Explore every Georgia destination with Browns Guide

Whether you’re new to the state of Georgia or a life-long resident, there is an online resource you don’t want to miss when planning daytrips and vacations in your home state.

Many will remember Brown’s Guide to Georgia as a highly-popular magazine. Now it is an an online indexed and searchable travel and recreation resource featuring every travel and recreation resource in Georgia. Everything.

More than 6,000 individual profiles of lodging and accomodations, restaurants, family vacation destinations, tours and so much more. Every tour, every hike, every art gallery and museum, every charter boat operator, every guide and outfitter, every bed and breakfast inn are all searchable by name, category, travel region, county or city. Plus Browns Guides website features blogs, videos and galleries galore.

Recent posts on the site include a review of Austrailian Bakery Cafe in Marietta, where “the largest selection of dinky-di authentic Aussie meat pies in the USA” may be found.

Sixteen options for corn mazes and pumpkin patches, always favorite fall daytrip options, are also recently blogged.

Try a do-it-yourself guided tour of the Savannah-Ogeechee Barge Canal, or A Walk Through Savannah, one of more than 200 self-guided tours highlighted on the site.

If a mountain retreat entices, Tanglewood Cabin Rental near Helen was recently reviewed on the site and hundreds more are also listed.

Even the most dedicated art lovers will find a couple of years worth of outings in the more than 140 profiles of art galleries on Brown’s Guides.

Fayette County is within easy driving distance of attractions in all of the nine regions of Georgia Brown’s Guide recognizes. This would be a great week to point the mouse and click your way to a well-deserved retreat.