WC 6-,.fl T
Magnolia Tree Park Park visitors w ill be dwarfed by the second-largest magnolia tree in the United States. The tree is more than 400 years old and has a crown spread of 105 feet. Magnolia Industrial Park Dr., Tifton, 31794, 229-386-0216
NESPAL This f acilit y is staffed by scientists developing systems for env ironmentally and economica lly sound ag p roduction. Tours by reservation. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 2356 Rainwater Rd., Tifton, 31794 229-386-7274, 229-386-3811, nespal.org IJ WC&.
Paradise Public Fishing Area This area has 60 lakes and ponds t o c hoose from. Fishing licen se and w ildlife management license req uired. Daily sunrise-sunset. Call for fees. US Hwy. 82 E., Tifton, 31749 229-533- 4792 IJ WC 6-,.

Tifton Museum of Arts and Heritage Visitors m ay view q uarterly t raveling art exhibits and tour t he b uild ing, w hich features exquisite stained-glass w indo ws. Call for hours, To urs by reservation. Free. 255 Love Ave., Tifton, 31794
229-386-3821 I] WC&.T
Tift Theater for the Performing Arts Operating since 1937, the Tif t Th eater is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its Art Deco style is enhanced by g lass f acad es emb ellished w ith neon lighting. Call for tours, sched ule and fees. 318 Main St., Tifton, 31794
229-386-5150, 229-391-3903 ~ WC 6,.T
Travel Services
Tifton-Tift County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. 100 N. Central Ave., Tifton, 31794 229-382-6200, 800- 550-8438, tiftonchamber.org IJ WC 6,.
Unadilla
Presidential Pathways
Oakbin Pond Preserve This 176-acre land- management area is dominated by a cypress pond w ith boardwalk connected to the wetlands. Hiking trails snake throug h an up lands fo rest. Access is restricted. Call for hours, reservations and fees. Oakbin Rd., off US Hwy. 41, Unadilla, 31091, 404-873-6946, nature.org/Georgia IJ
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Plantation Trace
Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts Now housed in a converted bank, the gallery represents th e work o f in ternational. national and local v isual artists in five separate exhibition spaces. Mon.-Thu. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m ., Fri. -Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Sun. 1-4 p.m. Guided t ours by reservation. Donations accepted. 527 N. Patterson St., Valdosta, 31601
229-247-2787, turnercenter.org ~ WC b T
Barber- Pittman House This styl ish neoclassica l residence was built in 1915 for E. R. Bar b er, inventor and local Coca-Cola bot tler. Mon.- Fr i. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. Free. 416 N. Ashley St., Valdosta, 31603 229-247-8100, valdostachamber.com
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Crescent House Built in 1898 b y U.S. Senat or W illiam St anley, th e Crescent acquired its name from the distinctive semi -circular portico design. Guid ed tours Mon.- Fri. 2-5 p.m. Gro ups by reservatio n. Donations accepted. 904 N. Patterson St., Va ldosta, 31601 229- 244-6747 [l;I WC 6,.T
Lowndes County Historical Society and Museum Exhibits disp lay artifacts from ear ly Lowndes Coun t y families. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m .. Sat. 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Free. 305 W. Central Ave., Valdosta, 31601 229-247-4780, valdostamuseum.org ~ WC6.T

