The Preserve, also known as the Lower Valley, is forested land punctuated with historic home sites, abandoned farmlands, woodland roads, meadows, winding streams, and stands of hardwood and pine trees.
Callaway Gardens Georgia
By Susan Breslow Sardone, About.com
Walk Through Callaway Gardens, Georgia
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Bring your walking shoes to Georgia and explore Callaway Gardens. Walking trails and roadways showcase the world’s largest display of hollies, more than 700 varieties of hybrid azaleas, and endless varieties of wildflowers in Callaway Gardens, Georgia.
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- Welcome to Callaway Gardens, Georgia
- Walk Through Callaway Gardens, Georgia
- Experience Pioneer Life at Callaway Gardens
- Bike the Callaway Gardens Discovery Bicycle Trail
- Reflect in the Callaway Gardens Chapel
- Golf at Callaway Gardens
- Fish at Callaway Gardens
- Stop and Smell the Flowers at Callaway Gardens Horticultural Center
- Celebrate Christmas at Callaway Gardens
- Leaving Calloway Gardens, Georgia
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