Ghosts & Gravestones Savannah
Ghost tour · Savannah · Georgia
A trolley "frightseeing" run through Savannah's historic district, boarding at the Simply Savannah Depot on River Street. Tours depart nightly and last about 1 hour and 20 minutes, with costumed guides working the city's cemeteries, squares and haunted houses.
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Plan your visit
Color nearby peaks: November 21–November 25
Color builds from November 8 · mostly bare by December 17
Method: daily ERA5 temperatures drive a photoperiod + chilling phenology model, sampled at Ghosts & Gravestones Savannah’s own coordinates and elevation (0 m) rather than a regional average. Estimates, not promises — check locally before you plan a trip around it.
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Amicalola Falls State Park
State parkPeak November 4
Georgia's tallest waterfall drops 729 feet in a series of cascades below the state park's namesake lodge, with the approach trail to Springer Mountain (the Appalachian Trail's southern end) coloring up through October in mixed oak-hickory forest.
Don’t miss: 729-foot cascading waterfall · Appalachian Trail approach · Overlook decks and stairs
Tallulah Gorge State Park
State parkPeak November 2
A two-mile, nearly 1,000-foot-deep gorge carved by the Tallulah River, crossed by a suspension bridge 80 feet above the water, with rim and floor trails set against oak-hickory color that peaks in late October.
Don’t miss: Suspension bridge over the gorge · Rim and gorge-floor trails · Scheduled whitewater releases
Burt's Farm
Pumpkin patchColor nearby peaks November 5
This 40-acre family farm on Georgia 52 just south of Amicalola Falls has grown pumpkins since the 1980s, with hundreds of varieties spread across the fields alongside popcorn, gourds, hayrides, and boiled peanuts every September and October.
Don’t miss: Hundreds of pumpkin varieties · Hayrides · Boiled peanuts and kettle corn
Rock City Gardens
GardenPeak November 10
Frieda Carter's rock-garden trail winds through ancient sandstone formations atop Lookout Mountain to Lover's Leap, where the barn-roof-advertised promise to 'See Rock City,' a Southern roadside icon since the 1930s, delivers a seven-state view on a clear fall day.
Don’t miss: Lover's Leap overlook · Swing-A-Long Bridge · Seven-state view
Frequently asked
- When does Ghosts & Gravestones Savannah peak in 2026?
- Peak color is predicted for November 21–November 25 (best estimate November 23). Color starts around November 8 and is mostly bare by December 17.
- What is Ghosts & Gravestones Savannah best for?
- First-timers who want the ghost stories without the walking.
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