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Since 1999
N-Georgia.com is Georgia's guide to getting outside
Planning your next weekend or vacation? There's always something to do in this jewel of the South, and this site has covered it since 1999, growing from a closet full of brochures to one of Google's long-standing go-to results for “Georgia Recreation” and “Georgia Fun.”
Despite the name, N-Georgia.com isn't just North Georgia: we cover the entire state, from the coastal marshes and barrier islands to the Blue Ridge Mountains along the Tennessee and North Carolina lines. Browse by category below, or jump straight to a region.
Browse by category
Hiking Trails
Mountain, Piedmont, and coastal trail guides across the state.
State & County Parks
Cabins, campsites, and day-use areas in Georgia's state park system.
Waterfalls
From roadside cascades to backcountry hikes-in, across North Georgia.
Lakes & Rivers
Georgia's lakes, rivers, and small fishing lakes for a day on the water.
Coast & Islands
Barrier islands, beaches, and the Georgia coast's historic port towns.
Festivals & Events
Live festivals, concerts, and community events happening around Georgia.
Historic Sites
Civil War battlefields, plantations, courthouses, and preserved landmarks.
Museums
Art, history, and science museums across every corner of the state.
Wildlife & Birding
Wildlife management areas, U.S. forests, and Audubon Society chapters.
Gardens
Public gardens and greenhouses to explore, rain or shine.
Covered Bridges
From the 96-foot Auchumpkee Creek Bridge to the 229-foot Watson Mill Bridge.
Places To Stay
Lodging, cabins, and campgrounds for your next Georgia trip.
Planning a trip without going far
More people are staying closer to home for their getaways, and Georgia has more than enough to fill a long weekend or a full vacation. A few favorites:
- Live festivals and events: from Fourth of July fireworks to bluegrass festivals and community concerts, Georgia's calendar stays full most of the year. We also track car shows around the state.
- Natural wonders: lakes, rivers, waterfalls, coastline, and barrier islands for anyone who wants to get out into unspoiled scenery.
- Parks and forests: dozens of state and local parks preserved for their historic value, scenic trails, and modern recreation: rafting, fishing, hiking, and guided tours.
- OHV trails and hiking trails: on foot, by OHV, bike, or horseback, Georgia's forested trails and rolling terrain cover every kind of outdoor trip.
- Markets and gardens: fresh produce, local honey, and homemade preserves from Georgia growers, plus public gardens to visit.
- Museums: Civil War sites and artifacts, Indigenous mound sites, plantations, and memorials for history buffs.
- Planetariums: public planetariums and observatories bring the night sky down to earth for kids and adults alike.
- Birding: Georgia's National Audubon Society chapters run birdwatching field trips and conservation activities open to the public.
- Covered bridges: around fifteen historic covered bridges still stand in Georgia, several more than a century old.
