If ever there was a time to experience a road trip through Georgia, it would be during the fall. Georgia fall foliage drives reveal some truly spectacular views, which are only magnified when the leaves begin to change color and the air cools down to a delightful temperature. If you’re looking for a chance to see the best fall foliage in GA, then this road trip may just be perfect for you.

The entire road trip takes about nine hours in total, so if you think you can power through, you’re welcome to give it a whirl. However, peak fall foliage is best experienced when you can stop and enjoy, so you may want to make this a weekend trip, after all. Hitch up the ol’ RV, map out a motel, or rent the cabin of your dreams – no matter what you choose, this road trip to see the fall colors in Georgia will be one heck of an adventure. You can find the entire trip, plus all the stops on this interactive map.

1. Cloudland Canyon State Park

In Rising Fawn, Georgia,

" target="_blank">Cloudland Canyon boasts some of the most magical views around. You can see for miles, depending on where you stand, which means more fall colors than you ever could have imagined.

2. Amicalola Falls State Park

Located in Dawsonville, Georgia, Amicalola Falls State Park is one of the more popular spots in Georgia to check out the autumn awesomeness. The very easy-to-hike trail to the overlook is worth the trek, in order to catch the sun glistening off those beautiful reds and oranges.

3. Blue Ridge Drive

Blue Ridge Parkway, which stretches quite a ways into North Carolina, offers some really spectacular views along the way. You will be able to be immersed in nature, surrounded by beauty on all sides.

4. Vogel State Park

Deep in the heart of Blairsville, Georgia you will find Vogel State Park. Not many people visit this park, but those who do can appreciate the mountain color, not to mention some of north Georgia's most mesmerizing scenery.

5. Black Rock Mountain State Park

The roadside overlooks in Black Mountain State Park are nothing short of fantastic. You will be able to catch sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, peppered with hues of autumn color. Close your eyes here, and take in the rich, fresh air that Georgia has to offer.

6. Tallulah Gorge State Park

Good ol' Tallulah Gorge State Park. There aren't enough wonderful things to say about this place. Maybe you've alread visited, and fell in love with the falls. But if you haven't gone to this state park during the autumn months, then you truly are missing out.

7. Smithgall Woods

Helen, Georgia, always has incredible fall foliage views, especially if you visit Smithgall Woods. With over 6,000 acres, including those that protect Duke's Creek, there will never be a shortage of ample fall hiking to fall head over heels for.

8. Red Top Mountain State Park

Just a breezy 40 minutes north of Atlanta, you'll find the beauty that is Red Top Mountain State Park. With amazing views of the lake and park, there will always be something naturally stunning that catches your eye.

9. James H. Floyd State Park

Ahh, finally the road trip concludes at James "Sloppy" Floyd State Park. This park, located near Rome, Georgia, is a great place to take the whole family and enjoy a crisp autumn day, filled with color and foliage. Make sure you keep an eye out for any waterfalls along the trails, too!

Check out this YouTube video by Columbus Ledger-Enquirer highlighting some of the best places to see fall foliage in Georgia:

https://youtu.be/X8AQ8Wy4C1E

Do you have a favorite spot in our state to see the best fall foliage in GA? Share with us the best places to see fall foliage in GA that you have discovered!

If road trippin' through Georgia is as exciting for you as it is for us, you have to check out this End Of Summer Georgia Road Trip. Before you hit the highway, don’t forget to read our previous article with all the must-have items for your next road trip.

https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/georgia/end-of-summer-ga-road-trip/