'Best Weekend in Georgia'
'fever in the United States, and today its rolling hills are known for its "liquid gold" - wine. Dahlonega is the heart of Georgia's wine region, home to established wineries such as Wolf Mountain Vineyards, offering guests gorgeous views and delicious beverages. There are 22 hiking trails in the surrounding Chattahoochee National Forest, including several around Amicalola Falls, where the waterfall drops 729 feet.
Helen
Escape to Germany without traveling outside of Georgia to the state's own alpine village. It's a Bavarian village within the walls of the Appalachian Mountains, making it the perfect place for a cool vacation. In addition to charming German buildings, you'll find plenty of shopping and plenty of outdoor activities. The park''Unicoi State, which is near Helena in the northeast, has twelve miles of trails. You can also head to Anna Ruby Falls to enjoy stunning views of the falling water. This area is also known for its wine region. Book a tour with VIP Southern Tours to visit several wineries in one day and then relax at the Valhalla Resort. On the way home, stop by the Nora Mill Granary gift store, home to an 1876 mill that still uses original 1,500-pound French grinding stones powered by the Chattahoochee River to create grits, flour and more.
Athens
There's a lot more to the home of the University of Georgia than meets the eye. It's a fun city with its''strong energy. Composed of several small neighborhoods such as Five Points, Normaltown and Boulevard, Athens retains its provincial charm despite a population of nearly 130,000. Don't underestimate a tour of the university complex, which includes landmarks such as the Arch and Chapel on North Campus. Then grab a bite to eat at one of the many chef-driven restaurants, such as Puma Yu'\''s, which features Thai cuisine from Chef Pete Amadhanirundra, or Home.Made, which serves sandwiches, before enjoying live music at the iconic Georgia Theater. Stay overnight at AthBnB, a boutique hotel in the heart of the Five Points neighborhood, and don't miss a little shopping at Agora Vintage. Here Airee Edwards''Offers a collection of designer handbags, apparel and accessories.
Atlanta
It's no surprise that Georgia's capital city is among our top suggestions for weekend travel. On any given weekend, you'll find festivals, concerts, sporting events and more all within a few miles of each other. Add to that historic attractions like the King Center and museums like the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and you've got the perfect getaway. Other attractions include the High Museum of Fine Arts, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the College Football Hall of Fame, the Georgia Aquarium, and the Coca-Cola World Museum. There are plenty of lodging options here for any budget or''s neighborhoods in the city, and the shopping and restaurant scene opportunities are unparalleled. Spend a day in Clarkston or on the Buford Highway to sample the cuisine of different countries without having to take an airplane.
Barnsley Resort
Barnsley Resort is located in Adairsville, just a little over 60 miles from Atlanta. Here, you'll find yourself in a vast yet cozy retreat that blends luxury with scenic beauty.
Blue Ridge
Whether traveling with the kids to Blue Ridge or enjoying the panoramic scenery at Mercier Horticultural Farm, Blue Ridge is an exciting weekend getaway. Stay in the heart of the picturesque downtown area at the Hampton Inn, where you're within walking distance to stores such as Canoe's Home Store and Accessories Boutique, as well as Oyster Fine Bamboo Rods fishing stores and restaurants such as The Black Sheep, located in a home built in 1914. There are also plenty of homes for rent in this area with enough bedrooms for the whole family. Take everyone to a movie at the Swan Drive-In Theater, which has been in operation since 1955.
Taibi'. 'Islands
Take the Islands Expressway to one of Georgia's picturesque coastal communities, Tybee Island. Depending on the time of year of your visit, you can spend a few hours at North Beach enjoying the sunshine or visit the pier near South Beach. Be sure to visit the Tybee Lighthouse. It's an impressive black and white structure originally built in 1736, and has been helping sailors navigate the Savannah River ever since. Climb 178 steps to reach the top and enjoy breathtaking views of the island. Enjoy a meal at The Breakfast Club, a no-frills breakfast favorite.
Cumberland Island
A wild island getaway awaits you on the coast of Georgia. Cumberland Island is accessible only by boat and protected''Cumberland Island National Wildlife Refuge. This is a rustic yet elegant retreat. Immerse yourself in nature and choose to tent camp or book a room at the luxurious, all-inclusive Greyfield Inn. While on the island, hike the 50 miles of hiking trails or take a bike ride to the oft-photographed ruins of Dungeness. Be sure to keep an eye out for wildlife, including the famous wild horses, the only unmanaged herd on the Atlantic coast.
Lagrange
Located just off I-85, Lagrange is perfect for a quick, carefree weekend getaway. Book a room at the Courtyard Marriott in the historic downtown area. From there, you can walk to a variety of stores and restaurants such as''Emberglow, which features locally sourced goods, and the award-winning Wild Leap Brew Co. For some serious Southern food, head a few blocks further afield to Taste of Lemon. It serves classic dishes like fried catfish and poppy seed chicken, all under the roof of the former Second Methodist Society Church, built in 1892. The neighborhood is also home to the Lagrange Art Museum, housed in an 1892 jail, which has free admission and features works by national, regional and local artists, and the Hills and Dales Homestead, a 13,000-square-foot historic house and gardens designed by Neil Reed and Hal Hentz.
Lake Oconee
Lake Oconee is one of Georgia's premier lake destinations with 374 miles of shoreline and 19,000 acres''Interesting attractions in Macon include the Allman Brothers Band Museum and the
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