Posted in Georgia
July 13, 2017
The 15 Most Incredible Natural Attractions In Georgia That Everyone Should Visit
Nature is an underrated aspect of Georgia that deserves a whole lot more recognition. Sometimes we take for granted the fact that our state has an incredible coast, a beautiful mountainous landscape, opportunities to hike through waterfalls and tube down rivers, or simply just hit a trail and reach an overlook where you can see for miles. Georgia as a ton of natural attractions just waiting to be explored and adored. Here are some of our favorites.
Lula Falls is one of the most underrated natural gems in the state of Georgia. Not too many people are familiar with this waterfall, or Lula Lake, which means it is just that much more enjoyable and peaceful when you visit.
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One of the most popular natural attractions in the state comes in the form of the Chattahoochee River. Tubing or shooting the Hooch, as it is known, is a summer-must for many Georgians. Enjoy a bit of water, a bit of sunshine, and a whole lot of fun.
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Talk about a natural beauty. This attraction is opened seasonally for visitors, and allows them to see just how wonderful a fresh field of lavender can be.
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One of the more secluded waterfalls in Georgi and a genuine natural wonderment in the state is Jacks River Falls. Pack a picnic and visit for the day and cool off underneath the clear, refreshingly crisp water.
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For those who don't know, Georgia has it's own Little Grand Canyon. Providence Canyon is pure magic. Spending the day walking through the canyon, witnessing all the beauty of the carved red clay rock is a marvel in itself.
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Hands down one of the most stunning natural attractions in the state, Panther Creek Falls. It may take a bit of a hike to get to, but being rewarded with this spectacular sight is something that will make your summer most memorable.
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The history behind this natural spring, and the story told about how it came to be is nothing short of a miracle. You'll be immersed in Georgia history just by setting foot near this natural spring.
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This natural waterfall boasts some of the most pristine water in the state. Take a hike over to Cherokee Falls and appreciate the natural beauty and bluest waters you'll find in Georgia.
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There aren't too many places in the state which include history, beachside camping, seclusion, wild horses, and tons of natural beauty. Cumberland Island still remains a true gem for Georgians, and the perfect place to spend a long weekend.
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Located in Tallulah Falls, Sliding Rock, also known as Bridal Veil Falls, allows guests to slide down the refreshing natural water slide into the pool below. The best way to spend a summer afternoon in Georgia, keeping cool and enjoying nature.
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There is nothing more refreshing--more enlightening, then driving down this famed Savannah street, catching glimpses of the summer sunshine through the Spanish Oak branches. It is a slice of nature that people come from all over to enjoy.
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At first glance, you wouldn't believe that Red Clay Resort is a natural attraction, yet it is spring-fed, and an undeniable summer bucket list item. Who wouldn't want to sidle up to waters this blue?!
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A hidden gem camping opportunity, Andrews Cove Recreation Area provides a slice of nature that you won't find elsewhere. This is seclusion, serenity, and pure bliss in the middle of Georgia nature.
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In James Floyd State Park, there is a trail which takes hikers to an abandoned mine, and flowing turquoise pool. The Marble Mine Trail is a natural wonder in Georgia, and one that should be experienced at least once in your lifetime.
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A natural pool like Radium Springs has to be seen to be believed. That's why this beauty is such a gem. As one of the seven natural wonders in Georgia, Radium Springs is quite an impressive place to spend the day.
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Care to share your favorite natural attractions in the state of Georgia? Add them to the comments section!
