10 Underrated Places In Georgia To Take An Out-Of-Towner

For every person that visits you in Georgia, you probably have a list of places that they’d love to see. You know the list—with all the spots that people think of first when they think of Georgia. But what about all of the underrated places in Georgia? Those places that stay off the major To-Do lists, but are still so uniquely part of the state that they deserve the same recognition most of the major places receive. Here’s a list of some of the most under-appreciated spots in Georgia, and why an out-of-towner needs to add them to their itinerary:

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This hidden gem in Georgia has recently been named one of the top AirBnB destinations in the world. It's a beautifully serene, almost whimsical, tree house where you can stay nightly and fulfill a childhood dream of living among the treetops.
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Address: Atlanta, GA

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This sophisticated, classically-styled mansion was built in 1928 for the Inman family, heirs to a cotton brokerage fortune. Now, you can travel just outside of Atlanta, to explore this beautifully restored historic house along with the gardens, fountains, and mesmerizing views.
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Address: 130 West Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305

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Cumberland Island is known as Georgia's largest barrier island. It's here that you can swim, bird watch, observe the twisted tree trunks, and of course, watch the wild horses run about.
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Address: Cumberland Island National Seashore

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Located in Savannah, the Wormsloe Plantation may be one of the most underrated spots in the state. Although famous visually, many tourists don't realize that it's located just outside the city, and you can personally drive down the magical road.
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Address: 7601 Skidaway Rd, Savannah, GA 31406

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This 1,003-acre state park, located in Stewart County in southwest Georgia, is as underrated as it gets. But those who know about Providence Canyon State Park hike the trails, enjoy the views and camp overnight whenever they can.
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Address: 8930 Canyon Rd, Lumpkin, GA 31815

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The thrilling climb up Blood Mountain is part of the highest peak in the entire Georgia section of the Appalachian Trail. Many residents know about this key spot, but visitors tend to overlook it.
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Address: Blue Ridge Mountains

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The Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area in Lithonia is a wonderful place to bring out-of-towners of any age. There's so much to learn and see in the culture and rich natural wonders of the land, (besides getting in a bout of exercise).
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Address: Stonecrest, GA 30038

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About a mile outside of Midtown Atlanta, you'll find the Bellwood Quarry. The area was mined for centuries, before filling with blue water and becoming an out-of-towner's paradise. Now, the city has purchased the quarry and has big park plans in store.
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Address: Chappell Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

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When most people hear "botanical garden" they don't think of it as an exciting attraction, not compared to, say, Six Flags, anyway. But Atlanta's Botanical Garden is a 30-acre flora and fauna paradise, perfect for a day-trip for the entire family.
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Address: 1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309

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Located in Cartersville, the Etowah Indian Mounds are truly a sight to see. Sitting on 54 acres of land, you can explore a mound-building Native American civilization, the largest site in the Southeast.
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Address: 813 Indian Mound Rd SE, Cartersville, GA 30120

So there you have it; a few of the most underrated places in Georgia that it’s high time you visit. Bring the family, bring your friends and add these to the list for your out-of-town guests to peruse when they come to Georgia.

Have you been to any of the spots above? Let us know what you thought in the comments below!