Posted in Georgia October 11, 2017 by Marisa Roman

You’ll Want To Try This Strange Yet Satisfying Autumn Activity In Georgia

Over the years, The Rock Ranch has put on some pretty phenomenal seasonal activities perfect for the entire family. But there is one particular event that cannot be rivaled anywhere else in the state. Heck, anywhere else in the country even. We’re talking about an autumn activity so strange, yet so satisfying, that you won’t even believe your eyes. Welcome, Georgians, to National Pumpkin Destruction Day at The Rock Ranch.

Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at The Rock Ranch is officially National Pumpkin Destruction Day.

This family-friendly event has brought Georgians together each year in order to have some fun in the strangest way possible.

Most families will have a few Jack-O-Lanterns hanging around after Halloween, right?

So why not dispose of them in an awesomely, mind-blowingly fun way?!

The Rock Ranch allows guests to destroy their pumpkins in nearly every way imaginable.

Feel like shooting a few arrows through it? Not a problem.

Pumpkin chucking is oddly satisfying, and a great way to let off some steam.

Drop it from a 40-foot-lift for the ultimate pumpkin freefall.

Or hit the button and watch that pumpkin cannon shoot high into the sky, awaiting a big finale when it lands.

There are tons of other activities to take part in besides recycling pumpkins.

National Pumpkin Destruction Day is a high-energy, family fun day filled with unique activities you would never expect to find.

Which is why you don't want to miss out this year.

So, what are you waiting for?! “Smash it, don’t trash it”! If you’re ready to purchase tickets to National Pumpkin Destruction Day, make sure to click here. Huge thanks to local photographer Donna Flournoy for the great photos above! If you’re looking for more fall fun things to do in Georgia, then you may enjoy 10 Haunted Hayrides In Georgia That Will Scare You In The Best Way Possible.

You’ll Want To Try This Strange Yet Satisfying Autumn Activity In Georgia

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