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World Wonders
Taj Mahal from AtlantaJoi
Georgia State Parks - Distance from Atlanta
47 Stephen C. Foster State Park (280 miles) from GeorgiaPeach
A primary entrance to the legendary Okefenokee Swamp — one of Georgia's seven natural wonders and the largest blackwater wetland in the South.
Natural Wonders of Georgia
Amicalola Falls from GeorgiaPeach
Amicalola Falls, in Dawson County, Georgia, is the tallest waterfall in the state at 729 feet. Located in Amicalola Falls State Park, it offers hiking, camping, and the Appalachian Approach Trail. The name means
Natural Wonders of Georgia
Okefenokee Swamp from GeorgiaPeach
Okefenokee Swamp, located in Georgia and Florida, spans 700 square miles. It is a diverse habitat with unique wildlife, including alligators and Sandhill cranes. The name means
Natural Wonders of Georgia
Providence Canyon from GeorgiaPeach
Providence Canyon, also known as Georgia’s
Natural Wonders of Georgia
Radium Springs from GeorgiaPeach
Radium Springs in Georgia is one of the state's Seven Natural Wonders. It features clear, blue spring water that flows at 70,000 gallons per minute. Named for traces of radium found in the water, it once hosted a casino and resort, now a public garden.
Natural Wonders of Georgia
Stone Mountain from GeorgiaPeach
Stone Mountain, Georgia, is a massive quartz monzonite dome with a bas-relief carving of Confederate leaders. The park offers hiking, a historic railroad, and a skyride to the summit. It's a major tourist attraction and a site of historical significance.
Natural Wonders of Georgia
Tallulah Gorge from GeorgiaPeach
Tallulah Gorge, located in Georgia, is a two-mile-long and nearly 1,000-foot-deep canyon. It features stunning waterfalls, hiking trails, and a suspension bridge. The state park offers scenic views and outdoor activities, attracting nature enthusiasts year-round.
Natural Wonders of Georgia
Warm Springs from GeorgiaPeach
Warm Springs, Georgia, is famed for its therapeutic warm springs, attracting President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who sought polio treatment there. The town hosts the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute and the Little White House, now a historic site and museum.
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