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Bounded by the Chattahoochee River, Columbus is a popular place for whitewater rafting, zip lining, and other outdoor adventures. While the Whitewater Express, the world’s longest urban whitewater course, is something you won’t want to miss, Columbus is also home to thriving farmers markets, free concerts, and U.S. history.
So unwind and prepare to get wet in this colorful riverside metropolis.
Make a reservation for riverside dining, then stroll through Columbus for refreshing river views and leisurely shopping.
From Indian traders and Spanish explorers to steam boat passengers, Columbus’ history is closely tied to the Chattahoochee River. At this 15-mile park, you can amble along the Chattahoochee River and learn about the city that grew up on its banks.
Space geeks will go wild at the Coca-Cola Space Science Center. Tour a space shuttle, watch a planetarium show, and learn about the Challenger mission. You can also see Apollo artifacts and take a virtual tour of the International Space Station via a 360-degree theater.
If you’re in the mood for a peaceful day out in nature, Flat Rock Park is a pleasant forested area with a waterfall and hiking and biking trails. Pack a picnic and plan to take a dip in the river, just beware of the slip-and-slide rocks.
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Just a short drive from Columbus are unmissable historic sites, beautiful botanical gardens, and amazing views. Whether you fancy a canyon hike, a visit to FDR’s Georgia getaway, or a psychedelic art walk, the area around Columbus is begging to be explored. So grab some snacks or maybe even a picnic lunch, fill up your tank of gas, and get ready to be wowed.
Book the perfect carFDR’s Georgia home has been carefully preserved with all the details just as he left them, which makes it a treat to visit. While there, you can also see FDR’s 1938 Ford convertible, listen to his famous Fireside Chats on a 1930s radio, and view exhibits about the Depression-era United States president.
Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon includes 10 miles of hiking trails, including the Canyon Loop Trail, which takes you around nine of the canyons in about two hours. Unlike the Grand Canyon, Providence was created through poor farming practices in the 1800s. But the result is some stunning scenery.
Only about 40 minutes from Columbus, you won’t want to miss this intriguing art destination. Created by Edward Owens Martin over 30 years, Pasaquan is a seven-acre art environment that fuses African, Native American, and pre-Columbian Mexican designs, embodying a new ideology called Pasaquoyan.
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One of the best Turo experiences I’ve had coming down to Columbus on leave.
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He even checked on how our trip and the car was working out for us during our stay.
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Absolutely wonderful experience, and WAY easier than any rental car company!
He accommodated me and my schedule and I had to change my reservation and he gave me no issues about it.
Person really can in as a big help as the airport car rental places closed at 6pm and we landed at 9 pm.
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Annette communicated well through the app at the beginning and end of the trip.
We were very happy with the car and Paulando was extremely professional, responded right away and even gave information about Ubers from his location to Atlanta airport.
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If you’re visiting FDR’s house, you can continue your excursion by driving north through a historic area called the Cove. This rich region was carved by a meteor billions of years ago. Pull off in Woodbury to see Georgia’s oldest covered bridge, then stop in Gay for an old gristmill and millpond.
Grab a tank of fuel, then travel back in time as you cruise through 60 miles of rolling farmland. Along the way, there are plenty of historic small towns to stop at, including Hawkinsville with its old opera house. If you’re lucky, you can catch a farmers market or even see a wild hog in Abbeville.
Providence Canyon is worth seeing, and if you take the slightly longer route to get there via 431, you’ll experience plenty of beautiful forested scenery along the way. You may even catch a few glimpses of the serene Chattahoochee River.
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