State Park Hike with Wine Tasting
Atlanta, Georgia
Trip Type: Hiking & Camping
Duration: 6 hours
Wine journeys offer an entertaining and educational experience to individuals and groups. Enjoy a unique wine hike journey. Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy nature at its best!
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Wine journeys offer an entertaining and educational experience to individuals and groups. Enjoy a unique wine hike journey. Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy nature at its best!Discover one of northern Georgia’s best kept secrets: Victoria Bryant State Park, nestled in the rolling hills of Georgia’s Upper Piedmont. A beautiful stream flows through the park providing the perfect setting for an after-picnic stroll. Hikers may follow various perimeter trails that travel through hardwoods and crosses creeks.
You may, instead, choose to explore Fort Yargo State Park which offers you a nearby escape from metro-life with exciting adventures along multiple recreational trails. Hiking is an escape back to nature while forgetting all about the day to day hassles of city life.
Here, the journey is more important than the destination. As we wind down our hike, we will end this wonderful day with wine tasting at Boutier Winery, offering a collection of wines developed from local produce and select vineyards.
The winery is set on nearly 32 beautiful acres planted in Vinifera and French American grape varietals.
You may, instead, choose to explore Fort Yargo State Park which offers you a nearby escape from metro-life with exciting adventures along multiple recreational trails. Hiking is an escape back to nature while forgetting all about the day to day hassles of city life.
Here, the journey is more important than the destination. As we wind down our hike, we will end this wonderful day with wine tasting at Boutier Winery, offering a collection of wines developed from local produce and select vineyards.
The winery is set on nearly 32 beautiful acres planted in Vinifera and French American grape varietals.
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