11 Staggeringly Beautiful Places In Georgia That Will Always Be Waiting For You

During these uncertain times in the world, it’s always a nice reminder to see the places in Georgia that are familiar and stunningly beautiful, too. These places, that despite many being closed for the time being, will always be there waiting for us to explore down the road. In case you need a quick reminder of some of the most staggeringly beautiful places in Georgia that will always be right there when we need them, check it out…

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There are so many wonderfully beautiful aspects of this 2,689-acre park, it’s hard to pinpoint a favorite. Could it be the 1,000-foot deep gorge that you can hike along? The stunning scenic views? Or maybe it’s the Hurricane Falls staircase to the suspension bridge. You’ll have to visit for yourself and see which part of this state park is your favorite.

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No matter what the time of year is, Callaway Gardens always has something beautiful to enjoy. Obviously the spring and summer months bring about a daily dose of color that just can’t be rivaled. Check the website before you visit and see just what’s in bloom. Depending on the time of year, thousands of tulips or azaleas could be waiting.

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Ahh, Tybee Island. One of the most picturesque places in Georgia. This wonderful barrier island offers visitors white sandy beaches, rolling waves, a variety of fresh seafood restaurants, and of course, a charming community vibe. Visit the Tybee Island Lighthouse for a quick bout of history, too!

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Driftwood Beach is an ever-popular beach located on Jekyll Island that features numerous driftwood trees throughout. Quickly becoming a perfect place to snap some picturesque photos, if you’ve never been to this area for the scenery, now is the time.

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Located in northwest Georgia is the ever-popular Cloudland Canyon State Park. Some of the most beautiful aspects of this state park system involve Cherokee Falls, Sitton Gulch Trail, and also Hemlock Falls! Never a dull moment in this nature-packed state park.

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Vogel State Park is just over 200-acres, and it is located at the very base of Blood Mountain. As one of the very first park systems established in Georgia when the state was founded, there is quite a bit of rich history within this area. Hike the trails, cast a reel, or just kick back on the lake and enjoy the weather.

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Nothing says beauty like a trip to the 829-acre Amicalola Falls State Park, especially when that trip involves seeing the tallest waterfall in Georgia. At 729-feet, Amicalola Falls, which is named after the Cherokee word for "tumbling waters," will not disappoint.

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Cumberland Island is truly a magical place to visit. Not only will you be able to explore the historic ruins, but you’ll also likely see the wild horses grazing about, too. When you check out this barrier island in Georgia, you’ll be able to enjoy the protected beaches, the loggerhead turtles, and a dose of history.

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It’s easy to fall in love with Savannah, Georgia on your very first visit. This beautiful, charming little city sits right at the river’s edge and boasts so much history and old architecture, you’ll want to walk around the tree-lined streets all afternoon long.

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This majestic waterfall system in North Georgia is one of the most stunning around. The trail which takes you to the falls clocks in at around 5.5-miles so make sure you’re prepared to do some hiking to get to this beautiful natural spot.

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When some people hear the word "swamp" they might not immediately be inclined to call it beautiful. Yet, Okefenokee Swamp is a bit different than the rest. This beautiful, vast swampland is home to tons of birds, flowers, plants, and wildlife, it’s teeming with life at every turn.

Have you been to any of these beautiful places in Georgia before? How many can you cross off the list?! Share with us in the comments section. Or if you have more beautiful spots that you think we all should check out, make sure to let us know.