Accessible Destinations in Georgia

37 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Georgia with detailed accessibility information: High Museum of Art, Fox Theatre, Andersonville National Historic Site, Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Fort Pulaski National Monument.

• High Museum of Art (Atlanta) – The Southeast's leading art museum, in Midtown Atlanta. Elevators run from the Arts Center garage and MARTA station to the entrance.
• Fox Theatre (Atlanta) – A 1929 Moorish and Egyptian Revival movie palace with orchestra-level wheelchair seating and free assistive listening devices at every show.
• Andersonville National Historic Site (Andersonville) – A national historic site preserving Camp Sumter prison history, the National Prisoner of War Museum, and Andersonville National Cemetery.
• Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area (Sandy Springs) – Metro Atlanta river corridor with trails, boat launches, picnic areas, and river access.
• Fort Pulaski National Monument (Savannah) – Masonry coastal fort near Savannah with exhibits, trails, and Civil War interpretation.
• Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park (Atlanta) – Historic district preserving places connected to Dr. King’s life and leadership.
• Blue Ridge Mountains / scenic railroad (Blue Ridge) – Ride a vintage train through the stunning North Georgia mountains along the Toccoa River, with wheelchair-accessible boarding and scenic vi…
• Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site (Atlanta) – Walk where Dr. King walked at this powerful Atlanta historic site preserving his birth home, church, and legacy of the civil rights movemen…
• Margaritaville at Lanier Islands (Buford) – A lakeside resort and entertainment complex on Lake Lanier offering waterfront dining, beaches, and year-round recreation in the North Geor…
• Stone Mountain Park (Stone Mountain) – A massive granite mountain with a carved Confederate memorial, surrounded by 3,200 acres of trails, attractions, and family fun near Atlant…
• Athens & University of Georgia (Athens) – Explore UGA's vibrant campus and Athens' legendary music scene, where college-town energy meets accessible Southern charm.
• Atlanta Botanical Garden (Atlanta) – A stunning 30-acre urban oasis in Midtown Atlanta with nearly all areas accessible to wheelchair and scooter users.
• Callaway Resort & Gardens (Pine Mountain) – A sprawling resort and botanical garden in Pine Mountain, Georgia, featuring 2,500 acres of curated gardens, lakes, and natural beauty.
• Golden Isles (Brunswick) – Georgia's Golden Isles offer pristine barrier island beaches, historic charm, and wheelchair-accessible beach access along a stunning coast…
• Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park (Macon) – Ancient earthen mounds rising from central Georgia tell 17,000 years of human history, with improving trail access and all-terrain wheelcha…
• Wild Adventures Theme Park (Valdosta) – A 170-acre theme park, water park, and animal park rolled into one family-friendly destination in Valdosta, Georgia.
• Augusta (Savannah River history) (Augusta) – Augusta's Riverwalk brings the Savannah River's rich history to life along a scenic, wheelchair-accessible path through the heart of Georgi…
• Cumberland Island National Seashore (Cumberland Island) – Georgia's largest barrier island offers wild beaches, historic ruins, and roaming wild horses, with an accessible van tour covering the isl…
• Jekyll Island Historic District (Jekyll Island) – A coastal Georgia gem where Victorian-era charm meets accessible beaches, boardwalks, and island wildlife along 10 miles of Atlantic shorel…
• National Infantry Museum & RiverWalk (Columbus) – Explore America's military history at this fully accessible museum in Columbus, Georgia, featuring immersive exhibits and a scenic RiverWal…
• Savannah Historic District & Tybee Island (Savannah) – Savannah's oak-lined squares meet Tybee Island's accessible beaches, offering historic charm and coastal relaxation for all visitors.
• Tallulah Gorge State Park (Tallulah Falls) – A dramatic 1,000-foot canyon with five waterfalls, rim trail overlooks, and a new accessible waterfront area with adaptive kayak launch.
• The Battery Atlanta (Atlanta) – A vibrant mixed-use district next to Truist Park offering dining, entertainment, and shopping in a walkable outdoor setting.
• Appalachian Trail hikes / Brasstown Bald (Northeast Georgia) – Georgia's highest peak offers a paved summit trail and stunning mountain views, bringing Appalachian grandeur within reach for visitors of…
• Atlanta (Atlanta) – Atlanta offers world-class museums, the iconic BeltLine trail, and lush urban parks, many with strong wheelchair access and sensory accommo…
• Augusta National Golf Club / Masters Tournament (Augusta) – Home of the Masters Tournament, Augusta National is one of golf's most iconic venues, offering accessible viewing areas throughout the lege…
• Avalon (Alpharetta) – Avalon is a charming recreational retreat in Georgia offering outdoor fun and relaxation in a welcoming, small-town setting.
• Bonaventure Cemetery (Savannah) – Savannah's stunning Bonaventure Cemetery offers moss-draped oaks, Victorian sculpture, and over 150 years of Southern history across 100 sc…
• Dahlonega (Dahlonega) – America's first gold rush town meets award-winning wine country in the scenic Blue Ridge Mountain foothills of North Georgia.
• Helen (Bavarian-themed town) (Helen) – A charming Bavarian-themed village nestled in the North Georgia mountains, offering alpine architecture, riverside dining, and mountain adv…
• Macon (Macon) – Macon's Otis Redding Center for the Arts celebrates the soul legend's legacy through youth music education in the heart of Georgia's music…
• Ponce City Market (Atlanta) – Atlanta's iconic mixed-use market in a historic Sears building offers food, shopping, and BeltLine access with full ADA compliance.
• Riverwalk / Chattahoochee River (Columbus) – Georgia's Chattahoochee River features accessible boardwalks, ADA ramps, and adaptive equipment programs for enjoying nature along the wate…
• Savannah City Market (Savannah) – A vibrant open-air marketplace in Savannah's Historic District with accessible shops, galleries, restaurants, and nightlife.
• St. Simons Island & Fort Frederica Mon. (St. Simons Island) – A barrier-free barrier island where colonial history meets Georgia's golden coast, with flat trails and wheelchair-friendly fort grounds.
• Mall of Georgia (Buford) – One of Georgia's largest shopping destinations, Mall of Georgia offers over 225 stores just 30 minutes from downtown Atlanta.
• Georgia Aquarium (Atlanta) – A large downtown Atlanta aquarium with free wheelchair loans, accessible parking on deck Level 3 and low-sensory hours every morning until…