From Tallulah Gorge to Brasstown Bald, the waterfalls, summits and wilderness of Georgia's Blue Ridge: Cloudland Canyon and the Cohutta in the northwest, Amicalola and Springer in the center, the Rabun highlands in the northeast.
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Must-seeA 729-foot tumbling waterfall, the highest in the Southeast, and the gateway to the Appalachian Trail approach in a popular state park.
Must-seeThe state's loftiest summit at 4,784 feet, with a 360-degree observation deck that takes in four states on a clear day.
Must-seeA dramatic 1,000-foot-deep chasm with rim trails, a swinging suspension bridge and waterfalls plunging through the rock.
Must-seeDeep sandstone canyons, hardwood forest and two waterfalls reached by a long stair descent on the western edge of the Cumberland Plateau.
Must-seeMore than 36,000 acres of rugged, trail-laced national-forest backcountry, with trout streams and remote ridgelines.
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