1. Valdosta –Stone Mountain- 239 miles Explore the beauty that Middle and Central Georgia have to offer! Visit Indian mounds, quaint downtown areas, aviation museums, historic mountain tops, and much more! Valdosta--Nashville –--Ocilla----Hawkinsville–-- Warner Robins–-- Macon–-- Juliette----Lithonia---Stone MountainNashvilleOcillaHawkinsvilleWarner RobinsMaconJulietteLithoniaStone Mountain 27.7 miles55.6 miles108.7 miles 135.3 miles 153.5 miles 176.9 miles 228.1 miles 239 miles

2. Valdosta – Nashville, GA- 27.7 MilesNashville, GA- Nashville, incorporated as a town December 20, 1892, is the county seat for Berrien County. The name, like the Tennessee capital, derives from a distinguished soldier of the Revolutionary War, General Francis Nash. Nashville, also known as the "City of Dogwoods," hosts an annual Dogwood Festival in the spring. It has a quaint downtown full of vibrantly colored buildings. Check it out Checkpoints! Horse Creek Winery

3. Nashville- Ocilla - 27.9 Miles Total Distance 55.6 milesOcilla Home to the annual Sweet Potato Festival, Ocilla is a welcoming and relaxing small town. Visit Downtown Ocilla for great shopping and dining options or go outside of the city for farm tours or hunting plantations. Also nearby for the history buff is Jefferson Davis Historic Site. Check it out Checkpoints! Jefferson Davis Memorial

4. Ocilla – Hawkinsville- 53.1 Miles Total Distance – 108.7 MilesHawkinsville Looking for local flavor? Head to Hawkinsville where local flavor is all the rage. Visit M&T Meats, an old fashioned meat market with lots of character and a butcher to customize your cuts. Head down the road to Hardy Farms for one of Georgia's most famous crops, peanuts. Check it out Checkpoints! The Historic Opera House Lawrence Bennett Horse Harness Training Blueway

5. Hawkinsville– Warner Robins- 26.6 Miles Total Distance -135.3MilesWarner Robins Warner Robins, Georgia's International City, is best known as the home of Robins Air Force Base, the Museum of Aviation (second largest in the country), and the Southeast Regional Little League Headquarters and field. Visitors can "bird watch" by viewing the aircraft traffic from the Museum of Aviation's observation deck and enjoy an exciting air show and "Wings and Wheels" Car Show. Check it out Checkpoints! The Museum of Aviation

6. Warner Robins-Macon- 18.2 Miles Total Distance 153.5 milesMacon Visit Macon, Georgia for a Southern adventure that is sure to be good for your soul! The city's historic undertones harmonize for any family vacation, and Macon attractions and tours offer a look into the area's 17,000-year history. Hike through ancient Indian mounds and enter North America's only reconstructed earth lodge, or take in the state's largest collection of African-American art, history and culture. Stroll along the river or down wide avenues lined with art galleries, boutiques and architecture as diverse as the people who built it. Check it out Checkpoints! Ocmulgee National Monument Battle of Griswoldville Cannonball House & Confederate Museum

7. Macon-Juliette- 23.4 Miles Total Distance 176.9 milesJuliette Juliette was a bustling railroad community during the early 1900s. Over time, the railroad industry declined, and Juliette was nearly forgotten until 1991 when movie producers for the film "Fried Green Tomatoes" discovered Juliette and reconstructed the existing buildings into the fictional community of Whistle Stop. Check it out Checkpoints! Whistle Stop Café

8. Juliette-Lithonia - 51.2 Miles Total Distance 228.1 miles The community got its unusual name, according to locals, when, in the 1840s, a Classics teacher combined the Greek words "Litho" meaning "rock" and "Onia" meaning "place." Considering that the East Dekalb area contains an abundance of Gneiss granite, the teacher aptly chose the name Lithonia. Check it out Checkpoints! Arabia Mountain

9. Lithonia- Stone Mountain- 9.7 Miles Total Distance 239 miles Stone Mountain is home to Stone Mountain Park, Georgia's No. 1 tourist attraction. The park contains more than 3,200 acres of pristine woodlands and a variety of family- oriented attractions, games and exhibits. Major festivals also take place there. Historic Stone Mountain Village dates back to 1822 and features turn-of-the-century architecture and a 1915 caboose, as well as dining and shopping. Check it out Checkpoints! Stone Mountain Park