One doesn’t have to travel far to find a great getaway. If you have never explored the Southwestern end of the Appalachian foothills, why not? We have some of the most unique treasures not to be found anywhere else. Planning a trip can be time consuming, regardless if it is for the family, a group at your local church, a school field trip, or business will find helpful ideas. While this is not an exhaustive travel guide, South of the Smokies was written to help brainstorm the possibilities . A variety of ideas are given for every age, taste, and budget. Most of the treasures are convenient to north Georgia and north Alabama. Some are along the way to popular destinations, such as the coast of traveling through the Smokies. A well-planned journey can prevent some of the inconvenience associated with traveling. Some want first-class amenities, while others want a taste of small-town, Southern flavor. Some places are open all day, or the sidewalks roll up at a certain time every day. Some things may be seasonal, or better for certain age groups. The entries have been shared for information only, so the readers may decide for themselves if they would like to sample some of the unique treasures found along the way. Be sure to check out the contact information provided before setting out on your journey, due to the fact that unexpected changes might have occurred after writing, or of course the possibility of human error.
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