ATLANTA — Sept. 23 marks the first day of fall, and with that comes another season of amazing autumn activities for everyone in north Georgia.
Here's a list of several activities this fall:
Go Apple Picking
Hillcrest Orchards
Join the Apple Pickin' Jubilee on weekends in September and October for music, food, and apple picking. Enjoy pig races, mazes, rides, and more for all ages. More here.
Red Apple Barn
Visit Red Apple Barn in North Georgia to pick apples, pumpkins, and flowers and enjoy games and swings. U-Pick on weekends in September and October, with tractor rides and tours to the apple orchard. Call ahead for group tours. More here.
B.J. Reece Orchards
Join us on the weekends for a farm adventure! Enjoy apple cannons, wagon rides, petting farms, cow milking, jumping pillows, cow trains, pig races, and pony rides. Available Saturdays and Sundays for u-pick. Daily access to slide, corn box, duck races, and petting farm from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. More here.
Head to the Pumpkin Patches
Wargo’s Pumpkin Patch
Visit this pumpkin patch in Grantville from Sept. 23 to Nov. 5 for pumpkin shopping, hayrides, fall photos, crafts, and boiled peanuts. More here.
Washington Farms
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, sunflower fields, petting zoo, cow train, and jumping pillows from Sept. 23 to Nov. 5. More here.
Randy’s Pumpkin Patch
A trackless train, bunny petting zoo, haunted house, inflatable corn maze, pony rides, bounce houses, concessions, and a variety of pumpkins will be available for purchase at Lawrenceville's opening on Sept. 20. More here.
Make it through Corn Mazes
Buford Corn Maze
Come to Buford from Sept. 2 to Nov. 12 for various fall activities, such as a corn maze, the Kid's 'CORN'er, hayrides, pony rides, the Haunted Forest, and the chance to see farm animals! More here.
Uncle Shuck’s Corn Maze
From Sept. 16 to Nov. 12, visit Dawsonville for pumpkin patch walking, a 15-acre corn maze, Tire Mountain playtime, corn cannon launching, and more. Learn more here.
Mitcham Farm
At Colonel Cobb's seven-acre corn maze in Oxford, visitors can enjoy hayrides, pumpkin picking, interactions with farm animals, pedal karts, and a cow train. The maze opens on Sept. 23. More here.
