Cooler fall temperatures are finally here, metro Atlanta! Leaves are beginning to change and the pumpkin spice has found its way back into your coffee. It’s time to get outside and enjoy the changing season. Pick a pumpkin, take a hayride, and wander through a corn maze at one of these great, local attractions:
Buford Corn Maze – Buford, GA
Now officially open for the season, Buford Corn Maze is the close-to-home fall excursion you don’t want to miss. Find your way through the five-acre maze, visit with farm animals, take a hayride, and even walk through the haunted forest. Tickets start at just $16 and can be purchased online or in person. Hours vary, but you can check them out HERE.
Burt’s Farm – Dawsonville, GA
Burt’s Farm welcomed visitors back for the season at the beginning of September and is open daily from 9am to 6pm. The farm offers hayrides, a huge variety of pumpkins, local jams, jellies and pies, and some of the best scenery in the North Georgia Mountains. The drive through the mountains alone is worth the trip! Admission to the farm is free, although there is a small for the hayride.
Uncle Shuck’s – Dawsonville, GA
Uncle Shuck’s Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch is a North Georgia tradition, offering a 15-acre corn maze sure to entertain. Pick your own pumpkin, climb the tire mountain, hop on the jumping pillow, and even go gem mining. On Friday and Saturday nights in October, brave The Dark Rows, a spooky haunted trail through the most twisted trails in the corn field. Check hours and rates HERE.
These are just a few of the great local businesses that are busy celebrating the fall season. For more, and maybe some closer to you, click over to Atlanta Parent, where they’ve compiled a list of 20 fun destinations to enjoy some fall fun.
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