Cartersville, GA

Ancient earthen mounds reveal the sophisticated Mississippian culture that thrived here from 1000-1550 AD. Climb the 63-foot Mound A for panoramic views of this remarkably intact archaeological treasure.

This sprawling 1,300-acre sports mecca hosts over 30 different youth sports throughout the year. Watch future stars compete at the Champions Center or catch baseball action across eight Major League-sized fields.

America's largest Western art collection unfolds across this Smithsonian-affiliated museum in Cartersville. Explore paintings, sculptures, and artifacts that tell the story of the American West.

This expansive museum showcases impressive fossils, minerals, and interactive science exhibits. Pan for gems, dig for fossils, or catch a captivating planetarium show during your 3-4 hour exploration.

The Savoy Automobile Museum showcases automotive evolution through rotating exhibits of classic and modern vehicles. Explore light-filled galleries featuring rare cars and automotive artwork at your own pace.

This well-maintained tennis facility offers 13 lighted hard courts within Dellinger Park's natural setting. Enjoy recreational play or join organized programs for all skill levels.

This Civil War battlefield preserves the site of 1864's Battle of Allatoona Pass with original earthworks and trenches. Walk interpretive trails to experience history while enjoying scenic views of Lake Allatoona.

Built in 1886 by Washington W. King, this 138-foot wooden span is one of Georgia's oldest covered bridges. Stroll through its historic framework and enjoy a picnic in the adjoining park with views of Euharlee Creek.