Must-see attractions in South Georgia

  • Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

    South Georgia

    Nearly a half-million acres in size, Okefenokee Swamp is a magnificent environment to explore, with something for travelers of all abilities. Choose from…

  • Providence Canyon

    South Georgia

    Only 30 minutes from Columbus sits Georgia’s 'Little Grand Canyon.' This 1003-acre state park is something to behold. Otherworldly formations include…

  • Coca-Cola Space Science Center

    South Georgia

    Operated by Columbus State University, this space-themed wonderland is full of interactive exhibits that your kids will love, plus some of the most…

  • Pasaquan

    South Georgia

    After experiencing visions in which he was chosen by 'people of the future' to depict their culture of peace and love, self-taught artist Eddie Owens…

  • Andalusia

    South Georgia

    Novelist Flannery O'Connor was raised on this 544-acre estate. After attending the Writers Workshop at the University of Iowa, she returned to this pretty…

  • Woodbury Shoppe

    South Georgia

    This official Walking Dead mini-museum and souvenir shop is your one-stop shop for all things related to the extremely popular AMC TV show. It's located…

  • Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm

    South Georgia

    The 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter, lived and worked on this farm from 1928–41, helping his father, siblings and their tenant farmers…

  • National Civil War Naval Museum

    South Georgia

    This museum, dedicated to the naval history of the nation's bloodiest conflict, includes the CSS Jackson, an 1862 ironclad Confederate navy ship that was…

  • Alexandria Safe-Zone

    South Georgia

    One of the most recognizable filming sites from The Walking Dead. While visitors can't go inside, you can see it from various high points around town. The…

  • Lane Southern Orchards

    South Georgia

    More than 3000 acres of this farm are dedicated to the cultivation of peaches and pecans. You can stock up on the fruits and nuts themselves, but you may…

  • Tubman Museum

    South Georgia

    No, Maryland-born Harriet Tubman never made it to Macon, but founder Richard Keil was so inspired by her work on the Underground Railroad that he named…

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