These 7 Natural Wonders In Georgia Are Sure To Leave You Totally Stunned

If you live in Georgia, you don’t have to go very far in order to experience the wonderful beauty of nature. While throughout the world there are seven natural wonders, the same can be said for the state of Georgia. That’s right, there are seven natural wonders in Georgia, and if you haven’t seen all of them in person, then it’s time to plan a bucket list trip. Some of these natural spots are as enchanting as it gets.

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Amicalola Falls is located inside Amicalola Falls State Park. The view of this 729-foot waterfall is simply breathtaking. It is the tallest cascading waterfall in the southeast. Visitors can choose to view the falls from an accessible pathway to a challenging trail with staircases.
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Address: 418 Amicalola Falls State Park Rd, Dawsonville, GA 30534

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The Okefenokee Swamp is located mostly in the southeast corner of Georgia and covers approximately 700 square miles. This swamp is a Georgia wonder for a reason–it is one of North America’s largest, most untouched, un-fragmented, freshwater, and black water wilderness swamp. It is no wonder that this swamp is a major destination for nature lovers. Visitors can paddle or boat on its many passageways, explore the murky waters, and see some new animals!
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Address: Southern GA, Northern FL

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"Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon" is at its deepest point, 150-feet deep, which can be seen from the top of the canyon. This beautiful canyon was created by poor farming practices in the 1800s. The canyon’s soil is a mixture of pink, orange, red, and purple colors, and make for some of the most striking photography.
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Address: 8930 Canyon Rd, Lumpkin, GA 31815

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Radium Springs is named after the naturally occurring radium found in its waters. Back in the 19th and early 20th centuries, people believed that there were healing properties in minerals that attracted investors to build a resort. The resort attracted many people from all over the country for a chance to soak in its waters.
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Address: 2501 Radium Springs Rd, Albany, GA 31705

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Stone Mountain is a huge granite rock that serves as one of Georgia's most recognizable landmarks. Another cool fact is that Stone Mountain is the largest mass of exposed granite in the world. Visit during certain times of the year like fall or winter, and see the park turn into a seasonal wonderland.
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Address: 1000 Robert E Lee Blvd, Stone Mountain, GA 30083

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"The deepest canyon east of the Mississippi", Tallulah Gorge is an awesome and spectacular sight to see! Hikers can walk across a suspension bridge that sways 80-feet above the gorge, and they can hike a challenging 10-mile trail.
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Address: 338 Jane Hurt Yarn Rd, Tallulah Falls, GA 30573

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Warm Springs, Georgia was made famous throughout the years because of the freshwater naturally heated springs. President Franklin D. Roosevelt bathed in the warm springs which relived some of his polio symptoms. He fell so in love with the Georgia spring that he built a house here nicknamed the "little white house". It is believed that Roosevelt developed the New Deal policies in that little house. While the springs aren’t accessible for bathing any longer, visitors can still visit the house and learn all about the history.
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Address: 401 Little White House Rd, Warm Springs, GA 31830

So, what do you think of these seven natural wonders in Georgia? Have you visited any in person? While the photos are great, they can only do so much in terms of the actual experience of visiting. Share with us in the comments section which of these natural spots you visited! Or, if you have any other natural wonders in Georgia that you love that you think should make the list, make sure to let us know.