Scenic Drives

This 17-mile byway is like a tour through history.

Nature lovers will surely enjoy this 54-mile scenic drive through northern Georgia.

This drive-through central Georgia takes you directly into the heart of the agricultural industry.

Retrace the steps of some of the first Georgian residents when you drive across this historic and scenic byway.

Traveling from east to west, this 85-mile from Putnam County to Hancock County is a great ride for seeing Georgias history, nature, and culture.

This scenic drive honors longtime Georgia resident and 32nd president of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

This roundtrip journey that starts and ends in the town of Millen showcases some of the most iconic landscapes native to Georgia.

Once used by Native American tribes and Methodist Circuit Riders, this 29-mile trip through the heart of Monticello boasts fantastic scenic views for the entire duration of the drive.

If you are looking for a short drive where you can explore a bit of Georgia history, then spend an hour on this 21-mile route from Clinton to Hillsboro.

Escape into the rural countryside when you drive along this scenic 50-mile loop in northwestern Georgia.

For picture-perfect views of Georgias Appalachian Mountains, spend the day driving along this 40.6-mile looping byway.

Located in the outskirts of Atlanta, this 29-mile loop is actually four individual roads (Cochran Mill Road, Hutcheson Ferry Road, and State Highway 70).