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Divided: Copperhill, Tennessee & McCaysville, Georgia
Perhaps as a kid, you looked at a map and noticed the dotted-and-dashed state line, then imagined that such lines ... -
Tate, Georgia: Marble Tate House
Tate, Georgia is a tiny town that will just take a minute or two to drive through (unless you get ... -
Lake Hartwell: Tugaloo State Park, Georgia
Tugaloo State Park wasn’t originally part of my travel plans. I had hoped to travel south of I-85, hitting several ... -
Tallulah Gorge State Park, Georgia
OK, you’ve peered down into Tallulah Gorge from the Tallulah Point Overlook tourist trap, and got a taste of what ... -
Tallulah Point Overlook
While Tallulah Gorge is a natural wonder (which we will explore more on the next page), Tallulah Point Overlook is ... -
Toccoa Falls, Georgia
One of northern Georgia’s most impressive waterfalls isn’t on National Forest land, or inside the boundaries of a Georgia State ... -
Cornelia, Georgia: Big Red Apple
Georgia as a whole may be known for its prized produce: the peach. But in and around Cornelia, the apple ... -
Brasstown Bald, Georgia Highest Mountain in Georgia
Traveling to the top of the highest mountain in Georgia doesn’t require any climbing at all–at least on foot. Your ... -
Walasi-Yi Store, Appalachian Trail
If you need to gear up for a very long journey along the Appalachian Trail, or just want to hang ... -
DeSoto Falls Scenic Area
If you’d like to view two waterfalls, and take a peaceful walk through the woods, pull off at DeSoto Falls. DeSoto ...
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