8 Unforgettable Places In Georgia That Everyone Must Visit This Winter
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Amanda Northern
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There are just some things that folks in Georgia have to do every winter. Some of those activities include going to see a light show, celebrating with friends and family and checking out the annual Chick-fil-a Peach Bowl. Just in case you forgot, here are eight unforgettable places to visit in Georgia in the winter!
Blood Mountain, Georgia 30512, USA
Visit the gorgeous Blood Mountain this winter and be amazed! Blood Mountain is the 6th tallest mountain in Georgia and has incredible views from the top.
Pictured here: Another amazing shot of Blood Mountain in the winter.
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Habersham County, GA, USA
Take a ride through the countryside and see the beautiful frost of a Georgia winter cover the fields. If you want to make things even cozier, pack a thermos of hot chocolate and munch on chocolate cookies. This winter excursion doesn't cost much, but it's a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
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Cloudland Canyon Park Road, Cloudland Canyon Park Rd, Georgia, USA
Visit Cloudland Canyon this winter and see the spectacular frozen falls. Winter only enhances the beauty of the natural Georgia wonder. The sunsets will astound you, and trails will fill you with happiness. Pay a visit to Cloudland Canyon and see why some folks say it's the most beautiful canyon in America.
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Savannah, GA, USA
Make sure you visit Savannah this winter. There may not be snow and frost covering everything like in other parts of Georgia, but you'll always have a magical time! Need some ideas of places to explore? Why not check out this repurposed power plant or this bud depot turned restaurant? Of course, you can never go wrong with a lovely winter stroll through Forsyth Park.
Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, 3284 Northside Pkwy NW, Atlanta, GA 30327, USA
The Chick-fil-a Peach Bowl is a Georgia tradition that takes place every winter. No matter which teams are playing or when the game takes place, it's always an exciting event. Tickets for the event are already on sale, so make sure you get yours!
Chattahoochee National Forest, Georgia 30512, USA
The gorgeous Chattahoochee National Forest is located in Fanin County. If we do happen to get a Georgia frost or snow, you're definitely going to want to visit this place. If you really want to enjoy this place, spend a night in The Bear Affair Cabin and make a whole weekend out of it! This welcoming place has everything you could need for a lovely winter getaway.
Springer Mountain, Georgia 30513, USA
Visiting any mountain in Georgia during the winter season is sure to be an adventure, but nothing quite tops this one. Springer Mountain is home to sweeping panoramic views that are particularly gorgeous during winter. And the best part? This short and sweet journey is only two miles long. Check out our feature article about the Springer Mountain hike to learn more.
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Botanical Gardens Bike Rack, Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA
Don't miss out on one of the most spectacular display, the Christmas lights at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens. The spectacular light displays seen in this garden are sure to please any audience. If you can't make it to Atlanta, any of the many Christmas light displays in Georgia will do! Need some ideas? Why not embark on this Christmas lights road trip through Georgia.
What are your favorite places to visit in Georgia in the winter? Did we leave your favorite spot off our list? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below! And make sure to nominate your favorite destinations. Who knows? We might just feature it in an upcoming article.
Looking for more ways to enjoy winter in Georgia? Visit this cozy mountain town and enjoy the sights and sounds of the season!
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