Georgia State Points of Interest & Stops

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It is hard to pinpoint what makes Georgia so unique.

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No trip to Georgia would be complete without spending time in one of the national or state parks.

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A road trip through Georgia is one of the best ways to make the most of your visit.

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Georgia is lucky to have some of the best hiking opportunities in the south.

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Ranking in the top 20 as one of the best bike-friendly states in the US, Georgia is a diverse region chock-full of different cycling routes.

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Although Georgia has some great places to swim along the coast, there are also amazing swimming destinations tucked away in the forested regions and small towns inland.

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With over 100 miles of coastline, you can safely bet that Georgia has a fair number of beautiful beaches to explore.

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Georgias vast acreage of protected lands and conservation refuges is a paradise for birds.

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Although it may not compete with many of the jaw-dropping sites in the west, Georgia still has plenty to offer in terms of breathtaking natural wonders.

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There are very few countries with such a rich and diverse history as Georgias, and a visit to one of its historic landmarks is guaranteed to be an enlightening experience.

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Affectionately known as the "Little Grand Canyon," this 1,003-acre state park is famous for its colorful, layered rock formations.

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

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

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

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

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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.

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

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

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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.

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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.

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

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

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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).

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This trail takes you to see one of Georgias most breathtaking landmarks the Amicalola Falls.