Pumpkin patch family outing.
With beautiful weather, mesmerizing fall colors, and a myriad of exciting activities, Atlanta is the ideal destination this autumn. Here are some unique experiences you definitely don’t want to miss.
From Sept. 3 through 30, kids enjoy free admission at most Atlanta attractions when accompanied by a paying adult. This initiative is a great opportunity for families to explore the city’s must-visit spots without breaking the bank.
If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, Atlanta in the fall is a paradise. The city is brimming with gorgeous green spaces and vivid autumn foliage. Make sure to consult our Atlanta outdoor guides for your next adventure. Popular spots include Cascade Springs Nature Preserve and Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park.
If backpacking is more your style, consider a trip to the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, located just a 90-minute drive from Atlanta, near Amicalola Falls. For a closer outdoor experience, visit the Chattahoochee Nature Center, which offers guided forest bathing, hikes, and canoe trips.
Nourishing oneself is especially gratifying in the cool fall weather. Atlanta boasts a range of food and drink festivals to satisfy every palate. The Atlanta Food & Wine Festival will take place at various locations across the city from Sept. 12 through 15.
On Sept. 22, the Chattahoochee Nature Center will host its 9th annual outdoor food and craft beer festival, Harvest on the Hooch. For those aged 21 and over, the Grand Tasting Midtown offers unlimited samples from 25 of Atlanta’s best restaurants, along with wine, beer, and cocktail tastings on Oct. 17.
To cap off the culinary festivities, don’t miss the Atlanta Chili Cook Off at Brook Run Park on Saturday, Nov. 16. For a high-end dining experience, visit one of Atlanta’s many MICHELIN-rated restaurants, open year-round.
The arrival of the “ber” months is the perfect time for some self-care. Whether you’re looking for rest and relaxation, or just a change of pace, Atlanta has options to suit your needs. Consider treating yourself to a Zen getaway at one of the city’s luxurious hotels or indulge in spa treatments at highly recommended local spas.
Other solo date ideas include visiting a new exhibit or taking a unique tour of Atlanta to discover more about this vibrant city.
October in Atlanta is vibrant and colorful, heralding the Atlanta Pride Festival and Parade. Celebrated around National Coming Out Day (Oct. 11), this event takes place in Midtown and promises a weekend full of festivities for everyone. It all starts with the Georgia Aquarium Pride Kickoff Party, making it a celebration to remember.
For a comprehensive list of all the exciting activities and events this fall, be sure to check out our ultimate guide to fall in Atlanta.
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