Georgia is full of historic towns, coastal gems, and mountain escapes. From moss-draped squares in Savannah to the wild horses of Cumberland Island, here are 18 of the state’s most beautiful spots:
- Savannah – Cobblestone streets, oak-shaded squares, River Street, and Southern food favorites.
- St. Simons Island – Golden beaches, lighthouse climbs, marsh walks, and boutique Pier Village.
- Tallulah Falls State Park – A dramatic gorge, waterfalls, and a swaying suspension bridge.
- Jekyll Island – Driftwood Beach, biking trails, historic district, and sea turtle rescue center.
- Cumberland Island – Wild beaches, roaming horses, historic ruins, and untouched wilderness.
- Madison – Antebellum mansions, leafy parks, folk art museums, and timeless Southern charm.
- Tybee Island – Retro beach-town vibes, lighthouse, Fort Pulaski, and dolphin cruises.
- Providence Canyon – Georgia’s “Little Grand Canyon” with vivid sandstone cliffs.
- Lookout Mountain – Sweeping views, Ruby Falls, Rock City, and the Incline Railway.
- Appalachian Trail (GA stretch) – Misty forests, Blood Mountain views, and Springer Mountain trailhead.
- Macon – Birthplace of Little Richard, grand homes, Ocmulgee Mounds, and soulful food/music.
- Okefenokee Swamp – Blackwater canals, mossy cypress trees, and gator-spotting boat tours.
- Helen – Quirky Bavarian village with German food, mountain coaster, and Anna Ruby Falls.
- Northeast Georgia Mountains – Brasstown Bald, Amicalola Falls, Lake Rabun, and vineyards.
- Lake Allatoona – Swimming, boating, Civil War sites, and Red Top Mountain State Park camping.
- Atlanta Botanical Garden – Tropical blooms, orchid houses, canopy walk, and Chihuly glass art.
- Amicalola Falls State Park – Georgia’s tallest waterfall (729 ft), forest trails, and lodge stays.
- Brunswick – Victorian streets, Lover’s Oak, historic plantations, and coastal rum distillery.
👉 From coastal islands to mountain trails, Georgia blends history, charm, and wild beauty in every corner.
