I can never get enough of our beautiful state! I just love showcasing all of the breathtaking and astonishing views in Georgia. From the tops of our mountains to the shores of our coastal islands, we have beauty that cannot be rivaled by any other state. Here are 10 more jaw dropping places in Georgia that will blow you away:
- New Hope, GA
Marcus Williams via Flickr There’s perhaps nothing more beautiful than the simplicity of a Georgia summer day. The fluffy clouds and clear glass lake in this photo are breathtaking.
- Atlanta, GA
Richard Cawood via Flickr A beautiful aerial photo of our state’s capital.
Richard Cawood via Flickr These are really beautiful aerial views of the city of Atlanta. The sun’s rays make this photo a stunning one!
- Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, GA
Evangelio Gonzalez via Flickr Driftwood Beach is one of the most photographed sites in Georgia, and it’s easy to see why. The dead branches and unusual shapes of the wood make for a unique scene not found anywhere else in the world.
Richard Cawood via Flickr This black and white photo of Driftwood Beach really takes my breath away!
- Stone Mountain Park, Stone Mountain, GA
Richard Cawood via Flickr A beautiful black and white photo on top of Stone Mountain.
- Wormsloe Historic Site, Savannah, GA
Richard Cawood via Flickr Take a step back in time with this photograph of Wormsloe Historic Site. This beautiful site looks especially magical in this picture.
- St. Simons Island, GA
Richard Cawood via Flickr An amazing parallel view of St. Simons Island.
Evangelio Gonzalez via Flickr A Georgia sunset cannot be rivaled by any other. Pair it with the amazing beauty of St. Simons Island and what you get is a truly extraordinary experience.
- Butler Island Plantation, Darien, Ga.
Evangelio Gonzalez via Flickr This impressive shot is of Butler Island, home of the historic Butler Island Plantation. The Butler Island Plantation was once one of the largest rice plantations in the south in the 1850s.
- The Nolan House - Bostwick, GA
Pat Henson via Flickr The Nolan House is a beautiful part of Georgia’s history.
- Tybee Island
Angi English via Flickr The sunrise on Tybee Island in this picture is nothing short of amazing!
- Rome, GA
rasteron via Flickr This historic and beautiful town is simply charming. This year is definitely the year to visit this lovely and quaint town.
What do you think of these beautiful views? Do you have any amazing views of Georgia you would like to share? If so, please post them in the comments below!
Marcus Williams via Flickr
There’s perhaps nothing more beautiful than the simplicity of a Georgia summer day. The fluffy clouds and clear glass lake in this photo are breathtaking.
Richard Cawood via Flickr
A beautiful aerial photo of our state’s capital.
These are really beautiful aerial views of the city of Atlanta. The sun’s rays make this photo a stunning one!
Evangelio Gonzalez via Flickr
Driftwood Beach is one of the most photographed sites in Georgia, and it’s easy to see why. The dead branches and unusual shapes of the wood make for a unique scene not found anywhere else in the world.
This black and white photo of Driftwood Beach really takes my breath away!
A beautiful black and white photo on top of Stone Mountain.
Take a step back in time with this photograph of Wormsloe Historic Site. This beautiful site looks especially magical in this picture.
An amazing parallel view of St. Simons Island.
A Georgia sunset cannot be rivaled by any other. Pair it with the amazing beauty of St. Simons Island and what you get is a truly extraordinary experience.
This impressive shot is of Butler Island, home of the historic Butler Island Plantation. The Butler Island Plantation was once one of the largest rice plantations in the south in the 1850s.
Pat Henson via Flickr
The Nolan House is a beautiful part of Georgia’s history.
Angi English via Flickr
The sunrise on Tybee Island in this picture is nothing short of amazing!
rasteron via Flickr
This historic and beautiful town is simply charming. This year is definitely the year to visit this lovely and quaint town.
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