Southwest Georgia Visitor Information Center

Southwest Georgia, nestled in the Southern Rivers Region, is a rich tapestry of culture and history, famous for its antebellum homes and small-town charm. The area, which includes the renowned Presidential Pathways and Plantation Trace, is celebrated for its Southern heritage, picturesque peanut fields, and lush pine forests.

Recognized as the Quail Hunting Capital of the World, Southwest Georgia is a premier destination for hunters and offers numerous attractions tied to former U.S. Presidents, including the Little White House in Warm Springs and the historic Windsor Hotel in Americus. Additionally, vibrant festivals, including the Rose Show and Festival in Thomasville and the Watermelon Festival in Cordele, highlight the region's lively community spirit.

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