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North Georgia's odd side, for when the waterfalls start to run together.
6 places · North Georgia
Must-seeFind the cast of a Bigfoot butt-print laid out on red velvet, then sit in the Sasquatch Theater for the eyewitness footage. It's on Highway 515 between Blue Ridge and Ellijay, and adults get in for $9.
Must-seeMore than 4,000 cars from 1972 or earlier are rusting into the woods along six miles of trail. Photographers pay a few dollars more than walkers, and it's open Tuesday through Saturday.
Must-seeRabun County students interviewed their grandparents about cabin-building and moonshine, and the royalties from the Foxfire books bought this land in 1974. A half-mile trail runs past more than 20 log buildings.
Must-seeEvery hour a Licensed Patch Nurse doses a Mother Cabbage with Imagicillin and delivers a doll from the Magic Crystal Tree. The staff play it completely straight, and admission is free.
Attractions
AttractionsThese sit in the same parts of the state as the list above.
Other lists that cover the same ground.
45 placesNearly half of these Georgia attractions are in two cities, 14 in Atlanta and eight in Savannah. Some of the rest take ten minutes, like the 56-foot Big Chicken on Cobb Parkway or the oak in Athens that legally owns itself.
18 placesMost people know Georgia's state parks by the mountain ones. This list keeps going south almost to the Florida line, and a couple of the best are down there.
17 placesAtlanta's weekend mountains. Come in early spring, when the falls run strongest.