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Wild Adventures Wild Adventures celebrates it's 10th Year. Lions, tigers. bears and other exotics await parkgoers on the Safari Train Ride. Seek thrills on nine roller coasters, at the Adventure Quest Go-Kart Raceway, or Splash Island water park. Call for hours and fees. Group rates avail. 3766 Old Clyattville Rd., Valdosta, 31601 229-219-7080, 800-808-0872,
wildadventures.net C;;l WC 6''ii Y
Travel Services
Georgia Visitor Information Center-Valdosta Daily 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 5584 Mill Store Rd., Lake Park, 31636 229-559-5828, GeorgiaOnMyMind.org
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Valdosta-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p .m. 416 N. Ashley St., Valdosta, 31603 229-247-8100, valdostachamber.com
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Bebo's Tours Inc. Guided and step-on historic tours. Call for hours and fees. P.O. Box 843, Valdosta, 31603 229-244-4850
Valdosta-Lowndes County Conference Center and Tourism Authority Information on Valdosta's Historic Driving Tour avail. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 1 Meeting Place, Valdosta, 31601 229-245-0513, 800-569-TOUR,
valdostatourism.com [;l WC 6'
Vienna (1-16) Presidential Pathways
Ellis Brothers Pecans Visitors can witness the pecan- and peanut-packing process firsthand. Guided tours by reservat ion. Store open daily 8 a.m.- 7 p.m. 1315 Tippettville Rd., Vienna, 31092 229-268-9041, 800-635-0616, werenuts.com [;;I WC 6,.
Georgia State Cotton Museum The history of cotton is told with the aid of farm tools. cotton bolls, periodicals. a cotton bale and other agricultural artifacts. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. Large groups call for reservation and fees. 1321 E. Union St., Vienna, 31092 229-268-2045, historicvienna.org C;;lWC &..
Walter F. George Law Museum 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. 106 N. Fourth St., Vienna, 31092 229-268-3663, historicvienna.org C;;l WC
Travel Services
Dooly County Chamber of Commerce Mon.-Frl. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 117 E. Union St., Vienna, 31092
229-268-8275, doolychamber.com C;;l WC 6-
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For just $23 the "Discover Albany Passport" provides a single admission to five area attractions and discount admission to three performing arts
venues. Children ages 4 - 12 pay just $17; children
ages three and under are admitted free. Call the Albany Convention & Visitors Bureau at 229.434,,8700 or 1.800.475.8700.

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Flint R,iver(.)uirium
Showcasing Southwes1 Georgia's unique undcrv,tate1 wo rld in a way you've never seen before, including a 175,000 gallon blue h ole spring. high- tech, interactive e xhibits nnd more. Adventure Cen ter features big screen Imagination The:iter ni,d changing exhibits. 229 - 639-2650 www.flintriverquariu1n.com.
The P1rks @t Cheh@lu,
Southwest Georgia's only AZA accredited wild animal park. Covering more than 700 acres, Chehaw offers picnic pavilions, RV campgrounds, nature tr,,ils. and a conference center for special events. 229-430-5275 www.parksatchehaw.01g

. , Hilt&n G@rden Inn
!22 ro oms , ovel' 13 .000 square feet of meeting and catering space. Opened August, 2005. Located on the F lint River within walking distance to the Flint RiverQual"iurn . Free internet and on-site restaurant. Contact Robyn Rojek, 229-878- 4861 or robyn_l'Ojck@hilton.com . www.albany.siayhgi.com

H~lid@y Inn
Newly renovated. Free movie channel, in-room movies, high-speed and wire less inte,nel access . coffee maker. hairdryer, microwave . refrige rators. fitness cente r. Boxers Restaurant & Lounge. banquet space up lo 100 people. 229-883 - 8100 www.holiday- inn.com/h i- albanyga
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Driving Tour of Vienna Tour books are available at the Georgia State Cotton Museum and Chamber of Commerce. Adults $3. 1321 E. Union St., Vienna, 31092 229-268-3663, historicvienna.org
Warm Springs ( E-12) Presidential Pathways
FDR's Little White House Historic Site To ur President Franklin D. Roosevelt's beloved vacat io n home and the spring fed pools wh ere he sought rel ief from polio. The new $5 m illion museum highlig hts his Ford with hand controls. a film with historic footage and t he famous portrait he was posing for when he suffered a fatal stroke. Daily 9 a.m.- 4:45 p.m. Call for fees. South on GA Hwy. 85-A and US Hwy. 27-A, 706655-5870,
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FDR's Pools & Warm Springs Museum Located a 1 1/4 miles from the Little White House, these pools were built by FDR and used for polio t reatments from 1927 unti l 1942. Learn the history of springs and feel the springs from a basin in the center pool. Daily 9 a.m.-4:4 5 p.m. 4 01 Little White House Rd., Warm Springs, 31830, 706-655-5870, fdr-littlewhite house.org
Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation State-of-the-art rehab facilities dwell alongside many of the historic structures built by Franklin D. Roosevelt during his fight against polio. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.5 p.m. Guided tou rs Mon.-Fri. at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. 6135 Roosevelt Hwy, Warm Sp rings, 31830, 706-655- 5669,
rooseveltrehab.org l::l WC6-
Warm Springs Regional Fisheries Center and Aquarium A pavilion area, boardwalk, fish health center and aquarium allow v isi tors to see fish, American alligators and snapping turtles. Daily 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 5308 Spring St., Warm Springs, 31830 706-655-3382, warmsprings.fws.gov l::l WC b,.
Travel Services
Warm Springs Area Tourism Association/ FDR Warm Springs Welcome Center Information on the Chattahoochee Flint Heritage Hig hway Tour is available. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m. 1 Broad St., Warm Springs, 31830 706-655-3322, 800- 337-1927,
warmspringsga.ws [;l WC b.
Weston Presidential Pathways
Merritt Pecan Company Browse through a variety of pecan product s, regional souvenirs and coo kbooks. Daily 7 a.m.- 8:30 p.m. GA Hwy 520, Weston, 31832 229-828-6610, 800-762-9152, merritt-pecan.com [;l WC b.'!I

