Jump Start Your Fall Fun
Fall signifies cooler weather, exciting holidays, cozy locales and gorgeous trees. This year, create a bucket list, and make it a point to explore all the exciting activities this season has to offer.
For a complete list of not-to-miss fall events and activities, read Atlanta Parent’s 2024 Fall Fun Guide.
Go Apple Picking
In Georgia, apple season typically runs from mid-August to mid-October. Stock up on this delicious fruit at these Georgia apple orchards . Market and u-pick hours may differ; call or check websites for schedules and availability.
Get Lost in a Corn Maze
See if you can solve your way through these tall vegetable plants. Read our roundup of the best corn mazes near metro Atlanta. While you’re there, enjoy other farm activities, including games, food and more.
Enjoy Pumpkins on the Farm
It’s not fall without pumpkins! This orange fruit is a must-have for autumn – here’s where to find a pumpkin patch near you. Kids will love choosing their own special pumpkin for a jack-o-lantern; most farms also have fun things to do, including hay rides, tasty treats, inflatables, games and more.
See Fall Flowers and Leaves
Spring isn’t the only time to see beautiful blooms, and check out some of our favorite metro Atlanta spots to go leaf peeping.
Go Horseback Riding
Saddle up at one of these stables for family trail riding. Age restrictions and weight requirements vary; rides are usually available by reservation only.
Dare to Go Zip Lining
Enjoy a high-flying view of gorgeous trees and autumn scenery. Age and weight requirements vary.
Search for Ghosts
It’s spooky season! Learn more about town history while attempting to spot spirits on these ghost tours in metro Atlanta. Most tours require advance reservations; check website for schedules and age recommendations.
Head to a Festival
Fall means festivals! These festivals and fairs in Atlanta and beyond have everything from arts and crafts to live entertainment and music. Seasonal farms and events offer lots of exciting activities, including hayrides, animals, games, live music and more.
Visit a Cemetery
Cemeteries have a haunting feel, perfect for the Halloween season, but they’re also great places to learn about history.
Ride the Rails
Book a reservation to learn about trains, observe leaves and scenic views, and enjoy a trip outside of Atlanta.
