Stories about great places to visit and the things to do there.
The Tabby House Brewing Company in Darien, Georgia bills itself as the state’s “oldest” brewery. However, there’s a caveat concerning that title. While there are breweries that predate it in the Peach State, the building it is locate in easily is the oldest structure housing such an operation.
The Altamaha Waterfowl Management Area is famous for duck hunting — but few hunters know it also offers surprisingly good rabbit hunting along its miles of levy roads. Jimmy Jacobs explores this hidden gem on the Georgia coast.
McIntosh County’s inshore waters are some of Georgia’s most productive — and least pressured. Ron Brooks maps out five hotspot locations with GPS coordinates for flounder, redfish, and seatrout along the pristine marshes near Darien.
Tucked along the Soque River in North Georgia, Blackhawk Farmhouse & Chalet offers a world-class trout fishing experience — where 3- to 12-pound rainbows and browns thrive in carefully managed waters. Polly Dean visits this award-winning lodge.
With 30 taps and a motto that says it all — “If we don’t like it, we don’t drink it” — Grumpy Old Men Brewing in downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia is a craft beer destination worth a stop on your next North Georgia outdoor adventure.