Restaurants: Cordelia's
Upscale dining on the shores of Lake Blackshear Lake Blackshear Resort and Gol f Club 2459-H US Hwy 280 West Cordele, 229-276-0436 lakeblackshearreso rta ndgolfclub.com
Katie's
Sout hern cooking wit h unique sal ads. A local favorite. 614 Lincoln Street LaGrange, 706-884-0267
Mom and Dad's
Italian Restaurant Tuesday-Saturday 5:00-unitl 3840 N. Va ldosta Rd. Va ldosta, 229-333.0848
The Rocket
Freshly unique! Lounge is open every night. 2724 Dawson Road A lbany, 229- 420-6747 albanyrocket.com
Three Crazy Bakers
A very cozy, eloquent atmosphere with unique food. 102 South Main St. Moultrie, 229-985-8809 t hreecrazybakers.com
Yoder's Deitsch Haus
Mennonite restaurant specializing in good home cooking. Rt. # 1, Hwy 26 East Montezuma, 478-472-2024
West Point Presidential Pathways
Fort Tyler A mar ked, paved trail leads visitors to the site of t his small eart hen fort, built in 1863 and named in honor of General Tyler. quartermaster for the Confederate Army. It was t he last Confederate fort to fal l in the Civ il War. Three cannon repli cas are on-site and interpretive signs provide a detailed tour. Daily. Free. Sixth Ave. and W. 10th St., West Point,
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West Point Lake Day-use parks. campgrounds, marinas, beach areas, fishing piers and public hunting areas surround the lake. Oct.- Mar. Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Apr.-Sept. daily 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Ca 11 for fees. 500 Resource Management Dr., West Point, 31833, 706-645-2937, 877444-6777, westpt.sam.usace.army.mil/
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Cornbread Salad
From Heart of the South Restaurant & Tea Room llll 2nd Avenue West Poinb, 706-643-0544
6 c. crumbled cornbread (See note)
, lb. thin sliced bacon, cooked crisp, drained and crumbled 2 c. shredded sharp cheese large tomato, coarsely chopped (16 oz.) can whole kerne l corn, drained l c. mayonnaise 1/2 c. chopped green onions 1/2 c. chopped green pepper
In a large bowl. combine all of the ingredients. Cover and refrigerate unt il well chilled.
Recip e Note: Use qay-old cornbread if possib le. If you have to cook fresh cornbread for this salad . make sure that you DO NOT mix it w ith t he other ingredients while still warm. Chop the onion and green pepper by hand and not w ith a food processor. The larger p ieces add to the look of t he salad.

Travel Services
Georgia V isitor Information Center Daily 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. 1-85 N./Georgia-Alabama Line, West Point, 31833, 706-645-3353, georgiaonmymind.org [;l WC 6,.
Greater Valley Area Chamber of Commerce Serves t he West Po int area in Georgia and A labama. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. 2102 S Broad Ave., Lanett, AL, 36863 334-642-1411, greatervalleyarea.com [;l WC 6,.
Woodbury (E-11) Presidential Pathways
Red Oak Covered Bridge The last standing covered bridge built by Horace King, the famous freed slave who became a master bridge builder. GA Alt. Hwy. 85 (Covered Bridge Rd.), Woodbury, 30293, 706-655-3322, 800-FDR-1927, warmspringsga.ws [;l

