The Southeast is a region of charm, history, and slow-paced beauty. The Southeast Travel Guides section of Travel Destinations takes you from moss-draped oaks to coastal byways and mountain back roads. Explore small towns, hidden trails, and places where Southern hospitality still feels genuine. Each guide includes travel tips, scenic routes, and photography inspiration for capturing the spirit of the region. Whether you’re exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Florida coast, or a quiet Georgia bridge, these guides show you why the Southeast shines best off the beaten path.
Graceful strands of Spanish moss sway from the trees, creating a peaceful canopy along the hiking trail on Honeymoon Island.
There’s so much more to the Southeast than beaches and humidity. From the small-town warmth of Plains, Georgia, and the history of Roosevelt’s Little White House to the shady bike paths and breezy causeways of Florida, this region celebrates the slower side of travel. Join me as I trade interstates for scenic backroads, explore off-the-beaten-path destinations, and discover how much beauty there is when you simply take your time.
Golden hour glow at the historic train depot in Plains, Georgia—once Jimmy Carter’s campaign headquarters.
Discover the charm of Plains, Georgia — a small town rich in history and Southern hospitality. From President Jimmy Carter’s legacy to quaint landmarks like the historic train depot and Billy Carter’s gas station, Plains offers a peaceful escape full of stories and timeless beauty. Perfect for history buffs, photographers, and travelers seeking a genuine back roads experience.
