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Fall Trips For 2024 I'm looking for Fall trips for 2024 Fall is a favorite time of the year for me. I still love the pumpkin patches, the corn mazes and all the smells of Fall with yummy treats being prepared. Candied apples, boiled peanuts, peanut brittle and pumpkin spice. Take a listen to the show and the website are below. Fall is in the air and here are website for places to consider now or later into the season. Let's go... Fall Trips for 2024. Dahlonega: The popular Gold Rush Days Festival. https://goldrushdaysfestival.com/gold-rush-days/ Beech Mountain, NC Year 'round fun and colorful leaves during the fall. Hiking should be top of your list. www.beechmtn.com Helen, GA Oktoberfest at the Helen Festhalle helenchamber.com LaGrange, GA & Pine Mountain, GA Make this fall a wild experience with a visit to Wild Animal Safari. animalsafari.com . Sweetland Craft Beer Sweetland Craft Beer & Music Festival – North Carolina Oyster Festival Brunswick Island, NC The highlight of the NC Oyster Festival is, of course, the oysters! - ncoysterfestival.com GO Outside Festival in Roanoke, VA Check out the website for more info visitroanokeva.com Dollywood's Harvest Festival How about a little Dollywood. Dollywood’s Harvest Festival in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee in the Great Smoky Mountains. Stay at one of Dollywood’s two resorts for even more fall fun, including crafts, music and fireside treats. Who’s ready? Check out the website - Dollywood.com Alabama Beaches The Frank Brown International Songwriters' Festival brings together nearly 200 of the unsung heroes of the music business from all over the world for a 10-day festival. The event takes place at venues along the Alabama-Florida state line. Brasstown Bald and Blairsville, GA The highest peak in Georgia, Brasstown Bald not far from Downtown Blairsville. There you'll find a 360-degree view of four states (Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina) is unbeatable. Blairsville offers outdoor adventure seekers pristine hiking trails including the legendary Appalachian Trail which passes through the area. A few of the trails including Helton Creek Falls Trail and the Trahlyta Lake Trail in Vogel State Park will lead you to stunning waterfalls. Nothing beats breathing in crisp mountain air while soaking up nature’s beauty. Downtown Blairsville is home to the area’s cutest shops and restaurants with the tastiest menus. In the center of the square, you will find the iconic Union County Courthouse, which doubles as a museum of Union County and Native American history. For those looking to experience the flavors of Blairsville - several wineries including Odom Springs Winery and Living Water Winery & Vineyard are offering visitors beautiful scenery and tasting opportunities. A visit to Blairsville wouldn’t be complete without a little moonshine and spirits at Grandaddy Mimms Distilling Co. or a beer tasting at the new Blairsville Brewing Company. The annual Sorghum Festival is set to take place October 12 & 13 and 19 & 20 at Meeks Park. Blairsville's longest running festival celebrates the ancient art of cooking sweet syrup from sorghum cane. This fall festival is one of the most popular in Georgia and is a celebration of the locally grown sorghum plant. A variety of accommodations are available including cozy cottages, mountain cabins or an apartment downtown, all of which are perfect for weekend getaways or week-long adventure. www.visitblairsvillega.com Pensacola Families can enjoy hayrides and pumpkin patches at Holland Farms, just a short drive from downtown Pensacola, where you can pick sunflowers and pumpkins while enjoying homemade treats. Couples can explore local fall festivals like the Pensacola Seafood Festival in late September or the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival in November. Known as the "Festival City of the South," Pensacola has an event for everyone throughout the season.