Premiere Episode!
Georgia Outdoors: Biking
Friday, Feb 1 at 9:30 PM
Saturday, Feb 2 at 12 Noon & 6 PM
Tuesday, Feb 5 at 7:30 PM
Whether on a road or on a mountain trail, riding a bicycle
is a fun and healthy activity, and it's a great way to explore Georgia. On this episode we join a number of bike enthusiasts as they see the state from the unique vantage point of a bike.
First, Georgia Outdoors visits Up the Creek Without a Pedal, an annual bike ride in Rome that offers something for cyclists of all skill levels. We'll also check in with the Atlanta Bicycle Campaign and take a fun ride around the city. We explore a few mountain biking trails as well. All this and more!
Georgia's history is diverse and rich with stories of triumph and tragedy. From Native American burial mounds to plantations to civil war fortifications, physical remnants of this past have been left behind in the form of buildings and structures. Many of these locations are preserved and open to the public. On this episode, we'll trace Georgia's history through its historic sites and see how the staff at these locations work to make history come alive. We join a torchlight tour of the Etowah Mounds near Cartersville, and find out about syrup making at the Jerrell Plantation. Finally, we'll see how archaeologists are continually digging up new elements of Georgia's history and feature the restoration of Hardman Farm, a historic dairy farm in Helen. 
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