Pine Mountain, located southwest of Atlanta and at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, began in 1882. This quaint town was originally called Chipley, and it came into being after the railroad spread from Columbus to Pine Mountain. It started off as an agricultural community; however, it shortly blossomed into a booming tourist attraction due, in part, to Cason Callaway’s efforts. In 1952, he opened Callaway Gardens, a 14,000 acre park with beautiful floral displays, fishing lakes, golfing, hiking, and much more. Today, the park is still open along with a variety of other attractions, including the Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park, the small shops in downtown Pine Mountain, and lots of recreational activities.

Carriage Horses

607 Butts Mill Rd.
Pine Mountain, GA 31822
(706) 663-4777
Features fine International cuisine along with entertainment.

Cricket's Restaurant

14661 U.S. Hwy 18
Pine Mountain, GA 31822
(706) 663-8136
Features steak, seafood and New Orleans style Cajun dishes.

Jeanine's Steak & Seafood House

19655 US Hwy 27
Pine Mountain, GA 31822
(706) 663-9900
Features Black Angus steaks and fresh seafood including an oyster bar.  Live entertainment.

San Marcos Mexican Restaurante

352 S Main St.
Pine Mountain, GA 31822
(706) 663-8075
Excellent authentic Mexican cuisine.

Callaway Gardens

GA Hwy 18/354
Pine Mountain, Georgia 31822
1-800-CALLAWAY

Callaway Gardens has over 14,000 acres of gardens and pristine wildlife. You can enjoy a variety of activities including shopping, biking, fishing and much more!

Roosevelt Stables

1063 Group Camp Rd.
Pine Mountain, Georgia 31822
(706) 628-7463

Enjoy horseback riding through the mountains, around lakes, and under the trees.

Chipley Murrah Bed & Breakfast

Magnolia Hall Bed & Breakfast