Pine Mountain Attractions

There's More to Discover Beyond Our Gates

Pine Mountain and the surrounding region have more to offer than meets the eye. We want you to get a taste of the full authentic Southern Georgia experience during your visit and consider staying longer to explore everything our amazing area has to offer. From charming boutiques and wild animal safaris right here in Pine Mountain to presidential history, world-class whitewater rafting, and cultural landmarks within easy driving distance, there is something worth discovering around every corner. 

Explore the Region

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Pine Mountain

Right here in our hometown you will find charming boutiques, unique antique shops, authentic Georgia BBQ, and the friendliest people in the state. Just down the road, Wild Animal Safari offers a ride-through adventure featuring over 500 animals on 500 acres.

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Columbus, Georgia (30 Minutes South)

Get your adrenaline going with some of the best whitewater rafting south of the Tennessee line. Stroll downtown on the Riverwalk, catch an off-Broadway show at the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, explore space at the Coca-Cola Space Science Center, or take in a performance at the Springer Opera House. And all guests should make time to visit the world-renowned National Infantry Museum at Fort Benning for a rare glimpse into our nation's storied military history.

LaFayette Fountain in the heart of Historic Downtown LaGrange

LaGrange, Georgia (20 Minutes North)

A wealth of interesting attractions awaits just up the road. Enjoy tours at Wild Leap Brewery, cycle along The Thread, and soak up the culture at the Biblical History Center and Hills and Dales Estate, the historic Callaway family home.

Starr's Mill Park

Presidential Pathways

Callaway sits in the heart of Georgia's famous Presidential Pathways. Franklin Roosevelt's Little White House and Jimmy Carter's hometown of Plains, Georgia are both within easy driving distance for history lovers and curious travelers alike.

Discover the Area

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RiverCenter for the Performing Arts

World-class performances in the heart of downtown Columbus, from Broadway touring productions to symphony concerts and more. Visit Site

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Local Breweries

From craft ales to Georgia-inspired flavors, the local brewery scene around Pine Mountain and Columbus is worth a stop for beer enthusiasts and curious sippers alike.

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Wild Animal Safari

A ride-through adventure featuring over 500 animals roaming freely across 500 acres right here in Pine Mountain. A favorite for families and animal lovers of all ages. Visit Site

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Coca-Cola Space Science Center

An out-of-this-world experience for the whole family in Columbus, featuring interactive space exhibits, a planetarium, and a Challenger Learning Center. Visit Site

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Local Museums

The region is home to a rich collection of museums spanning military history, fine art, and local culture. Plan extra time to explore what catches your eye.

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The Columbus Ballet

One of the Southeast's premier regional ballet companies, performing a full season of classical and contemporary productions in Columbus. Visit Site

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Whitewater Rafting and Water Sports

Some of the best whitewater rafting south of the Tennessee line flows right through Columbus on the Chattahoochee River. A thrilling half or full day adventure for the whole group. Visit Site

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Downtown Columbus

A vibrant riverfront district full of restaurants, boutiques, galleries, and live music. Stroll the Riverwalk, grab a bite, and discover why Columbus is one of Georgia's most underrated cities. Visit Site