Woodland Presidential Pathways
Old South Farm Museum and Agricultural Learning Center The interactive museum features animals, authent ic hay presses, balers, cultivators, combines, peachpacking shed, canning plant and moonshine still. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Guided tours by reservation. Adu lt s $3, children 3-12 $1. Call for group rates. Pleasant Valley Rd. and GA Hwy. 41, Woodland, 31836, 706-674- 2894, 888-635-0193 [;l WC 6,.
Zebulo n Presidential Pathways
Travel Services
Pike County Chamber of Commerce Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 127 Meansville Rd., Ste. D, Zebulon, 30295, 770-567- 2029, pfkecounty.us C;lWC

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340 UPP<-"< Riverdale Rd.
8125 T:1r,1 Blvd.

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6288 Old Dixie Hwv.

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8240 Tarl lllvd

Scoltish Inn

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3375 Gmm.' Buslx.>e Dr.

Contfon Inn

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520 !ohn B. Wilson Ct.

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215 Collins lndu:,1ri:tl Wov

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4854 Bill Gardner Pk,w

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4675 Btll Ga,dner l'kwv

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639 franklin Rd

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1599 Adamson Pk\w

Orurv Inn & Suites Atl:mt:i South

6520 S. I.cc St.

Hammon Inn Southbkc

15~~ Soutl~ake Pk\w

Ou:!.l~v Inn. Soutl1bkc-Afbn13

65</1 lonesboro Rd.

Red Roof Inn. At!;uu:i Soulh

I 348 Sou1hfake Pbz:i Dr.

Sl,,,nJnn Sun Sui:es

21SS MLZion Pk\w
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40 l.ikmlc \t\w

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(100 lk1ll.Jx1CO Dr.

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40 Pk\wN
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Rarn:ida Limit!

1310 US t hw. 29 S

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tyj-1 !i~ H,w. 29 S

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1119 Bullboro Dr.

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;600 Prod111cc Pk,w

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475 Ttdmo""' Pk\w

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6187 O.,wron Blvd.

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5985 C>.lklJ<QOk Pk\,,v

Comfon Inn & Sui1es

5200 P=llutt lnd\SIW tll,d.

Coun1rv Inn & Sui1e,s

59i0 linunv C:incr Bl\-d.

Courtvard b\' ManiOII

6235 Md)onouh Dr.

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Days Inn & Suites

5385 Pe:1ch1rce lndusL~:il lllvd.

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Drurv IM & SuilCS. All:Jnt3 NE

5655 limmv C:il\cr Bh-d.

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2050 \V11low Tr:iil Pkwy

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.Jf0 T~...tuwna,. Pkwv

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59')3 ~ !ndu:;tri;il Bh-d.
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200 bo.TfflCt'\ille St

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450 Tc'Chnm>O\ Pk,\v

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6067 !Mord H,w.

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ISC).IS Oakbrook Pkwy

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. . 1. . . ~ rcross la Quima, Peachtree !ndusuial

. . . Mkrotel Inn & Suite>

. . . . Motel 6

. . Norcro.."5 Extenck:d Sew

. . . . R.,macfa Limited

. . . Rc'<l Rooi. Atbrua Indian Tr.iii

. . . . . Red RoofInn & Suites

. . . . . Rc.'Sidt~ce Inn, Pead1tI(.'e C:omcrs

. . . . . Sntdio Plus. Peachtree Comers

. . . . Suncr 8

. . . Super 8, Nonheast

. . . . . . TowncPlace Suites bv Marriott

. . . . . Wineate lnn, Peachtree Corners . . . . . 1Peac1ttrtt a !k~t \'<'cstem Inn & Suites

. . . . . Haml)(on Inn

. . . . . . Holidav Inn Hotel & Suites

w . . . . Peactnrre Citv Da;-. IM

. . . . . Skeo Inn

. . . . . \V\'ll<lham Peachtree Conference Center

. . . Riverdale J-lome:town inn

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well Bayrnom !nn &. Suites

. . . . . BesLWestern, RosweJJ Suites

. . . . . . !Jroo~wood Inn

. . . . . Comfon Suites

. . . . . Cotultl'\' Inn &. Suites

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. . . . . . Doublecree b\ Hiltoo

