It’s officially summer, and Georgia’s dog days are here. Hike these seven hikes through cool North Georgia stream and river valleys, splashing the way to some cool summertime trail time.
Find a great outdoor adventure in North Georgia’s German alpine village. Plan a great Helen getaway with our top places to stay and things to do: hike, bike, zip line, camp, and paddle. And relax in a cozy cabin, and enjoy some great dining options, too.
Hike these top 10 trails at our favorite Georgia State Parks, trekking some of the most popular, scenery-packed trails in the state. From canyons to river valleys to moss-draped coastal forest, these hikes explore Georgia’s incredibly diverse terrain.
Run, bike or walk the Towpath Trail on the banks of the Augusta Canal and Savannah River, following a broad, level trail to historic sites and beautiful views. The trail is a great spot for a scenic, easy, distraction-free run, a great bike ride or a relaxing sunrise stroll near downtown Augusta.
Hike the Gahuti Trail at Fort Mountain State Park in North Georgia, exploring gorgeous overlook vistas, the cascades of a remote waterfall and backcountry campsites.
Fort Mountain State Park’s newly renovated cottages feature rustic lakehouse charm and modern furnishings, nestled lakeside in a pine and hardwood forest.
Hike the kid-friendly, scenic Lake Trail loop at Fort Mountain State Park, exploring a shady forest and beautiful views from the lake’s shore.
Hike, paddle, stay and play: there’s a ton of great ways to explore and adventure at Sweetwater Creek State Park near Atlanta.
Overnight in one of Sweetwater Creek State Park’s new, modern yurts for a great multi-day outdoor adventure near Atlanta. Part tent, part cabin, a yurt offers the adventure of tent camping with the comfort of real beds, furniture and hardwood floors.
Hike the two-mile Stone Mountain Walk-Up Trail to stunning mountaintop views of the Atlanta skyline, Stone Mountain Lake, and gorgeous sunrises and sunsets.