Fall Road Trips in Georgia
Routes
30
Avg Distance
330 mi
Avg Drive
6h 14m
Destinations
15
Fall is arguably the best driving season in Georgia. Cooler air, changing foliage, and fewer crowds along 30 routes averaging 330 miles.
Planning Tips
- Check the weather forecast for your route, not just your origin and destination.
- Bring layers for shoulder-season travel — mornings and evenings can be much cooler than midday.
- Georgia routes can vary in condition depending on the time of year. Check for construction zones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fall Routes
St. Marys, GA → Alpharetta, GA
St. Marys, GA → Johns Creek, GA
Brunswick, GA → Gainesville, GA
Mount Vernon, GA → Savannah, GA
St. Marys, GA → Brookhaven, GA
LaFayette, GA → Savannah, GA
Blue Ridge, GA → Savannah, GA
Alpharetta, GA → Saint Simons Island, GA
Dalton, GA → Savannah, GA
Chatsworth, GA → Savannah, GA
Brunswick, GA → Alpharetta, GA
California, GA → Dock Junction, GA
Johns Creek, GA → Brunswick, GA
Roswell, GA → Brunswick, GA
Ellijay, GA → Savannah, GA
Marietta, GA → Brunswick, GA
Peachtree Corners, GA → Brunswick, GA
Kingsland, GA → Peachtree Corners, GA
Resaca, GA → Savannah, GA
Albany, GA → Dade County, GA
California, GA → Darien, GA
Rome, GA → Savannah, GA
Young Harris, GA → Savannah, GA
California, GA → Folkston, GA
Darien, GA → Johns Creek, GA
Darien, GA → Roswell, GA
Roswell, GA → Darien, GA
Lookout Mountain, GA → Minnesota, GA
Bowdon, GA → Savannah, GA
Darien, GA → Sandy Springs, GA