. . lnTown St1ites

. . . . Ramada limited Suites

. . . Studio6

. . Sandy Springs lntown Suites

. . . . . Smyrllll Amcril-lost Inn

. . . . . . Amen'Sultes

. . . . . :\tlanm Galleri:1 Inn & Suites

. . . . . Comfon Inn & Suites

. . . . . . Holid3y Inn E.xpress. Galleria

. . . . . Holidav Inn E,mress. Sm1m:v\finim<

. . . Microtel bu,, Smyma-Atl.sma

. . . Rd Roof bin

. . . . . Residence Inn. Atlanta-Cumberland

. . Sun Suites - Smyrna

. . rs;;cllvWc Crestwood Suites

. . . . . . Surier8

. . . . . Stockbridge America's Best value 1M

w . . . . . . AmeriHos1 Inn, F.agJ4;~ l:tndinLP

. . . . llc;,We,;,em

. . . . Coo,fon Inn

. . . . . Days Inn & Suites

. . . . . H:1mp1on Inn

. . . . Holiday Inn Express

. . . . . 1.:1 Quinta

. . . . . Microtel Inn & Suites

. . . . Motel6

. . . . . Rt"d R<lOf Inn & Suitt'S

. . . . Stockbridge Inn

. . . Suburban Extended Stay

. . . . . Super 8

. . Stone MounWn Aloha ilOlor Inn

. . . . . ilc-st We-stem

. . . . . . Comfon Inn

. . . . . Courn.111 Inns & Suite.~

. . . . Days Inn

. . . . . Ilampron !nn

. . . . . Holiday lnn Express

. . . . . M~rrion's Evergreen Cotlfe1ence He.sort

. . . . Marriou's Stone Moun~in Park Inn

. Memorial Inn

. . Savannah Suite,;

. . Suburban Lodge

. . . . . . Suwan Admiral lk,nbow Inn

. . . . Conifon IM

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7i044o-23ll 800-466-835o l 145

2250 Pclic m Rd, NW

770-117-1()!;8

12 276

6345 Oakbrook Pkwy

770-449-7322 S00-2RAt~~\DA 1-3 72

5171 l!rook llollow Pk,w

T/0418-S9-14 800-RF.DROOF 1-2 115

5395 Peachtree lndustn,J Blvd. TJ0-446-2882 800-REDROOF 1-2 132

5500 Tlianok, Dr. 7065 Jmmw Qiner Blvd.

7io-4i7-17M S00-331-1131 2-i 120
770-582-9')84 800-646-SOOO 2 n

6650 flay Circle Dr.

770-441-19' 800-SOO-SOOO 1-2 135

5150 Willow Oak Trail NW'

770-93153.S3 800-800-$000 1-3 58

6640 Bav Circle Dr.

770-447-8446 800-228-9290 2-4 95

5800 Peach1rec lndusiri,il Blvd. TJ0-263-2020 800-Z'...8- 1000 2-4 118

976 Cross.town De.

, , 0-632-9700 800-5Ul-J2;-i 2-3 50

300 Wesitr.1rk Dr.

770486-8800 800-HAMPTON 2-3 61

203 :-lew11.ate Kd.

