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Growing up in Georgia, I've always found something truly magical about the allure of the North Georgia rivers. The cool, blue veins promise a sweet escape from the sizzling Southern summers that we all know and, well, endure.

Discovered a fabulous new restaurant in Blue Ridge! If you love seafood 🦀🦞🦐🐟 you gotta visit The Cove Fish Camp.. It is especially great if you don't want to deal with the hassle of downtown Blue Ridge parking and crowds. We were staying at @overlookcabins and this was just a short drive away. I had no idea what a phenomenal meal we were in for! Luckily we caught the owner, Greg, there and he shared with us that everything is made in house except the fries which are specially cut -its like a cross between steak fries and curly fries. But their slice blend they put on them is house made too. Also don't skip the boiled peanuts!! <a href="https://www.thecovefishcamp.com">https://www.thecovefishcamp.com</a> Lobster roll 🦞!!!! Mahi Mahi 🐡 Crab cakes 🦀 Oh and for the meat lovers, the smash burger is exceptional (with bacon 🥓 of course) 😋

We love exploring little known treasures. Throw in a beautiful outdoor landscape, a little history, and the thrill of the hunt and we’re all in. When we found out about Georgia’s TAG Tunnel, we were in the car the next day.

Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Dahlonega, Georgia, is a historic town with a rich heritage and a thriving wine scene. Its charming downtown area and proximity to some of the region's top wineries make it the perfect destination for a wine-tasting journey with a touch of history.

Tumbling Waters Nature Trail is located in Ellijay, Georgia inside the Carters Lake Recreation Area. It has a $5 parking fee that is on an honor system BUT if you have an America the Beautiful pass, it is FREE to park! This trail is a 1 mile out and back trail, but as we were hiking, we notice other hiking trails that intersected with this one so you could make this trail longer if you choose too! On this trail you cross a 30-foot-tall wooden bridge that crosses over Tails Creek with awesome views of the cascades on this creek. There are other overlooks on this trail to view more cascades along the creek! We as a family of 4, really enjoyed this hike! Filmed April 16, 2022 By Curtis and Melissa | Adventures Are Out There We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 (Curtis, Melissa and kiddos) who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created!

Amicalola Falls State Park is located in Dawsonville, Georgia. (Dawson County) This state park is home to the 3rd highest cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi River at 729 feet. Amicalola is a Cherokee Indian word for tumbling waters. Appropriately named. This park is also where a lot of the Appalachian Trail hikers start as it has the 8.5-mile approach trail to Springer Mountain. This park has so much to offer. A lodge with a restaurant, hiking trails, playground, picnic tables, ziplines, archery and so much more. This is a MUST see if your ever in the North Georgia area!

Minnehaha Falls is located in Lakemont, Georgia (Rabun County). The falls are located in the National Forest. You have to drive through a residential area to get to the trailhead parking area on Bear Gap Road, but if you put it in on your smartphone with google maps it will take you right there! This trail is only .40-mile roundtrip. So, at only .20 you are at this amazing waterfall! While walking in this beautiful rhododendron forest you walk along Falls Branch, so you have awesome water sights and sounds along the way. Minnehaha Falls cascades about 100ft down. It is such a beautiful waterfall to see, and so easy to get to! Please like, share and follow for more videos, thank you! Filmed April 12, 2022 By Curtis and Melissa | Adventures Are Out There We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 (Curtis, Melissa and kiddos) who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created!

Tallulah Gorge State Park is located in Tallulah Falls, Georgia (Rabun County). This 2,739-acre is best known for the Beautiful Gorge it protects. It's 2 miles long and almost 1,000 ft deep at its deepest point. This gorge has even been tight roped walked across twice. The most recent was in 1970 by Karl Wallenda (Nik Wallenda's Great Grandfather) This park has hiking, biking, waterfalls, swimming, rock climbing, camping, geocaching, white water rafting and so much more. A MUST SEE if your ever in the North Georgia area! Filmed April 12, 2022 By Curtis and Melissa | Adventure Are Out There We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 (Curtis, Melissa and kiddos) who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created! His masterpieces are awe inspiring! We love the diversity in landscape and wildlife and food in our country! We hope to inspire you to visit places you may have never heard of or to get out and explore the world around you :)

Here in Georgia, Spring is fast approaching. The daylilies are already blooming, grass is livening up, and we've had a few days so warm that we could close our eyes and easily pretend it's the middle of April. If you're like me, you are itching to come out of the cocoon of your home for the winter and go on an adventure.

Cloudland Canyon State Park is in northwest Georgia, on the western edge of Lookout Mountain. Boulder-strewn Sitton Gulch Creek cuts a deep gorge into the mountain. Sitton's Gulch Trail runs parallel to the creek. The short, steep Waterfalls Trail, with stairs down into the canyon, leads to Cherokee Falls and Hemlock Falls, where water cascades down into pools. Nearby, Sitton’s Cave has mineral formations. Follow our NewsBreak account for more content Click the link on the profile to check out all of our social media accounts. Thanks! ✉️ Email ► anadventurewithnickandrachel@gmail.com

We've loved exploring some of the trails here in Georgia! Evans Mill Trailhead was so magically autumnal! Music provided by Epidemic Sound

Tucked away below one of Atlanta's busiest interstate intersections, the Chattahoochee River, high bluffs and native Georgia forest hide a surprising find: a bamboo forest. We hiked the busy trails at the Palisades Park at the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area on a bright October morning. Fall leaves tumbled from the tall trees as foliage surrounding the river changed to bright yellows and orange. After walking about 1/2 mile, we reached the banks of the Chattahoochee, where water rushed through the rocks and geese honked high above. After approximately 2.5 miles, we reached our destination: the hidden bamboo forest, where tall bamboo shoots reached skyward to create a dark maze. We share the highlights in this 2 minute video. For an extended version with more details and lots more scenery, visit the video section of our blog: OurTravelCafe.com. For more adventures from Georgia, the Southeast and beyond, follow DeanLand on Newsbreak.

We adored our stroll through Piedmont Park! Cannot wait to go back when the weather cools off a bit! 💕 Music provided by Epidemic Sound.

When the temperature and humidity meet at 85 and above, it's difficult to motivate yourself for a summer hike. That's when we seek shaded paths that keep the summer sun away while allowing us to continue with our hiking plans.

Cartersville's Pine Mountain is a popular hiking spot. A short drive up I-75 from Atlanta puts it in easy reach of almost all who live in ATL. And the panoramic view keeps hikers coming back for all seasons.

The National Weather Service Logo(Image by the National Weather Service) (Forsyth County, GA) Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms will be moving across North and Central Georgia from late this morning on May 6 through the evening.

We discovered the wonders of the Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville, GA, on our very first house hunting trip to Georgia. And we’ve been going back ever since, maintaining our Grandparents-Plus annual membership for free admission for our most-frequent visitors, free show tickets, discounted admission for others and endless fun.

If you were planning a trip to North Georgia's Gibbs Gardens, don't worry about damage from the recent freeze. The gardens report the daffodil blooms were unharmed by the frigid blast, and mid-season blooming plants continue their seasonal color explosion.