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White Rock Mountain, Arkansas
Some of the most spectacular views in the
South can be found at the top of White Rock
Mountain. Located high in the mountains of
the Ozark National Forest in Arkansas, White
Rock is one of the tallest mountains in the
Ozarks and features panoramic views of the
rugged scenery below. The mountain also
offers cabins, camping and more.
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Constitution Convention Museum State Park

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Dade Battlefield Historic State Park

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Florida's Old Capitol

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Fort Cooper State Park

Fort Gadsden Historic Site

Fort George Historic Site

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Maclay Gardens State Park

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National Naval Aviation Museum

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"Negro Fort" on the Apalachicola

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Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park

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Ponce de Leon Springs State Park

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St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge

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Stephen Foster State Folk Culture Center

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U.S. Arsenal at Chattahoochee
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Andersonville National Historic Site

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Dowdell's Knob on Pine Mountain

Etowah Mounds State Park

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Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park

Historic Pools Museum at Warm Springs

Kolomoki Mounds State Park

Little White House

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Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
A touch of the old
world in the new, St.
Augustine, Florida, is
the oldest city in the
United States.
Robbers Cave State
Park near Wilburton,
Oklahoma, is rich in
history and natural
beauty.
St. Augustine, Florida
Robbers Cave, Oklahoma
The Victorian city of
the Ozarks has been
a major destination
for more than a full
century.
The South's "live
country music capital"
is also rich in historic
sites and natural
wonders.
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Branson, Missouri
A touch of the old
world in the new, St.
Augustine, Florida, is
the oldest city in the
United States.
Robbers Cave State
Park near Wilburton,
Oklahoma, is rich in
history and natural
beauty.
St. Augustine, Florida
Robbers Cave, Oklahoma
The Little White
House, Callaway
Gardens and FDR
State Park surround
Warm Springs.
Some of the South's
most spectacular
waterfalls can be
found in the Alabama
mountains.
Warm Springs, Georgia
Waterfalls of Alabama
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Tannehill Ironworks, Alabama
Located on the outskirts of Birmingham,
Alabama's Tannehill Ironworks Historical
State Park preserves a major Civil War site
that produced thousands of tons of iron for
the Confederate war effort. Destroyed by
Union troops in 1865, the ironworks have
been beautifully restored and are the focal
point of a 1,500 acre park.