Jay Wilkes and his friends loved to ride bikes in Boling Park behind Cherokee High School in Cherokee County north of Atlanta. Boling Park officials explained that the bikers needed their own off-road bike trails, and that planted a seed. In March 2000, a group of mountain bikers created the read more…
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St. Marys sits on Georgia’s southeastern shore as a welcoming respite for travelers looking for a family getaway. It is easy to get to, less than an hour’s drive north of Jacksonville, Florida, off I-95, and even easier to love. There is a fun, diverse downtown to explore. Two museums bring exciting local stories to life read more…
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Nothing brings a community together quite like special events and Albany has many annual events offering fun things to do for locals and visitors alike. Here’s your 2025 Guide to Albany, Georgia’s ever popular annual events.
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Families looking to make special holiday memories head to Georgia’s Blue Ridge, named by Southern Living Magazine as one of the “South’s Best Mountain Towns.” Just 90 minutes north of Atlanta off Interstate-575, Blue Ridge is a treasured getaway in the North Georgia Mountains: outdoorsy; eart read more…
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While summer may be coming to a close, there are still plenty of memorable adventures to be had when it comes to having fun in Albany, Georgia. Less than an hour west of I-75, Albany is easy to get to. Here are eight ways to celebrate summer’s last hurrah as we bid farewell to the season.
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Kingsland and its surrounding areas will get you on the water, from kayaking the many rivers and wetlands to catching the big one of the many species of fish that swim our waterways. A quick ferry ride puts visitors on Cumberland Island with its pristine beaches. Within a short drive lies the read more…
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Visitors won’t have to break their banks visiting Americus in west-central Georgia. The town less than 30 miles west of I-75 offers plenty of free or low-cost family friendly events, two national park sites that require no admission fee, ways to shop and be creative in an historic d read more…
The article: Americus, Georgia, is for Families, was originally published on I-75 Exit Guide
Charming tree-lined streets, stately historic homes, diverse history, heritage, and a thriving dining and arts scene. The Griffin + Spalding area is a sweet Southern find. As the birthplace of Doc Holliday and the photogenic filming location for movies and shows from “Fried Green Tomatoes” to “The read more…
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Have an unforgettable familygetaway in Blue Ridge, Georgia, a charming North Georgia mountain town about 90 minutes north of Atlanta via I-575. From fresh air and scenic views to train rides, great dining and relaxing places to stay, this chic and casual vacation spot destination spring break for read more…
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Located four miles from I-95, south of Savannah, Georgia, the Midway Museum has an extensive collection of 18th- and 19th-century heirloom furnishings, paintings, historical documents, and artifacts.
The Midway Museum invites visitors to embark on a journey through time, offering a glimpse read more…
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