Georgia's mountains, forests, and waterfalls create some of the most rewarding hiking experiences in the Southeast. From easy family walks to challenging summit climbs, the trails here offer something ...

At two miles long and nearly 1,000 feet deep, Tallulah Gorge is one of Georgia’s most previous natural wonders. A spectacular canyon surrounded by protected wildlife and beautiful vegetation, this ...

Blood Mountain via the Byron Reece Trail is one of Georgia’s most extreme hikes, with steep climbs, exposed rock ledges, and ...

Across a stretch of grass near the entrance of Dauset Trails is a lotus pond where footsteps are accompanied by small splashes, as nearby frogs hop into the water. It’s one of head animal caretaker ...

Adventuring to a historic site is a great way to learn about history while reaping the benefits of the trek. Luckily, Georgia has numerous historic sites that preserve and honor the important places ...

There are some pockets of the world that are so stunning, they look like they were torn from a fairytale book. And truly, Rock City in Lookout Mountain, Georgia is one of those places. The natural ...

ATLANTA — A river with a history of ferry boats and Civil War battles may one day provide a new route for hikers who finish the Appalachian Trail to continue south until they reach the Gulf of Mexico, ...

Few places manage to pack so much variety into one state, and Georgia is a perfect example of that outdoor magic. One weekend ...

Don't just settle for any old campground in the Peach State. Instead, head to these five incredible parks with similarly spectacular and scenic campsites.