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The southern terminus of the Bartram Trail sits just outside Franklin, North Carolina. It marks the start/end of a 110-mile route through the forests and ridgelines of the Southern Appalachians. Surrounded by wildflowers and rushing streams, the trailhead offers quick access to quiet, remote terrain.

The Covered Bridge in DuPont State Forest spans the Little River atop High Falls and is accessible via a short, gently-graded trail just 0.5 miles from the High Falls access area. It is a popular spot in the forest and often has visitors taking photos in front of the bridge.

Harbison State Forest is a 2,177-acre urban oasis with miles of scenic trails for hiking and biking along the Broad River. Home to an environmental education center and self-sustaining forestry operations, it's a unique blend of recreation and conservation. There is plenty of wildlife, including deer and foxes, and over 67 species of trees, including loblolly pine, longleaf pine, and hardwoods. It's an excellent spot to immerse yourself in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Tybee Island Lighthouse stands at 145 feet and is the oldest and tallest in Georgia. It has a museum and an observation deck that offers fantastic 360-degree views of the island. There is an entrance fee, and dogs are not allowed, so you'll need to leave your pup at home if you want to visit this historic location.

Arriving at the base of the falls may convince many that these are the 'Bridal Veil' but they are further up the rocks! Be very careful as the rocks get very slick and I have ended up on my butt more than once - even with walking poles. Be warned. However, the view at the top of the real falls is well worthwhile.

Old covered bridge passing over fast flow water. Worth pausing and taking in the noise of rushing water.

Although small, Reasonover Lake is a quaint spot to pass by while on a ride in Transylvania County.

Tybee Island Lighthouse is a historic landmark that offers stunning views of the Savannah River and the Atlantic Ocean. Climb the 178 steps to the top of Georgia’s oldest and tallest lighthouse, and explore the restored keeper’s cottages and the museum across the street. Learn about the fascinating history of this lighthouse, which dates back to 1736 and survived wars, storms, and fires. Tybee Island Lighthouse is a must-see attraction for history buffs and nature lovers alike.