Brown's Guide to Georgia

Fun Stuff

Win a Vacation to Lake Lanier

You can win a 7-day, 7-night vacation on beautiful Lake Lanier, including a guided fishing trip and a boat-rental package.

Waterfalls of North Georgia

Visit Amicalola Falls, Georgia’s – and the South’s – highest waterfall with photographer Jack Anthony and see Jack’s photographs of over a hundred other waterfalls and rapids in the North Georgia Mountains.
Produced by Eric Smith

Post Card History

A post card picture gallery of early 20th century Georgia agriculture and industry from the collection of Gary Doster, Georgia’s Postcard King, plus a fascinating short history of post cards. Comment on these cards and send yours.

Exploring Georgia by Bike

Explore Georgia’s back roads and bike trails from the mountains to the coast with bicyclist extraordinaire Jim Qualls.

Nantahala Outdoor Center - Chattooga

Rafting the Chattooga River. The world’s most famous whitewater river, the Chattooga is an American Classic and one of the first streams added to the United States National Wild and Scenic River System.

Locust Stake Off Road Vehicle Area

Two and four-wheel off-road vehicles. 17 miles. Maximum axle width 48 inches. This area covers about 1,000 acres that are designated as a place where users of all-terrain vehicles can find adventure.

Altamaha Coastal Tours

Experience sea kayaking adventures with Altamaha Coastal Tours in one of the most beautiful and remote areas in the Southeast. Located near St. Simon’s Island and 45 minutes South of Savannah, the Altamaha River BioReserve is a world of wilderness and natural wonder.

Cumberland Island

Sun, sand, beautiful vistas and a relaxing atmosphere await you on Georgia’s largest barrier island. One of Georgia’s 16 barrier islands.

Wild Animal Safari

One of the area’s most popular attractions, the 500-acre Pine Mountain Wild Animal Safari, offers a unique experience. Visitors can see, touch, and feed hundreds of exotic animals – a true worldwide safari!

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