Hiking

One of the hottest trends in hiking and backpacking over the past few years has been the shift toward going ultralight on the trail. Typically, this…

Years ago, our Scout troop headed out on a weekend backpacking trip. And while the troop leaders warned the boys (and their parents) not to wear…

Leaf lovers rejoice when fall approaches. Not only does the change in season mean cooler weather, but it’s also your chance to hike through…

In Georgia, it’s not uncommon to see several different species of birds on a daily basis. The Peach State is brimming with hundreds of bird…

When it comes to natural beauty, Georgia’s got the best of both beach and mountains to satisfy anyone who appreciates the great outdoors. Just…

Given Georgia’s proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains, it’s no surprise the Peach State is one of the best spots in the nation to go rock…

When it comes to location, Georgia’s got it made: from beautiful beaches to impressive mountain scenery and everything in between,…

Fido-friendly getaways are the ultimate way to explore the Peach State. From well-worn paths in the heart of Atlanta to secluded woodland trails in…

Mother Nature is the queen of bringing you back to your senses. Georgia boasts some truly immaculate natural scenery—among the very best in the…

Georgia’s diverse natural beauty is as good as, if not better than, any state in the nation. Between the incredible rivers, lakes, forests,…

Georgia has no shortage of natural beauty. The Peach State is home to the Blue Ridge Mountains, which cover the northern part of the state. The…

There’s something special about venturing off the road and into the midst of Mother Nature for a good run. Sure, terrain is often…

Georgia’s picturesque scenery and abundance of outdoor activities make it a prime vacation destination for all ages. It doesn’t cost much…

Between the sweeping vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the magnificent display of migratory birds at Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge,…

There is no better time to hit the trail than late summer/early fall. Trails really open up once the kids head back to school, leaving trails…