A blog about places to see, and things to do in Augusta, GA.
If you’re in search of the most popular indoor amusements all year long in the Augusta region, Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park is the ideal spot. With new and exciting activities around every turn, they are the ideal indoor playground for the whole family. Let your children’s birthday celebration up a notch or enjoy …
Brookfield Park is an ideal place to go if you’re looking for beautiful natural surroundings. This Georgia park allows you to take your dog on a hike and enjoy the natural surroundings. Brookfield Park offers scenic views of the park’s large lake from its trails. There are plenty of shade trees under which you can …
The Rae’s Creek Aqueduct is a unique pre-Civil War structure located in Augusta. The aqueduct, which is now part of the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area Park, fascinates visitors due to its beautiful stone arches, rock outcrops, and the rushing waters from one of Augusta’s best waterfalls. What should you know? The aqueduct, which is …
This loop trail measures 2.7 km long and is located near Grovetown, Georgia. It is generally considered an easy route and takes on average 34 minutes to complete. It is popular for trail running, birding, and walking. However, you can still enjoy solitude at quieter times. March through October are the best months to visit …
Lake Olmsted Park has a Disc Golf Course and a 3.5-mile Walking Track. The disc golf course is technical and short with lots of OB. You will find large trees along rolling terrain on the shores Lake Olmstead. 1st Tee, located near the main park entrance on Broad St. 9 hole out and 9-hole in. …
The Augusta Jewish Museum was opened to the public last July 2021. It is a local Center for Education and Understanding. Learning for all ages is possible through the four pillars: Jewish Traditions and Remembering the Holocaust, Jewish Contributions to CSRA (GA/SC), and Israel, land and people. The Synagogue of Congregation of B’nai Israel (Children …
The Old Medical College Building, a historic academic building, is situated at 598 Telfair Street, Augusta, Georgia, USA. It was constructed in 1835 by the Medical College of Georgia. Today, it is one of the most prestigious medical schools in the American South. Charles B. Cluskey designed this beautiful Greek Revival-style building. It housed Georgia’s …
The Beech Island Historical Society aims to preserve and present the country’s history, and in particular the Beech Island, SC’s history. A group of 14 people were first interested in discussing the idea. The group met for the first time at All Saints Episcopal Church on March 19, 1985. The society was established as a …
The Church of England established Saint Paul’s Church on the Fort Augusta site in 1750. The three original church buildings were destroyed. The Great Augusta Fire of 1916 destroyed the fourth building, which was built in the 19th Century. Henry Wendell designed the present Georgian Colonial building, and it was completed in 1919. A cannon …
North Augusta’s Palmetto Parkway Bike Path is located alongside the busy Interstate-520. It offers a more scenic and pleasant experience than its name suggests. Although the trail follows the interstate route and requires several crossings, most of it is protected from traffic by rows and trees. You won’t be lost in the natural world, but …
Sikes Pressure Washing: started in 2018 Owned and Operated by a Sgt for a local Fire Department who has served this community for nearly a decade.
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