North Georgia's gloriously weird side: a Bigfoot museum, the Cabbage Patch Kids' birthplace, a heritage railway, a forest slowly eating 4,000 vintage cars, a gold mine you climb inside, and the South's biggest apple orchard.
6 places · North Georgia
Must-seeA roadside museum that takes Bigfoot dead seriously: dioramas, casts of giant footprints and eyewitness lore, deep in the north Georgia mountains.
Must-seeThirty-plus acres of vintage cars slowly returning to the forest, mossed over and endlessly photogenic, the world's largest classic-car junkyard turned outdoor gallery.
Must-seeA hillside village of preserved log cabins, a blacksmith shop and mountain crafts that keeps southern Appalachian folkways alive, the museum behind the famous Foxfire books.
Must-seeThe whimsical 'hospital' where costumed staff deliver Cabbage Patch Kids from a magic crystal tree, a slice of only-in-Georgia Americana.
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