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Homer Island - Sugar Hill (GA)

Address: 🏡 5WFG+CV, Sugar Hill, GA 30041
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Historic Cromers Mill Covered Bridge - Royston
Historic Cromers Mill Covered Bridge
Keegan Donegan: It’s a cool bridge and easily accessible. I love checkin out the old construction of these bridges, like using the wood pegs instead of screws and nails. Cromer’s Mill Covered Bridge isn’t in that bad of shape!
Sells Mill Park - Hoschton
Sells Mill Park
Pamela B: Small park with an old mill for a backdrop. Theres not much to do. They do have a playground and a swing set. Also, a pavilion with tables. There are benches staged throughout, so you can watch the water. There is supposedly a walking trail but no signage as to where. I enjoyed walking in the river (not sure if this is allowed), but be careful! Those rocks are very slippery! There are plenty of photo ops...
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Fort Yargo State Park - Winder
Fort Yargo State Park
L Chen: This state park has clean facilities, peaceful lakes and miles of hiking and biking trails. There are camping sites, a beach and boat ramps. The inner loop hiking trail going around the lakes is about seven files. The scenery along the way is very beautiful.
Barrow County Museum - Winder
Barrow County Museum
Jared Anton: Lovely place. So much history about the county and interesting even for travelers. The jail is a must-see. This shows you how the history of a small town grows. We highly recommend a visit to this attraction.
Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site - Cartersville
Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site
Johnnetta J: It was a peaceful and quiet afternoon when I visited. I practically had the entire place to myself aside for a couple other visitors. This allowed for meditation and grounding. I bought some souvenirs to support the museum. There is a river in which they have benches to allow one to sit by the river bank and listen to it roll by. It was a very tranquil experience. I will definitely visit again, hoping to take archery lessons.
Rose Lawn Museum - Cartersville
Rose Lawn Museum
Meggie Wasik: What a great rich history of a man and His family living for Jesus! We will definitely be back!
Tellus Science Museum - Cartersville
Tellus Science Museum
Malcolm Godwin: Really cool place not too far from a couple of larger cities. Very very clean and great customer service. Easy parking and easy entry this place was set up for ease of access and totally simple for the kids. There is a cafe that served us a decent lunch. The shows put on here and the whole place in general is awe inspiring for kids and adults alike. Real moon rocks, real minerals and real deal telescopes. Thank you to anyone and everyone that is involved with this organization.
Bartow History Museum - Cartersville
Bartow History Museum
Lindee Baker: Took my son here after buying a Groupon during Summer vacation. We just moved to Cartersville and decided to learn a little about the place we live now. The ladies are so nice and the history of the building, the awesome artifacts, and the way they have the different sections set up is so cool! A must visit!
Allatoona Lake Visitor Center & Museum - Cartersville
Allatoona Lake Visitor Center & Museum
Ricardo Santiago: Highly recommend this place to go alone or with the family. The views are incredibly beautiful. Perfect place to do exercise. This place has multiple trails for anyone to walk. If you are a photographer, this is an amazing spot. You will enjoy the amount of vegetation (flowers, trees, rocks, birds, ect). My phone camera does not pay justice. You have to visit this place whenever you have the opportunity.
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