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East GeorgiaAugusta, GeorgiaGeorgia’s second-oldest city, on the Savannah River at the South Carolina line: a working 1845 power canal you can tour by boat, kayak or towpath, a cluster of small museums priced $5–$10, a free swamp park, and the Masters every April.Updated Oct 30, 2026Things to DoFree Things to Do in Georgia (2026): 66 Places With Free Admission66 Georgia places with free admission, by region, each with its real parking cost: 25 have free parking, 14 charge, 27 don't say. Plus 28 towns free to explore.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Oct 30, 2026Things to DoDay Trips From Atlanta by Drive Time (2026): 71 Places Under 3 Hours71 day trips within 3 hours of downtown Atlanta, grouped by drive time: 14 under an hour, 30 at 1-2 hours, 27 at 2-3 hours, with family-of-four cost, dog and stroller notes from our data.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Oct 30, 2026Coastal GeorgiaCumberland Island vs Tybee Island: Ferry, Cost, Dogs and Which to ChooseTybee is a drive-on beach town with $25 day parking and lifeguards in season; Cumberland is a ferry-only National Seashore with 17 miles of wild beach, feral horses and nothing for sale. Cost, dogs and logistics compared.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Oct 30, 2026EventsGhost Tours in Georgia, Halloween 2026: Savannah, Atlanta, Augusta and More, With Prices and AgesTwenty Georgia ghost tours, re-read at the operators Oct 14, 2026: Savannah from $17, Oakland Cemetery’s Halloween tours Oct 15–25 at $45, Jekyll Island from $25, plus ages and dog rules.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Oct 30, 2026DestinationsWhich Georgia Christmas Town Is Worth The Drive?There is no single “best” Georgia Christmas town — Helen, Dahlonega, Senoia, Marietta, Thomasville and Savannah each suit a different kind of trip, and it comes down to how much time you have and whether you want spectacle or quiet. This page answers by scenario instead of picking a winner; each line is pulled from […]Updated Oct 30, 2026Family GuidesWhich Georgia State Park Should I Visit With Kids?There is no single “best” Georgia state park for kids — it depends on how old your kid is, how far you’re willing to drive, and what season you’re going in. The picks below are pulled straight from our full state parks for kids guide, scenario by scenario. Only have a half day Sweetwater Creek […]Updated Oct 30, 2026Coastal GeorgiaWhich Georgia Beach Should I Visit?There is no single “best” Georgia beach — Tybee, Jekyll, St. Simons and Cumberland Island each suit a different kind of trip. Only three are a straight drive: Tybee, St. Simons and Jekyll; Cumberland is a 45-minute ferry ride. This page answers by scenario instead of picking a winner; each line is pulled from our […]Updated Oct 30, 2026Atlanta MetroStone Mountain vs Kennesaw Mountain: Which Atlanta Day Trip Fits You?Choose Stone Mountain for a bigger day out — a free summit hike plus a paid Attractions Ticket for the cable car, laser show and theme-park-style rides, budgeting at least $25 just to park; choose Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park for a quieter Civil War battlefield hike where a single $5 entrance fee covers parking, […]Updated Oct 30, 2026Atlanta MetroThings to Do at Kennesaw Mountain: Fees, Hours and Dog RulesKennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park is a Civil War battlefield in Cobb County, about a 32-minute drive from Atlanta. Entry is $5 a day (or $40 a year) per person or per vehicle. That one pass covers all 10 parking lots, the 2.2-mile round-trip trail to the summit and the free shuttle bus. One big […]Updated Oct 30, 2026