Kent and Kaye Dyer purchased over 90 acres of family land a few years back, then spent the next few years wondering what to do with it. They built a venue for weddings, but it wasn’t until she saw families enjoying time together at a pumpkin patch that Kaye found her true vision for their…
Cabin Fever Drive-In Laser Light Show October 1, 2, & 3 Stay Updated on their Facebook Page Coosa Valley Fairgrounds 1400 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd SE Rome, GA 30161 Shows at 8:00pm and 10:00pm (Gates open at 6:00pm / 9:00pm) Prices range from $20-$50 per carload Life looks a little different this year. Whether…
The Rome-Floyd ECO Center. Located at Ridge Ferry Park on Riverside Pkwy in Rome Photo Credit: E.C.O. Center What is the E.C.O. Center? Rome City and Floyd County use a lot of water; because of the amount of water we use the city and county are federally required to have a water education program in…
Stay close to Rome… Berry College Recreation (and trails) *Please note that Berry College is currently CLOSED to visitors during the COVID-19 CRISIS. You can’t go wrong when you explore the largest contiguous campus in the world. Popular trails are –Viking trail (3.47 miles one-way, paved) –House o’ Dreams (2.5 miles one-way, moderate-strenuous) –Reservoir (start…
Several months ago, I wrote a guest blog post for the Rome Georgia Office of Tourism. We’re all looking for ways to teach our kids, get outside, and explore while maintaining distance, so I thought I’d share again with a link to the original post. Check out the Myrtle Hill Cemetery Tree Tour with Kids!
Northwest Georgia is a beautiful place to get out and explore. Whether you’re looking to wander a nature trail, paddle the rivers, or sit back and enjoy the land, adventures await you in Rome and it’s surroundings! [Update: Find more about local hikes and trails here] Berry College Recreation (and trails) You can’t go wrong…
