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If you build it, they will come. The Rock Garden in Calhoun, Georgia is a testament to that. If you’re

Get a dose of late summer R&R at Daufuskie Island. We’re all looking for less stress and more peace of

Breathing the seacoast air of charming Beaufort, South Carolina When it comes to the mechanically cooled contemporary South, this may

Beyond Peaches, Peanuts and Onions

Highlighted by family farms and home-grown businesses, Georgia Grown Trails promotes agritourism and awakens feelings of nostalgia for travelers. Sometimes

Island Allure

Love to get away from it all? Explore secluded Lovers Key, where waves and wildlife are the main attractions. Nestled

Snow, Stomp and Sculpt

Creativity and imagination take shape at the Breckenridge International Snow Sculpture Championships. Breckenridge, Colorado is known for many things –

Jingle All the Way

The north Georgia community of Dahlonega overflows with Christmas charm and cheer. There is always much to see and do

Picking on Pumpkins

Lots of people love Halloween, but National Pumpkin Destruction Day is a smashing idea as well. There’s a fun way

Hitting the High Spots

The North Georgia mountains offer plenty of activities to entertain visitors in the fall. With a hint of fall in

Ya, Mon!

Go calypso at this festival that celebrates reggae, jerk and all things Jamaica Summer may be winding down – sigh

Titans of Tomatoes

Vine-ripened, sun-warmed and ready to burst. Is there anything better than a juicy red tomato in the summertime? Well, how

Over the Moon(Pie)

A small town in Tennessee celebrates a bigtime culinary combination of two quintessential Southern snacks. Every self-respecting Southerner knows that

Pinball Paddling

Stroke and squeeze your way through an arcade of cypress trees as you kayak in George L. Smith State Park.

High on Hendersonville

The second largest city in the western North Carolina mountains has a first-rate playlist of things to do. Cideries, wineries

Beach Babes

Step aside Arnold, Babe, Miss Piggy, Napoleon, Piglet and Wilbur — make way for the famous swimming pigs of the