no-487~!646 800-IIOUOAY 3 88

2800 GA Hwv. 54 \\7

770-631-1111 800-DAYSINN 2-3

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770-186-0044

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2443 GA H,w. ; 4 W

770-487-2000 800-\'i!Yl'<UHAM 3-4 250

6231 GA H"'V, 85

Tl0-997-0100 800-2.36-5651 1-4 147

7618 GA Hwy, 85

770-47&3600 800-251-1%2 12 35

575 Holcomb Bndge Rd

770-552-0200 877-B,WMONT 2-4 100

907 Holcomb Bridiie Rd.

770-552-5599 800-SUITE-21 2.3 94

9995 Old Doowood Rd. 3000 Mansell Rel

110-58i 5161

1-2 128

n 770--045-!60 8(]()-517-4000 2-3

2950 ilfanseURd

770-552-0006 S00-4564000 2 65

1500 Market nlvd.

770-992-7200 800-321-2211 ;i-3 l'i<i

1075 Holcomb Britk,;, Rd 1175 Hembree Rd.

7i0-9929600 S00-222-1'RE 2-4 li2

770-410-9094

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3020 Mansell Rd

678-461-7300 800-272--6232 2 62

9955 Old Donwood Rd

770-9')2-9449 888-897-0202 1-2 141

355 H,unmond Dr. NE

404-531-0067 S00-533-9338 4 71

5130 S. Cobb Dr.

/4(}1.791.1600 soo-13-1-5800 2 55

2876 Spri~ Hill Pk"1'

770-384-0060 800-833-1516 2-3 125

2221 Comor.ne Plaz:i

770-S41-l49')

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2600 Highland Pkwv

676-309-1200 800424--6423 2-3 72

2855 Spong Hill l'k-wy

770435-4990 S00-967-1990 2-3 143

1200 \Vind1<'$ltr Pkwv
5300 s. Cobb Dr.
2200 CorporJtt: Pl:iw Dr.

770-333-9910 800-HOUO,W 2-j 117
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770-952--6966 800-REDROOF 1-2 136

2771 Cumberland lllvd. 3000 Hi~hl:lnd.s Parkway

770-133-8$TT

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770-433-1200 866-su~surn; 2 125

1784 Presidential Cir.

770-982-5250 800-39S-3633 1-3 130

2971W. Main St.

770-736-4723 800-800-6000 2-.l {f:J

110 GA Hwy. 138 W

770-:l89-5Ii9

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770-507-6500 800--l3-i-5800 2

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no-474-8771 800-528-123-i 2 116

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770-507.7911 &-228-5150 2-4 51

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770-50i-4140 800-0 ,WSINN 1-3 57

7342 Hannover Pkwv N

770-389-0065 800-liAMPTO;>; 3-4 72

7395 Davidson Cir. Ii

770-474-0555 800-MOUD,\Y 2-3 58

.l581 Cameron Pkwy

770-5o6-999I 800-531-5<Xl0 3 71

195 Counuy Club Dr.

678-782-6I00 888-771-7171 1-4 62

723.l Davidson Pk,w

//0-389-1142 800-466-8356 I 107

637 G,\ Hwy. 138 \VI

678-782-4100 800-REDROOF 1-2 65

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770-474- 1700

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110-507-4700 800-951-7829 1-3 150
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4974 Memorial Dr.

4<.2'}2-9000

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I59; E. P3tk Pb ce Blvd

770-i65-l022 60093H!376 2 60

5355 Stone Mountain Hwy.

TJ0-465-1888 800-424-6423 3-4 57

1852 Rockbridge Rd.

77M65-6515 800-456-1000 2-3 72

2oo6 Glenn Club Dr,

770-8i9-0800 800-329-74u6 2-3 82

I737 Mountain lnch,st,fal lllvd. 770-9}1-0!)01 8001 IAMl'TON 2-.3 l12

1790 E. Park PbKe Blvd.

770-465-8847 800-4o5-4329 3 63

4021 Lakeview l)r.

770-,,;9.9900 S0().3 Ii-2006 /4 336

1058 Robert E. ik>e Dr.

770-469.3311 800-317-2006 4 92

6255 1\lemori:ll Dr.

770-4(,9-846 I

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4893 Mcmoriol Or.

678-553-1200 866-367-2i86 2 140

5075 Memorial Dr.

101-292-50i5 S00-951-7829 I 132

2955 J..awrenceville-Suwanee Rd. 770-945-4921

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270J 11:iw;on Rd

229,S83-llI()() !m-llOUOAY 2-3 150

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229-883-5544

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1500 Oawson Rd.

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706-322-2522

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7<X>-568-l740 800-NIJROOMS 2-4 122

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706-324-1800

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5100 1\mlOllf lld.

7o6-65}-1330 S00.7;3-3746 2-3 62

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2935 w.trm Sprinos Rd, 1711 Rollins IX'JV

706-322-6580 800-800-8000 2 74
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229-27}-5-120 800-721-3352 2 93

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229-273-0737 000-HMIPTON 3-4 80

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229-Zi34-0SS

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229-273-33~

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706-812-8JOO 800-HOUOAY 2 79

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