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1. Amicalola Falls Dawsonville, GA

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The park's name is derived from a Cherokee language word meaning "tumbling waters".

2. Apple Picking - B.J. Reece Apple House Ellijay, GA

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Don't forget to visit their bakery stacked with breads, donuts and pies.

3. Beltline Atlanta, GA

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Beyond simply a means of getting somewhere, it's a destination unto itself. Check out the interactive map here.

4. Helen Helen, GA

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Experience Bavaria: No Passport Required

5. Piedmont Park Atlanta, GA

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The city's favorite in-town park for hosting a variety of events and activities. Piedmont Park is a 189-acre urban park in downtown Atlanta.

6. Pumpkin Patches

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Pumkin patches, corn mazes, hay rides and more. Check it out here.

7. Serenbe Chattahoochee Hills, GA

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A New Utopian Community in Georgia

8. Stone Mountain Stone Mountain, Georgia

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World's largest exposed granite monolith, surrounded by attractions and recreation in a natural environment.

9. Tallulah Gorge Tallulah Falls, GA

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One of the most spectacular canyons in the eastern U.S.

10. Your Own Backyard

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It's prime time to enjoy the outdoors before it the cold comes in, go jump in a pile of leaves!

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